Dr. Geibel and his staff are so, so amazing. They deserve 100 stars. When my bunny developed GI…read morestasis the Sunday of a holiday weekend, so many places were closed or wouldn't see him, but Dr. Geibel made room in his busy schedule to take care of my emergency case. In addition to it being a holiday weekend, we were also in the midst of a snowstorm. Instead of leaving Salt alone overnight (potentially not being able to get to the clinic in the morning), Dr. Geibel took Salt to his own home and stayed up with him, administering medicine and fluids. Plus, Dr. Geibel gave me a huge discount on Salt's care. I really, truly appreciate everything they did for my bunny, Salt. Cannot recommend them enough.

I have been bringing my dogs here for over ten years. The Giebels feel like family at this point…read more In addition to being medically sound, they also add a later of compassion and empathy. As our dog was dying, Dr. Lauren provided her cell number and was so kind to allow us to ask questions daily and gave us a lot of love and support. When our dog passed on her own at home and the cremation service refused to do a pick up (we found a new one), QOVH offered to come pick her up and take care of all the details for us. Any new pet parents out there that are looking for care, 10/10 highly recommend.

Rehabilitation - pets can truly benefit from it (for various reasons, as people do), and I had the…read moregreat good fortune to get the highly recommended rehab and recovery services at MBVC for my 11-year-old sheltie, Gabriel (who, when only 3 years old, was diagnosed with a degenerative joint disease). Gabriel had a severe limp and very tight tendons, due in part to a large tumor that had developed under his front left armpit. He was swelled with osteoarthritis. That was April 2022. Now Gabriel - after a thorough initial assessment and development of his own customized rehabilitation program including targeted exercises/stretching, ultra-sound, laser therapy, hydrotherapy, surgery in August to remove the tumor, and additional post-surgery rehab - is a new dog - his old self - dropped a few pounds (physically) and a few years (psychologically). The. Best. Christmas. Ever. Remarkable is the only word that truly describes his transformation. Grateful is only one of many words to describe my admiration and appreciation for Katie (Gabriel's rehab coach and counselor), and Dr. Lisa Challberg (Gabriel's rehab vet). Given Gabriel's disease, he will require "maintenance" rehab which he gladly looks forward to getting from his MBVC team for years to come. Gabriel's situation is one of those exceptions that proves the rule. Rehabilitation, one-time or several, short- or long-term, for any given injury or issue, can restore and reinvigorate your precious one - and they can't do it by themselves. So, if you're sweet love needs it, I strongly encourage you to give them the gift of rehab from MBVC - it will be the best investment you'll ever make in the care and comfort of your best friend!

Today I had an urgent situation with my cat. My regular vet is closed on weekends, so I came here…read morebecause it's within walking distance, as I don't have a car. I arrived early and apologized for it when I came in--I would rather be early than late--but the receptionist seemed annoyed. I had previously explained that I didn't have my cat's records on hand, but that she has a history of chronic UTIs. I was told that without records, she would need a rabies vaccine, and I agreed to that without hesitation. The only documentation I was able to find between getting off work and going to the appointment was an email showing she was due for her vaccine about a month ago. I understand that this isn't official documentation, but they continued to emphasize that they needed her history. If she was going to get the shot regardless I don't understand why they had such an attitude about it. We were there for a completely unrelated emergency situation. The overall interaction came across as unfriendly and unwelcoming. In an already stressful situation, I did not feel confident or comfortable with the level of care or communication. Any business with reception knows they make or break your business. I have only seen the vet their once before. When my mom was alive she took her cat there. I don't even know why i tired because his medical advice for her cat at the time was terrible. She clearly has FHS and they had No idea!!!! I will not be returning

Teddy approves this vet. He asked me to mention the treats here rock and his vet Dr. Dicello is…read morethe best he's ever had

I recently brought my dog in for a wellness visit as well as a biopsy for a cyst. The appointment…read morewent so smoothly; the front desk staff were really friendly and took me back right away, the tech (I wish I remembered his name!) and Dr. Weyhing were amazing with my dog and made her feel at ease. That would already give them 5 stars but in addition to all of this Dr. Weyhing called directly to let me know the results of the cyst which I thought was so kind he would take that extra time in his scheduale to do so. Highly recommend this facility and doctor :)

We brought our 15-week-old puppy, Winnie, in on Sunday after she started experiencing vomiting and…read morediarrhea. I had called beforehand to ask if we should bring her in, and they recommended that we do. When we arrived, we were taken back pretty quickly to have her vitals checked, but were then told the wait to actually be seen could be anywhere from 6-8 hours, which definitely caught us off guard! Thankfully, they provided us with a list of other emergency vets in the area to check with. Just as we were getting ready to leave for another location with a shorter wait, one of the vet techs came back and let us know Winnie would actually be seen shortly! Of course, that made me a little nervous thinking something might be seriously wrong with her, but thankfully her parvo test came back negative! They took her back for a full examination, and everything looked pretty good aside from some gastrointestinal issues. The team gave us time to review the estimate before moving forward with treatment, which we appreciated. Winnie was sent home with medication and some canned food to help her tummy over the next few days. Despite the initial shock of the wait time (and the vet bill, of course ), everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind, helpful, and compassionate. It's always stressful having to bring such a young puppy to the emergency vet, but we really appreciated the care and attention they gave Winnie. We're hoping our little girl is back to feeling like herself soon! Thank you to the entire team for taking care of her!

Dr. Greg Kaiman - this review is for Dr. Kaiman, who performed the spinal surgery on our dog. When…read moreour dog suddenly lost use of his back legs, we were devastated and had a very short period of time (48 hours) to decide what to do, pick a surgeon, etc. I remember consulting Yelp, and I wish a review like this had been available at the time, so I am writing this in the hope it helps someone facing the same decision in the future. Dr. Kaiman was truly wonderful. You can tell he genuinely enjoys his job, and he's great at it. He was very engaged and knowledgeable, and he patiently answered all of our questions. He is clearly highly intelligent, but he is also very personable and could explain things in a relaxed way that we actually understood. He returned some of our follow up calls himself, when he very easily could have had a vet assistant call us back. The surgery turned out excellent. Our dog has now fully recovered. Of course, that isn't always guaranteed, but I would trust Dr. Kaiman with my dog without question.

Wonderful experince with tech Ericka and Drs. Noronha and Del Polar last week! They were prompt…read more(even switching appointments to get us in early), professional, but most importantly very warm, inviting of questions, and eager to involve us in a collaborative approach to care. They were transparent about pricing and working within our preferences. Care was reasonably priced and seemed to go above and beyond - such as spending over 2 hours in the afternoon getting tests on-site done and consulting. They called promptly to f/u and check in. I would highly recommend!!

Super caring business, everything was explained to me in detail, and my pup was comfortable the…read morewhole time! He enjoyed the treats and love he received from staff!

From arrival to departure, the entire staff provides a highly professional and welcoming…read moreenvironment. Excitement takes over the moment we pull up; my little boy actually leaps out of the car and races for the front door, eager for the warm attention he always receives. Dr. Katie and her staff are fantastic, maintaining high professional standards while working directly on the dog's level on the floor. Luca genuinely thinks it is playtime while Dr. Katie expertly examines him through interaction and play. Hearing from the staff that my pupper is such a good boy during treatments--and doesn't even blink at vaccinations--provides total peace of mind because it is clear he feels completely safe in their hands. Entrusting my little guy to their care is consistently an A+ experience.

I cannot begin to explain sufficiently what a wonderful experience I have always had at Veterinary…read morePark Potomac. Most recently our senior Lab had to undergo an Ultrasound and then abdominal surgery to biopsy come suspicious growths. Throughout the entire process the VPP staff and surgeon, Dr SJ, were so kind and thorough in explaining everything to me and reassuring me regarding the invasive procedure and follow-up care. EVERY single staff member is so friendly and caring and seem to love my dog as much as I do! I felt very comfortable following their suggestions and would recommend them as a 10 out of 10! The office is immaculately clean with lovely, soothing colors and artwork in all the rooms. And the rooms all have pet-friendly sofas so the furry patients can get comfy next to their owners! I cannot recommend them more highly!

I suspect you might wonder how an Amazon Parrot could possibly write a review. For that you will…read morehave to go to my Facebook page, Bogie B. Bogarté. Then click on About, and then, Details About Me. In brief, I am using Dragon Naturally Speaking to type this review. I am retired from the CIA's Clandestine Service. My coverman, the man who cared for me during my working years, and his wife have temporarily been taking care of their daughter's Chartreux cat. He is quite a guy, speaks five languages. We get along very well talking about various topics including politics. Anyway, he began coughing poor boy, and my coverman and his wife had to take him to the vet. After doing his due diligence here on Yelp, he read the reviews about this clinic, that is Dr. Hileman and her staff. He was impressed to they took my friend Katush there. Katush said he was treated very well. Everyone, doc, and staff liked him. He found Dr. Hileman very personable, with a caring bedside manner. Both she and her staff were very professional, helpful and made sure my coverman and his wife were also comfortable. X-rays and blood work were obtained. Turns out my little friend had pneumonia. He is taking antibiotics and seems to be doing well. As everyone knows vet bills can be expensive. You don't know what it has cost the Agency to care for me all these years. The clinic fees are appropriate. Katush was not guaged, that is overcharged for extra tests. In tact, only on x-ray view was taken. So, in summary, I would highly recommend you bring your pet here.

I take my guinea pigs there. The vet takes good care of them; tho they have short lives, it almost…read morefeels like why send them to the doc in the first place: the females pigs almost always get sick at the end of their lives, basically leaves me scrambling for care and I am glad that I get help. (In that respect, the doctor doesn't mind it wasn't me taking my pig to see her, very accommodating.) Regrettably, after my first female guinea pig that runs around and talks back to me died, I have little to no interest in the other girls that followed. I have one male who manages to have a cyst last summer, and Dr Hileman had to run a test. Everything came under control, and the pig is cleaned up tho a tad underweight. Tho I do have a dog that also sees her, but because this place is one that takes exotic small pets, I keep going back. The doctor is very gentle. (This place was recommended to me years ago, so I am just one of many that comes here.)

Went here on a recommendation and definitely didn't regret it. First time dog owner, so I had a lot…read moreof question. I wrote everything down. I believe the list was about 30 questions long. Dr. Fu was so patient. Answered every question I had thoroughly. Almost to the point where I felt bad that I was taking up too much of her time. Really I was expecting a quick 10 second answer for each question, but she gladly and willing took her time with each answer. She was also great with our dog. Gentle and thorough. She didn't try to upsell me on anything and made suggestions without pressuring us to do anything or buy anything. Overall a great experience and I look forward to a long relationship with Dr. Fu and glenvilah clinic.

Glenvilah is a great local vet! They are knowledgeable, kind and honest. I appreciate how thorough…read morethey are and how careful they were with handling my fur baby, especially when it came to vaccinations and nail trimmings. Prices are decent and they are upfront with everything.

They are very supportive ! even during Holiday , where other places were closed or rejected my call…read moreand I needed desperately to take my dog to emergency, they were the only one, who responded my call immediately. I recommend Dr Petros and Montgomery Village Veterinary 100%

The good? The vet seems very knowledgeable, was able to visibly diagnose my cat (he followed up…read morewith tests to confirm) and prescribed a medicine that had my cat back to himself within a few days. He performed dental surgery on my cat and there were no post-op issues. My cat was healthy and happy after the vet. The no-so-good? 1) One of the cats they let roam around had an eye infection, I was concerned the cat would spread it but the vets assistant took the cat away when a customer brought it to her attention. 2) If you don't ask enough questions, they'll surprise you with the cost of their services. This can be true of any service but I inquired about their grooming service and comprehensive wellness check. They said it would cost around $600 (because of anesthesia). When I picked him up from his appointment they charged me $1,900!! The vet performed 7 tooth extractions and did not even call to let me know. The vet said to me, "I didn't think money was an issue" Because my pet insurance reimburses me 80%. But I still had to pay up front. I was surprised each tooth cost about $50-$75 and wish they'd been more transparent. They took off $200 to make me "feel better". ALWAYS ASK QUESTIONS and brush your cats coat and teeth so you don't need a vet for that. My lessons have been learned! 3) Another thing to keep in mind. The vet performed the surgery well, Koda had no post-op issues at all! However, because the vet has to stand while operating, he charges more. This is understandable given the vet seems to limp when they walk but again they didn't let me know that beforehand. I would trust them to perform an excellent surgery but ask as many questions about what to expect before you commit.