I would definitely recommend Triangle Vet! You can expect excellent service from beginning to end. My dog has been a patient of theirs for the past 5 years and I have nothing but kind words for this hospital. Every interaction with the staff has been a friendly and professional one. From annual exams, common illnesses, unexpected emergencies, and even their boarding service - I have walked away knowing my dog Skye was placed in safe and trusting hands. Also, special shout-out to Dr. J & Dr. Welch! Knowledge aside - they are both truly compassionate animal-lovers and that is why they excel at their jobs.

Dr. Scott took exceptional care of our puppy after we rescued him. He had pneumonia when we adopted him from the shelter, and Dr. Scott helped him get up to speed within a week or so -- and truly saved his life. Later, Dr. Scott helped us identify the reason why our dog was limping, and referred us to an excellent veterinary surgeon who performed a completely successful surgery that has allowed our dog to run with abandon once again.

Walmart service at Nordstroms prices. I had a series of terrible experiences at this clinic. I did however like the vet as a person. I forget her name, since I only spoke with her once, but she was very nice. So I had a puppy being treated for demodex which involved medicated baths every week. First of all, I hardly ever saw the same person twice. Someone in the front would call someone in the back on a walkie talkie who came out and took my dog away without even saying hello. I only ever saw the vet once on the first visit. On that first visit I was charged for a skin scraping which they did not perform. They gave shots and charged for them after I had told three different people I did not want the shot given. One person would tell you one thing and when you acted on that information they would act like you were the one that was stupid. I never knew who bathed my dog or how it went. I was never asked if I had any questions. I was never told what the next steps were or what to expect. I used this clinic from September through December. I HATED them after the second visit but I kept thinking, well, he's almost better I should just ride it out. My husband thought I complained a lot but then he had the exact same experience. There is too many office staff to know what is going on, they all tell you something different, overcharge and charge for services they don't perform. They also quoted me nearly $600 to neuter a male dog! Even Banfield which is known to be insanely overpriced is $350. Contrast with New Hope Animal Hospital, the vet I eventually switched to. Everyone in the office is lovely and introduces themselves. They took extra time with my dog since he is now traumatized by going to the vet. The same lady washed him each time. She came out to get him, she brought him out to me, and she would call me in the middle of the day to let me know how the bath went and how he was doing in the office. They also pluck hairs instead of scraping so my dog doesn't have giant scabs on his face. They also switched him to the ivermectin treatment once he was tested for a faulty gene since they said the baths don't work well. After spending $1500 at Triangle on baths that were not working, his demodex was cleared up in a month with a $20 bottle of ivermectin.

I am deeply saddened and disheartened from my experience with this hospital. I cannot comment on the actual vets as the receptionist and manager refused to let speak to them. I found an animal on the side of the road and brought him in. The receptionist recommended I take him to Raleigh, which I planned to do until he started crashing. The only thing they would do was euthanize him, which I agreed may be appropriate though I wanted to ask the vet if that was the right decision. Apparently, the vet and nurse manager was too busy to pull themselves away from their computers (there was only one other family there) and he died while I was fighting to talk to them. Upon checking into their claims of not being allowed to see wild animals, I found multiple pictures of their vets examining owls, bobcats, etc. Their bottom line seems to be profit, not the animals' well-being. Unfortunately, they are the only after hours hospital in Durham (I've checked) so there's not really any alternative. That being said, I'll drive to Raleigh from now on.

The best. I hated to move and change vets. My dog goes crazy with excitement when I tell her we're going to the doctor. Everyone there is wonderful and they've also taken great care of my dog when I've boarded her there.