Midshore Veterinary Service

Our dog was hit by a truck, ripping her lower hind leg off and then she was missing for 20 hours. Dr. Steve Harris & Dr. Carl Harris performed the amputation. Carl even came in on his birthday to do the surgery- happy belated, Carl! I cannot thank them enough for their reassurance, kindness, gentleness and compassion they showed our dog Nori. From Judy at the front desk to Dawn helping me get her out and understand the medicines and process- everything was incredible. We’re been with Midshore as a family for over 25 years. They’ve cared for all of our dogs- and they will until we have no more dogs- that will prob never happen! Thank you all so much!

They do farm calls for our horses. Thankfully we haven’t needed other then for vaccinations. Do an excellent job! Have been here on farm for Cattle as well.

We love Midshore Veterninary Servce. We have been loyal pet owners dedicated to the team at MVS and we particularly love Dr. Kerns. She has been taking care of our furry family for over 15 years now and has never failed to be kind, courteous and just overall wonderful. You will never find a more loving vet than MVS.

Absolutely amazing staff, updated beautiful facility, clean. I needed an emergency appointment for a new exotic mammal I acquired who arrived with 2 large infected wounds on them. The wonderful receptionist worked with me to get me in the same day. Every staff member was kind. None of them had ever met or worked with tenrecs before, which is pretty common as they are a rarer species kept as pets. But everyone heard a tenrec was coming into the clinic & they all researched them, a few vet techs wanted to meet my greater Madagascar tenrec & were so excited to meet him. Dr. Harris was so patient with interacting with a species he’s not encountered before & treated my tenrec with nothing but gentle kindness. I don’t recall the vet techs name who assisted Dr. Harris but she was wonderful, she r

To be completely truthful, we don't like ANYTHING about this veterinary service. We used to use their services up until they misdiagnosed our beloved cat that died. We have an emergency today (Wednesday, November 26, 2025), and the earliest they could possibly see our ferret, who's having seizures, is next week. A good vet would make time to at least see a suffering animal, rather than allow your pet to suffer for 5 days! Then the ditzy receptionist had the audacity to wish us a "good day." Yeah right. There's NO compassion and NO exceptions. Absolutely sickening!!!