Everyone there was so kind and welcoming! I was nervous…read moremoving states and finding a new vet for my senior dog & they were extremely helpful. So happy I found them!

You will not find a better vet, anywhere! I promise you this!…read more Every single person here cares so much, from the front desk to the vet, tech and the docs-they are so welcoming, caring and supportive, and most importantly, knowledgeable! And their communication is extremely proactive and thorough. Each person is incredibly thorough and detail oriented and all invoicing and discharge documents are extremely thorough and well thought out. This place is truly a gem and their staff will quickly become part of your family! @NouraKnowsBest on IG

When your pet is not feeling well, then you are going to worry. Poor Hermoine, had been sick over…read morethe weekend. On Monday, I called and asked for an appointment. Having a veterinarian you can trust makes you feel safe. Unfortunately, my trusted veterinarian, Dr. Taylor, didn't have any openings. So, I tried a new doctor. Dr. Austin was very nice. She examined Hermoine and decided that Hermoine needed iv fluids and a shot. She was very gentle with Hermoine. A dog iv bag looks just like the iv bag in the hospital for humans. I am not sure who was more scared, me or Hermoine. But, she was so good. Dr. Austin told me what to expect after the shot and what to look for. I think she did a great job. Hermoine is looking better and feeling more like herself. Thanks to all of the staff at Canal Clinic and especially, Dr. Austin.

It's been three years since they killed my dog. She was sick, but if you could have orchestrated a…read moremore uncaring death I don't know how. Taylor was consumed with her sick mother. The locum (sorry, substitute vet) was self centered and, frankly, incredibly self centered. Having told us our dog was deathly ill, she seemed confused that we wouldn't kill our dog immediately so that she could make a social engagement that she told us was important to her. Great bedside manner. When we said no death going on until our kid came over to say goodbye, dr dipshit was even madder. When my kid got there and we were resigned to the impending execution of our dog, it turned out it wasn't going to be dignified. Because dr dipshit's mastiff was in the back room where euthanasia is normally conducted, Our dog had to die on the floor of the exam room. I can't forgive Taylor for hiring dr dipshit. Just remember this .

This clinic can't give a rough estimate for what a spay/neuter costs…read more.. Vets are starting to feel like mechanic shops. I've started calling around to get an idea for what the average or 'range' of either procedure is. When talking to the clinic rep, they said the vet 'prefers' developing a closer relationship with the animals first (paraphrasing) before they can tell me what it might cost. So they'd need a check-up despite having gotten one the week before. Really? A healthy young cat in need of spay/neuter is between 5-12 lbs. depending on the sex. You'd think after doing a few hundred--or a few thousand--such procedures that a vet clinic would get a 'feel' for what the average cost is. A previous vet elsewhere charged me $150 to do a check-up on my cats--basically weigh them and stick a thermometer in their rectums--before his assistant could tell me it was upwards of $480 for a boy and $920 for a girl. How do I as a customer trust this vet or any other when they can't give an average? Btw, anyone wonder why there are so many strays and litters of puppies and kittens in need of a good home? Look no further.

Dr. Popa is THE BEST. Hands down, this is the best vet office I've ever been to. If I could just…read moreconvince him to move to the West Coast, we'd be patients for life...

We couldn't be happier with the fine people at Liberty Falls. We adopted Roscoe from a rescue a…read morelitttle over ayear ago. We first took him to a vet in Arlington that my family had used for decades. It turned out that Roscoe was terrified of veterinarians. A neighbor suggested that they use Liberty Falls. They have an all-female staff and since Roscoe seems to get along with woman than men we gave them a try. Dr. Geldon is just amazing. Not only is she an incredible vet, she is also so kind and so willing to listen and give us advice as we navigate the worled that is a new shelter dog. Our first visit there she examined Roscoe and then we got him off the table. We had Roscoe on one side of the room and she sat down on the floor on the other side of the room and answered all of our questions as she slowly tossed treats across the room to Roscoe. She has helped us with extensive dental work that was needed and always returns our calls if we leave questions during the day with her staff. The staff also deserves a round of applause as well. Recomended highly! Rob, Anne and Roscoe

We recently adopted a new puppy from a pet rescue. We looked around for a veterinary clinic near to…read moreour home and Liberty Falls was highly recommended by our friends and neighbors. We were able to get an appointment soon which was good. The staff was also efficient in sending over new client forms, etc. They are located very conveniently on Falls Road and have plenty of parking available. For the appointment, we took our pet to the clinic and were met by a tech at the entrance. She took preliminary information for us and took the pet inside - not human visitors allowed at the moment. The doctor called us a few minutes later and gave us a detailed account of the visit. She also made recommendations for future care and vaccination schedules. She patiently answered all my questions - and I had a few! Our pet looked happy after his visit and we had a good experience sending him there. Definitely a good veterinary practice to consider if this location works for you.

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!

Apparently they have a new computer system and they experiencing over bookings which they just…read morerealized today? or with my appointment? either way it may be worth calling ahead to make sure you have an appointment and that you won't have to spend an hour plus hoping you can be seen. I'm sitting wondering how they prioritize the people. Since I technically did have an appointment and did confirm my appointment ahead of time versus others coming in and being seen at their times curious! It's been a hectic work week and I'm trapped in a room with my kitties who really just want to go home. It's now over an hour and 15 minutes do I go or do I stay?!? As I wrote this it was our turn... yay!

My absolute go to for my fur-babies!! Both of my pups love the staff and aren't nervous about going…read moreto the vet for a check up.

These reviews are SO disconcerting!! We took our 2 wheaten terriers there and were always met with…read morecare from the seasoned, professional, experienced staff members from the front door to the back of the house!! Dr Amoroso was a true, honest and genuine pro at interacting with patients AND their fur-family! He was a knowledgeable, intelligent diagnostician. To now hear of this CORPORATE approach, to the care and treatment of the "patients", at this facility is truly unsettling. The GOOD NEWS IS there are OTHER OPTIONS in the neighborhood!! DO NOT USE A PRACTICE that is not invested in respecting you, your fur-baby and equally(!!) as important is the lack of "best practices" on behalf of BOTH OF YOU!! Let's say GOOD-BYE to any business that comes to this community and isn't able to demonstrate and deliver kindness, care and integrity--especially when it impacts a member of "our family"!! There's no room for that here.

Sick cat's test results not released timely. I had sto spend $$$$ at the emergency hospital and…read moreshe ultimately died.

Small Door Veterinary is better at taking your money than taking care of your animal. They…read moreconveniently store your charge card so they can charge you $50 if you need to cancel your appointment "at the last minute." Their definition of that is 24 hours. On the first visit we met with a masked veterinarian who spent about 10 minutes with us. Over the next two months my puppy received one Bordatella, two Leptospirosis and two Canine Influenza vaccines, all administered by a "nurse" for which they charged $39 for the injection. The vaccines themselves are substantially over-priced based on a Google search. The business itself seems more like a nail salon than a doctor's office. No communication after hours except on the App. The reason I gave them two stars rather than one is because the receptionist is really nice, the waiting room is very clean and parking is convenient. I spent

We have been very pleased with WGVC. The docs and all staff are knowledgeable and kind. They do a…read moregreat job of explaining recommended treatments and options, costs, etc. Our dog doesn't love going to the vet, but she tolerates it well due their careful and kind handling.

The stuff in the woodley gardens is amazing, especially Dr. Nicholson. She has been helping us to…read morenavigate very complex help conditions for our dog Duke for tge past 2 years. We have been very lucky to have her as Duke's advocate. I am sure that without her help, he may not be around.

I want to say thank you to everyone at Potomac Animal Hospital for all that they do for Puddin and…read moreI. Puddin loves her vet Dr. Sara Orloff and everyone at Potomac Animal Hospital. They are always going out of their way to show that they care! They are truly exceptional Veterinarian hospital who I highly recommend. They are excellent at their jobs, honest, professional, compassionate, personal and cares about Puddin as well as all the other pets and the clients which I am proud to say I am one of them. Thank you Dr. Jason Scott, Dr. Sarah Orloff, Dr. Kimber Wagner, Christina, Danielle, Ellen, Elizabeth, Emily, Gabby, Jackie, joe, John, Ken, Lisa, Maggie, Mason, Mariano, milton, Noel, Niko, rene, Shana, Sabrina and Tina.

Dr Scott has been a fantastic vet so far for Calamity and Junior. I've been rotating between vets…read morelooking for a boarding place with a hospital: call me paranoid but I like knowing they will be in a medically prepared place if something happens. Having just experienced an injury scare with calamity I was expecting to need a gofundme to pay for things; things were not cheap but when you look at the itemized bill you can appreciate you are getting quality with value. Also, a 7 day course of enrofloxacin (1.5 pills/day) turns out to be about 25 dollars or so, for those looking for quantitative comparisons. One warning: it can logistically tricky if you go around multiple vets with procedures, you'll have to integrate the records well in advance, which means saving copies and forwarding them around. It can be best to start this interaction via email in case they call and you're not available, you can at least pass documents back and forth.

It is with a heavy heart that I write about Dr. Douglass Hambright's retirement at the end of this…read moremonth. Over the course of my lifetime, spanning seven beloved dogs over the past 30 years, I struggled to find the perfect veterinarian--moving from practice to practice until, over 20 years ago, I was lucky that I found Dr. Hambright and his practice. Dr. Hambright has far exceeded every expectation I ever had for "the perfect veterinarian." His unparalleled knowledge and compassionate bedside manner have been a source of comfort and trust for both me and my pets. It is difficult to imagine finding another veterinarian who matches his expertise, earns my trust so completely, and whose practice embodies such excellence. While I wish Dr. Hambright a well-deserved and joyful retirement, his absence will be deeply felt by all who have had the privilege of knowing and relying on him. He is truly a gem in his field, and his friendly demeanor and exceptional care will be sorely missed. Thank you, Dr. Hambright, for over two decades of outstanding service and dedication. Your impact on the lives of so many--both human and canine--has been immeasurable. I am forever grateful. Enjoy your retirement with good fortune, happiness, and good health.

Very busy, difficult to get a timely appointment. While I have appreciated the veterinary service…read morethey provide, the wait time for an appointment is way too long.