Cross Keys Animal Hospital

I’ve had dogs all my life and I’ve been to many different vets. Cross Keys Animal Hospital is the very best. From the moment you call to make an appointment to the moment you walk in the door and are greeted by the amazing staff as well as being taken into an exam room and dealing with the veterinary technicians and veterinarians, you are treated like family, and your pet receives the highest level of care. I absolutely love it there.

The staff at Cross Keys Animal Hospital always make things so much easier for me and my reactive dog Radar. They understand his needs and are very caring towards him. His last visit was awesome. A tech met us at the door and cleared the waiting area for us to keep safe as well as the other person who was there with their dog and young child. I was able to pass through with Radar without having him react to that dog or the people. Dr. Quinn always shows concern and is willing to help in any way she can. She even took off her lab coat for the visit as we think Radar might not like the coat. :) A big thank you to everyone who made this visit a lot less stressful for us. Keep up the awesome work.

All the staff at Cross Keys Animal Hospital are amazing. The front end staff is always so accommodating especially for my hyper kitty. Thanks again!

When I moved from Colorado to New Jersey, one of the first things I did was look for a doctor for my 17-year-old kitty and her 5-year-old Sister. My Sister recommended CKAH, I'm so glad she did. Last year, I had to let Cassis go; she had cancer. The staff and doctor were so kind, I didn't want to let her go, but I knew it was the right thing to do. I really like Cross Keys Animal Hospital and am so glad they are helping me take the best care of my Anakat & Tyjan.

I loved Cross Keys until the latest interaction that just proceeded to get worse. My dog had a tumor removed. When I received the call from Dr Hosier after surgery she said they removed the tumor but found another. They aspirated that tumor and found that it was a mast cell tumor. She never told me that meant it was cancer. When I picked him up and received written instructions I was told that he got a shot of benedryl because aspirating the tumor could cause it to granulate releasing histamines. That was all I was told nothing was explained. When I called because my dog was not walking still the next day and could not stand they blamed me for giving him gabentin which I was instructed to do in writing. I told them my dog had diarrhea was vomiting and would not eat. They suggested stopping