Veterinarians in Somersworth, NH

“Had a great experience here with our first visit last month. Our usual vet was booked out almost a month and we couldn't wait that long so we decided to give Central Park a call. Covid has thrown all sorts of weird and wacky new procedures our way but everyone here was great. I called to let them know I was there, they called back to get some info about my dog and then they came right out to the car to get her. After her visit, the vet called, he was SO nice and thoroughly explained what he thought was wrong and talked about the medicine he would send out with her. The price was almost MUCH better than any other vet I've been to in the area. Will definitely be switching both dogs to make this our permanent vet.”

“Rating on the basis of just having a stray scanned. Very clean, but hard to get a person on the phone. When we left, unfortunately we saw a deceased cat in the road practically right in front of the building, so we called to tell them. We were busy driving and trying to comfort our stray kitten. They responded with " call animal control". We had to respond with, "Can you? We aren't sure where we are and we've got an upset kitten in the car. This was after 3 calls, and we knew they were there and had 0 customers there. They were just letting the automated machine answer. It was 2:10, their lunch hour ended at 2:00. Didn't think that was cool? And they are pricey. But that was just one experience, I gave them 4 stars because of benefit of the doubt.”

“My 18 year old cat, Lily, was having urinary issues. I called before they opened and promptly got a call back right after 8am. The staff and doctor couldn't be any nicer. Dr. Wyand even used a white board to explain Lily's condition. After an injection of antibiotic and pain meds to take home, we were on our way. Lily had hopped back in her carrier and the tech that gave her the shot even made it a point to take her out of the carrier so she wouldn't associate the shot with the carrier. How thoughtful is that! I've been using their services for years and won't ever change vets.”