Highly recommended..My family loves colchester Vet..Clean,very friendly loving staff.also…read moreaffordable. Wouldn't trust anyone else with our fur bbys

I switched my cat to this vet and they were the best. They treated her with care and made sure she…read morecomfortable even kept her over night to make sure everything turned out ok. I now had to take her back and unfortunately she had cancer and we had to put her down. They gave me options and were very compassionate. I would recommend to anyone.

My dog, Lolly, passed away a week after she went in for teeth extractions. My parents had brought…read moreLolly to this vet her whole eight years of life. She received anesthesia at this vet a week before she passed, to have nine teeth removed. Lolly did not respond well to the procedure and vomited the day she had the surgery. Within a day, she had developed a respiratory infection. My mom called the vet on Thursday and they brought Lolly in. She was given pain medicine and an IV. The doctor did not check for aspiration pneumonia, which is what Lolly had. Lolly declined further on Friday and Saturday. My mom called the vet every day and not once did the vet recommend my mom go to the ER, and instead, the vet claimed that this was a side effect of Lolly's teeth removal. My mom brought Lolly to the ER that Sunday. Lolly had developed aspiration pneumonia, which this vet should have caught. Since the vet did not catch this, Lolly had developed sepsis, which upon being admitting to the ER, had turned to sepsis shock. Lolly passed away on Tuesday, a week after she had her teeth extracted. My parents did what they can, they called the vet every day, and the vet assured them that it was the side effect of her surgery. How was I to know to look out for aspiration pneumonia? The vet never told us, however, a simple google search tells me it is a common side effect of anesthesia. I haven't eaten properly for a week, my parents are in so much pain, and it's all because of the negligence of this vet practice. Please do your a pet a favor, and do not bring them to this vet. Lolly was an incredibly healthy, beautiful, sweet dog, and she should never have passed the way she did. If this vet had caught the aspiration pneumonia, or at the very least, told us to bring her to the ER, she would still be alive. Unfortunately, since the vet minimized her condition, she developed sepsis, which proved to be deadly. Lolly's blood is on this vet's hands.

Dr. Zeveny is so kind and caring -- to our pets and to us. We really appreciate her and the…read moreexcellent staff.

I recently brought home a new puppy!! I chose this vet hospital because they are certified by the…read moreAAHA. I could not be happier with my choice! Dr. Pampreen is a gentle caring vet. The staff is excellent as well! My Nugget gets his last set of shots next Friday, and I am sure it will be a pleasant visit.

The receptionist is the worst. The assistant I didn't get her name is very friendly. They are…read moreallowing you to do in with your pet, I wouldn't have gone otherwise unless it was an emergency. The Veterinarian told me birds need their nails cut every two months.

Dr Groves is the BEST DVM I've ever known She performed…read moreoral surgery on my beloved American Bulldog Rocky and did a superlative job removing a epulis tumor. She also enthusiastically supported my desire to treat Rocky holistically with organic mushrooms to help his immune system after surgery. I'm sad she no longer works at Woodstock Animal Hospital so we can't see her again. Best of luck wherever you are Dr Groves

Took my cat Jett after a small neuro event the 2 grand mal seizures. Wish I remembered names…read more The vet techs awesome and the vet who examined him wanted to bring him home. He seems to be a ladies man. They did some labs ok. Explained everything very clearly. I am a nurse but kitties. As he is intact between seizures my vet and I are doing pheobarb pills. They are really great!

We were long-term clients at BVH hospital, and my dog was an established patient there with…read moredocumented cardiac disease. On a Sunday night after he experienced what appeared to be a syncopal episode, we contacted the hospital for emergency guidance. We were informed by staff that the only doctor on duty was in surgery and that there was no veterinarian immediately available to evaluate him. We were advised not to bring him in. The interaction with the receptionist was also notably lacking in empathy or urgency, which was especially distressing given the seriousness of the situation. For a facility that represents itself as a 24-hour emergency hospital, this was deeply concerning. If an urgent patient cannot be evaluated because the only doctor is unavailable, that reflects a significant gap in emergency coverage. This was not an isolated issue, as we had experienced ongoing communication and responsiveness concerns over time. After years as clients, and following my dog's passing, we did not receive any acknowledgment from the hospital. He was family. We expected urgency, compassion, and accountability. For these reasons, we have transferred our pets' care elsewhere.

Highly recommend Dr. Brown and Ashley! They are excellent with the dogs and we have found that the…read moreprices are extremely reasonable, we find it equal to less than vets we have used in the past.

Simply the best. I have some very difficult cats who dont travel well. The van comes right to my…read morehouse, practically to my door. Dr. Brown and her assistant know how to handle them in a low stress way, quickly. For my easy cats and my pit bull rescue dog, we take our time. My dog LOVES them!! And they love her - no pit bull stigma here. What's truly amazing: yesterday one of my cats got a gash on his leg. Dr. Brown did same-day emergency surgery in her fully equiped van, at my house, for less than it would have cost at a brick and mortar vet!! Her dentals also cost the same, or less, as brick and mortar vet hospitals. She is affiliated with an online pet pharmacy and so we get our meds at great prices too.

I can't say enough good things about Veterinary Practice! From the moment we walked in, it was…read moreclear that this is a place run by real people who truly care--not just about animals, but about the families who love them. The staff was kind, knowledgeable, and incredibly patient, making sure not only my dog but also my daughter and boyfriend felt comfortable. What really stood out was how they went above and beyond in explaining different food options for my dog. Instead of pushing expensive brands, they took the time to educate me on affordable alternatives that are just as nutritious, which could save me a lot of money in the long run. That level of honesty and care is so rare these days. They also did something so small yet so thoughtful--offering my daughter a little toy to help keep her happy during the appointment. It made the whole experience easier for all of us. Their pricing is very reasonable, and in a world where big corporations seem to dominate, it's refreshing to come across a small business that still operates with integrity, heart, and true passion. I'm so glad we found them and will absolutely be coming back! Thank you, Brittany McCann

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A VETINARY PRACTICE STOP LOOK NO FURTHER ! Anna and Stephan are two of the…read moremost professional caring compassionate people ive ever met. Thank you on behalf of Thors family for helping him cross over. I personally will never be able to thank you for the compassion and care in assisting Thor on his journey. Also for your understanding gentle way with helping Thors family deal with our grief. Im not gifted enough to write the right words , so thanks one last time thanks.

I have found the staff to be professional and caring. They have always been able to work with my…read moreschedule.

Fantastic place. I could not possibly ask for better service. Everyone there is fantastic but just…read morea few honorable mentions: Dr. O'Brien, Pam, Luke, Brian, and Wendy are a rock star team that do really well by their clients. I am glad that we made the switch to this practice this year!