I love Stream Valley, the staff is great and the vets are very knowledgeable and take the time to explain all of what they will be doing! I had been searching for a new vet, and was very happy when I came across Dr. Corey! I would highly recommend Stream Valley for your pet care needs! read more

All of the staff enhance great medical care with a caring atmosphere. They were able to demonstrate this caring approach as we made end of life decisions. THANKS! read more

Dr. Corey and her staff took care of both my diabetic dog and senior cat for their entire lives. I can say without a doubt that their excellent care of both our family members prolonged both their lives. I cannot thank them enough for the extra years we got with both of them. Loosing our family cat was so difficult and Dr. Corey was so patient and caring with all of us, I cannot thank her and her staff enough. read more

What began as a school field trip to a veterinarian ended up being a 23 year caring relationship between Stream Valley Vet and our pets, including us the pet owners. The front desk staff are pleasant and the doctors compassionate and understanding of your pet's needs. We have used their medical services, overnight boarding, and grooming services and would recommend Dr. Corey and her staff to anyone looking for a Veterinarian in the Ashburn area. read more

I had to update my review as I've since moved on to another vet and couldn't leave my rating a 5. I saw Dr. Corey a couple times and another vet or two over the next few visits. I started to feel the shine was wearing off the 5 stars after seeing multiple doctors and vet techs. Its not that they were bad, but I like to stay with one vet so they get to know my dog. The last incident which soured me on Steam Valley was when I came for a check up, and my dog's vaccinations were due in another couple weeks. I asked to have the vaccinations done at that visit and was denied. Reason is that the doctor was heading out to lunch and vaccinations need to be done with the a doctor on the premises. I explained that it would be another office visit charge if I came back (I think about $65) on top of the vaccines, whereas that day I was already paying an office visit. I don't think it was out of line to ask the doctor wait a few minutes to save me $65. After moving on, I realize now the importance of having a doctor on site at all times. I brought my dog to my new vet yesterday and while there, the front office staff came running back while the doctor was with me with an emergency. A poor dog was hit by a car. :( Obviously an emergency. If my dog had been hit by a car and there was no doctor on site I'd be pretty upset since time is critical in these instances. Because if this, I had to come back and update my review since my original rating wasn't an accurate reflection why I stopping coming to Stream Valley a while ago. read more

On December 22, 2022, I had the most unprofessional and disrespectful experience with Dr. Mary Corey. It has gotten to the point that I would never recommend her personally as a trusted vet. I also want to share the completely disorganized and incompetent treatment of my cat, Gracie. For a year, I have been taking Gracie to see Dr. Corey for chronic vomiting and stomach sensitivity. I took Gracie in as she started vomiting again and per Dr. Corey's previous guidance, she would look for alternative solutions as we had already conducted numerous tests before. When I spoke with the technician, she shared a list of services that Dr. Corey had recommended. Interestingly enough, we had already conducted the same exact services and tests just two months prior. This visit was supposed to include new options. This problem isn't a new occurrence, I've had to repeatedly remind the staff of things that should have been annotated and included in Gracie's file. After informing the technician that this visit was to explore new options, she went to speak with Dr. Corey and returned with the suggestion of an ultrasound instead. I asked for the price and I was told $167. I agreed to the price and service, and left my cat in their care at 7:40 am. At 3:17 pm, I received a call from a staff member asking if I would like to have an ultrasound done, which was the purpose of her being there in the first place. I was frustrated that my cat had been sitting there for 7.5 hours already, just to be informed that they had no idea and forgot that she was supposed to have the ultrasound done and blamed it as a miscommunication. They also informed me the fee was actually $550 and that nothing in their system was priced that low. When I asked for clarification as to what they had done during this time, they informed me that they did blood work, which I had not authorized nor discussed that morning. They proceeded to ask if I wanted to pay an additional fee for the ultrasound. The complete lack of care and disorganization was extremely upsetting to me which I expressed to the person on the phone. Dr. Corey then got on the phone and aggressively said "either you want to pay for it or not, it's as simple as that". She would not allow me to express my frustrations or ask why this was happening, lied about previous issues, and was unapologetic for all the "miscommunication" in her office. There was no apology for having my cat spend the better half of a day sitting there because they forgot the purpose of her visit. She then hid behind the office manager, Kelly Reardon, because she did not feel the urgency or need to take accountability for their lack of actions nor did she care to resolve the problem that she and her staff had caused. I expressed to Kelly that I was sorry for her being caught in the middle, as she was thrown in at the end to speak with me. According to Kelly, she had no idea what was going on or what Dr. Corey said to me. I expressed the same sentiment to the girl who initially called me as well, as this was not their fault. The issues: 1) Services I didn't approve were done. 2) The technician egregiously misquoted the service. 3) My pet was there for an ultrasound from 7:40 am until 3:17 pm, just for them to call an ask if I wanted the service that I already agreed to, to be completed 4) Instead of Dr. Corey apologizing for the multiple issues, she demanded, in a hostile manner, for me to tell her whether I wanted to pay for the services or not, refused to let me speak, and lied about other incidents. I informed Kelly that if my business isn't wanted, then to just express that. Dr. Corey's hostile behavior was completely out of line and unprofessional. Therefore, I decided to immediately pick up my pet and call it a day. I will no longer be bringing Gracie to Dr. Corey ever again. I want to reiterate that I've been bringing my cat here for over a year for the same issues, and it seems that Dr. Corey's solution is getting different and more expensive food each and every time. This past year alone, her food was "updated" 3 times. What I see is that there is more of a focus on up-charging for services as much as possible rather than resolving my pet's issues. Dr. Corey was upset that I called her out for attempting to repeatedly sell the same services that I already paid for. Upon bringing Gracie home, she was so stressed from being neglected and kept in a kennel, that she started throwing up within an hour and continued throwing up the next morning. I immediately requested a copy of Gracie's records via email but I never heard back from the office. Fortunately, the staff at Caring Hands Animal Hospital and Banfield Pet Hospital were both more than willing to step in and obtained the records on my behalf. read more

I brought my 13 year old Pomeranian in for a checkup in February 2016, and consulted with Dr. St. John about my dog's occasional vomiting, weight loss, a potential tooth infection and whether or not I should get her back teeth removed - she was not using them for chewing. The Dr., did not check my dog's vitals at all, no examination, except for her teeth and weighing her. We just talked and she charged me a hefty exam fee and gave me a 4K estimate for tooth removal, which I did not undertake. No follow up. No medicine. A month later I brought her in again in distress, she had been vomiting for two days and not eating. Dr. Germaine saw her and they did a full work up, gave her pain pills, Anti-vomiting medicine, antibiotics. Price: $643.00 and I took her home. Prognosis suggested was potential pancreatitis, but I wasn't told this until the next day when I called and she wasn't better. At first they gave me the bill and medicine and told me to follow up in a few days and to get her to eat. There was no mention of a potential urgent condition that may end her life. Another day goes by and she's not better or eating, I call to bring her in. The desk person said that they could not see her as they were down one vet and told me to bring her to Leesburg emergency hospital. I did. Turns out that my Pom had gallbladder disease that was perforated and I had to put her down. The vet there asked me why I hadn't taken her in to a vet when I first noticed vomiting. I did - Dr. St. John. We might have been able to get surgery for her then before the gallbladder was perforated that may have saved her life. She (ICU vet) also asked me why it wasn't noted that my dog had a heart murmur. Dr. St. John never checked her vitals that first visit. Of course other veterinarians had not noticed this who had checked her heart two years prior, in all fairness. Dr. St. John didn't examine Nikki except for her teeth. Net net, I feel that Stream Valley should have done a better job on the initial visit and if they had, my dog might still be alive. Why did the vet not send her home with stomach meds or antibiotics on first visit? I'll never know. Why did they not catch her heart murmur? If I had gone to another vet I think they would have treated her with more care and follow up. I know that sometimes vets have to make a guess as to the best treatment. In this case I think they didn't do all they could do. Who knows, she could have still had the same prognoses and end result. When it comes to a dog's health though at age 13, I would have expected more and am very disappointed. I am blessed with a second dog, a 4-year old Maltese who is healthy. You can rest assured that I won't be bringing her to Stream Valley. read more

We couldn't be happier with the staff and facility. From the wonderful bedside manner, to their attention to detail and follow up, we have recommended many to Steam Valley! read more

The Best Veterinary Hospital in Loudoun County VA. We have a 19 year old cat (Cleopatra) which in the last 5 years Stream Valley has been providing Outstanding Veterinary care. Originally we had 2 Cats but prior to Stream Valley which was due to the incompetence of the other hospitals in the area he passed away I won`t say any more regarding that. Cleopatra has had a few health challenges since Stream Valley has taken over her care. With that said stream valley has been extremely great in their recommendations, Care, services and follow up, Their expertise in veterinary care is outstanding. Note: Regarding the negative posts I have seen we also have had challenges with certain individuals at the front desk prior to about a year ago, This has changed for the better, I will says that for the past year we have been totally Satisfied with this hospital I will recommend this hospital. Just remember people do have off days so be patient. read more

They squeezed me in last minute when I needed to bring my cat in for shots and a nail trim. I expressed how important it was because I'd be watching my nephew and didn't want Phanty to playfully scratch him!!! The Dr. also is helping me get a healthy diet routine for him being overweight. Also, suggested the food I should be buying and how much to feed. Overall satisfied with my visit. Will return soon! read more

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Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital's staff are actual angels on earth. If I could give them a billion stars, I would. Dr. Corey is not only the most amazing vet, but she is also the most helpful and supportive person. She cares deeply about the animals who come into her practice. She has been our vet throughout the years and for multiple pets. I am so grateful for this practice's dedication to the animals they see. This is the best veterinary hospital in the area and my whole family is so grateful at everything they've done to keep our pets healthy. read more

I always feel comfortable taking my dog to Stream Valley, because the doctors are very knowledgeable and the technicians are carefully taking their notes and they are all very kind to my dog. read more

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In response to Dr. Corey's excuse... A pet is not under your health insurance. Exotics don't need to go through various vets in order to be referred to a specialist. It's not like taking your dog in to a regular vet and it has an eye problem and then needs to go see a vet eye specialist. (We also have dogs and are very much aware of how vets work). Never have I seen a regular dog and cat vet claim they can treat exotics too like this place. You can just go straight to a real exotics specialist without the hassle of going through this place wasting extra time and money for subpar examination and treatment. And you're right. Your vet clinic isn't for everyone. Everyone else who has the sense to never come back here after seeing the poor condition of the place, terrible exams and treatment and trying to get people to prepay for services. read more

My husband and I were looking for a vet in the neighborhood and came across Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital on the map search. We currently have a 5 month old Pomeranian. We were super impressed with this place. The staff was friendly and Dr. Corey was absolutely amazing. You can tell she's knowledgeable and she did so well with our puppy. If you're looking for a vet, look no further than Stream Valley. read more

Would give them 0 stars if I could. We took all of our dogs here when we first moved to Ashburn and liked it at first. Our 9 year old dog started having issues urinating and had his regular check up two months before with a clean bill of health. We took him to another vet who diagnosed him with prostate cancer and he had a HUGE tumor that was missed by the doctors here. Never will we take our pets here again. read more

We've been taking our oldest dog here for 6 years now and our younger one for 3 years. The pups love going and the staff is so friendly, especially with my younger pup that has severe anxiety. read more

I was really nervous about sending my puppy to daycare for the first time but I was so happy to find that she loved it! The staff is really loving and welcoming to her and they give each pet individual care and attention. read more

We ended up leaving this practice. When you compare the prices to other practices in the area, they are VERY overpriced. I felt rushed and was somewhat upset that some vaccines were given without asking or telling me about. I just saw it on the bill. When my puppy was sick from the vaccine, they did not seemed at all concerned and were not able to make time to see him. This was very scary and ended up at another practice. I like that new vet encourages more of a participatory type of relationship and discusses each vaccination with me and we make decisions together. After all, I am the pet parent and I take the health care of my puppy as serious as the care of my kids. Shop around before choosing a vet. read more

9 years and counting. Rats, hedgehogs, ferrets, and dogs... they have seen and cared for all the lovable creatures that have made their way into my family. The staff and doctors remember who you are, genuinely love your pets and it shows in every single way. I moved about 20 minutes away... I still come here... I won't take my pets anywhere else. read more

We have since moved out of the area, but I felt it worthwhile to say the folks at Stream Valley are not only great at what they do, but they also seem to truly care about the animals. In addition to regular veterinary duties, we had an aging cat go through a battle with skin cancer (I didn't even know cats could get that!) while under Dr Cory's care and we have absolutely zero complaints about anything. Everyone at Stream Valley was honest, straight forward, sympathetic and... perhaps most important of all... didn't appear to bullshit us at any point along the way. I respect anyone who doesn't take advantage of those in a compromised situation. The best news? They gave our cat 12-18 without opting in to the aggressive, multi-thousand dollar treatment... that was 28 months ago and he's still kickin'. I'm okay with them being wrong, just this once. read more

We are very pleased with the services provided at Stream Valley. It's such a warm and caring environment, for our little Noir. The receptionists and technicians are always attentive and patient, when you call or go on. Their veterinary staff is knowledgeable and seem to love animals. They also have an excellent dog trainer, Abby! read more

I love these guys. They're always trying to accommodate people, always polite, understanding when pups aren't as 'dog tolerant' (we have a pitty) and let us go out the back door, are absolutely fantastic with how they treat our pup, respect our preferences without question on which vet we prefer (there's an older lady with blondish hair there that doesn't really know how to handle bigger dogs) and usually can get us right in. They're efficient but take their time and actually answer ALL your questions and concerns, they educate and the vet techs are always very friendly. They all seem to really CARE and love their jobs. I'm extremely picky about how our pups are treated (they're my babies) and how they react (or don't) to the vets and techs so the pups comfort is a HUGE deal for me. I'm really glad we found SVVH and we'll continue to go there to see Dr Corey & Dr Kirk. :) Thanks so much, Stream Valley! You're doing a great job and it's MUCH appreciated. read more

When I first started taking my pets to SVVH over 20 years ago, I was impressed and they had always taken lovely care of my pets. Now, although they are very friendly and caring and competent, they charge customers for everything and this is even without telling the customer that there are additional charges for particular items, services, etc. For example, my dog went in for blood work and they said that I could go home and that they would call me when the blood work was done. They were going to charge me to keep my dog there so I chose to wait (for over an hour, mind you) for my dog in the office instead. Services are so overpriced that I can no longer afford things that I used to be able to do. Over $1,000 for a dental so I drove all the way to Richmond, VA, and paid less than $500 for the same services and for what I felt was superior care. I love the staff at SVVH, but they have gone downhill and are not open and honest about pricing unless the customer is a bit pushy about it. I am also made to feel bad when I turn down services that I know my pet does not require. read more

I now am working with Dr. Kirk. She is amazing. I recently had to put my cat Mickey to sleep (who I've had since 1992) and Dr. Kirk was so understanding and helped me do the best think for Mick, which was to let him go. It was very difficult, but they made it easier. read more

My family has used SVVH for the care, boarding and grooming for all of our respective animals for many years. The care, service and attention they provide is second to none -- my girls are particularly fond of Dr. Kirk and the thoughtful care she is providing for their new French Bulldog puppies. I recommend the entire SVVH practice without hesitation -- they are truly committed to the care of pets and the families that entrust them to care for them. -- Dr. David Nickelson read more

I would rate them lower if I could. They are very unprofessional and will charge you for additional services without asking you. I had brought my dog in for her yearly physical exam in March and the assistant/doctor had failed to document it. They tell me that they had no record of it. I brought her in again for her vaccines this month and they asked me if I want to do the check up, I said no because she already did it this year so I don't want to do it. They do the check up anyway and charge me for it even when I told them I don't want it and its not my fault they didn't document it. Their unprofessionalism will cost you a lot of money. They also gave me some medicine "in case" she has a reaction to the vaccine. It was optional but they didn't tell me it was. I tried to contact them multiple times telling them this is unfair but they will just ignore you and tell you they don't have any records. They are money hungry and don't care about you or your pet. Save your time and money. Go somewhere else. read more

I really love the groomer at Stream Valley. She does amazing job with my Schnauzer mix. I am not happy with the way the hospital itself try to sell so many services. i was told my dog needed his Bordetella shot. The issue is There was no need to charge me extra $45 for a tech exam even though i mentioned many times that my dog just had a well visit with my regular vet. They even called me to offer other exams "since he is already here". I again declined. So even though i am loving the way my dog looks, i am not happy with the extra expenses. read more

The first faces you see (besides cute furry critters nervous in the lobby) are always the most important. In their case, their staff is personable and efficient. Even the back office staff walking through the lobby acknowledge you. I took my parakeet in and, in addition to the treatment he got, they are a wealth of knowledge and they are willing to share it, and you always learn a little something you didn't know about your pet. From the country setting of the exterior grounds to the warm interior lobby, it's a real feel-good place all around. I was provided with a 'worst scenario' estimate up front so there were no surprises, and they managed to keep it well below the estimate. read more

I took a kitten that I adopted from the LCAS here for a FREE courtesy exam. The vet techs and front desk staff were friendly, but the vet was a little on the curt side. Anyway, the visit went fine, and the pricing seemed reasonable. So, I took my kitten back for a second visit for its last set of shots. Again, the visit went fine until I double checked the bill...they CHARGED ME DOUBLE for the exam fee to make up for the free courtesy visit! Be wary of this office! They also attempt to upsell and scare you into getting medical care for your pet that is not needed. I will not be going here again. ETA: I find it amusing that my review is hidden. At least now I know that yelp also hides legitimate reviews. I have nothing to gain by lying. I just want others to be aware that if they are going to patronize this vet they need to double check their bill before leaving and read up on all core/non-core vaccines to avoid being taken advantage of. However, if you have to do all of that...why bother going here? read more

The whole staff is great. Our dogs are very well card for. All of this is done in an caring and highly ethical manner. We continue to be impressed with the care that our dogs recieve. read more

We know Grizz and Angel are receiving the best care, and we have total peace of mind. Grizz has attended puppy daycare since he was 2 months old. He is socialized and very friendly to people and dogs on the trail. The team is very knowledgeable, helpful and accommodating. One-stop for vet, daycare, boarding, grooming, and pet supplies. read more

Top-notch medical care and a highly professional support staff. Your pet will be in great hands at Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital. They strive to stay on par with the latest in medicine, and they do truly care about their client's pets. read more

Worst experience I have ever had with a veterinary hospital. I brought my dog in on March 8th because I could tell that she had a UTI. I am a licensed veterinary technician and my little dog has had several over the years. My husband and I just moved to Ashburn and didn't have a vet yet. They ran an in house urinalysis and she did have a UTI. They offered to give me meds to go home with but I wanted a urine culture because her UTI's are generally resistant to the most common antibiotics. Since she recently had elevated liver values on bloodwork I decided (at the vets recommendation) to bring her back on March 11th for an ultrasound to scan the liver and a cystocentis to get a urine sample for culture. I dropped her off at 8am and I was told I could pick her up between 1-2. At 11 am Laura, a tech, called to verify some information. While talking with her it became clear that she had no idea we were doing a liver scan that day. She only knew about the cystocentis. If I hadn't happened to talk with her she would only have completed half of my dogs appointment! Finally around 4:30, I was able to pick up my girl. They said it would be 24-48 hours before I got any results(that was Monday the 11th). I didn't hear from them with results so on Wednesday I called. I knew my dog had a UTI and was anxious to get her on the right antibiotics. On Wednesday the techs said they didn't have any results. Again no one called Thursday or Friday. When I called on Friday I talked with a tech who was able to list the antibiotics that could work. I picked one because I have worked in clinics and was comfortable with the choice. However, I think it is incredibly unprofessional that a doctor did not speak with me about the results. That never would have happened at any of the clinics I have ever worked for! It is now March 18. Ten days since her first visit and one week since her ultrasound and cystocentis- I still have not spoken with a vet about her results or her ongoing care. It's noteworthy that they actually had the results of the ultrasound and the urinalysis the next day (I know this because I asked for a copy of each and the lab dated the completion). She could have started her antibiotics Tuesday rather than Friday. As I mentioned I have worked in clinics and emergency veterinary hospitals over the years and I have never experienced such an absolutely pathetic lack of care. They literally failed at every point in the process of caring for my girl. I don't know if they take on more than they can handle, have bad management, have awful communication or just don't care. I do know that I cannot trust them with my pets care and I will not return. read more

We cannot say enough about this veterinary hospital, our pups Cody and Ally (now 14 years old) have been going here since they opened and have never had a bad experience. They are by far the most caring, professional and knowledgeable staff in Northern Virginia. We would NEVER consider taking our most loved pups anywhere. They are beyond the normal vet, they truly love your pets. We highly recommend Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital! read more

Avoid at all cost. This is the only incompetent veterinarian I have ever encountered. This is the only third yelp review I have posted in two years; the other two were 5-star favorable reviews. It takes a lot to make me mad enough to post a negative review: Stream Valley, Dr. Corey, and Dr. Fernandes forced me to action. I will also notify the VA Board of Veterinary Medicine. Before writing this review I thought very carefully about my experiences with veterinarians. I first took a dog to a vet in 1969--a pregnant chihuahua I rescued. Over the last 47 years, I have had nine pets (dogs and cats) that received care from approximately eight veterinarians. In every single case, I was pleased with the care my pets received; my relationship with each vet ended because he/she retired, or because I moved to another city. I have never fired a veterinarian--until now. On the morning of June 9, 2016, my girlfriend took our cat to Stream Valley Veterinary Hospital; the cat was yowling in pain, refusing food and water, had a drooping tail, and was clearly distressed. She was seen by Dr. Fernandes. Later that day we received a phone call saying the cat had a urinary tract infection, had been treated and was ready to be picked up. We picked the cat up during business hours at approximately 5:45pm. The doctor did not meet with us; a veterinary assistant did. We were presented with a $612 bill, and were given no explanation of the long list of procedures and charges. We were given a bottle of de-worming pills with instructions to administer the pills in two weeks. We specifically asked if there was anything else we needed to do for the cat and we were told "no." We were told to expect improvement within 24 hours. Twenty two hours later the cat had not improved and we called the hospital. Dr. Fernandes called back approximately two hours later; she asked if we had administered the medication. We replied, "What medication? We were only given de-worming pills." Dr. Fernandes asked us to bring the cat in, which we did immediately. After waiting 30 minutes for Dr. Mary Corey (the owner) and Dr. Fernandes to meet with us we learned that they had prescribed and billed us for six syringes of medication the cat required. It was coded Buprenex Sublingual Ampules/Carpuject--hardly an intuitively obvious medication to be administered by the owner. When confronted with this fact, Dr. Corey stated, "We screwed up." (direct quote, 6:38pm, June 10, 2016). When we asked probing questions about the cat's drooping tail, Dr. Corey and Dr. Fernandes reviewed the x-ray in front of us. The x-ray revealed an obvious abnormality in the cat's spinal column near the hips. They asked us about falls, impacts, or other trauma. It clearly appeared they had not bothered to review the x-ray before this time: These questions should have been asked during Dr. Fernandes' phone call when she told us the initial diagnosis of urinary tract infection. They charged $112 for the x-ray. They then recommended another course of action, a cortisone injection. Again, if that was an appropriate treatment protocol, it should have been presented during Dr. Fernandes' phone call, or when we picked up the cat. This is further evidence they did not review x-ray they performed. I confronted them about their failure to deliver the required treatment they had prescribed and we paid for and requested an adjustment on the bill. Dr. Corey refused to adjust the bill and offered the cortisone shot as the only compensation for their failures. She insisted the diagnostic was performed. I take issue with that statement because it appeared they had not reviewed the x-ray prior to our demand for an explanation about the cat's drooping tail. Further, we paid for diagnostics and treatment. Dr. Corey did not claim that treatment had been delivered. Dr. Fernandes, Dr. Corey and Valley Stream Veterinary Hospital clearly failed to deliver the treatment that was prescribed and paid for. During our conversation Dr. Corey stated that she was borrowing $1.9 million to expand her hospital. Expanding the service of an incompetent provider: I fear for the pets and pet owners of Ashburn. Finally, I engaged a dog owner in the waiting room in conversation and she stated her experience with new staff at Valley Stream has been below expectation: Clearly I am not the only one. read more

We left this practice. Their prices are ridiculous and they milk their customers for every cent. Take your dog in for bordatella and leave after paying close to $100 for the shot and a bogus exam/checkup. There was never a Vet (tech only) within 100 feet of my dog, so how di a checkup occur that was worth all that money?!...and that I did not need or want. Most of the personnel are nice but customer service relative to cost is out of line...I actually had one guy there ask me, when I called to say my dog was sick and needed to be checked out, why was I calling them. read more

We boarded our dog here for 10 days and recently went back for a booster shot. I can't say enough nice things about this place. The staff is so kind and caring and treated our dog so well, he even came back happier and better behaved. We will definitely be visiting again. Their boarding prices are quite fair, also! read more

I saw the rave reviews so I called to inquire about the costs and make an appointment. I spoke to one of the Veterinarians herself. She quoted me the exam fee and medication for my cat's problem. When I got there, they added on cleaning fees, microscope fee, and a medical waste fee! And of course, they wanted to vaccinate my pet 2 months early, for our convenience. This is why people go on the internet to order medicine and try to self treat first. What a joke! read more

This is a horrible institution. All of my interactions with the staff, including the vets and managers, were incredibly disappointing. At the time of my appointment, everything felt very thrown together and disorganized. I forgave this as they seemed like a very small, unstructured vet office with minimal formality due to a lack of strong management and/or policies. I walked into one of their rooms and I could tell the vet tech had no idea what she was doing. She seemed very unsure of herself and I didn't feel comfortable having someone who seemed incompetent taking care of my pet's records. When the vet came in, she was very pushy about vaccines and medications that were not mandatory. It was overall very unprofessional and I didn't feel like my puppy was getting the best care. read more

What a team here! Dr. Corey has gone above and beyone to help us avoid extra vists to the vet. Techs are exceptionally helpful and never seem too much in a hurry to rush you out the door. There's always time for questions, and of course, treats! read more