Hollis Veterinary Hospital

Hollis Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Hollis, New Hampshire that treats dogs and cats. It has a 4.8/5 Google rating from 86 reviews. Recent comments describe caring treatment of pets and long-term trust from returning clients, while one review describes the practice as a one-doctor clinic with occasional waits and limited availability.

Services

•Care for dogs
•Care for cats
•Routine and ongoing veterinary care mentioned for kittens and dogs
•Client record copies were mentioned in a review

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Jill is the only named veterinarian mentioned in recent reviews, and one reviewer described the clinic as a one-doctor practice.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.8/5 rating from 86 reviews. Recent written feedback mentions kind and caring interactions with pets, strong trust built over years, good communication, and one mention of reasonable prices. A more critical recent review describes longer waits in a one-doctor setting, occasional use of a relief veterinarian, and dissatisfaction with front-desk communication and follow-up around a pet loss and an urgent porcupine-related visit.

Reviews for Hollis Veterinary Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 86 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Debra Rhodes

1 month ago

The staff and veterinarian were very nice and cared (and swooned) our kittens.

Colton Machell

11 months ago

Been going for years! Always trust them with my doggo! They take great care of her!

Joe Perry

1 year ago

Catherine Howell

1 year ago

We’ve been a client of Hollis Vet hospital with our 4 animals for many years. We moved to Merrimack, NH, but in order to keep care consistent, kept going to Hollis. Dr. Jill is fine, not amazing bedside manner but a good doctor. She is a one doctor practice, making it hard to consistently get care with her without a long wait (sometimes they’ll ask you to see a relief DVM). All to be expected with a small mom and pop shop veterinarian practice. That being said, we made the decision last Fall to start researching new vets. We asked for a copy of our records so we could start to find a new vet. In that time, we still engaged with the practice when we called to let them know our dog of 17 years old had passed away. We had an I’m sorry from the front desk, but I work in veterinarian medicine and I was surprised to never hear from Dr. Jill. No email, call or card - something that’s a very common practice. In May of this year, we were out of town and our 2 remaining dogs found a porcupine and our dog sitter called during business hours to get them in. They were told that they couldn’t be seen because they were no longer active. No longer active? They received their last care from Dr. Jill last year - regular annual - and we had engaged with them only 3 months ago. We never asked for them to be marked as inactive, a business practice I do not implement in any of the practices I oversee. They were turned away to an emergency vet. When I called, the front desk because defensive saying they didn’t say that, but of course, how would our dog sitter know that if not because they were told that. Despite the rude staff, I asked if we could have a call back with Dr. Jill, schedule time, or come into the office and wait to speak with her. I felt after thousands of dollars, years of care, with 4 animals, a conversation was at least owed, the staff declined all. Sharing my experience because animal care especially when you lose a pet or are on vacation is so critical. It is probably worth it to consider another vet - drive 10 min up the road to Nashua or another town and find a veterinarian that has multiple DVMs to provide care and that has exceptional service so you know your pups are safe. Just wanted to share an honest review of our experiences here.

Bobby Gray

1 year ago

Excellent communication, reasonable prices, and most importantly VERY CARING!!