New England Animal Hospital
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phones:
Main - 207-873-4668
Fax - 207-877-9586
ExtraTollFree - 800-222-1222
- Address:
- 2 Pleasant St Waterville, ME 04901
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- Categories
- Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services
- Payment Options
- Brands
- frontline, purina, wellness
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Reviews
12/08/16
Provided by YP.comThey are very nice people. They are so great about payment plans so you can afford your bill. They were great with our cat George.
02/05/16
Provided by YP.comDr. Danner and staff are fabulous! Total professionals with a down to earth approach. No mumbo jumbo corporate office...very hometown, very wise, efficient and caring. They were very easy to talk to, and did not mind explaining things for worried cat mom/dad. Never seeing another vet ever.
06/22/12
Provided by YP.comDr. Danner has taken over and reopened New England Animal Hospital thankfully. I previously took my pets here until Dr. Slack passed away in December. After that I had to switch to Kennebec Valley Vet. and had an absolutely awful experience there. I was more than pleased when Dr. Danner opened up. He does a great job caring for your animals. He is sincere and caring with dealing with your animals. He does a great job of always explaining all your options and allows you to make the decision rather than trying to sell you something you don't need. He really is in it for the animals as twice now I have asked for tests to be run on my cat who has renal kidney failure and hyper thyroid and he talked me out of it at this time because it was not beneficial at that time and he even told me he would "hate to have me pay the $75 for nothing at this time." He was great at teaching how to give my cat an IV at home to keep him hydrated. I have had a great experience with Dr. Danner and his staff. Great addition to the community!
04/18/10
Provided by YP.comAt 10 PM on Easter Sunday, one of our dogs encountered a porcupine in our driveway, ending up with many quills in the dog's nose and face. Called Dr. Slack (who has been our pet's vet for over 20 years) and he said to bring the dog in. He examined the dog and said he would take care of it and would keep the dog overnight, which he did. Monday morning the dog was fine, back to his energetic self. Dr. Slack's care in this situation was greatly appreciated, but it was typical of the care he has provided to our many pets over the years.