Dr. Streit and his staff are the best we've ever encountered! It's hard to find a vet clinic that…read morewill treat parrots and he was very knowledgeable and experienced, that was a big relief to us as we are new to West Virginia. We look forward to using him in the future! I would not hesitate to recommend this clinic to everyone... Thanks again!!!

Dr. Streit is the best vet I have ever taken my fur babies to. The staff is always helpful and…read morealways work to get you in with emergencies. Always nice to take your pets to a place that will give them care as if your pets were their own.

We have boarded our Husky with the great folks at Wild Things in the past past and just picked her…read moreup today after her 'Spaw' day with Lea and friends. Kodiak has never been so clean and well-groomed, and even came home with a bouquet in her collar! I can't recommend Wild Things more! Great service and loving attention!

We just picked up our 1 year old POMERANIAN and 9 month old GOLDEN RETRIEVER from this boarding…read morefacility. We had them there for nearly a week because we were visiting our family up north and the place we were staying did not allow pets. As I said, we just picked them up and when we got home we realized that we had much more food than we should have for them staying there that length of time (we feed them Fresh Pet logs, so it is easy to measure and tell how much should have been gone). Now we have just found out that they IGNORED our feeding instructions completely and were feeding our 6 POUND POMERANIAN AND 45 POUND GOLDEN RETRIEVER THE SAME AMOUNT OF FOOD! Not only did they BLATANTLY disregard our feeding instructions, apparently they do not have any COMMON SENSE as well! Now, our golden retriever is literally STARVING from only getting fed HALF of her food for nearly A WEEK! Would not leave your pets here unless you are okay with them STARVING!!!

Super clean and great groomers! They do all 7 of my babies and the babies love to go there. I love…read morethis place!

They kept my demon cat overnight and she was played with for hours and had a great time. Anyone…read morethat can play with this monster and live to tell about it has to be doing a good job or the luckiest person on the planet. I appreciated that they spent time with her in a scary day where she wasn't at home ruling the roost. Extremely kind and caring people work there and I fully recommend this place to everyone needing Grooming or boarding for their furry loved ones.

They safes my dogs life that did a surgery so she could breathe properly though fast recovery and…read morewe even went back it was that giod

From the owner: Green Valley Animal Hospital is pleased to serve Bluefield, WV and the surrounding areas. Our goal…read moreis to provide you and your pets with the best veterinary experience possible. At Green Valley Animal Hospital, everyone is considered a leader and an integral member of the health care delivery team. Every day at Green Valley Animal Hospital, it is our friendly team's responsibility to help make your veterinary experience a positive one to ensure that both you and your pet are at ease.

Gail who is the owner of Petzone is fast, diligent, talented, skilled and extraordinarily…read moreaccommodating. I have 2 cats who get groomed in a room full of dogs. Gail not only masterfully grooms my Himalayans but she lets me sit and wait for them so as to not be traumatized by the dogs nearby. I just cannot say enough wonderful adjectives about Petzone and Gail.

I am so Thankful to have Community Animal Hospital in the New River Valley. Dr. Nightingale goes…read morefar beyond any vet we've been too. She is extremely knowledgeable, professional and compassionate to both furries and humans. The support staff are also top notch. The front staff do an amazing job and are the glue to hold together a top notch hospital. It is the best around and if you're not going there you're missing out!

My cat "inexplicably" died on a potassium drip/bolus before she even had the surgery. The surgeon…read moredenied what I feel is obvious, that there was an error made in either the rate of the infusion, or the dose of the potassium. They said they were sorry. My cat suffered. I am devastated. RIP my beautiful Lucinda, I'm so sorry.

Today I had an appointment for my dog (Cody) to get his nails trimmed…read more After a long wait the technician came out to get him. At this point she said Cody was overdue for his Rabies Booster and asked if I wanted this done now. I informed her not today and I would bring him back for that sometime later.  she said let me check with the Doctor. A few minutes went by and she came back out to inform me "This is a Law in WV that the animals must be up to date before they are seen. She also said that if I did not get the booster they would not be able to see Cody for his Nail Trim. I informed her that I did not appreciate being held hostage in order to get his nails trimmed. She presented a release form which I had to sign before she took him back. When I was called up to pay, two other associates said the same thing to me: That it was the Law and WV required it. Upon getting home I looked up  the law and it specifically states that the Law does NOT require the Rabies Vaccine to be up to date for Nail Trimming and Grooming. Please see the attached Searching for  rabies vaccination requirement in west virginia in west virginia, rabies vaccination is a legal requirement for all dogs and cats, but there is no law that says a dog must be up to date on its rabies shot in order to have its nails trimmed west virginia code west virginia code +1 . what the law says west virginia code §19‑20a‑2 mandates that: any person who owns, obtains, or possesses a dog or cat in the state must have it properly vaccinated against rabies. the vaccine must provide immunity for three years, with a booster one year after the initial shot and every third year thereafter. dogs and cats over six months old entering the state must be rabies‑vaccinated before entry west virginia code west virginia code +1 . this is a statewide requirement and applies to all dogs and cats, regardless of whether they are indoor or outdoor pets animal of things animal of things +1 . nail‑trimming and rabies there is no statute or regulatory requirement for Nail Trimming and Grooming. So the question comes to mind: if you're going to lie about something this silly, what else are you willing to lie about? If it is your policy, fine then state that it is a Policy of the Clinic not that it is the law.  When Covid was around, I had to put my 15-year-old Dog down, and they would not let me be with him while they put him down. even if I had a mask on. All this points a uncaring practice

I brought my 3-year-old, 15-lb dog here for a standard spay procedure and left feeling misled,…read moreovercharged, and deeply disappointed by the clinic's lack of transparency and professionalism. We were quoted approximately $204 for the surgery, but the final bill came in at over 290 dollars. A $29 fee was added during surgery for what they claimed was a "post-heat" condition and an "enlarged uterus." However, just two days earlier, one of their own techs had confirmed she was not in heat. When confronted, the vet conveniently changed the story from "in heat" to "post-heat" On top of that, they tried to charge me for a rabies vaccine my dog had already received -- three separate times, even after I showed proof of vaccination. Only after I corrected them repeatedly did they stop trying to charge me for it I was also charged $42 for a Rimadyl/Carprofen injection, and another $12 for just 7 generic Carprofen tablets -- far above normal pricing, with no breakdown or choice given. To make matters worse, when I asked for the records to submit to my pet insurance, the front desk told me they couldn't release them due to HIPAA. This is completely false -- HIPAA does not apply to pets. When I pointed that out, they casually responded, "Oh, that's just what we call it." Finally, they had me sign a form saying they had been "thoroughly transparent in billing" -- which felt disingenuous at best, considering the shifting explanations. They also tried to tell me hills science dies was only by prescription when I told my wife we could get it on amazon. this again was from the woman behind the counter who back tracked on what she said, it felt like they wanted us to buy from them. they claimed their food was samples but they display them like an advert and then tell people you can only get it by prescription Bottom Line: This clinic may be fine if nothing unexpected happens, but if you value clear communication, fair pricing, and ethical billing, I would strongly recommend going elsewhere. It felt like every opportunity was taken to upsell, overcharge, or confuse the situation, and I left with no confidence in how my dog -- or my wallet -- was treated.