Werlin, Jardayna, DVM Porter Square Veterinarian

It seems to me this vet is more interested in passing services--such as suggesting treatment option, doing research into options, prescribing the correct does of meds, and drawing blood--on to other professionals while still charging for the visit. I took my injured bunny for treatment; the vet couldn't or wouldn't suggest treatment (didn't even do any subsequent research); gave a referral, but guessed bunny would be put down; criticized my care of the bunny (!); and seemed to think I was lying about the injury's cause (!). A specialist, however, not only told me she didn't consider putting bunny down an option, but knew of a treatment right away; the specialist also said the dose of pain meds this vet gave me was too low to be very effective (what kind of vet can't prescribe the correct amount of medicine for an injured animal?). The last straw was when this vet canceled an essential blood draw for my bunny the day before bunny's scheduled surgery, because this vet thought it was too hard. Save yourself the trouble and the $$, and go directly to Angell. Pros: location Cons: $$; poor bedside manner; disinclination; unknowledgeable more

\r \r I have been going to Porter Square Veterinary Practice since it was actually located in Porter Square! At the time, the office was run by Dr. Timothy Snyder. He was wonderful! Dr. Bujalski joined him, and the practice grew. I took my first dog there, and have been taking my dogs there ever since...almost 30+ years.\r \r I have always found the practice able to meet the needs of my animals. They support me as a pet owner, and always schedule me in a timely manner. While the cost of veterinary medicine has increased, if I ask, I always get answers regarding questions of cost and necessity of treatment. For each owner, expense becomes a personal choice, and I feel that this is recognized by the practice, and respected!\r \r Vets who have seen my dogs have been sensitive and gentle, gauging the personality of my dog and his/her comfort level before beginning exams and administering treatment. The support staff are attentive and helpful!\r \r I would not hesitate to recommend this practice to any pet owner. However, I would also remind anyone who owns a pet that it is up to you to question and state your preferences clearly. Vets are not mind readers, and can better address the needs of your animal if you are forthright about your wants and needs regarding the care of your pet.\r \r Currently, Dr. Bujalski treats my aging standard poodle. He is warm, caring and interested in her well being. As he put it, she is aging ""gracefully"". I can thank the care she has received from Porter Square Veterinary Practice for seeing her successfully through her life!\r Thank-you!\r Pros: good service, caring staff, clean facility, easily accessible, always a positive experience Cons: vet expenses are high, but they are everywhere - part of owning a pet more

I've been taking my cat to the Porter Sq.vet for a little over a year now. My experience is always a good one, the office is clean and professional, the receptionists really care about your pet and the vets are knowledgeable, smart and caring. My cat has seen both Dr. Grosser and Dr. Bujowski. Last week my cat had a serious problem where he couldn't urinate, they rushed him in, admitted him and within hours relieved the blockage. He is doing fine now, thanks to the help of the staff for getting him in right away and to Dr. Bujowski for unblocking him. Dr. Grosser who my boy usually sees is excellent and really takes the time to listen to you and to explain her point of view. Couldn't be happier! Pros: caring vets and staff more