My pets and I love the staff at Winterfield and have been going here since they first opened. I…read morefind their prices to be reasonable compared to other clinics and I always get a full explanation before and after any service.

Once a Reliable Clinic--Now Deeply Disappointing…read more I've been taking my pets to Winterfield for well over a decade--likely since around 2008, when I first adopted my dog. For many years, I was satisfied with the care they provided. But recently, the level of service and professionalism has sharply declined. I'm left wondering what changed. Over the years, I've trusted them with a wide variety of animals--dogs, cats, sugar gliders, ferrets. I even once asked if they could see my Serama chickens, only to be laughed at over the phone. I'm not sure who they think is eating Seramas, but many people keep chickens as pets. For a veterinary clinic, that response was surprisingly dismissive. I expected more understanding and respect from professionals in animal care. I overlooked several concerning incidents in the past, but the growing pattern of questionable practices has become hard to ignore. A few examples: I was charged nearly $300 for a single antibiotic shot--without any prior disclosure. A simple heads-up would've been appreciated. I received a $20 bill for trimming a cat's rear fur--something that took five seconds and seemed more like a gesture of kindness than a billable service. A sugar glider died following a hernia repair. Basic supplies like needles, tubing, and saline were marked up 10-20 times their cost. I've repeatedly been upsold on tests that provided no real value to my pets' health. In my experience, unless a treatment involves something direct and tangible --like antibiotics or fluids--it rarely seems to make much of a difference. Once your pet is placed on a medication regimen, it feels like you're trapped in a cycle of ongoing costs, with little flexibility or empathy. I even took in a 19-year-old stray cat I found dying in the street--an act that came with significant financial responsibility. When I had to delay a follow-up due to a temporary lack of funds as I told them, I was charged a $20 no-show fee. It wasn't the cost that bothered me, but the lack of grace--especially after years of loyalty and thousands of dollars spent. I had also referred my father, who spent around $1,000, and I paid another $3,000 toward that same rescued cat--every cent paid in full. What stung most was the cold, scripted response. "Heather" speaks of "supporting you and your pet," over and over yet they refuse to release medical records until a measly $20 fee was paid, or tide your meds over for a few weeks. No exception. No empathy. No sense of loyalty. You'd think a long-time client in good standing might be offered a little understanding--maybe even a courtesy bag of fluids to tide the cat over, or a simple "don't worry about the fee this time." Instead, it was rigid policy over people, and cash over compassion. Winterfield may still be acceptable for routine visits. But if you're looking for transparency, understanding, or basic respect for your loyalty, I'd recommend going elsewhere. To them, your pet is a profit center. And when the money slows down, their compassion disappears, regardless of how long you've been with them.

We have been taking our fur babies to see Dr. Bunting and Dr. Gaffney for years! We absolutely…read moreadore Dr. Gaffney. The whole staff is very caring and patient with our pets as well as us. When we had to say good-bye to our 14.5 year old dog they were fabulous while we lost it. They follow up after every visit and only want to make sure your pet is healthy and cared for. I highly recommend Centralia Animal Hospital. My only caution is that on weekends and evenings they are busy and you may have to wait like at a normal doctor's office. We have moved and I am having such a difficult time going to a new vet because I want them to treat my babies the way Centralia does!

Wasted time coming there. No one cared or was able to help with my pet…read more This was not the first time as when we moved to chester I attempted to use them for our prior dog. They required a 'full work up visit' just to get a bag of food prescribed by his current vet and there was just no way to communicate with his vet to verity. So we drove on down and stayed with his old vet. The. only. reason. I went there was my vet was on vacation and my pet had a life threatening issue. This vet is 10 minutes from me. I would drive an hour on fire before going there ever again.

I use Allied Animal Hospital for boarding, daycare and veterinarian services. They do an awesome…read morejob! I wouldn't trust my fur baby with anyone else. The staff are friendly and nice. They always answer any questions I have should my fur baby ever have a sick visit.

Allied has been Thomas Jefferson's vet for 7 years and we have had nothing but excellent service…read more TJ is boarded when I have to be out of town and he enjoys his time with the Allied team.

I needed to come by here and leave some words for Dr. Zuccaro. He is an excellent vet. He helped…read moreme when my dog was at the end of his life. Dr. Z was full of information (which I appreciate) and also validated my own observations and actively listened to my own thoughts and concerns. He never pressured me to spend money on tests that were not necessary even when I was the one to suggest them. Yes, his front staff leaves a little to be desired but honestly this vet is so great that I'm willing to deal with that to get to him. Plus they're really not that bad. I did have an issue with one of his other vet interns and brought my concerns to him and he validated my experience with her. And I think she's not there any more as I don't see her name on his web site now. In any event I will absolutely be taking my next dog to Dr. Zuccaro and while I think everyone should go there I kind of hope you don't because there's only one of him and hundreds of us.

I can't say enough about Dr Z and his team. He was my dog's vet from the minute we brought her…read morehome as a pup until we had to put her to rest at 13 years old. He was always incredibly patient with both her and me. Explained everything in detail, extremely knowledgeable and always very pleasant. Absolutely love Dr Z!

Kind, professional and competent staff. When an emergency strikes you want a responsive team like…read morethis.

I was here for 90 minutes. 75 of them were waiting. Nice enough people, but ain't nobody got time…read morefor that. $135 exam fee. They wanted to do $700 more for xrays. Bye, Felicia.

I learned of this place from my bosses as they take their pets here. It's about 30 minutes from the…read moreRichmond area, so it's a ways out but it's definitely worth it. The owners are husband and wife. You can tell the husband/doctor loves animals in his personality and the way he takes care of your pets. He told us what we shots we needed to get our dog based on our lifestyle and not every shot so they can "get money". I'm really grateful for that. I've also heard of vets charging a "visit fee" in addition to the care/shots, but they don't do that here. All in all, I highly recommend this place as they've really surprised me with how cheap their services are for good quality service. Our puppy's shots are $40 for multiple shots in one!

Brought my 16 yr old rescue dog Chip to see Dr. Jennifer Holman. I knew this was going to be our…read morelast visit . He was hurting and miserable. She was so kind and gentle as I held him through his journey. I was given privacy to say goodbye . I am very grateful for Dr. Jennifer . I will never own another pet but I highly recommend this loving office . Pat Smythe

When I first called UrgentVet, Skyler was very supportive in helping me navigate care for my cat…read more When I arrived the next day he let me know how long I could expect to be there, location of coffee/water and restrooms. Importantly, my cat and I spent the wait together in an exam room - much better for both of us than having the cat removed to a back room. Plus, the chairs are cushioned, unlike other vet rooms. These small things can mean a lot when pet and owner face a stressful situation. Bottom line: The care provided by the team at UrgentVet brought my cat back to health. Vet tech Jane restored my faith with comforting words and positive outlook. All of the vet-administered medications/hydration worked as intended. I am beyond grateful to have my cat back to his old self!

I strongly do not recommend this clinic and would give zero stars if I could…read more My boyfriend brought my girl in for an infected cyst on her shoulder, accompanied by lethargy and a fever. Instead of addressing the clear infection, the vet, Dr. Burke, tried to diagnose her with gastroenteritis--despite the fact that she had no vomiting or diarrhea to suggest that. I can only assume this assumption was made based on her breed (Great Dane), which is completely inappropriate. We approved necessary bloodwork, which came back fine, but they still failed to address the actual issue. They prescribed antibiotics and sent her home without even cleaning the infected site nor offering pain management. She left the clinic still covered in dried blood and pus. To make matters worse, her records were filled with errors and inaccurate information. Having previously worked in a veterinary office myself, I know how records should be documented, and these made no sense. When I called to request corrections, the response I received was dismissive at best. Edit / Update: My girl has since been seen by her regular vet, who discovered multiple pockets of infection that developed because the original wound was never properly cleaned or clipped. What began as a small, treatable infection has now spread across her entire shoulder. She has been in pain, and the stress this has caused me has been overwhelming. All of this could have been avoided had Dr. Burke taken the time to actually listen to our concerns and properly examine her, rather than jumping to an unrelated and irrelevant diagnosis. At her regular vet, she was immediately cleaned up and properly treated, which revealed the true severity of the infection. I've attached pictures--some from UrgentVet and some from her regular vet--so you can see the difference in care for yourself.

I looked online for a "come to my home" vet service because I am older, 77 and have trouble…read morecarrying my 2 cats to the vet. I was extremely happy with the three gals who came. They were very efficient and made my cat feel comfortable. They answered all my questions and checked back by email to ensure my satisfaction. I would definitely recommend Capital Home Veterinary Care for your pets/fur children.

Well, I was pleased with the care my cat was given when they came for the visit, the after care was…read moreless than I expected. I was told they would call me the next day with the test results. When I called at the end of that day because I had not heard back. I was told the results had come back, but the vet may not have seen them and they would get back with me the next day. The next morning, I received an email for a prescription cat food before the email with the test results, which were not good and my cat had deteriorated immensely since their visit. I called and left a message for the vet to call me. She did not call until the next morning, at which time I informed her we had to put our cat down. (We were fortunate enough to find an at home vet who was able to come out the same afternoon). I was so disappointed with the lack of response from the Vet on an animal who was obviously very sick. The only follow up since that time has been 2 emails reminding me my prescription was still ready to order. I have asked them twice now to take me off the mailing list. Hopefully , we will not receive other reminders for this prescription.