Ivens Bronstein Veterinary Hospital β Vets in Ardmore
Clinic Overview
Ivens Bronstein Veterinary Hospital is an AAHA-accredited small-animal veterinary clinic in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, located at 60 Haverford Rd. The practice treats dogs and cats and offers routine wellness care as well as same-day urgent care exams during regular business hours by appointment. After-hours support is available through VetTriage video telehealth, with 24/7 emergency referrals listed for BluePearl Conshohocken, Ryan Veterinary Hospital (Penn Vet), and Metropolitan Veterinary Associates.
Services
- β’Preventive care, including vaccines, parasite prevention, and routine physical exams
- β’Same-day urgent care exams (by appointment during business hours)
- β’Veterinary dentistry: cleanings, polishing, extractions, minor oral surgery, and digital dental X-rays
- β’Soft-tissue surgery (variety of procedures)
- β’Anesthesia with patient monitoring
- β’Diagnostic imaging/radiology, including X-rays with electronic submission for radiologist review
- β’Electrocardiography (ECG) and cardiology consultations/referrals
- β’Laboratory testing: in-house serum chemistry, hematology, serology, urinalysis, and parasite testing; external lab submission for specialized diagnostics
- β’Internal medicine specialist referrals for ultrasound, endoscopy, and complex case support
- β’Microchipping
- β’Pharmacy services, including prescription medications and preventatives, compounded medication ordering, and prescription diets
- β’Flea control programs
- β’Dietary counseling and nutrition guidance
- β’After-hours telehealth triage via VetTriage; 24/7 emergency referral options listed
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
Named veterinarians include Hillary Israeli (Medical Director, VMD), Brad Bates (VMD), and Samantha Watson (DVM).
Reviews
Google reviews show a 4.6/5 rating from 120 reviews. Recent comments frequently describe kind handling, clear explanations, and confidence in the medical care, with specific praise for Dr. Israeli and Dr. Bates and one reviewer noting improvement in a difficult skin condition after a prior vet had not resolved it. A less positive recent review from a long-time client raises concerns about delayed or missing follow-up communication regarding time-sensitive health questions.

