Zimmers Pets at 51 East Philadelphia Avenue in Boyertown, Pennsylvania

Customer Reviews about Zimmers Pets

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  They do not take care of their animals. Their puppy's were all completely lethargic and the reptile tanks were nasty. Looked like they hadn't been cleaned for about three weeks. A lot of their lizards and snakes had mites. Even the rabbits were not very active. The only reason I would spend money here is to save the animals from their "care". Zimmer's shouldn't be in business!
  June 22, 2017

  by Allison Van Arnam
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  Don't buy into this "family breeder" BS. Zimmers is absolutely a PUPPY MILL. They could not care less about any of their animals and do not value the health or well being of these poor dogs. I bought a dog there 6 years ago. Against my better judgement, but I fell in love with her. When we picked her up they said she might have worms and if she did to not take her to a vet, to bring her back to them. Of course I took her to a vet and she had worms. She vomited every single day until she completed her treatment. While that was disappointing, it wasn't so bad. Puppies get worms, right? At age two, my dog injured both of her knees. Long story short, she needed double knee surgery. Both her vet and her orthopedic surgeon made it clear to me, unsolicited, that this specific injury was the direct result of a genetic defectt that was a hallmark sign of overbreeding, aka, she came from a puppy mill. Thousands of dollars and 6 months later, she was cleared to return to normal activity. She's now 6. Last week I was petting her and found a huge, hard lump on her stomach. After taking her to several vets to be examined and having the mass aspirated twice, we now believe she has a hernia. Again, I ask the vet --- a different vet than the one that treated her knees --- how does a dog get a hernia? The answer? Genetic defect. This will most likely lead to another painful and expensive surgery. I don't begrudge my dog the money. I'm thankful I am able to give her the care she needs. But I fear what would have happened if she was adopted by someone that didn't have the means or inclination to spend the way we have to keep her healthy. I fear what we will find next and if it will shorten her already too-short life. It's not her fault that her parents were bread to the point of creating genetic defects in their puppies. I love her so much. We will continue to do anything she needs. But the fact remains that everything she has gone through and will continue to go through, all the money we've had to spend, is the direct result of irresponsible breeding by a family that looks at these animals and only cares about the money they will bring in. It makes me sad and disgusted that their store continues to operate after proving repeatedly to our community that they are not fit to do so responsibly.
  May 20, 2017

  by Loren Varney

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