This is the first time I wish I could give six stars on a review. From reception, to the amazing…read moretechs who checked us in, and the wonderful Dr Doering, our trip here was fantastic. I was blown away by the efficiency, care, and attention to detail. Great for non-life-threatening, but still time sensitive visits. In the past, we've only had to access to emergency vets. This urgent care for pets is so helpful and greatly reduced our wait time from many hours + overnight monitoring to less than an hour with great care and all of our questions answered. They sent us with clear discharge instructions on how to follow up with our primary vet. well, we hope we aren't back frequently, we look forward to using them for future visits.

My partner and I have brought our cat, Edgar, here twice now. They were so kind and helpful both…read moretimes. I would recommend and come back here for any emergency needs. The staff was kind enough to mail us a card hoping our cat feels better soon. Thank you for what is usually an awful experience (taking your pet to emergency vet) be a less traumatic one.

Our experience here was wonderful. Their entire staff is friendly, patient, empathetic, and…read moregenerally a pleasure to interact with. They will even proactively ask if you need to use a restroom and hang out with your pet while you go. Dr. Ganjei is a world class surgeon (look up his resume) who saved our dog's life and was clearly excited about doing so. We are deeply grateful for everyone's help through a very difficult situation and would visit them again regardless of distance from our home. Thank you!

My experience with VRA was overall very positive, especially because of the staff. Everyone I…read moreinteracted with was kind, professional, and genuinely helpful throughout the process. One thing that really stood out was the strong communication -- they kept me informed, answered questions clearly, and made sure I understood everything along the way. The services are definitely on the pricey side, which may be difficult for some people to manage, but the quality of the staff and their professionalism helped make the experience worthwhile. It's clear that the team cares about providing good service and supporting their clients as best as possible.

Sadly, we required end of life services for our dog. The staff were absolutely amazing. I called…read morebefore coming in, which wasn't a requirement, but the front desk sent an online registration form so that we didn't need to wait long when we arrived. Upon arrival, the staff greeted us at the door and escorted us back to a comfy room with a couch so we could sit comfortably with our fur baby. Since this was our first time going through the procedure, the entire process was explained in detail. They also gave us all the time we needed to say our goodbyes. Finally, we received a beautiful card in the mail signed by the staff which was so thoughtful and meant a lot to our family. Our hearts are still heavy but the staff at VEG ER made the process bearable. We are so thankful for their big hearts.

This place MIGHT be okay for a quick emergency, but only if you have no other option. But do not…read moreadmit your pet to the animal hospital under any circumstances. Take them to Dogs and Cats or Friendship. The vets here are fresh out of school and not well trained. They'll try to throw every medicine an intervention at you to get the bill up. Our dog was given plasma transfusion and after we transferred him to Dogs and Cats the vets there said there was no therapeutic reason for the plasma. They also administered thousands of dollars of duplicative meds that Dogs and Cats streamlined. Just don't do it if you care about your pet. They might mean well but they're not qualified to handle anything complicated.

Service:5 Stars Pricing: 2 Stars…read more This past weekend, I had a very positive experience at VEG that was overshadowed by what appears to have been sheer greed. We brought our goldendoodle to VEG because he cut his paw; the laceration split one of the digits on his paw, with superficial flesh exposure. It wasn't the worst wound in the world, but bleeding persisted and it was deep enough that we needed to determine whether stitches may be needed. Dr. Forte and the technicians (I'm so sorry I did not get their names) were just amazing. And Sarah, who did our intake, was uncommonly kind and attentive. I had absolutely zero complaints with the staff. My sole complaint was with the pricing of a pain medication. I understand that emergency treatment is not inexpensive; it's just the nature of the beast. Still, when the Dr. said the total came to $400 for the exam, cleansing/bandaging of the wound and medication, I was a bit surprised so asked for a rough breakdown. The culprit, in my view, was a common, canine, pain medication, with which I was familiar. The cost was $93 for 14 pills. I asked the doctor if we could purchase it elsewhere and she said we could. When I filled the prescription at a grocery store pharmacy, I was shocked and then angered by what I learned. The prescription, for which VEG was charging $93, was $9.99 at my local Giant pharmacy. I could not believe (and still do not) a reasonable justification would exist for such an excessive medication markup. Surely, I thought, this chain hospital has access to preferred/wholesale pricing. Parasitic was the word that came to mind. I saw a business exploiting people already experiencing stress and vulnerability as the result of a beloved pet's sickness or injury. Although I was very pleased with the service we received, I am just very disappointed and troubled by this issue, to say the least. Certainly, this is not unheard of in the society in which we live. But VEG ownership/management, I feel you do a great disservice to the excellent employees who, clearly, work so hard to represent you in the best and highest light. With respect, do better...

My name is Zero, and Dr McNabb helped me get better. She was very nice, compassionate, patient,…read morelnowledgable, and comfortable. My Human kept thanking Dr NcNabb because of how awesome she was. Also, the male nurse who was helping her (my Human did not get his name) was also cool. He checked in on me often -- which I know comforted my Human and made them much less anxioous. (Although we were both wildly exhausted in this photo, the smile/grin my Human has was genuine, and I was as at peace as I ever could be at a vet -- because the staff was so patient with my fretful Human, and I was receiving amazing care .) Thank you, VEG, for making me feel better!! (Which also made my Human feel better too, heh.)

My daughter had to take her newly adopted cat, Duey, for upper respiratory infection. The staff…read morewas and is fantastic, even though I was not present. Duey is doing well and thanks ALL of you for your help!!!! Jennifer Elkins

My poor fur baby ripped his nail clean off while running around in the yard, and we were panicked…read more We rushed him to Urgent Vet Care, and they got him in immediately--no hesitation. The staff was so friendly and comforting, which made a stressful situation feel a little easier.The doctor and nurse took their time explaining everything and letting us know what to expect. The space was clean, calm, and welcoming. They even offered us water or soft drinks while we waited, which honestly meant a lot in the moment. I'm so grateful for how they cared for him and how they treated us. They really showed compassion from start to finish. Highly recommend.

My kitty had a seizure for the first time and we had to rush her to Medvet because it was after…read morehours, as always they took great care of her.

You want to spend thousands of dollars and have your dog die in the end? This is the place for you…read more You will bring your 19 month old puppy to the internal medicine department with chronic diarrhea and vomiting because her normal vet referred her to a specialist. The specialist will say "Change her diet" even though you will have told him that you've already done that multiple times. You'll follow his instructions and see no changes in your dog. She begins to lose weight even though she is eating. You will go back, your dog will still have diarrhea and vomiting, and he'll suggest doing an ultrasound. You get the ultrasound done, and he'll say he's found "abnormalities" and then suggest "changing her diet" instead of trying to treat the abnormalities, and if we really want to find out wrong, she'll need an endoscopy procedure. So, you'll change her diet again, see no changes other than increasingly concerning weight loss, and spend multiple thousands of dollars for the specialist to perform the procedure. Your dog will be under anesthesia for several hours while he obtains 20-30 biopsy samples. The results come back a week later and the specialist will point out further abnormalities and stomach ulcers, and suggest you "change her diet" instead of treating the problems. Three months will go by and your once vibrant, healthy 50 pound dog will now be a walking skeleton, losing roughly 20-25 lbs. You've done everything in your power to save her life. She will stop eating and drinking water altogether for 4 straight days and become unresponsive at times, spending her days laying helplessly on a bed, with no energy do move at all. Her body temperature will noticeably drop, even though the room is at 75* and she's under a blanket. She will struggle to climb stairs or hop down from the couch, when she does decide to move. You see her suffering and on CHRISTMAS MORNING you will make the painful decision to end that suffering. You will bring her to MedVet, where she has already been seen for 3 months, including an ER visit, where they suggested hospitalization and an estimate for services which she has already recently had done, instead of an IV or any real treatment, and the vet tech will come in with a cone, because she is scared a dog with no energy will bite her. That vet tech will then, with all the compassion and empathy in the world, pull your dog by her neck, trying to drag her to the back, so, apparently, the doctor can look at her. 10-15 minutes will go by and nothing will be discussed with you as to what's going on. Then, the American Hero, who was an Army vet will come into the room and tell you you have have beautiful Belgian Malinois and say that she used to treat them while she was in the Army, and even though yours is severely emaciated, and has IBD, she will not euthanize her. If we want, however, we can surrender her. No one will ask why you are there with your beloved family member on Christmas morning, trying to end her suffering. They will just assume you are a piece of garbage who does not want to take care of a sick dog. You will leave and endure watching your dog suffer another two days before her normal vet clinic reopens. So, after nearly $7000 of credit card debt from procedures performed by the specialist, and visits to the ER and clinic, and prescription medications with very little instructions, in order to try and save my dog's life, all I have to show from it is a lifetime of pain, many years of payments, and a little cedar box that contains the ashes of my beloved dog. This place does not care about you, or your dog. They care about your wallet, and trying to obtain every dollar that's in it, at all cost. I love you, Coraline, and I'm sorry I took you here.

Had appointment on 1/7/26 with Dr.Mcconnell for my pup Ozzy. The consultation went well. Dr…read more Mcconnell very knowledgeable and was able to answer all my questions and concerns. Also provide a treatment plan for Ozzy. I would also like to thank Kendall for going out of her way to get a prescription issue settled for me. Good customer service and friendly. Thank you too Amanda for your assistance too.

Had a visit with Dr. Olson about our dog with cancer. She was very thorough and clear. I recommend…read morewithout hesitation.

It's been almost three weeks since my Toby crossed the rainbow bridge…read more It was a Sunday and poor Toby was in extreme pain from osteosarcoma. I was hoping he would make it to his twelfth birthday, but I was being selfish. I couldn't even put his vest on him to help him get down the stairs and his stomach was extremely upset. As he lay on the grass outside resting, I knew it was time. My partner and I drove him to VEG and they directed us to a room. It was a nice room with a couch, dim lights and tissue boxes. I was crying my eyes out. They were very understanding and brought a blanket for Toby to lay on. They described different options and what I could expect. What a sad day. I had never put a dog to sleep, never expected my Toby to have cancer, never felt so sad. But the staff made everything better. I was able to choose an urn, order a footprint cast, I'm glad I came here. I miss my Toby. About a week later I received a personalized post card from VEG signed by staff members. I felt that was a very thoughtful action on their part. They turned what was a very tragic situation into one that left me with peaceful memories of that particular moment.

Dr Rodriguez too and the techs too great care of my Oliver a few years ago. It's not cheap but in a…read morepinch it's worth it!!!!

Everyone was so helpful and friendly. We very much appreciate the kindness of the staff--they were…read moretop notch. The vet presented two different options for my cat's treatment and helped walk me through a plan. We were also pleased with the ease of the visit. I'm sure this isn't always the case, but we were seen very quickly and were there for only a short period of time. So grateful for an excellent experience--thank you!

This place saved my dog. I wanted to go here first but their emergency hours are random daily for…read morewalk ins. I went to another first before coming here and this one is so much better. The facility is nice and clean. The doctors are nice and know what they're doing. My dog literally had acutely pancreatitis and she's only 6years old. She needed to be hospitalized to survive and I'm so glad she was. She's back to her old self but just needs to be on a low fat diet. The front desk ladies are amazing too. So friendly and understanding. Will continue to come here. Thank you all for saving Eevee.

I had to bring my fur baby to Achievement Urgent Care, and it was an excellent experience from…read morestart to finish. I called ahead, and they took my info. Check-in was immediate upon arrival. The staff was kind, professional, and caring for Charlie. Dr. Jones and the Vet team provided quick attention, assessed Charlies's needs, and offered the best care options, sharing costs upfront, which I appreciated. The clinic was very clean and cute. I rate the experience ten out of ten. Highly recommended!

Dr Jasmine Nolan and her staff are professional and very comforting. My puppy ingested something…read morenot meant for dogs, upon arrival DR Nolan and her staff went right to work to diagnose the problem. The staff made me feel at ease with their patience, kindness, and being non judgmental with the new puppy parents. Achieve Vet Clinic is next level excellence, it's beautiful clean and the cost was reasonable. I highly recommend Achieve.