Bucks County Vets

Bucks County Vets is an emergency-focused veterinary clinic in Warrington, Pennsylvania, located at 978 Easton Rd. It treats dogs, cats, and a range of small exotic mammals. Emergency hours are listed for Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (holiday hours not specified).

Services

•Emergency veterinary services with no appointment necessary
•Shock and trauma care/triage
•Emergency surgery, including bloat (GDV) surgery and C-sections
•Intestinal foreign body removal
•Laceration repair (staples/sutures)
•Bite wound and abscess treatment
•Diagnostics, including cytology
•In-house blood testing (chemistry, CBC, electrolytes, blood gases)
•Digital radiology (X-ray), including copies on CD and radiologist consult by email
•Abdominal ultrasound with radiologist consult/referral
•Endoscopy for airway/esophagus foreign object viewing/removal; GI endoscopy/biopsies by referral
•Species treated: dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats/rodents, chinchillas

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Katrina S. Jackson, V.M.D., is listed as the director and a practicing emergency veterinarian. Russ is listed as the office manager.

Reviews

Bucks County Vets has a 3.2/5 rating on Google from 137 reviews. Recent comments include complaints about difficulty reaching the clinic by phone, arriving during posted hours to find doors locked or the clinic closed, and concerns about staff communication; one recent review specifically praised Dr. Jackson as thorough. Some reviews also mention dissatisfaction with costs in the context of negative outcomes.

Reviews for Bucks County Vets

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 137 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Fiona Donnelly

2 months ago

They are neglectful of pets don’t take them here unless you want a dead pet, and an empty wallet.

Maudred Mulligan

How can you advertise being open 24 hours on Saturday Sunday when youre clearly not? My friends cat passed away suddenly in the night, and she tried reaching out, she spoke with the vet who said "i stay open if I feel like it, im not coming in" I see why your rating is so low, if youre this burned out you need to retire. Shame on you.

Collie Flower

6 months ago

Called the place while we were on the way there with a seizing dog. Their website said they were open. They did not pick up. Twenty minutes later we called again. They did not pick up either time. We made it to the clinic and through the first set of doors where the lights were on, and the second set were locked. We rang the bells multiple times and heard movement from beyond the door, but nobody showed up. After 5 minutes of standing there we left. We needed to drive 30 minutes to the next clinic.

Tori S

Very disappointed. I called today asking if I could bring my cat with a possible tooth problem, she is my baby. I wasnt crying but I was very worried since she hasn't been eating much. I was referred by another vet and told me they were 24 hours. The lady told me they were closed and not accepting any appointments. Very rude and unacceptable. Fix your hours if you're not 24 hours then.

B U

9 months ago

Dr Jackson is thorough. A+++++