I had a very sudden emergency with my cat, and this vet was the closest to our new home. Even…read morethough we were not yet established patients, when we rushed in, they could not have responded in a better or quicker way. They were so incredibly kind. I am so glad to have them so nearby!!

They are all super helpful and super friendly! Their prices are also very fair. My dog is a bit…read moredifficult to deal with, yet they don't treat her like a hindrance. They are very calm, collected, and super great with her.

Dr. Ebalinna Vaughn and her staff at Best Friends Animal Clinic are the best! We take all of our…read moredogs there and she ensures they get top-notch treatment. She's very involved with educating her clients, and offers training tips as well as healthcare. They're open Mon-Fri from 8 am to 6 pm, and the first and third Sat of each month from 9 am to 1 pm. PLEASE NOTE that the google map showing up here is incorrect, this vet clinic is not in Leesburg. It's in Marshall in the Rt 17 (Bloom) shopping center, next to Freestate Coffee.

Rude people. Not helpful. absolutely not. i will never be bring my animals here. No thank youread more

For the 15 years in their previous home, my mini donkeys were only handled for twice a year vet…read moreappointments for which they had to be roped and held down by several men. Although they now lead fairly well and stand cooperatively for the farrier, they viewed the arrival of vets with deep suspicion. In the year that Dr. Aksten has cared for them, she always takes the time to go at their pace and if anyone gets agitated, she pauses and lets them settle. She pays attention to their individual preferences for distraction treats and rewards them with great affection. On her most recent visit for Spring vaccines, the clearest evidence yet of the impact of her kindness and patience came when the wariest of my little group actually greeted her arrival by coming to her and asking for affection. And then doing so again after she'd finished giving him his shots. She approaches my horses with a similar generosity of spirit and is warm, supportive and clear when answering questions. All of us feel very fortunate to have found her and my donkeys in particular want their cousins in our corner of Virginia to know that donkeys have a friend here and her name is Dr. Aksten.

Every experience with the vets at this practice has been positive. Whether they come to the farm or…read moreI have a horse in their hospital- the care, expertise, and kindness never disappoints. From the office managers to the techs and vets- I highly recommend.

This staff is incredible - they helped me navigate an incredibly difficult rainbow bridge process…read morewith my two babies - I will forever be in their debt for their compassion, professionalism, and counseling. I found them because a friend of mine lived down the road and introduced me to their practice. When I moved to Maryland (1hr drive away) there was no question who I would go to for the health of my fur family. I live in NC now and travel a lot with my current dog but I will go out of my way to plan a stop with them or arrange my itinerary around an appointment with them if we need it on my way through the area. Beyond impressed with them. And the note card they sent me after... was deeply appreciated.

We had an amazing 1st visit with Dr.Potts today. We are new to Virginia and to the area. A friend…read moreof ours recommend this wonderful facility! We have 3 dogs and 2 cats. Our pup Max ( Mastif/Lab mix) has anxiety and our Wheaton has allergies and needs special food for his food allergies. We were so happy to have a doc and all of the staff members be so sweet and attentive to our fur babies. We were so nervous trying to find a good Vet... so happy for the recommendation Ed! They treat horses too! Such a special place for all fur babies Thank you! You all are amazing!!

Pet Owners Beware: Multiple Misdiagnoses from Dr. Kat Gray…read more I'm writing this review as a serious warning to fellow pet owners: over the years, I've personally witnessed three separate misdiagnoses from Dr. Kat Gray at Agape Animal Hospital, one of which led directly to the death of a beloved dog. The most recent case involved my dear friend's dog, who suddenly began acting strangely. Despite my warnings, she went to Agape. Dr. Gray diagnosed a tick-borne illness, ran some blood work, gave fluids and a pain shot, and sent them home. She attributed the behavior to eating grass and being "stressed" from seeing luggage. The dog briefly improved, but then declined. On the second visit, they received another pain shot and an inconclusive ultrasound. At one point, Dr. Gray actually suggested the dog might have eaten mushrooms and was "having a bad trip." Finally, my friend went to another vet who correctly diagnosed intervertebral disc disease. The dog needed surgery. A correct diagnosis earlier would've spared her a great deal of pain. Sadly, this was not a one-off. Years earlier, my own hound was lethargic and off. Dr. Gray again blamed a tick-borne illness. Something didn't sit right with me, so we went for a second opinion. That vet discovered a grapefruit-sized tumor on his spleen that needed immediate surgery. We were told if we'd waited even another day, it could have ruptured and killed him. And tragically, a friend of mine lost her dog after being told, by Dr. Gray, that the dog was just overweight. I voiced my concern that the dog's abdomen looked swollen, not fat. Not long after, the dog passed away. It was a tumor. It had ruptured. It was preventable. I understand that no vet is perfect, and diagnoses can be complex. But three separate major misdiagnoses, two of them potentially fatal, one resulting in death is not something I can overlook. If you love your pet, please think twice before trusting Dr. Kat Gray with their care.

They are kind and attentive. The vets are very knowledgeable and caring. Wonderful facility.read more

I wish I had come across Dr Vaughn sooner. After a series of unpleasant experiences at another…read morelocal vet, I came to Dr Vaughn hoping for a more sympathetic veterinarian. She has exceeded all my expectations. Each of my three Chows have different needs and she cares for each of them accordingly. I cannot recommend her strongly enough.

We have been taking our cats to Dr. Vaughn now for about five years. I absolutely adore this woman…read moreand know that she will always act in our cats' best interests. She is an outstanding vet, loves animals, and is just a real pleasure to visit. She had to put down our older cat, and she did it with such love and kindness. She and her wonderful staff are incredible.

Our family was recently challenged by the approaching loss of our dog yet could not find any…read moreappointments to assist with her end of life care. I found and reached out to NOVA mobile vets and was able to book an appointment within 24 hours. I can say enough about how wonderful the care of Dr. Bright and her assistance was in supporting us during this difficult event. They listened, demonstrated heartfelt genuine care for us and our pet, and made the experience one filled with love and care. Truly one of the best customer care experiences Ive had in many many years!

Dr. Eric, his Vet Tech Eric and the front end staff are HANDS DOWN the BEST in NOVA! He's been…read morecaring for my dogs for almost a decade. I took my Bully to him yesterday and they treated my dog with love and care. He fully explained the issue and gave us some meds and recommendations to get Brutus back to the path of wellness. I will not go to any other Vet other than Dr. Eric....he's the truth and it seems my pooch is already feeling better. They have VERY good fees and regardless it's worth every coin spent! Nova Mobile Vet is the place you want to take your pet!

Archie went to camp with Gina for three weeks and came home a different dog. I'm still a little…read moreamazed. He's a five-pound chihuahua who shakes when someone new walks in the room and basically lived on my lap or behind my knees. I'd worried a trainer would either give up on him or scare him worse, but from the very first day Gina put so much thought into making him feel safe. She texted that afternoon to say he'd already jumped into her daughter's arms. When he barely ate the first couple days and I got worried, she talked me through it and told me he'd come around, which he did. She took him on long walks around the park and the neighborhood to burn off his nerves before she ever asked anything of him. His crate became his safe spot at her house, a familiar place that was all his in the middle of a busy home with other dogs and parrots and training going on. And she started him on tiny, predictable rules, sitting before a door, coming when called, so he always had something he understood to hold onto in a new situation. She explained that for an anxious dog, knowing what to expect is half the battle. She also refused to pick him up every time he got scared, and warned me that part would be harder for me than for him. She was right. Somewhere around the second week he started smiling in the photos. He was hanging out with her little dogs and her family, going on field trips to the park and coffee shops, staying on his place while she walked away, heeling next to her. He knows sit, place, heel and here now, and he does them for me too. The turnover at my apartment took a couple hours and it was real work. She sat me down and explained everything before we ever touched the dog, then had me practice with Archie while she corrected what I was doing wrong. She's kept sending reminders and answering my questions since, including a few dumb ones about shampoo and brushes. Here's the part I still can't get over. We went to a party a couple weeks after he got home, which is a huge deal for Archie. He sat on other people's laps. He licked hands. He barely cowered. Six weeks ago he would have spent the whole night shaking under my chair. Everyone at the party noticed and commented on the change in his demeanor. I was a proud mama that day! If your dog is the anxious type, the one who hides, trembles, won't eat around strangers, or has to be carried everywhere, I really want you to hear this. A lot of trainers are set up for big confident dogs and don't know what to do with a scared little one. Gina does. She never rushed him, never forced him, and never made me feel silly for babying him all these years. She reads a nervous dog and meets them where they are, then slowly builds them up until they can handle the world on their own. That's exactly what Archie needed. I honestly feel like Gina is just getting started with him, and I'm already thinking of when I can work with her again. If you have a tiny, anxious dog and you're on the fence, go with Gina. Archie is a different dog and so am I. Thank you again for everything you did for him, and for me. Archie sends smooches. Sheri

I can't say enough good things about Brandi and Perry Bailey of RSK9. Their work has given my pup…read moreand I so much freedom and balance. Pebbles (blue heeler, 1.5 years old) would never listen to me, would not sit or lay still, and had a lot of other obedience issues that caused her to be stressed or confused. She was a TOUGH dog to train and I was concerned I couldn't find the solution for her to get basic concepts. This view has completely changed since working with RSK9's 3 week program. I would HIGHLY recommend them and their methods - you can tell they genuinely love working with dogs and it's made a huge difference in giving my dog the chance to find real rest at home. They send DAILY updates with photos and videos which was so nice. This isn't a regular class or something you just pay for; it's truly an investment that you and your dog will be using for the time you get to share together. Side note: it's worth doing 3 weeks versus 2 weeks. At the 2 week mark is when Pebbles really started to understand her marks and cues. From here there is so much more that can be refined and Brandi/Perry really capitalize on that threshold being crossed!

Disappointing service we received and a very rude unprofessional LOUD sigh from Knode when she…read morewalked out of the room. Use to use their mobile services in Lovettsville before they had the little house across from Andy's. John visited our home and he was great. Continued to use them and found out they had a Round Hill location. Went to Round Hill location because it was closer to where we moved to. After that visit, we never went back. Also asked for an estimate to have our dogs teeth cleaned. Emailed a few times, never got a response. Would not recommend.

I have since moved outside of House Paws' service area, and I miss them greatly. They were perfect…read morefor my two cats, who were terrified at the vet (think heavy-duty leather gloves and blood from the technicians). With in-home visits, the cats were calm during exams and shots. Dr. Knode and her assistant were wonderful, caring, and thorough in their treatments and follow-up. I found their cost to be reasonable, especially considering they came to me. I wish they would expand to Laurel, MD, as I haven't found a good mobile vet since I moved.

Came into the shelter to adopt a 8 year old Great Pyreenes. We were given the chance to visit with…read moreher. They told us that she was a super sweet and gentle dog, but she had SEVERE SEPARATION ANXIETY and she needed to "gain a few groceries". Despite serious reservations, we decided to go ahead. They told us she needed to be crate trained, but never gave us any instructions on how to do it. They never told us how to help her gain weight. After three days, we brought her back because she attacked me and my mother and proceeded to eat every sweet treat that we had in our house. She obviously had mental and physical problems, and they decided to allow us to foster (obviously hoping that we would spend the money that they didn't want to). Don't waste your time and heart.

very selective and judgmenta! just what you want with a "humane society". my father has tried…read moreto volunteer for the past year and never been given any consideration. extremely rude and dismissive!