Nazareth Veterinary Center

Nazareth Veterinary Center is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Nazareth, Pennsylvania located at 40 W Prospect St. It treats dogs and cats and offers routine preventive care as well as dentistry, diagnostics, and surgery. The clinic is open Monday–Friday 8:00am–6:00pm (with Wednesday hours noted as extended until 7:00pm) and Saturday 7:00am–11:00am.

Services

•Wellness exams, yearly physical exams, and senior pet wellness programs
•Preventative care and vaccinations (including puppy and booster vaccinations)
•Medical/sick visits
•Bloodwork and in-house laboratory testing
•Veterinary dentistry, including dental X-rays and dental surgery
•Surgery, including spay/neuter and mass removal (routine and specialized procedures)
•After-hours referrals listed for emergency/urgent care (Quakertown Veterinary Clinic; Valley Central Veterinary Referral and Emergency Center; Eastern Pa Veterinary Medical Center; Pet Stat Animal Urgent Care; Hope Veterinary Specialists)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Lori Bankowski (Lead Veterinarian), Dr. Victoria Korona, Dr. Janine Gusztaw, and Dr. Georgine K. Danyi are listed veterinarians. Dr. Bankowski and the technicians are noted as Fear Free Certified.

Reviews

Nazareth Veterinary Center has a 4.6/5 rating on Google from 267 reviews. Recent comments describe pets appearing comfortable during visits, quick scheduling for a possible ear infection, and calm handling for stressful procedures such as nail trims. No staff members were named in the recent written reviews noted here.

Reviews for Nazareth Veterinary Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 267 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Heather Regina

1 month ago

My Shyloh was terrified of the original vets that we had, and it got to the point where he would be so stressed out to go that I stopped taking him. It was a nightmare, I felt like a horrible human friend and that I was letting him down. Then I found Nazareth Veterinary Center, and everything changed. Shyloh just went to his second visit to get his nails clipped and they thought I gave him the anxiety meds, but I didn't, I wanted to see how he reacted to them again. Normally, clipping his nails would have been an aggressive fight that would stress him & I out to the point of exhaustion. Now he goes back with them and pops out 5 minutes later looking happy & fabulous. He just trusts them! HE TRUSTS THEM! Need I say more?!

Jennifer Hesse

Cathy Braun

When I called Nazareth Vet and told them Bella might have an ear infection they had me come in with her within a few hours. She did not have to suffer through the night till the next day.

Frances Schumann

Murphy Welsh

Harper was very comfortable on her first visit. Looking forward to having you care for her in the future.