We have nothing but good things to say about Trooper Veterinary Hospital, they know our dog every time we visit. You can tell everyone here loves animals. They are not the cheapest vet but the extra money is worth the care, dedication, and trust I have in them. Highly recommended.

We've used Trooper for all of our Golden Retriever's care for over 20 years. The staff has always been of exceptional quality, highly skilled and most importantly the care our pets received was exceptional.We have driven hundred of miles when out of town to take our pets back to Trooper. They may not be the cheapest but we want exceptional care and they have delivered on that promise.

They were very good with my dog max

The vet care that we receive from this place is very, very good; we've taken our three different dogs here for check-ups and ailments, both major and minor. When our first dog starting having seizures because of brain tumors, Dr. Kraft worked extremely hard to find the right balance of medicine for her. The facility is also really nice, very clean and spacious. That said, there are some drawbacks. First, it is very expensive; my family frequently considers going to other vets, but we haven't yet. I also agree with Damien about the lack of compassion. Our first dog had been sick for a while, but still had a good quality of life, but after one episode, she clearly reached a point that she had no quality of life. When my mom called to make an appointment to have her put down, the aide gave her one available time slot, and when my mom said she couldn't do that because she wanted everyone in the family to be able say goodbye to our dog who'd been a family member since I was a little kid, the receptionist/aide actually YELLED at my mom that she was being cruel keeping our pet alive for a few extra hours. We only wanted to wait until later in the day when my brothers and dad would be home (my brothers were in high school at the time, and it took them longer to get home than it did for me and my dad left work early, but needed to get home from the city). I actually heard the woman from the phone piece, even though I was down on the floor with our pet; it upset my mom to no end, made her doubt herself and feel guilty, and she cried more than she was already doing. That was extremely unfair, because my mom had worked with Doctor Kraft to keep our dog as healthy and comfortable as possible. She was the one who cleaned our dog after the seizures, and who comforted her afterwards; it was also her records that gave Dr. Kraft the necessary information to decide what doses and medicines would be most effective. In the end, we opted to go to the Plymouth SPCA to have our dog put to sleep; they were so kind and compassionate, and completely understood my mom's desire to have the family together to say goodbye. I think that meant a lot to our dog, too; even though she couldn't stand after that last major episode, she still wagged her tail when she saw my brothers and dad come home. I also think she would have been more frightened without my dad there, because he was her absolute hero. Also, although this wasn't important at the time, the SPCA was a fraction of the price for the exact same service and immeasurably better treatment.

I believe Trooper Vet has good service. The staff is moderately friendly and does seem to care about my pets. HOWEVER, this is by far the most expensive vet I have ever been to. I have called other vets in the area (that also have a 4-5 star overall rating) who have cheaper prices than Trooper Vet. Every pet is worth the money to ensure your pet's health, but prices should also be reasonable, as we are already paying full price. It's not like pet insurance covers routine exams, vaccinations, medicine, or dentals.