I suspected my cat had a urinary blockage and brought him here. They immediately triaged him and…read moreadmitted him once confirming the blockage. From the moment we checked in, to the moment I picked my cat back up the staff was AMAZING. He ended up needing to stay 2 nights, and the staff members would text me updates and photos, so thoughtful. You can tell they love what they do and love animals even more. It made a stressful time so much more manageable.

Our experience at BluePearl was one of the most frustrating veterinary experiences we've ever had…read more When people bring a beloved pet to an emergency hospital, they're scared, vulnerable, and looking for expertise, communication, and compassion. Unfortunately, our experience fell far short of those expectations. We brought our dog in after she had been vomiting for days, hadn't eaten in two days, was panting heavily, whining in pain, and appeared to be having difficulty breathing. She was taken to the back immediately, but after that we were left sitting in an exam room for over an hour with no updates. We eventually went to the front desk ourselves to ask what was going on. We were told the doctor would be in shortly, and then waited another hour before he finally came to speak with us. During that conversation, we learned for the first time that our dog had arrived with a temperature of 104 degrees. We asked whether she still had a fever, and the doctor didn't know and said he would have to go check. About 30 minutes later, another staff member brought treatment estimates that included a quick scan ultrasound the doctor had never mentioned. This was the first time anyone told us that a quick scan ultrasound had supposedly been performed. We had questions about the findings, but no one could clearly explain them. When the doctor returned, he recommended additional bloodwork before realizing information from recent bloodwork was already in our dog's chart. Watching him review the chart in front of us after making recommendations significantly undermined our confidence in the care being provided. After approximately four hours, we left with a bill of more than $600, no diagnosis, no treatment plan, and no clear answers about what was causing our dog's symptoms. We were charged for an IV catheter and a quick scan ultrasound. Despite being told our dog arrived with a 104 degree fever, nobody ever explained why no treatment was provided for it. Emergency medicine is complicated, and not every case has an immediate diagnosis. What isn't acceptable is spending four hours in an emergency hospital with so little communication, so little doctor interaction, and so few answers.

Really great store I enjoyed walking around and looking at the different variety of fish, great…read moreopportunity, DC small fish, large fish, unique fish I haven't seen before and who knew this place existed in our own backyard and has been here for years. I would definitely suggest anyone to come here to look for their aquatic needs or even just for a fun time looking at the fish.

Fantastic selection, knowledgeable staff who have been working there a long time. Beautiful set…read moreups. Fun way to spend the day!

Dr Steve was very capable at managing the physical & emotional aspects of Jack's transition. He was…read morecareful to explain the medications in the injections and allowed the process to continue at a proper pace. I gave an incorrect weight & Dr. Steve compensated very well. He allowed us the time we needed to say goodbye. Thank you Dr. Steve

Thank you Dr Colleen Your kindness and compassion during…read moreone of our most difficult days will never be forgotten. Seeing our sweet boy wag his tail when you so very gently introduced yourself broke us. His illness struck him down so fast and one of the first things to go was that tail wag. It was a sign to us that we had made the right choice to give him the peace he deserves. We will love and miss our sweet Jasper for the rest our lives. Being able to say goodbye in our home where he felt the safest and most loved was a gift. We are so very grateful.

My puppy was having trouble keeping food down. We originally went to a er a mile away, we waited…read morelike 5 hours and gave up at that place and came here. I gave this place a call and they said they had a short wait. The front desk staff was really nice and helpful. The wait was short and the vet was so helpful, she definitely eased my worries about my puppy. Overall great experience

This is quite a valuable resource for the pet and owner community. It's located right by IKEA (if…read moreit was any closer to IKEA it would be part of IKEA). Opens at 8 am (don't know about which days) - no appointments / walk in only which was fine with us. We had a concerning issue with our pet and as with human doctors, it's hard if not impossible to get into our usual vet right away so we came here. They got us right in, everyone was kind and efficient. The facility was clean and friendly. The price out the door was LESS than our primary vet care bills.