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Groton-Ledyard Veterinary Hospital

2.9 (43 reviews)
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My sweet senior during one of his emergency care visits
Lydia P.

Dr. Ross and her entire staff are some of the most compassionate people I have ever met! They take the utmost care of my 6 "kids" and I never have to worry when they're in their hands. They always make time to squeeze in any of my pets that need an emergency visit & take the time to love on them when they're there for routine visits. Veterinarians as a whole are entirely swamped due to the ratio of pets vs. vet med employees (I'm a groomer - we're going through the same thing! Too many animals, not enough people to work!!!) the fact that they always find a way to make sure my pets are taken care of blows my mind. This team is hands down the best there is, and I would never trust anyone else with the care of my babies!!!

Denise M.

I did write them a 5 star review a few years back but after today they get a new 1 star review. I called for an emergency appointment for my 13 year old girl. I believed she had a UTI. They put me in for an emergency appointment which is extra money but that's fine. No time during the call to schedule the appointment did the receptionist tell me that my dog needed rabies vaccine to be treated... I take my dog, wait outside since the waiting room is still closed. We get brought into the exam room which was dirty and smelled of urine. Dog is taken into the back to collect urine. They couldn't get any. Still no mention of the dog being passed due for her vaccine. Vet exams her. Says she's in great shape but they need a urine sample. 2 choices, leave her there so they can attempt to collect but he can't guarantee they'll catch her having to go or 2 take her home and I collect urine myself and bring sample back. Still no mention of the vaccine. We finish and I'm waiting to pat, that is when they mention that she needs to get vaccinated or else I can not receive her antibiotics and the urine collection kit. I ask if I can get an exemption, just a big fat nope on that unless she has a medical condition. She's 13 and even though she's in good shape she has fatty lumps all over her body, one is quite large. I against by better judgment broke down after 15 mins and got the vaccine. While waiting to pay I asked for the collection kit because ny dog needed to go. I collect specimen, come back in and ask lady at the counter how do I put the urine in the vial? She didn't acknowledge me, instead turns around and walks away. I will not be returning to this vet. I'm going back to All Friends in Norwich where I will be taken seriously about my concern about vaccinating my dog while she is sick. I'm including a photo of the dirty exam room.

Gracie and Sarabi
Lori N.

After going to a different Veterinary hospital that mishandled my previous cat's heart emergency, I found GCV when I was ready to one again adopt. I will never go to another Vet. Dr. Ross saved my Gracie's life when she went into unexpected renal failure. That was two years ago and Gracie is in perfect health now. Currently, they are helping me figure out what is wrong with my other cat Sarabi. Office staff is great as are all of the vet techs. I've used Dr. Banning when Dr. Ross wasn't available and she is also a wonderful vet. I recommend them highly!

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