Trooper Veterinary Hospital

Trooper Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Eagleville (Norristown area), Pennsylvania. It treats dogs, cats, and small mammals/exotics, and offers urgent and emergency cases during regular business hours only. The hospital is AAHA-accredited and is an AAFP Certified Cat Friendly Practice.

Services

•Routine and wellness exams
•Vaccinations
•Parasite prevention for fleas, ticks, heartworm, and intestinal parasites
•Microchipping
•Urgent care during regular hours (as available)
•Emergency care during regular business hours; referrals to after-hours emergency hospitals
•Internal medicine
•In-house diagnostics and laboratory testing
•Digital radiography (X-rays)
•Ultrasound
•Bloodwork (including CBC and serum profiles), urinalysis, fecal exams

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Mia Puschak (Medical Director, DVM) and Wendy (Hospital Administrator) are listed as part of the team.

Reviews

Trooper Veterinary Hospital has a 4.6/5 rating on Google from 323 reviews. Positive comments describe staff as caring, professional, and consistently friendly across years of visits for multiple pets. Critical feedback in recent reviews includes complaints about phone interactions, concerns about handling or restraining a fearful cat during an exam, and concerns about the cost relative to the perceived thoroughness of the visit.

Reviews for Trooper Veterinary Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 323 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Channelle Seward

1 month ago

I took my cat twice here and he is not violent he was just scared and trying to get away from them. They decided they couldnt handle him and gave a very half assed and overpriced "examination" of my cat. They prescribed him gabapentin after the first time for future visits and I couldnt give it to him before the second one (my most recent visit) because he was vomiting so much at home which is why I went to them in the first place. Do. Not. Take. Your cat here if they are a bit fussy "they cant handle them". You'll be wasting your time and money especially if the vet decides to prescribe other things. I do not understand how can you have the audacity to prescribe anything if you couldnt even get a proper evaluation of my cat anyways. I have friends who also have cats and they go to vets that can actually keep a fussy cat under control without an over priced prescription of gabapentin. They charged me 95 dollars to basically check his temp. Because thats all they could do apparently. Again do not bring your cat here. You are better off brining them to the King of Prussia veterinary hospital because my friend who has owned several cats including an actual aggressive one that tried biting and fighting the doctors was still able to get her cat FULLY examined because they actually had competent and capable people there who can get a cat under control. Again my cat is not aggressive towards people he's more flighty than fighty. He ran from a teacup Yorkie. Again dont take your cat here unless you 100% percent have the most chillest cat in the world because none of the people here are trained to enough to restrain a scared cat.

Christine Hambleton

2 months ago

The entire staff from office, administrators, technicians, nurses, Doctors are just so caring & professional. We have trusted our many many pets with the team at Trooper since moving to the area in 2011. That’s 6 dogs and 5 cats, through routine and illness visits they have cared for them (& us) like their own. 10/10

Brittney giovinco

2 months ago

Called and didn’t even get passed the lady on the phone. She was very ignorant. Do not want my pet going there at all. Will definitely be going elsewhere. Was looking for a first time vet to be reoccurring. Definitely not this one. Want people who actually enjoy their job with pets and have some compassion for pet parents who may be worried about their pet.

Pat Patterson

2 months ago

Always pleasant and friendly

Bill Walker

3 months ago