What specialized services does Queen Village Animal Hospital offer for pet travel?

Dr. Kim Greiner is certified by the USDA to prepare cats and dogs for international travel. She is also well-versed in issuing health certificates for animals traveling worldwide, assisting pet owners with the necessary documentation for global journeys.

What are the professional interests of the veterinarians at Queen Village Animal Hospital?

The veterinarians have diverse interests. Dr. Greiner focuses on internal, preventative, and emergency medicine, and ophthalmology. Dr. Goldner specializes in internal medicine, dermatology, preventative health, and diagnostic ultrasound. Dr. Hange has a keen interest in dentistry and managing allergic diseases, while Dr. Singh also enjoys ophthalmology and dentistry cases.

Does Queen Village Animal Hospital have veterinarians with experience in emergency care?

Yes, Dr. Kim Greiner's professional interests include emergency medicine. Additionally, Dr. Daniel Goldner previously accepted a position at a regional general, referral, and emergency veterinary hospital before joining Queen Village Animal Hospital. Dr. Antoine also completed a general and emergency internship.

Are there veterinarians at Queen Village Animal Hospital who can communicate in languages other than English?

Yes, Dr. Alexander Collada is fluent in Spanish. This allows the clinic to serve a broader range of clients and facilitate clearer communication regarding their pets' care.

What specific conditions or treatments do the veterinarians at Queen Village Animal Hospital focus on?

Several veterinarians have specific focuses. Dr. Hange is particularly interested in dentistry and managing allergic disease in dogs and cats. Dr. Goldner's interests include dermatology and diagnostic ultrasound. Dr. Greiner also focuses on feline environmental enrichment and geriatric cat needs.

Queen Village Animal Hospital

Queen Village Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Philadelphia, PA.

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About

Queen Village Animal Hospital is a locally owned, independent small animal hospital that has served its community for over three decades, providing skilled, high-quality medicine and surgery. The team's professional interests include internal and preventative medicine, emergency medicine, ophthalmology, dermatology, diagnostic ultrasound, and dentistry. Dr. Kim Greiner is USDA certified for international pet travel health certificates, and Dr. Alexander Collada is fluent in Spanish.

The hospital emphasizes compassionate care within a welcoming environment, aiming to develop long-term relationships with pets and their owners. Veterinarians like Dr. Hange bring experience from both rural and urban practices, ensuring comfort in helping clients from diverse backgrounds within the Philadelphia area.

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Frequently asked questions

What specialized services does Queen Village Animal Hospital offer for pet travel?: Dr. Kim Greiner is certified by the USDA to prepare cats and dogs for international travel. She is also well-versed in issuing health certificates for animals traveling worldwide, assisting pet owners with the necessary documentation for global journeys.
What are the professional interests of the veterinarians at Queen Village Animal Hospital?: The veterinarians have diverse interests. Dr. Greiner focuses on internal, preventative, and emergency medicine, and ophthalmology. Dr. Goldner specializes in internal medicine, dermatology, preventative health, and diagnostic ultrasound. Dr. Hange has a keen interest in dentistry and managing allergic diseases, while Dr. Singh also enjoys ophthalmology and dentistry cases.
Does Queen Village Animal Hospital have veterinarians with experience in emergency care?: Yes, Dr. Kim Greiner's professional interests include emergency medicine. Additionally, Dr. Daniel Goldner previously accepted a position at a regional general, referral, and emergency veterinary hospital before joining Queen Village Animal Hospital. Dr. Antoine also completed a general and emergency internship.
Are there veterinarians at Queen Village Animal Hospital who can communicate in languages other than English?: Yes, Dr. Alexander Collada is fluent in Spanish. This allows the clinic to serve a broader range of clients and facilitate clearer communication regarding their pets' care.
What specific conditions or treatments do the veterinarians at Queen Village Animal Hospital focus on?: Several veterinarians have specific focuses. Dr. Hange is particularly interested in dentistry and managing allergic disease in dogs and cats. Dr. Goldner's interests include dermatology and diagnostic ultrasound. Dr. Greiner also focuses on feline environmental enrichment and geriatric cat needs.

Contact & hours

Address

323 Bainbridge St
Philadelphia

Phone

(215) 925-5753

Website

queenvillageah.com

4.7 · 381 Google reviews

Recent reviews

5 months ago

StrayKitty

My perspective on Queen Village Animal Hospital is unique: I have been a loyal client for years and also a long-time member of their staff. While my commitment to this practice is clear, the reason behind it is simply the unmatched quality of care provided here. The veterinarians at Queen Village are defined by their compassion, skilled expertise, and genuine love for animals. Not to mention that they are just really good people outside of the hospital too. How many people can say they truly love the people they work for? I can. My pets have benefited from their exceptional treatment across every stage of life. The doctors here have gone above and beyond- they have prolonged my pets’ lives, dramatically improved their quality of life, and, in critical moments, saved them. Though I have experience with many excellent ERs and specialty practices, I can confidently say the dedicated, meticulous treatment offered by the Queen Village doctors is unparalleled. For me, they are nothing short of true veterinary superheroes. If your pets are your family, this is where you need to bring them.
3 months ago

R Z

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!
6 months ago

Mina McCauley

I'm really sorry I dont remember her name, but the last vet I saw was absolutely wonderful! The Asian lady. I felt really heard and she was so compassionate. All the vet techs are great too! The only reason why I'm switching vet hospitals is because I found a much closer one which will make the travel way less stressful for me and Suki since I'm without a car🙏🏼 I wanted to leave a review so the vet knows it's nothing against her or the clinic -- I'm simply switching due to travel distance. I had already made an appointment with the new vet before coming in. I knocked off a star because the front desk staff were not the friendliest in my few interactions with them.

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3 months ago

Timothy Haas

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.
6 months ago

Mister Gee

If I could give no stars to this veterinary clinic in PHILADELPHIA on BAINBRIDGE STREET, I most assuredly would. I brought my new puppy, Gretel, in to be seen as she had an allergic reaction to what turned out to be nylon. I was very upset and asking a lot of questions during my first consultation. On my follow-up visit, they left me in a room to wait for the vet. When the veterinarian came in and opened Gretel's file, they had forgotten to remove the sticky note affixed to the top page that had the word "nut job" written on it. I most assuredly brought Gretel to this veterinary practice for the first time in 2006. They also sent me a postcard thanking me for bringing my cat, Abigail, into their practice and that they hoped to see her again soon. I brought my cat into their practice b/c she had to be put sleep due to severe health issues. I lived just around the corner on 4th and South Streets from 2005 - 2009. Their response is a complete lie. It does NOT matter where my reviews are based NOW. This is where I live NOW. I lived in PHILADELPHIA for MANY years as I noted in my review. I don't expect you to take ANY accountability for your unprofessional behavior. You didn't THEN, why should you now? NEW management and new owners are too very different things. HERE is your accountability. Your response should have started with nothing less than "I am sorry for your experience..." The lack of professionalism has not improved new management or not!!!! I am not a client of yours now, b/c: • Your client services were egregious • I no longer live in the state Neither of these reasons negate my ability to communicate my experience or review your services. If you are unhappy with the review, you fix that by doing better and apologizing - not trying to make excuses for the behavior. After all, your practice name has NOT changed. That makes you culpable for all experiences that happened under the practice name alone. And, to be very clear, I live in NYC, NOT Woodside NY. Your practice "QUEENS VILLAGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL" is called that, b/c you are located in Queens Village, Philadelphia, PA. 4th and South Streets are just around the corner from your practice and LESS than a five minute walk. Being in the petcare industry for 22 years and owning my own business for more than 12 years, I have graciously shared this review, experience, and your practice name with my 30k+ followers in the tri-state area. Now, you have a very good day and take some time to think about how you can elevate your services, embrace and have empathy for a diverse group of clients, and learn what it means to take responsibility for unprofessional, thoughtless, and hurtful behavior.

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