Evie absolutely loves the Staff there and Dr. Sult is amazing!! She is kind, professional, she…read morelistens to the patient parents and really loves her clients. The location is majestic with a beautiful pond and country setting. They offer so many services from Veterinary to boarding. If you are looking for a lifelong vet, this is your hidden gem.

Noah's Ark has been wonderful to my family. We have a large German Shepherd, and Dr. Sult has been…read moreawesome with him. Her vet techs and office staff are also amazing! They are always friendly and helpful, even when they are very busy. We have always received exceptional care in the 5+ years we have brought Blade for medical care and boarding.

For 10 tablets of an over the counter antihistamine, I was charged $12.20, you don't think could…read morehave said go to the drugstore and buy a generic Chlorpheniramine AKA name brand Aller-Chlor 4mg tablet size to save me a few dollars? The doctor was very nice and treated me and my cat well, but the prices are high. Office is older than dirt and it cost a lot to get there by Uber. Angels of Assisi was booked and my cat needed medical care. Also was given eye ointment, that was over priced by $13 compared to each website I researched. I didn't even need to use it. They just assumed I was made of money. I love all my pets, but there is a way to care for them responsibly and not lose your bank account. If I can't pay rent, we all lose.

I've been a client of Dr. Ferris for several years and followed her from Companion Animal Clinic to…read moreBrandon Animal Hospital. She is an amazing veterinarian and you can tell she genuinely cares about her patients and their owners. Very thorough in clinical diagnostics and treatment. Brandon Animal Hospital is accommodating with both getting you in for an emergency and without making you wait forever for a wellness exam.

Used this place recently when I went out of town for a week. They met me at my home to sign paper…read morework and check out my cats and their routine. They stopped by 2 times for 30 minutes while I was away to scoop the litter box, feed, and give water to the cats. I got text updates and photos while I was away. I was able to leave the $32 for them in my kitchen. They were wonderful

I just can't say enough good things about Paw 2 Paw. I'm very picky about who takes care of my…read moredogs. Trent, Allison and Steve are wonderful! I've been using their services for several years now. They come every day for midday potty breaks and sometimes when I'm out of town. Everyone is great to work with and ready to help out at a moment's notice if possible. I never worry a bit when I'm gone, because my dogs are in the best hands! I get fun texts during the day when they come by so I know the dogs are well. I highly recommend this company. You will not be sorry. Excellent service. Great prices. Trustworthy.

Awesome staff and top notch veterinarians. I've been taking my dogs and cats there since I moved to…read moreVirginia 15 years ago. I've never been disappointed . Highly recommend !

This is long, however, worth reading…read more I want to start by saying everyone here is extremely friendly. We have taken multiple animals here over the years and always had pleasant experiences. That being said, whenever we are there and there is an issue, I never feel we get clear guidance on what to do. It almost always seems like it's a list of things we can do and let us choose rather than professional recommendations. Almost like, how much money are you willing to spend while you take shots at fixing this? This really came to a head here recently when I feel diagnosing our puppy with kidney disease was poorly handled and almost mishandled in my opinion which has resulted in a 1.5 year dog having stage three kidney failure. After years of only having one dog, we decided to finally get another and we went and got an 8 week old Dalmatian puppy. Immediately we realized that he would not stop drinking water (to the point he would throw up) and had more frequent than normal accidents in the house. When bringing this up, we were told that they could do a blood test, however, he is too young to have kidney issues and it is most likely a disorder that makes him obsessed with water and he will grow out of it. We continued to bring this up on every visit and were told to limit his water and he would grow out of it. Finally, when we came in and he was around 1.5 years old, they decided to do blood work and found out he was in stage 3 kidney failure. They recommended an ultrasound and sterile urine sample which we did. Based on the findings they said he should immediately be put on antibiotics because something they found points to a possible infection and we were prescribed over $100 in antibiotics. It was also determined his bladder wasn't normal size and things seen on the kidneys point to issues. We were told time is of the essence and we had to get him on the antibiotics. They said special kidney food was important but never made it seem urgent. If they had, they would have tried to send it home with us that day. A couple days later they called and let us know an infection was not an underlying issue. Honestly, it seriously felt like it was about the money and not properly treating our dog. They then sent a referral to go to Virginia Tech to see a specialist. Virginia Tech would not be able to get us in until 9/25. Months later. This is where I really start to get aggravated. They claim every second matters but recommend us to a place that can't get us in for months. Luckily my wife knows a veterinarian and they refer us to a Specialist who is in Vinton and was an Internist/Professor at VT for over 20 years. He got us in the following week. Why in the world would Roanoke Animal Hospital not have referred us to him? There is absolutely no way they didn't know about him. Unfortunately, he did confirm Stage 3 Kidney failure and gave us some recommendations. One thing he said was that no matter what, we have to let him drink as much water as he wants. If not, it can start to cause issues with his organs. Because we do not have bloodwork from when Pongo was a puppy, I have not clue if he has always been in Stage 3 Kidney failure. That being said, what if he WASN'T? What if they had recommended we do blood work and we found out what was going on early and immediately did stuff to slow down the progression? How much damage has limiting his water for 1.5 years at the direction of the Vet done? Now my family has to deal with the fact that the puppy we love might only be alive until he is 3 or so. The ball was dropped. And I hope this really makes Roanoke Animal Hospital rethink things and take a much more proactive approach to stuff. Nothing can fix this, however, I hope this prevents another family from having to deal with the same heartbreak.

The most variates of dog food at a good price. Staff is excellent always willing to help and will…read moreeven ask you if you need help finding anything with a smile!

Jethro loves Camp Happy Tails! He gets so excited when we turn onto their road. Great for the…read moreprices. Very reasonable. They also groom them by availability.

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It's unfortunate, because we were interested in adopting a dog from them so we applied and were…read morehonest about having another dog. She is older and her whole life is aggressive towards larger dogs at first and takes time to get used to them. We were very upfront about this. We also told them she would probably not warm up being a strange place that is overwhelming. Over the years we have introduced multiple dogs (and plenty with high energy) to her and they end up being fine and being friends. Because she wouldn't warm up and be friendly in two short meet and greets they denied us adopting. The lady during the second meet and greet was all over the place on why we couldn't adopt. It started with our dog not being friendly (And she wasn't just being mean she just growled a couple times). After we explained how she is, it turned into how families during the pandemic just rushed to get dogs even if they weren't a good fit (making an assumption about my family who she doesn't even know). At that point I called her out on her assumption and let her know it's been a few years since our other dog passed and we didn't rush in during the pandemic because with two young kids we already had enough going on. So clearly we aren't those type of people. She then explained how our dog was old and we should spend more time with her and another dog would take way from that. They made assumptions on items they know nothing about and ignored the facts (and actually didn't even try to gather any). The facts: 1) Our dog has been this way her whole life. We have had her for her whole life. We have been down this road before and know how to handle it. 2) we would keep them separated unless we were around and introduce them properly until they were comfortable with each other. 3) we had a big fenced in yard where the new dog could help get energy out so they were more calm around our dog. 4) we have a gate between upstairs and downstairs so if our older dog wants alone time she can fit under the gate and go on her own like she has done before. Yes, their job is 100% to keep the dogs they have safe and make sure they go into good homes. Their job is ALSO to make sure they gather the facts. During the entire two visits they never even asked us questions they should have (like how we would get them used to each other, would they be together alone, etc). In the end, they have the power and it is what it is. That being said, now after never wanting to go and purchase a dog from a breeder that is what we will do because I am not the type to lie on applications just so we get approved. RCACP...do better.

Amazing facility and a great staff. I went this past weekend and didn't expect to adopt a dog, but…read moreI wanted to check it out. I've been looking to adopt for quite some time but never found the right place or dog. When I walked in, I wasn't greeted immediately (partially cause I was a bit confused), but then a volunteer came up to ask me what I was there for. She was kind and walked me through the process of how you can choose which dog you want to meet, and someone who works there will bring the dog out to meet you. The whole adoption process was pain free. I now have a new addition to my little family and I could not have asked for a better place to adopt my pup.

The only place on the weekend willing to take my cat in to avoid an EVS visit. Cannot express…read moreenough gratitude, called 8 other places (including my vet I've been established with) before and none were willing to work us in. Found Vinton after another place I called said that "Vinton doesn't turn away people", imagine it's stressful for the vets and staff but as someone who was extremely desperate, I am extremely appreciative of everyone here. Thank you!!

Our dog Theo had a puncture wound on his neck and needed to see the vet on a Friday night after…read morehours. We called ahead and were told they could see him within the hour to assess his wound and then would fix him up as quickly as they could. They took him back right away and let us know what was needed, what it would cost and how long it would take. They took such good care of my baby and I felt the price was reasonable. He needed a few staples to close the wound and antibiotics and pain relievers. We were on our way home within 2.5 hours of arriving. The staff was kind, caring and upfront about what he would need. Very glad we had this option when we needed it.