A very long time ago, I went to District Vet for a quick need…read more My dog had a tick and because I tend to get squeamish, they were happy help me and my dog out with a quick appointment for tick removal. Since I had a primary vet, there was no need for me to return on a regular basis but they left a good impression. Now, I have an elderly dog with a terminal condition and needed a hospital to visit for a non-critical emergency need. I had taken him to another hospital nearby the week prior, and they suggested I make the decision to put him down over the weekend despite the fact that he's eating, drinking, playing and sleeping as normal. They thought his nasal tumor growth had progressed enough to impact his quality of life. What they didn't catch was that his new, swelling over his eye was actually a huge abscess that then erupted two days after getting an injectable antibiotic. Quite frankly, it was disgusting and caught me way off guard but it also became immediately clear that once ruptured my dog's eye visibility resumed (despite a very messy process to recognize that.) To ensure that there wasn't any additional care needed for the abscess site, I set up an appointment here because I refused to go back to the other hospital. Luckily, from the moment I arrived I picked up on good vibes. The vet tech that I met with first had done a great job reviewing all of the notes and health history files I had sent over prior to the appointment so I pretty much only had to just confirmed the accuracy, Dr. Thomas Landes then came in and he was just wonderful. He was friendly and asked thoughtful questions to better understand the current state of affairs. I was appreciative how communicative he was throughout my dog's exam (commenting positively on things like my dog's strong heartbeat) and they proposed a game plan for next steps. They took him back, further took care of the abscess and gave me some instruction on how to manage the care at home. Honestly, it was just so refreshing to have a positive but realistic doctor that had a great understanding on my dog's life stage and was helpful in ensuring that my dog received care as well as maintains a high quality of life as long as possible. Grateful to have DIstrict Vet nearby should any other non-emergency needs come up in this late stage of my dog's life.

When Capitol Hill Animal Clinic closed, my dog's paperwork was transferred here. It's more pricey,…read morebut a very different user experience. Making an appointment easily via the phone, we wanted for one minute in the nice lobby before going back. The vet is friendly and knowledgeable. A wellness check and two shots later, we were checking out. The entire experience lasted under 30 minutes! There's easy street parking nearby!

absolutely love them! They were quick and helped my beautiful princess cat quickly! Would…read moredefinitely recommend!!! Also great service everyone was super duper nice and accommodating:)!

I waited for some time to write this review, because I really wanted to show some grace in what…read morecould have been considered a complicated health issue. But now that I've had a few months to reflect, establish a great relationship with another hospital nearby and consult with my sister (also a vet) I was left feeling so uncomfortable and upset about my experience here this summer. I originally came here because my former vet had begun working here. My dog was diagnosed with nasal cancer earlier in the year and while I was away on a short trip, it appeared as though the tumor looked to have doubled in size just in a matter of days. When I got home, I set up an appointment immediately and was hoping to reconnect with my old vet (who is wonderful.) Unfortunately, although it seemed like he was on the schedule for booking that day, I received a call the morning of the appointment indicating that he was actually out and that I would be seen by another vet. Because the priority for me was that my dog be examined by a medical professional ASAP, I kept the appointment. The tech was very nice and so was the vet, however after a brief exam and being given an antibiotic and steroid (per my sister's suggestion) the vet pretty much told me I needed to make an end of life decision for my dog over the weekend. When I asked if she thought I had enough time to take my dog up to NYC by Wednesday for my sister to also examine him, I was told she couldn't confidently say he'd make it until then. I left with my heart shattered, so confused and conflicted because he was still eating, playing, sleeping well and otherwise behaving "okay" aside from the slow growing mass on his face. As a family, we decided this was not the direction we wanted to go in and I set up an appointment at District Vet at Eastern Market. My dog lived for an additional 5 MONTHS after that appointment. If I were to have just blindly taken her suggestion, I would have missed out on almost half a year of our time together. Additionally, two days later the swelling over his head that appeared rather abruptly ruptured. Turns out it was just an abscess! I'm so confused why this wasn't identified as a possibility considering the rest of the tumor was firm, while the newest inflammation was soft and appeared rapidly within a few days. Thankfully, I was able to have the abcess drained and cared for and my dog was able to enjoy life in the months ahead with palliative care and monthly steroid treatments at District Vet- Eastern Market. I'm so glad I took my dog elsewhere for a follow-up and trusted my gut that it wasn't his time. Now that my dog has passed away, I thought it would be helpful to share my experience in case it could be helpful to anyone else in the future.

Bond now uses a very badly implemented ChatBot when you call. The information provided was both…read moreinaccurate and took too long to receive. And, they no longer give any pricing, even for basic vaccinations.

I've been sitting here for over an hour waiting for a simple check up and vaccines. The attendant…read morecame in and said they are short staffed and she'll come back in with an update on whenever they'd be able to see me. Any time I need a prescription filled it takes forever. They charge an arm and a leg. Find anywhere else.

I had an excellent experience with P St. I was looking for dental cleaning services for my senior…read morecat without breaking the bank. They were recommended via a Facebook group and exceeded my expectations. I contacted them to get prices for the dental. They require a pre dental consultation to assess your pet before scheduling the services. I was able to get the appointment within 2 days. I was able to schedule her cleaning within the same week and on a Saturday! The consultation cost about $79. The staff is very thorough in explaining the possible costs associated with the cleaning. On the day of I was able drop her off right at 830 when they opened. They perform the bloodwork the same day of the procedure. They will call if there are any issues. All cleanings are done in the morning and they watch your pet through the afternoon to see how they respond to the anesthesia. The total was about $729 with no extractions and included the bloodwork, cleaning and post op meds. Total cost was $810. I was very happy with the services and will definitely use them again. Bonus: One of my former elementary students is a Vet Tech there and it was so nice to see her doing well after all these years.

They killed my cat during what was supposed to be a routine dental procedure. They put her under…read moreanesthesia twice during the same visit, even though she was 10. You don't run bloodwork on the same day if you have to out the cat under. She passed away on the operating table. Stay far, far away from this place.

This review has been a long time coming (yes, that's a Taylor reference)…read more.. TL;DR: They, literally, watched my dog decline (and die the next day) in front of their eyes DURING our appointment and said "you'll have to make another appointment." So let's go back... We're new to the 'hood. We come in with our two fur babies for getting their shots updated. They actually muzzle Ozzie. Dear reader, he is 12 lbs and had 2 teeth. Even our cat just stands her ground and is all "yeah, ok." Big bark and, literally, no bite. He was terribly abused when we got him. And he's absolutely the sweetest thing. The one tech, literally, jumped up on the table to get away from him. And he didn't even approach her, he just barked. He's a traveler and we're movers. He's been to over 10 vets in different cities. This was the first time anyone had the audacity to muzzle him. There was no need. Huge red flag. (And has we tell this story to our neighbors, we hear "OMG, same thing here!" These are vets and techs who straight up do NOT like animals and do NOT know how to work with them.) So despite that first drama and red flag, we go back. Eddie is 14.5 yrs old and suddenly can't really walk well. We make an appointment and take him in. DURING the appointment he goes from walking in the door to his back legs, literally, no longer working. He couldn't stand, move, or anything. We're in tears. The vet says "Well, that's not the reason you made the appointment, so you'll need to make a new appointment." Uh, no, this was the reason. There's something happening. Welp, dear reader, he passed that weekend. We left this place and went immediately to VEG (the ER vet), who then sent us for an MRI in the middle of the night at a vet ER in Annapolis. The next morning, we got the call that a tumor was, very literally, breaking his back. The vet here gave him gabapentin and kicked us out. WHILE SHE, LITERALLY, WATCHED HIM GO FROM WALKING TO NOT BEING ABLE TO MOVE HIS BACK LEGS. What. The. Actual. Fuck. The people here do NOT care about your pets. Not in the slightest. They are rude. They are scared of the animals they claim to "treat." They are the worst. I cannot comprehend how they have good reviews. And yet, everyone we talk to in the neighborhood relays stories like ours. If you love your pet, do NOT take them here. Stay far far away. They are worthless and uncaring. Never in my life of 10+ different vets in different states have we ever encountered such "treatment."

AtlasVet is wonderful. It's staff are so friendly and helpful and the vets are so great with the…read morepets. Every time I bring my two babies in, I know they're in good hands, and that they'll treated gently and kindly. My cat was just diagnosed with asthma and the doctor was able to diagnose it quickly and give me peace of mind- as well as to get my cat the medicine he needed. This will be my forever vet as long as I'm in DC.

# Do Not Recommend - Poor Communication and Rushed Care…read more **1/5 stars** I do not recommend this place at all if you are seeking best-in-class advisement regarding health care for your pet. My experience here was deeply disappointing and concerning. I took my pet to Good Vet Wharf DC on February 2025 for a consultation. When I explained my pet's symptoms to Dr. Nafisi, he seemed to be in a rush to get to other pet patients. While he did recommend that I follow up with additional testing for my pet, he did NOT take the time to explain the urgency of the test in relation to my pet's symptoms. Since my pet had a positive physical exam, I did not understand that this was an essential test that needed immediate attention. This lack of communication stands in stark contrast to my previous veterinarian, who I only stopped seeing due to relocating to a new area. My former vet would always take the time to explain and stress the significance of any recommended tests and their timing to ensure optimal pet health, which I always acted on immediately, especially if I was made aware that the symptoms could be relevant to any major health issue(s). This thorough communication helped me make informed decisions about my pet's care. When I brought these concerns about the poor communication to Dr. Nafisi's attention by phone, his response was shocking. He claimed that explaining test urgency and significance was the responsibility of the intake staff, which is ridiculous since at the time of the appointment, the intake staff was not in the room during my pet's physical examination. The intake staff only bears the responsibility of providing a report on what exams and vaccinations are due. Dr. Nafisi did not share any veterinary expertise to inform proper care for my pet, essentially deflecting his professional responsibility to educate pet owners. While my pet was ultimately seen at another veterinary practice for her care and eventually passed away, I am taking the time to forewarn other pet owners about this practice. They appear to be too focused on opening new locations versus their duty of care to animals and their pet owners. Proper education of pet parents should be a fundamental part of veterinary care, not an afterthought delegated to non-medical staff. Pet owners deserve veterinarians who will take the time to thoroughly explain their pet's condition, recommended treatments, and the urgency of follow-up care. Unfortunately, Good Vet Wharf DC failed to meet this basic standard of veterinary practice.

Staff was great initially, happy to have a neighborhood vet. After 6 months....horrible. They…read moreclosed the office the day my dog was scheduled for surgery and did not notify me. I showed up and the door was locked, the lights were out and a note on the door saying they would reopen the next day. After speaking with Dr Sharma, the owner, I rescheduled. The day of pre-op testing, I received a call cancelling the testing and surgery and was told the new vet did not have license to provide medication and surgery. I was told Dr Sharma was unavailable as she was busy opening additional clinics in the area. I asked to cancel my contract and for a call back. It's been a week and no one has contacted me or responded to my email. Recommend they not expand without shoring up current business.

Dr. King has been caring for our two elderly German Shepherds for going on four years now. What…read morestarted as regular checkups and the occasional GSD-specific issue has evolved into something more involved: prolonging their quality of life through acupuncture, laser therapy, and medication. Today, the girls are a spry 13 and 14, and I credit much of that to Dr. King's care. But Dr. King isn't just a vet, he's also a matchmaker. He knows us well enough that when a Belgian Malinois came through his care in foster, he sent me a photo. She's now part of our pack. You'll be hard-pressed to find a vet more dedicated to his craft, his patients, and continuous learning, or one who's a truer partner to the people he works with.

I can't recommend Dr. King enough. He met with me and my dog for an evaluation towards the end of…read moreher life, and gave me an honest assessment of my options and what I could expect. He is kind and compassionate. When it came time to say "good bye" to Daisy, it was so nice to do it in my home rather than a cold office where she would have been scared. When I am ready for another pet he will definitely be the vet managing their care.

I recently moved into the area hoping that this clinic would be a good one for my dog. I went in…read morethere asking for a checkup on my healthy puppy just to feel things out. The doctor did do a thorough checking out my dog... but then decided that my dog had a joint issue... and needed x-rays. I asked him if they were necessary because those things are not cheap, and he looked at me like I was an idiot for even considering not getting x-rays. I had them done... not once but twice (the doctor apparently needed a second look) which cost me an extra 125.00. Then, he decided that his colon was swollen and needed to be rushed to the hospital. Skeptical, I never brought my dog to the hospital, and she is fine. I will never take my dog here again - I feel that the Vet was simply trying to get as much dough out of my pocket as possible by taking a very conservative approach at examining my dog. Beware.

Dr. Murphy has assisted in getting our puppy through her first year by quickly identifying the…read moreparasite she had; he knew even before testing. Testing just confirmed. He also provided some shots, preventative care and has followed up at each step. Our other dog is quite difficult to deal with and he and his staff have dealt very kindly and deftly with her when she needed to be groomed; she had to be sedated. He and has staff have also been very available when we've needed them. I highly recommend Capital Hill Animal Clinic.

Dr. Perry, Nathalia & Tara - I appreciate you so much…read more As much as I love taking my cat in her bubble backpack on the metro, lets not! As a carless person who was moving a little further away from the already slightly inconveniently located previous vet, I proactively googled other vet location options and whether or not mobile vets were an offerred option in the DC area. I am so, so glad I did. Several months later I reached out for a semi-emergency need and found the home visit so convenient that I changed vets immediately. Now my two yin and yang senior cats plus my high energy/anxious dog are seen all at the SAME TIME and it's beyond the best. Start to finish, the team at Perry Paws are timely, communicative, available via text, and beyond caring to you and your pets at home. No notes. Chef's kiss.

I am very grateful to have not only the wonderful, compassionate care provided by Dr. Perry, but…read morehaving them come to my home makes a huge difference. It keeps my sometimes aggressive cat more at ease and comfortable & my hyper, incredibly active puppies still happy & energetic! I value Dr. Perry's knowledge; especially recently when trying to figure out strange issues with one of my pets. She takes the time to explain everything, discuss various treatment options all while providing gentle care to my pets. Especially the treats! I couldn't recommend Perry Paws more highly!