Queen Village Animal Hospital

Queen Village Animal Hospital is an independent veterinary clinic located at 323 Bainbridge St in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The hospital treats dogs, cats, and exotic pets including rabbits, ferrets, birds, and reptiles. It offers same-day urgent care during regular business hours and refers after-hours emergencies to local specialty and emergency hospitals.

Services

•Wellness and preventive care
•Vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Leptospirosis, Lyme, Bordetella, Canine Influenza, FeLV)
•Puppy and kitten care
•Heartworm testing; fecal parasite testing
•Flea, tick, and intestinal parasite preventatives
•Soft tissue surgery (including spay/neuter, wound repair, abdominal exploratory, cystotomy, gastropexy, cherry eye repair, feeding tube placement, amputation)
•Dentistry (dental cleaning, digital dental radiographs, extractions, nerve blocks)
•Diagnostic imaging (digital radiographs/X-rays, ultrasound)
•Laboratory testing (in-house and send-out via IDEXX; CBC, chemistry/thyroid, urinalysis, cytology, FeLV/FIV, tickborne disease testing)
•Tonometry (intraocular pressure testing for glaucoma/uveitis screening)
•Microchip implantation (HomeAgain)
•Health certificates for travel (USDA-certified veterinarians; international travel documentation)
•Humane euthanasia and aftercare coordination (Pet Meadow Services)
•Emergency care during business hours; after-hours referral to PennVet Ryan Hospital, BluePearl Philadelphia, Philadelphia Animal Specialty & Emergency (PASE), and Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Veterinarians listed include Kim Greiner (VMD), Daniel Goldner (VMD), Alexander Collada (DVM), Suzanne Hange (VMD), Liza Antoine (DVM), and Kristen Hart (VMD).

Reviews

Queen Village Animal Hospital has a 4.7/5 Google rating from 381 reviews. Reviewers frequently mention a compassionate, knowledgeable staff, a clean and well-run clinic, and efficient appointments with little to no wait. Several comments highlight thorough explanations and careful diagnostic work, with specific praise for Dr. Daniel Goldner and Dr. Suzanne Hange, while one recent review describes dissatisfaction with vague answers and a perceived lack of clear diagnosis.

Reviews for Queen Village Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 381 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Christine Salvadore

2 months ago

Semi Koc

3 months ago

In person visit with hopes to get a treatment for my dog. Very vague answers to specific questions/issues and a lot of assumptions instead of a medical diagnosis. It felt like I was talking with one of my friends who also has a dog and not an actual vet. Not recommended.

Timothy Haas

4 months ago

We've been taking our dog here for years and have always had a great experience. Dr. Goldner is a truly outstanding clinician—knowledgeable, thorough, and clearly deeply committed to animal care.

R Z

5 months ago

Compassionate, knowledgeable staff and clean, well-run clinic. Appointments aren’t rushed, front desk staff are friendly and responsive, and appointments are easy to schedule. While they’re often busy, operations are efficient with little to no wait time. Dr. Suzanne Hange is especially wonderful. My dog was born with physical anomalies resulting in symptoms that were challenging to diagnose. Dr. Hange got to the root of his issues and clearly explained his condition. I appreciate her suggesting minimally invasive treatment as a first step over more aggressive options. High standard of care and highly recommended!

Kelly Rojas

I didn’t have to wait at all, and they were very kind to my dog during the vaccination process. They even had peanut butter, which helped a lot. The technician clearly loves animals, and my dog didn’t seem to be in pain after the vaccine like he has been during vaccines in the past