About Green Mountain Animal Hospital-North Avenue
Green Mountain Animal Hospital-North Avenue, located in the New North End of Burlington, provides wellness outpatient care for pets. The hospital has garnered positive feedback from clients who appreciate the calm and supportive environment for their animals. One reviewer noted that their cat, known for aggressive behavior, had the best vet visit ever, with staff who respected her boundaries. Another long-time client has brought their Dobermans to this location for over a decade, praising the friendly staff and consistent care. The convenient location is a significant advantage for pet owners in the area. Overall, Green Mountain Animal Hospital-North Avenue is a trusted choice for pet care, ensuring a loving experience for both pets and their owners.
I recently switched to here and it was the best vet visit my cat has ever had. Our old vet was terrible with handling cats. My cat is known for getting aggressive and the old vet would get really scared, which she would pick up on and then in turn would go crazy. Here, they were so calm and supportive. My cat only did one tiny hiss the whole time. They listened to her body language and respected her boundaries. It was like a complete 180 of what we experienced at our last vet. I was genuinely shocked that it went so well.
For over a decade I have brought my two Dobermans to the GMAH on N. Avenue. My late Jessie and my current Prince Harry have always been well cared for there. Never a negative issue and the staff are friendly. Plus they're close by which is great and a must. Rather than going all the way to Burlington (Williston Rd).
After going to this vet for 10 years, it never ceases to amaze me how kind and thoughtful they all are. My two dogs Anya and Loki have been so well cared for over the years by Dr. Lindemuth, Dr. Murray and the team of loving staff. We have had some interesting medical 'issues' over the years...and the team has always given the best education, advice and treatment. From skin cancer in Loki (2 year survivor) to the recent passing of Anya...they are more than a vet hospital, they are friends.