Creature Comforts Veterinary Service: Your Trusted Animal Hospital in Saylorsburg, PA

Creature Comforts Veterinary Service Introduce

Welcome to Creature Comforts Veterinary Service, a trusted name in pet care for the Saylorsburg and surrounding Pennsylvania communities. We understand that pets are cherished members of the family, and their health and comfort are your top priorities. At our clinic, we share that belief and are dedicated to providing the highest quality veterinary medicine with a compassionate touch. As a women-owned business, we pride ourselves on creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all, including our LGBTQ+ friendly community. Our team of experienced and caring professionals is committed to ensuring every animal that walks through our doors receives personalized, attentive care. From routine check-ups to complex medical issues, we are equipped to handle a wide range of needs, always putting the well-being of your companion animal first. We are more than just a vet clinic; we are a partner in your pet’s health journey, striving to keep them happy and healthy for a lifetime.

Location and Accessibility

Creature Comforts Veterinary Service is conveniently located at 820 Rte 115, Saylorsburg, PA 18353, USA. Our prime location on a major route makes it simple for residents from across the region to reach us, whether for a scheduled visit or a last-minute emergency. We understand that accessibility is crucial for all of our clients, which is why our facility is designed to be as accommodating as possible. We offer a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible parking lot, ensuring that every pet owner can get in and out with ease. For your convenience, we also provide an accessible restroom inside the clinic. We have ample on-site parking in a free parking lot, so you never have to worry about finding a spot. While we can accommodate emergencies, it is important to note that appointments are required or at least highly recommended for all non-urgent visits to ensure we can provide the best possible care without unnecessary wait times.

Services Offered

At Creature Comforts Veterinary Service, we offer a comprehensive suite of services to address all aspects of your pet's health. Our skilled team provides a blend of traditional and alternative medicine to create a holistic approach to care.

General and Preventative Medicine: We provide exams and consultations, preventative medicine, and vaccination clinics, including rabies vaccination. Our focus is on maintaining your pet's overall health and preventing illness before it starts.
Emergency and Critical Care: We are a full-service emergency veterinarian service offering 24-hour care for emergencies. We handle emergencies appointments, emergency exams, emergency surgeries, and emergency treatments. Our facility includes a critical care and intensive care unit for pets that require close monitoring and advanced medical support.
Surgical Services: Our surgical expertise ranges from major and minor surgical procedures to routine surgeries like spaying and neutering. We utilize advanced techniques like laser surgery and surgical laser for more precise and less invasive procedures.
Diagnostic and Laboratory Services: Our on-site laboratories allow for quick and accurate blood tests and blood samples. We also use modern technology for diagnostic and surgical purposes, including digital ultrasound and pet dental radiographs.
Specialized and Holistic Treatments: We believe in a comprehensive approach to health, which is why we offer alternative medicine options like chiropractic, veterinary acupuncture, and herbal medicine. We also provide physical rehabilitation and pain management to improve your pet’s quality of life.
Dental and Grooming: We provide full-service pet dentistry, including pet dental cleaning and dental work. Additionally, we offer professional pet grooming and dog grooming services to keep your companion looking and feeling their best.
Additional Services: To make pet care more convenient, we offer house calls, microchipping, nutritional counseling, and a full-service veterinary pharmacy with an extensive pharmacy selection. We also have an animal shelter with adoptable pets and offer pet health insurance and pet plans to help you manage the costs of care.

Features / Highlights

What makes Creature Comforts Veterinary Service a standout choice for pet owners in Pennsylvania? Our dedication to excellence and compassionate care is evident in every interaction. We have several key features that set us apart from other veterinary services.

Compassionate and Responsive Emergency Care: As one client shared, Dr. Karen and her staff went above and beyond, turning around and coming back to the clinic late at night to help a dog that had a run-in with a porcupine. This level of dedication and care is not something you find everywhere.
Holistic Approach to Medicine: We offer a unique combination of traditional and alternative medicine, including veterinary chiropractic and acupuncture. This allows us to create more comprehensive treatment plans that address the whole animal, not just the symptoms.
LGBTQ+ Friendly Environment: We are proud to be an inclusive practice that welcomes everyone. Our commitment to being an LGBTQ+ friendly space ensures all clients feel safe and respected.
Women-Owned and Operated: Our practice identifies as women-owned, and this leadership is reflected in our compassionate, nurturing, and detail-oriented approach to patient care.
Full-Service Hospital: We are not just a vet clinic; we are a full-service animal hospital equipped to handle critical care, extensive surgeries, and a wide range of diagnostic needs. This means you can rely on us for almost any pet health issue without needing to be referred to another facility.

Contact Information

For appointments, emergency services, or to learn more about our offerings, please contact us.

Address: 820 Rte 115, Saylorsburg, PA 18353, USA

Phone: (570) 992-0400

What is worth choosing?

Choosing the right veterinary service is a significant decision for any pet owner. Creature Comforts Veterinary Service distinguishes itself as a premier choice through its unparalleled combination of expertise, compassion, and a comprehensive range of services. The real-world experiences shared by our clients speak volumes about the quality of care we provide. One pet owner from Syracuse, NY, drove all the way to our clinic in a desperate search for emergency care for their bunny. The successful outcome and the positive feedback on communication and pricing highlight our commitment to both animal welfare and client satisfaction.

The story of the porcupine incident further solidifies our reputation. The willingness of our staff, including Dr. Karen, to return to the clinic late at night to help a dog in distress demonstrates a level of dedication that goes far beyond a standard business transaction. This kind of genuine care and commitment to the animals is the foundation of our practice. The presence of a "sweet kitty" providing emotional support in the waiting room is a small but powerful example of the kind, comforting atmosphere we cultivate.

Ultimately, what makes Creature Comforts worth choosing is our blend of a full-service animal hospital, emergency care availability, and a compassionate, holistic approach. We are a place where every pet, from the smallest bunny to a dog with a painful injury, is treated with the utmost respect and care. We are a professional, women-owned, and LGBTQ+ friendly business that prioritizes the health and happiness of your beloved animal companions.

Creature Comforts Veterinary Service Services

Animal Hospital
24 Hours Service
Adoptable Pets
Alternative Medicine
Blood Samples
Blood Tests
Cat Sitting
Chiropractic
Companion Animal
Critical Care
Dental Radiograph
Dental Work
Diagnostic And Surgical
Digital Ultrasound
Dog Grooming
Dog's Health Care
Emergencies Appointments
Emergencies Clinic
Emergencies Veterinary Services
Emergency Exams
Emergency Surgeries
Emergency Treatments
Exams And Consultations
Extensive Pharmacy
Health Care
Health Records
Herbal Medicine
House Calls
Intensive Care Unit
Laser Surgery
Major And Minor Surgical
Medical Care
Medicine And Surgery
Medicine Surgery
Microchipping
Nursing Care
Nutritional Counseling
On Site Laboratories
Pain Management
Pet Acupuncture
Pet Dental
Pet Dental Cleaning
Pet Dentistry
Pet Health Insurance
Pet Plan
Physical Rehabilitation
Preventative Medicine
Rabies Vaccination
Routine Surgeries
Small Animal
Spaying And Neutering
Surgeries And Hospitalized
Surgical Laser
Surgical Procedures
Vaccination Clinics
Vet Clinic
Veterinarian Chiropractic
Veterinary Acupuncture
Veterinary Medicine

Creature Comforts Veterinary Service Details

From the business
Identifies as women-owned

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

Amenities
Restroom

Crowd
LGBTQ+ friendly

Planning
Appointment required
Appointments recommended

Parking
Free parking lot
On-site parking

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Creature Comforts Veterinary Service Location

Creature Comforts Veterinary Service

Pennsylvania Monroe County Saylorsburg Route 115

820 Rte 115, Saylorsburg, PA 18353, USA

Creature Comforts Veterinary Service Reviews

An average rating of ★3.7 from 1099 user reviews.

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We found ourselves scrambling to find a knowledgeable and available emergency vet for our bunny in GI stasis on a Saturday afternoon in Syracuse, NY. Thankfully we called Creature Comforts and told them our bunny's symptoms and after the go-ahead, we drove down. They were able to treat him successfully, and after 5 days our bunny was well enough to come home! We were very happy with the communication, the charting, the price and the happy outcome. Thank you to your whole team. He's had his follow up with our regular vet and has been doing great since 🙂
August 28 · Rachel Koeth
Dr. Karen and her staff were amazing in helping my dog who came face to face with a porcupine late last night. Dr. Karen had just gotten home and she turned around and came back in to help staff safely remove around two dozen quills from my dog’s face. They were so caring and helpful, there was even a sweet kitty that came out to the waiting room to provide some emotional support ❤️. Thank you to everyone who helped us last night, we are so thankful! *Picture of Gracie in the afternoon before the madness ensued*
July 06 · Alexis Bralow
I brought my puppy, Eva, to the vet for the first time today for her second vaccines. The receptionists and nurses were all wonderful. Dr. Mary walks in and slams the door and slams her clipboard on the table. She doesn't even say hi to me or my dog. Mind you- this is her 2nd time at the vet and my first time since she is my first dog. Eva was scared already and Dr. Mary made it 100 times worse for her. You would think she would try to build a relationship with a puppy she is going to stab with a needle in a couple minutes. She then goes on to say how bad her biting is. I understand that she did get mouthy but she is only 10 WEEKS OLD and she was obviously scared for the vet since she slammed all the stuff and pushed her away. Of course she's gonna mouth! And I'm going to take her to puppy training courses, but I had to wait for the second round of vaccines before doing so. She even went as far as to put her aggressively on the ground saying she's a "bad toddler" insinuating I have a bad dog.Then, when giving her the vaccine, she missed the first time since she didn't give her proper treatment. The second time she put treats there (which were my own) and pulled at her skin a bit to desensitize and she didn't even yelp. She hurt my puppy the first time she jabbed her with the vaccine. She then gave her an oral injection, pinning her up against the wall causing her to yelp again. Once I stepped in and held her, she took it just fine.I could not even get a word in with Dr. Mary because she talked the whole time. I had so many questions I didn't get to ask because she was in and out of the room so many times and would not stop talking.Also, the breeder gave me "wrong" vet paperwork and I got an attitude for that as well.I am HIGHLY disappointed with how my puppy was treated today at creature comforts. I left there feeling like the worst dog mom, which actually it's my first time as a dog mom so no new mom should ever have to feel that way. Many of my childhood dogs have been to this place and we have NEVER had a bad experience like this one. Creature comforts, fix your staff and train them how to treat animals. This is no way for any animal to be treated, no matter their age.Picture of my sweet Eva at the vet!
July 30 · Julia Deyoung
Writing this a couple years later 😂But it’s coming up on my baby girl’s 6th birthday in June and with it fresh on my mind I figured why not!I took my kitty at 9 weeks old to a pop up for some shots at Tractor Supply, my best friend and her family and some other friends have all taken their pets there so I did. Got the shots needed for my 9 week old Piper’s first set of shots and my Tinny’s (1 year at the time) updated vaccines. Took my girls home and everything was fine…until it wasn’t. About 2 days later my poor little Piper was throwing herself out of her litter box, lethargic, not drinking or eating. It all happened so fast, I wasn’t working at the time due to a high risk pregnancy. So I frantically called my son’s father telling him we had to do something, though it was a Sunday and almost everywhere was closed.Let me just say this here now as it’s important further on:Piper wasn’t just a pet when I got her, I lost a child before and during my first pregnancy. The second one being high risk really messed with my PTSD, therefore I got Piper for emotional support.So I find Creature Comforts and I call and explain the best I can with being so upset and scared. 2 hours away from where I lived, we drove because they said they would take us. And I am beyond thankful that they did.However when arriving, I don’t recall the ladies name but she was an older woman, shorter gray hair, definitely the head of it like ran the show. She was who I spoke with first and I was met with: “Well you should have got her shots at 8 weeks old to prevent this.”I got Piper at 8 weeks old and as I couldn’t work I relied on my son’s father (boyfriend at the time) to get paid and when he did we indeed when to a place we entrusted, which I do regret, but got her the shots needed. So only one of two things I found looking into it more after this woman made me feel guilty though I know 110% I was not:1. Kittens can be born with it in their body it can be passed down from the mother2. An animal at the pop up clinic must have had it already and THEIR OWNER did not take the proper precautions, causing my small kitten with a tiny immune system to easily contract it.I left to the car crying after she was basically trying to blame me for that happening to my kitten. Mind you, I was there with my boyfriend but she was only blaming me.Now on from that negative lady:The rest of the staff? Angels. I’m not lying to you, the first who came in to test Piper was straight honest with me on what the most probable outcome would be because of Piper’s age and that wasn’t a good prognosis. And it for sure hurt to hear, but she was kind and told me they would “do everything they could” to help her survive.My kitten was in seclusion there for 2 weeks, I did visit twice though it was 2 hours away and I couldn’t go near her, she wasn’t allowed out of where she was and no one was allowed in. I say very good for being hygienic, and a clinic that operates very well when it comes to containing illnesses and keeping the sick animal and all other animals safe! At least from what I’ve seen.My Tinny eventually was in there too for 1 week. She was older so it didn’t hit her like it did with Piper.Both girls came home, well and happy!Most importantly, Piper survived and what I want to say is thank you, honestly from the bottom of my heart to the staff that day almost 6 years ago, you guys saved my cats life. She gets to celebrate her 6th birthday because you didn’t turn us away and you didn’t give up on her.
April 06 · Tianna Zawicki
I took my 3 legged foster fail Hanson there today because he wasn’t acting right. I was able to get a same day appointment. The staff was all amazing. They were able to quickly figure out what was wrong with my baby and helped come up with a plan.
April 04 · Carlee Beehler