First off, they do not tell you that the only way they will refill RX for heartworm is if you test…read morewith them every year, even if you are treating yearly. That would be okay if they knew how to do a draw, as I had to ask the tech to shave my dogs paw so they could actually do a comfortable draw instead of guessing and sticking him in the wrong area not once, but twice. We have moved over to a much better experience where they can do a comfortable draw and they test every 2 years, if you have been treating year round. Dr. Levinson I would recommend over this practice and it's the same price, overall and they will allow you to fill on Amazon, which Valley Vet CO will not do. Dr. Levinson 505-890-8810. Do yourself a favor and take your animals here instead. The difference is night and day with the level of care received as well as the professionalism received and not combative with poorly trained techs as they are at Valley Vet co.

Was very impressed!!…read more I had never heard about Valley Vetco. I was stressed and in a bind with very little time to get these shots for my 3 little guys. My dog sitter wasn't able to make it, so I had to reach out to board them. They all needed the influenza shot in order to board. To my surprise Valley Vetco had a shot clinic. I met one of the most wonderful, caring and kind Vet, Dr. Barbara Maxam. I was so impressed with her kindness and knowledge. It would be an honor for me if Dr Maxam were my regular vet. Since covid it's been difficult finding someone I'm comfortable with and can trust, until I met Dr. Maxam. She is a true gem and asset to Valley Vetco. I'm a believer!

Veterinarians are friendly and skilled. They can often get me in within a couple of days if not…read moresame day for urgent issues. Prices are about average. Sometimes they have specials on dentals.

I was looking for a vet to check out my greyhound's limping. I think he has a corn or maybe…read moresomething in the pad. So X-ray to rule out pad grit I thought was necessary. When they came back with the cost $835+ for 4 X-rays read by a radiologist! They really embellish the costs when I just want to rule out pad grit vs corn. I don't know why they charge for "medical waste" when there was none. If that's what they charge with the exam they should just include it in the exam. I don't like being price-gouged for multiple X-rays when it's not necessary. And the "medical waste" which is automatically included is a joke. There was none. Be sure and tell your corporate owners about this! I will not be returning.

I was an established cat owner/patient. They had moved. I knew that, but it didn't make finding…read morethe place any easier. Montgomery in that area has so many shops crammed in on the southside. Also down to a couple of lanes along the way. Called and let them know I would be there and asked for specific directions. Got there no later than one minute. While putting my car in park in the Clinic lot, a call came through. and I was told I would have to wait. Went inside immediately with my howling cat after travelling there with the screaming all the way; my nerves were shot. Did multiple u-turns to get there. I arrived at 15 minutes after the appointment time and was told I would have to wait, with my screaming cat, until 4:30 to be seen by Dr. Kaza. I understand 15 minutes, but they had moved, I was not familiar with the area they moved to, I had a howling cat, I made several u-turns to get there during 2:30 traffic on Montgomery, and it was a wellness check. Tell me you couldn't have gotten the cat in for a wellness check without having to wait an hour and a half. Given the circumstances, they could have done much better without me having to take the time, and deal with the anxiety (both me and the cat) for another appointment, or the 90 minute wait. The best part was when the receptionist told me as I walked out, "we sent out an email". Tell me how that helped. I knew they moved. Just pissed me off even more. Needless to say, for a perfectly healthy cat, I'll be going elsewhere. And yes, I agree with others, reception was of no help. Or the Vet. No understanding. Zero compassion. Lousy solution. So upsetting.

Honoring the price they gave you on a product you are purchasing. Improve the front desk experience.read more

Receptionist was extremely rude They also left my pet in…read moreharms way - not addressing the timing, critical The prepaid service is something I regret now

Compassionate and Knowledgeable. Follow up with a check in . They care and Johnny feels like a…read moremember of the Bolton family's

Dr. McKinny and all her staff have been taking care of all my pups since they were small. She is so…read moregood with them. I would never choose another primary care vet while Dr. McKinney is still in business. ;) I read some of the poor reviews and they just aren't true. Yes taking your pups to the vet can be expensive at times but compared to some vets in Albuquerque Bosque Animal Clinic is fairly priced. Some of the reviews Seems like some people expect services to be free or close to. I want to thank Dr. McKinney and all her staff for being so wonderful to me and all my fur babies.

The first time I took my dog there, they wanted to charge me $400 for a blood panel which is…read moreabsolutely insane. I said no and took him to another vet in the area that did his bloodwork for less than half the price. I told myself because of that alone, I would not return. Well, a couple months later, my dog was having an emergency episode during business hours so I was calling around trying to get him in somewhere. Bosque has an emergency extension but I called that and the main line 5-6 times and got no answer. This vet is like, right next door to my house so I just drive over there. I asked the receptionist if there was something wrong with their phones because I've been trying to call and couldn't get an answer and she or he or whatever immediately caught an attitude. When it was stated that they were busy, I looked around and said I dont see anyone in here. I don't hear your phone ringing off the hook. I explained that it was an emergency and so they went to get the doctor begrudgingly. When the doctor came out, it was apparent that she was told I was a problem or something because when I explained my frustration with not being able to get through with an and emergency and then being treated rudely by the receptionist, she put her hand up to stop me from speaking and asked me what was going on with my dog. I gave her the whole spiel only for her to tell me they couldn't see me. These people are lazy, they lack emotional intelligence and empathy and I will never return or recommend them. Matter of fact, I will actively deter my friends and family to save them the frustration. I recommend Los Lunas Animal Clinic or Arrow Animal Hospital. They are both fantastic.

Great heart, took lots of time with my chihuahua. Seemed concerned about the bill and sympathetic.read more

This clinic and all the staff I have come in contact with is absolutely amazing. One of my dogs was…read morefound to have bone cancer there and I was asking for additional test and scans within the next few months and Dr. Garb explained that there is no need for additional test and wasting money. We discussed a plan for pain management and end of life care. Although, this was one of the hardest times in our pet parent journeys Dr Garb and her team made that transition seamless, and I can't thank them enough. I'll never forget that my babies first and only taste of chocolate came from his Vet. Honestly, I love the way they treat my babies, because it's the same way I treat them. Amazing staff, affordable and allows you to choose your animals path of care.

We recently had to say goodbye to our oldest kitty. He was very sick. The vet, techs and staff here…read morewere so supportive and caring. They even sent us a sympathy card. I recommend Eubank Animal Clinic.

End-of-Life experience…read more.. After fifteen beautiful years with my best-friend-in-life, Roxie, and seventeen equally-memorable years with our family dog, Rose, before her, I've encountered more veterinarians than I can count. Valle Verde Animal Hospital in Albuquerque--led by Dr. Christina Cooper and her team--shines like a cherished gem. As we all eventually face, our beloved companion's life reaches its final paragraph in our shared novel--an inevitable ritual felt so profoundly, so deeply devastating that breathing, sleeping, and simply living seem, at once, nearly impossible. It's the price we pay for years of unconditional loyalty and love from a soul who loves you more than life itself. It's what we sign up for. If I may, I'd like to share: Dr. Cooper prepared a room at the end of the hallway. Upon entering, a serene, gentle atmosphere greeted us; soft Zen music wrapped around Roxie and me like a comforting blanket. I lay on the rug beside her, my head resting against hers, my eyes inches from her eyes. My arms cradled her, hand gently caressing her head, whispering love. She passed ever so peacefully in my arms. I held her until the warmth left her body. The experience was everything I'd hoped and dreamed it would be--calm, loving, and respectful. A week later, I picked up her ashes. Inside a royal blue velvet drawstring bag was an exquisite, pebbled ceramic urn--inside, a silky blue drawstring bag with her ashes--absolute magnificence and class. I couldn't see the parking lot through my tears. A few days later, I received a condolence card in the mail, signed by the Valle Verde staff. Inside was a small card bearing her paw print in ink and a handwritten "Roxie." Talk about class personified. I'm still crying over this heartwarming, unexpected gesture.

Dr. Cooper is so kind and caring, even when having to deliver bad news. She takes great care of her…read morepatients and you can tell she loves each one. Highly recommend.