I am new to the area, so when I needed to find a veterinarian, I went online to read reviews. Red Bank Animal Hospital is in a convenient location, (from my home), and it had the most positive feedback. I brought both of my dogs in for a check up and to address some concerns. The ladies at the counter were kind and helpful. Once in the examination room, the tech took her time with both of my dogs. Dr. Boggan spent a lot of time with us and was very thorough and even told me what we could do to lower the cost of the procedure my dog needed. Yesterday, I brought her in for surgery. I am very pleased with the care she received and I even left there spending less than I had planned. I will be returning to Red Bank Animal Hospital for all my dogs' future health needs.

We have a Dog who hates going in the car. The Vet we were going to was far away from our house and so we researched Red Bank Animal Hospital as it is not even five minutes from our house. We had to take our dog in to get checked for possible Kennel cough and what we found on our first visit was THE BEST vet ever. They have what I call a Mascot named Reno. He is the cutest Doberman Pincher and when my kids kept wanting to look over the desk to see him the greatest Techs let him come out so my kids could love on him. (Ok I couldn't help but love on him too). Everyone was friendly and Dr. Connelly was so informative and made my dog feel so at ease, even when she had to get her Rabies shot. He gave us a prescription for antibiotic and when I went to have it filled, I had visions of it costing us over 100 dollars but the Pharmacist said no it is only 4 dollars. We had the best experience there. I would tell ANYONE and EVERYONE to go there. Thank you RBAH. If you read this, please give Reno a hug from all of us and a thank you to everyone there. =)

I read the previous review just prior to going to the animal hospital, so I was probably a little more sensitive to the service than normal. I thought the staff were fine. I first saw the vet on the local broadcast - where the clinic gives free advice to callers and I was mostly looking for the competency of the vet and she was great. They all took their time with my boys (Italian Greyhounds) and I am very protective of them. My last vet clinic was great - better than the local people hospitals (I re-located), so my bar of expectations was very high. The clinic was clean, appeared to have adequate equipment, an adequate line of available products (I found the dental additive for the pups water, which isn't easy to find) and most of all, the local animal emergency services telephone number was posted in huge letters with the telephone number. I would recommend them to others in my apartment building (a lot of dog lovers there who just moved here) or anyone who asks.