Newton Veterinary Hospital

Our hospital offers advanced surgical procedures including laser surgery, fracture repairs, tumor removals, and spays/neuters. Laser techniques reduce pain, bleeding, and recovery time while ensuring precision. Board-certified specialists collaborate with our team for complex cases, ensuring optimal outcomes for pets requiring orthopedic or soft-tissue interventions.

We utilize digital X-rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing for rapid, accurate diagnoses. These tools detect skeletal fractures, internal injuries, and chronic conditions, enabling timely treatment plans. Routine diagnostics for senior pets help monitor health and prevent disease progression through early detection.

Our 24/7 intensive care unit provides continuous monitoring and treatment for post-surgical recovery, chronic illness management, and emergency stabilization. Services include blood transfusions, medication management, and respiratory support, delivered by trained technicians and veterinarians committed to patient comfort and family communication.

We offer comprehensive dental services, including digital X-rays, ultrasonic scaling, extractions, and periodontal treatments. Our annual dental special includes cleaning, bloodwork, and IV fluids for $868, emphasizing preventive care to maintain oral health and overall well-being through pain-free procedures.

Customizable wellness plans cover annual exams, vaccines, bloodwork, and parasite prevention for dogs and cats. These plans promote long-term health through routine check-ups and early intervention, with options tailored to puppies, adult pets, and seniors, ensuring cost-effective, proactive healthcare.

Dr. Costlow graduated from Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1990 and has led Newton Veterinary Hospital since 1997. He founded the Animal Emergency Hospital of NJ in 2002 and actively contributes to community initiatives, including pet first aid programs and blood drives.

Dr. Bladek has served at Newton Veterinary Hospital since 1983. A graduate of the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine, he focuses on general practice and contributes to veterinary publications. He chairs the Sussex County 4-H Foundation and supports local animal welfare.

Dr. Wyman, a Sussex County native, joined Newton Veterinary Hospital in 2008 after graduating from the University of Tennessee. She specializes in equine and companion animal care and enjoys outdoor activities with her pets, emphasizing preventive medicine and community engagement.

Dr. Chabora graduated from The Ohio State University and practiced in Oakland, NJ, for 26 years. She focuses on mixed-animal care and spends her free time with her diverse animal family, combining clinical expertise with a passion for animal welfare.

Dr. Barron, a University of Bristol graduate, specializes in surgery and behavioral medicine. A Fear Free Certified Veterinarian, she raises guide dogs for the Seeing Eye and integrates holistic care approaches, balancing clinical work with community service and DIY projects.

We provide 24/7 emergency care for pets, including critical illness/injury treatment, blood transfusions, and urgent surgeries. Our ICU is staffed around the clock.

Yes, our WellCare Plans include annual exams, vaccines, bloodwork, and parasite prevention tailored for puppies, adult pets, and seniors.

We accept CareCredit financing and offer flexible payment arrangements for emergency and routine services.

Our team includes specialists in surgery, dentistry, and emergency medicine, with collaborations from board-certified experts for complex cases.

We utilize digital X-rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing for rapid, accurate diagnoses of injuries, diseases, and chronic conditions.

Yes, we offer dental cleanings, extractions, and periodontal treatments, including an annual $868 dental special with bloodwork and IV fluids.

Our current Vet couldn't see our cat today and she was very ill. We felt very scared and helpless. My husband brought her in and he said it was an extremely positive experience. The staff showed that they cared and they diagnosed our sweet cat properly. She is still currently there overnight receiving treatment. We are happy to trust she is in good hands. Thank you to Newton Veterinary Hospital for making a hard day a little easier!

Newton Vet Hospital may be open 24/7 but in my opinion they are ill equipped to care for pets. I made an appointment for my dog to receive an ultrasound because she is prone to bladder stones. I was told to bring her in at 8am without eating. I did as I was asked. After 3 hours, I called to inquire if my dog was ready to be picked up. I waited on hold for about 5 minutes and was told that the company that comes in to do ultrasounds was going to be there in the afternoon.

I expressed my concern explaining that my dog hadn't eaten. I was told she is being monitored. We hung up and I waited another 4 and a half hours before I physically went to Newton Vet Hospital to pick up my dog. Turns out she never even had the ultrasound because the company hadn't shown up yet. I asked the staff to give me my dog and medical records. When we got home my dog ran to her water bowl and drank almost her entire bowl of water!

She never does this so I know she wasn't given any water while she waited for 8 hours. Again, this is a dog with bladder stone issues who hadn't been hydrated all day! These people should not be in the business of humane pet care.

Took my dog there for an emergency c section. Last time they were wonderful. This time we had a Dr Colyer who attempted to extort almost twice the price from us! That's right she doubled the estimate and refused to treat the dog unless we paid for both an X-ray and an ultrasound as well even though the dog had an ultrasound only hours earlier! She then tried to say this was to verify the pups were alive when u could feel them kicking!

I told her dead or alive they need to come out therefore there is no medical reason to do either an X-ray or an ultrasound and her response was that she needed to know how many? Really? WS she afraid she would miss one? I told her the ultrasound said 5! This still wasn't good enough. She said she might have to call in "back up" because last time my girl had 6 puppies! Just wow! Never in 15 years have I had such a terrible experience! Do not go here unless You want to waste your money!

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. The receptionists at the front all act like it is a bother that you are there at their facility. They are so rude and cold. The vet, Jen Wyman, hardly looked at my pup. He was suffering from allergies and an ear infection. She spent all of 20 seconds trying to look in his ear and when she couldn't, she said "it's probably an ear infection" and prescribed him medicine for it.

She also called him "kid" at least 6 times in the two minute visit and that irked me. On the checkout, I was shocked to hear that the visit cost $180 and that they charged for an ear swap that never happened. I asked the receptionist and she said "I don't know but Dr Wyman is busy". I was irritated and left but DO NOT GO HERE! They are terrible! Fast forward three days and my pup's infection got worse. Brought him to his regular vet and they said he had so much gunk in his ears from the infection that the drops weren't going in. So $180 and two hours down the drain. Don't waste your time. Wyman needs to reevaluate her profession!

I have had my dog, Becca, examined by a number of Dr.s at the hospital. My experience has always been very pleasant. Everyone who works there seem happy to be there. I value there opinions and they listen carefully to your concerns. I would recommend Newton Veterinary Hospital to anyone looking for a vet for their pet.