This place is fantastic. We have been using them for years and always had a great experience. I am not sure I believe the negative reviews. read more

I was charged for a Test they didn't do. The Vet seemed right out of Vet School. Anything they gave me was overpriced. $25 to trim nails? -Normally, I get it done for free when I bring him in for a $300 + check-up. I would not trust this practice for anything but very basic service. read more

Wouldn't recommend this place if you have any real concern about your pet! Brought my dog in after he suddenly collapsed, and the vet had no idea how to treat him. The vet told us to go to an emergency hospital where our dog later died! Can't help but think he dismissed us and could've helped save our pet's life. Very disappointed. read more

while getting my 3 dogs their check ups and vaccinations ($780) the tech put a muzzle on my 15 year old Morkie so tight that he was choking when she brought him back, we ripped it off but the damage was done. he started coughing a couple of days later. His trachea was damaged, I brought him back but it was an hour long argument that his coughing was caused by his heart murmur not from strangling him with a muzzle. They charged me $50 for meds that's would be $3 at WM. I am a Cardiac ICU nurse. I was offended as well as disappointed in their lack of care or listening skills. I only hope the damage isn't more than my dog can heal from. I WILL NOT BE BACK. read more

I discussed my expectations of what length I wanted my litter of puppies tails docked. I explained that the last litter, some were longer than others, I showed them what I was expecting and they did not do what I asked. I had real reservations about taking my litter there due to having read about them killing a neighbor's exotic cat due to them not communicating with the surgeon about what anesthesia the owners warned them was toxic for their pet. However, I did take my pups there thinking that it wouldn't be a big deal as it is just tails & dew claws. Fortunately, my story didn't end like my poor neighbor's, but I didn't get what I asked for nor did I get an apology or compensation. I provided them medical notes that my breed's tails are docked at 1-2 vertebrae, they docked at 4-5. never going back!!! read more

good service for a very busy clinic. they try to accommodate everyone may take longer but they do get to you. Staff is very caring

Worst service ever they could care less about your pet and care even less about you as a customer! read more

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I cannot even begin to imagine how anyone would have an issue with this Veterinary service! First of all, the receptionist is such a sweetheart (her name is Summer). She's thorough, accommodating, and efficient. Plus she calls the day before the appointment as a reminder. I also cannot say enough about J.R. (the veterinarian). We've been there twice and he's demonstrated the highest level of courtesy, respect and patience (yes, we are overbearing furbaby parents). He answered all our questions, addressed all of our concerns, and made sound recommendations. Plus, the rates were surprisingly affordable! I expected to pay twice the amount I was charged. I definitely recommend Columbus Veterinary Services. read more

These people came up with extra charges they claimed I diddn't pay from the previous year, despite my two receipts to prove I had paid, charged me again, then charged me an additional $400 after arguing with me and making me drive back and forth for four days before they would treat my poor puppy Guts. My puppy died at 3 years old as a result of lime disease, a simple infection curable with antibiotics. The average lifespan of a rhodesian Ridgeback is 10-16 years. These people have caused massive amounts of pain and misery for my family and will and should be reported to state authorities. That was my son you so callously allowed to die. He literally could have been saved in the time you took to ARGUE with me about MONEY which I ended up PROVING I had paid. I hope you people sleep on a bed of your blood money. You're a danger to every one of your patients! read more

I took my almost 6 month old pug to this vet a few days ago, and I was impressed by the staff and the vet. Everyone was so nice and friendly. Best of all they were so great to my little girl (pug). The staff and vet treated my baby with love and kindness. Even giving her treats. My pug didn't cry or move while they gave her the vaccinations that she needed. The added dog park is also a bonus. I will be returning here. Thank you to your staff. read more

Doctor didn't introduce himself which was off putting. He did not make much eye contact and did not explain what he was giving our cat. He just said it was an appetite stimulant and in reality it was dex and vitamins as well. You need to explain what you are giving my animals and don't treat me like I am stupid. Would not go back there. read more

I am afraid that my grief has turned into anger. But as I put the pieces together of that unfortunate day we decided to get our 13 year old Dachshund's (Freddy) teeth cleaned I am left with nothing but anger. Here are the facts as I see them. My wife and I decided to take Freddy to Columbus Vet because we had taken all of our dogs and cats to Dr. Brester for years. But since his retirement the same people running that clinic were running the clinic in town. Bad mistake! Maybe we should have taken him back to Beanblossom. We took Freddy and our cat Roscoe to Col vet about a month prior to this unfortunate day for physicals, shots, blood work, etc. I received a call from JR about Freddy's blood work, they had to check him to see if he could withstand a dental procedure, which JR gave me the all clear and we set an appt. for 16June2020. Bad mistake! I dropped him off that morning and told myself to give him a hug and kiss just because that's what we do. Well with all the bullshit corona virus "scare" we have to do everything from our cars. And I did not get the chance with signing the "estimate" that included about $250 extra dollars worth of things they just got a month earlier. My mistake! So I get a call from a Veterinarian (I don't even remember her name) about how many teeth were to be extracted and what they thought was going to be the true estimate. I told her that her explanation seemed reasonable. I then received a call from JR around 1230-1300 hrs telling me Freddy needed a chest tube to relieve the air that was filling his chest and all of his surrounding skin. Now why do you suppose a different vet called me to tell me this and not the vet doing the procedure? Damage control? I told them to do what they needed to do to keep him stable, of course. I was asked if I would be able to handle taking care of the tube when he went home. I said I would. I was under the impression that Freddy would be released in a few hours. I had a gut feeling something wasn't right so I left work to be with him. I called first to see if I would be permitted into the clinic, the lady said "let me see where they're at with Freddy" and when she returned she said "Oh yes honey come right in". Then I knew it was bad. I showed up and my otherwise healthy dog was on a table with a chest tube and an oxygen tube down his throat. His breathing was shallow and rapid. He was not the spunky, healthy dog I brought in that day. The vet told my wife and I that she had given Freddy an examination before ever starting the dental procedure and everything checked out. And that the procedure went well??? Now for the worst part of it all. The Saturday prior to this day he had been on a 2.5 mile walk with my wife and never skipped a beat, as he always had. That may not seem like a lot, but when your legs are four inches long it is. He had never had a breathing issue in the past. I'm telling you all this because the explanation given to us is that his lung had collapsed after removing anesthesia from him. We were also told that his lung had a disease and/or had burst, letting air into his chest cavity. What I find odd is that the Vet said that the staff were beating themselves up over what was happening. Now I don't know but it sounds like a mistake was made and I will never be able to prove it. I also wonder why his nose was full of blood after a dental procedure. My nose never bled after I've had teeth pulled. So maybe the blood in his nose was from his lung that had a hole in it. Granted this whole time the Vet was sympathetic to the situation, but I guess they have to play a part. They did take X-rays to see what was happening. But they could tell us what ever they needed to and what are we supposed to think. Now don't everyone jump on the bandwagon about "well he was 13 yrs old" because that dog was the friendliest, most animated, lovable, energetic dog you'd ever meet and he was fine when I left him in their care. We ultimately had to have Freddy euthanized and it was an absolutely horrific experience. I have dragged myself through fire because of my decision to get his teeth cleaned and now I know he would have better off if I hadn't. And after all was said and done they charged us $740 some odd dollars for their services. That is insanity. At the time I was a little shocked but more shocked my dead dog was in a blanket in my arms. They have no shame in charging you for pulling a dead dog's teeth. I don't know how long he would have been around if I hadn't taken him there but I know it would have been passed Tuesday. I am not a vet and this is only my opinion but I feel that taking him to Columbus Vet was a tragic mistake on my part and they probably had something to do with the outcome. I will never recommend this clinic to anyone and I will tell them the same story to try and dissuade them from ever going there. This will not bring Freddy back and them doing the right thing by returning our $740 dollars will not bring him back eit read more

Very affordable prices! They are thoughtful, caring, and honest. They were able to work me in last minute to take a look at my dog (turns out I was totally overreacting, but they were so genuine and kind about the whole thing). I've since moved 30 minutes away, but after trying out a new vet that was closer to home but way overpriced and inattentive, we've come back to Columbus Veterinary Services. They are totally worth the drive! read more

This was my first visit, and our rescue-cat needed dental surgery to remove two broken teeth. Doctor J. R. did a great job, and the staff could not have been more professional. Summer went over all the post-operative care instructions and answered all my questions. All in all, a fine experience. :-) read more

Terrible terrible service, they have the less flexible process to setup new patients, their receptionist was rude and getting stressed with the dogs which is their way of doing business. She wanted to let us wait until she finished other customers who came later than us. Terrible service. read more

I am mighty impressed with all the folks at this vet clinic...the reception team, the doctors, assistants...everyone! All whom we have met have been kind, personable, helpful and understanding. Our new little adoptee went in for spay surgery today, and she received the finest care one could ask for. We were given detailed instructions for her post-op care. The doctors are very experienced and capable, and they instill a comforting sense of confidence. I would not hesitate to trust all the folks at Columbus Veterinary Services with all my little girls' medical needs. read more