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    Angela Schmillen DVM

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    I can't speak highly enough about Helping Hands Veterinary. After taking my senior cat to our…read moreregular vet, I was told he would need extensive dental extractions that could cost anywhere from $3,000-$4,000. While researching options, I somehow found myself on Helping Hands' website, and I'm so glad I did. Their pricing was straightforward and transparent, with the flat fee including blood work and everything else needed for the procedure. When I arrived, the intake process took about 30 minutes, and the staff carefully walked me through exactly what they were going to do. They told me I could pick my cat up around 5 PM, which gave me the rest of the day to explore Richmond. While waiting, I grabbed breakfast at The Fancy Biscuit, walked around Virginia Commonwealth University, did the canal walk, learned about the history of the bridge the Confederates destroyed while retreating from Union forces, and even stopped by a brewery with an amazing outdoor area. Richmond ended up being a really great day trip. When I picked my cat up, they told me he did great. He did end up needing many teeth removed, but I could immediately tell he had been well cared for. We're now two days post-op and he's already eating again. They also sent us home with all the medication he needed. This place is absolutely amazing. Affordable, compassionate, organized, and clearly staffed by people who genuinely care about animals.

    This place has become incredibly disappointing. I originally found them because they were…read morerecommended as an affordable option. At one point, the basic dental service was around $260. When I called about a month ago, the price had already increased, and now it's over $500 just for the basics. While reading recent reviews, I noticed another customer shared that their dog still had rotten teeth after receiving treatment here and ended up having to go to a different veterinarian for another dental procedure, spending over $2,000 total. That's extremely concerning, especially for those of us with senior dogs. The last thing I want is to put my dogs under anesthesia more than once because a procedure wasn't done properly the first time. My experience with the front desk staff was also frustrating. I simply asked what records and requirements they needed from my veterinarian, such as wellness exams, bloodwork, or other testing. Instead of clearly answering my questions, I felt dismissed and spoken to rudely. The conversation quickly turned into being told that if I used another veterinarian, they would need to perform their own exam anyway. It felt more like they were pushing me toward either their $500 package or their $1,700 package with X-rays rather than helping me understand the requirements. I spent a long time saving up to get dental work done for my two senior dogs, and this experience has made the process much more complicated than it needed to be. At this point, I'm considering staying in New York and finding a local veterinarian instead. It's unfortunate to see a business build its reputation on being affordable and accessible, only to move away from the very reasons so many people chose them in the first place. Even more concerning are reports suggesting that some pets may require additional procedures elsewhere, forcing owners to spend more money and put their beloved pets through anesthesia again. That's something no pet owner wants to experience.

    CodaPet

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    Windsor Farms, Near West End

    DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY TO HANDLE THE AT HOME EUTHANASIA OF YOUR PET…read more I made the mistake of booking Dr. Jaime Pickett on CodaPet to handle the at home euthanasia of my beloved cat, Pookie, and I deeply regret that decision. Dr. Jaime came to my house and performed the euthanasia on schedule, so I initially believed that Pookie would be in good hands and that the aftercare would be smooth sailing -- boy, was I mistaken!! After the appointment, Dr. Pickett took Pookie's body with her and didn't provide any details to me about the expected timing for receiving Pookie's ashes. She also didn't provide me with any details about the crematorium where Pookie would be taken and didn't explain to me whether the clay paw print or tuft of fur that I ordered would be handled by her or by the crematorium. The lack of information made it extremely difficult for me to follow up on Pookie's cremation and the mementos that I ordered. I had to call CodaPet MULTIPLE times in order to have someone reach out to Dr. Jaime to get her to contact me so I could let her know that I had questions and concerns about my order (including for a urn charm that I initially ordered and wanted a refund for and Dr. Jaime claimed she hadn't charged me for it (but she did) so I had to follow up again for a refund). I also had to contact CodaPet multiple times to receive information about Pookie's cremation and the timing, which Dr. Jaime did not provide me. Eventually I found out the name of the crematorium (Agape) and they were great and very communicative and gave me all of the information I needed about Pookie's cremation. They also mentioned to me that Dr. Jaime did NOT include a clay paw print or tuft of fur on my order form so they did not do that before cremating my cat. Of course, this startling revelation TRAUMATIZED me and I followed up with CodaPet IMMEDIATELY to have Dr. Jaime contact me. Dr. Jaime then belatedly explained that she handles the clay paw prints and tuft of fur herself for "quality control" to ensure "good quality". Almost 3 weeks later, I finally received Pookie's ashes. Dr. Jaime told me she would hand Pookie's ashes back to me directly, but of course she didn't follow through with what she said and instead she callously left Pookie's ashes with a receptionist downstairs in my building's leasing office about 15 minutes before 11am (notwithstanding the fact that I told her I had a work call until 11am and she agreed to meet me downstairs at 11am). When I opened the bag with Pookie's ashes, it became apparent to me why Dr. Jaime chose to leave my baby's ashes with the receptionist instead of handing them to me as she promised -- the clay paw print that I was so desperately yearning for was nothing like I would've imagined. When I looked at the dirty clay that she used, I instantly had a feeling that Dr. Jaime probably reused some old clay. In fact, the clay even has random scribbles and markings on it that have nothing to do with my cat, which leads me to believe this is reused clay. (SEE PHOTOS ATTACHED) By providing awful customer service and an AWFUL clay paw print that I can't even keep due to it looking filthy, Dr. Pickett not only disrespected me, but she also robbed me of the one lasting memory I would've otherwise had of my cat's paw print. I cannot recommend CodaPet's or Dr. Pickett's services to anyone. Please don't make the same mistake I did.

    I am actually a bit surprised with the previous customer reviews…read more We used CodaPet after receiving this referral from our vets office. The point of contact was very friendly and sensitive to our situation with regards to our 17 year old dog. The vet that was scheduled to come to our home contacted us immediately and was so wonderful. Her kindness and genuine compassion was comforting for our entire family. Dr. Jennifer Holman was her name, and to our good fortune, she actually treats animals at our pets veterinary office, which is Ashcreek Animal Clinic, in Ashland VA. Dr. Holman guided us step by step of her procedures, and Barney had a tranquil passing. I can't say enough about how incredible she was with our family, and most importantly, our beloved Barney. We are at peace knowing Barney is in a better place, where he can run after the balls and hike through the woods, taking in all of natures smells.

    Angela Schmillen DVM - vet - Updated September 2026

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