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    Mount Airy Veterinary Associates

    4.3 (16 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    Kind, knowledgeable, fantastic in every way from the receptionist to the vet tech to the veterinarian, they are wonderful!!!

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    2 years ago

    Such a friendly and helpful staff. Honestly the calmest our fur baby has ever been at a vet.

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    Nice, new building. Friendly staff. Thorough examination and diagnosis for my dog. Reasonable rates.

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    The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable and thorough. Beautiful facility as well :)

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    I recently made a change to this practice (Dr Amy) from another very well respected vet in Montgomery county.

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    Veterinary Referral Associates

    Veterinary Referral Associates

    (314 reviews)

    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.

    Ok Yelp... I'm frustrated…read more We rushed our 9-month-old Cavapoo into VRA Pet Hospital at 8:45 AM after waking up to him bleeding from his rectum, after already having diarrhea and vomiting the day before. As pet parents, that's terrifying. It is now 12:37 PM and we are STILL sitting here waiting for a doctor to tell us what's wrong with our baby. The only explanation we kept getting? "Other emergencies came in." I understand emergencies happen... but what exactly qualifies as urgent if a puppy is bleeding, lethargic, and clearly in pain? Our dog has been laying around miserable, not himself at all, and we've had to repeatedly get up and ask when he'll be seen. Meanwhile, hearing laughing and casual conversations at the front desk while your pet is suffering is beyond aggravating. The lack of urgency, communication, and compassion in a moment like this is unacceptable. I hate that this has been our experience because when your pet is sick, time matters. Right now, I'm just left wondering... where are the better emergency animal hospitals in the DMV?! Here's a more detailed and pointed update for Yelp that leans harder into the front-desk failure while still separating it from the doctor's care: Update: I want to be fair because the doctor deserves recognition. Once we were finally seen, she was excellent -- thorough, compassionate, and took the time to explain everything clearly. She even apologized for the lack of communication, which says a lot about her professionalism. But my issue remains with the front desk staff, and honestly, that part of this experience was unacceptable. As first-time pet owners rushing into an emergency with our 9-month-old puppy bleeding, vomiting, and clearly in pain, we walked in terrified. No one at the front explained the ER process, triage, or what to realistically expect. Instead, we were left sitting there for hours in complete uncertainty, repeatedly having to get up and ask for updates ourselves. Every time we asked, it felt brushed off with the same generic "there were other emergencies" response -- with no timeline, no compassion, no reassurance. What made it worse was the atmosphere at the front desk. While we were panicking and watching our puppy lay there weak and uncomfortable, the front desk felt more like a social gathering than an emergency hospital. There was laughing, chatting, snacking, and carrying on while families sat in distress. That lack of urgency and empathy was hard to stomach. No one expects immediate service in an ER, but basic human compassion and communication should never be optional. When people bring their pets into an emergency hospital, they are bringing family. The front desk is the first point of contact, and that first interaction sets the tone. In our case, it made an already traumatic situation feel even more isolating and frustrating. The medical team may have done their job, but the front-end experience failed us completely.

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    VEG ER for Pets

    (74 reviews)

    I cannot express how incredibly grateful I am to Dr. Shannon and the rest of the team for their…read moreincredible care of my cat, Finn on Tuesday. He had a stomach obstruction and needed emergency surgery. I was in absolute hysterics over my sweet boy and I appreciated how empathetic they were to my situation. I felt so safe with him in their care and cannot thank them enough.

    My experience with VEG was limited to a single visit that lasted about an hour, but it was during…read moreone of the most painful days of my life. We brought our beloved 17-year-old cat, Freddy, to VEG after he began experiencing seizures. Freddy had been bravely fighting advanced kidney disease, and we knew in our hearts it was time to help him cross the rainbow bridge. We were completely devastated and hysterically crying as we rushed him there. We called from the car to let them know we were on our way, and from the moment we walked through the doors, it was all hands on deck. The team's immediate response was incredible. They met us with urgency, kindness, and compassion at a time when we could barely think straight. I can't speak to the medical treatment VEG provides beyond this experience, but I can wholeheartedly speak to the compassion and professionalism they showed us. Every member of the staff treated Freddy with dignity and treated us with so much empathy during one of the hardest moments of our lives. A week later, we received a handwritten sympathy card signed by the staff. It brought me to tears. That small gesture meant more than I can put into words. After a less-than-stellar experience at another emergency veterinary hospital (Friendship), we were especially grateful for the care and compassion we received at VEG. Nothing can bring Freddy back, but the kindness shown to us that day has brought light to some very dark memories. For that, we will always be thankful.

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    Veterinary Emergency Group

    (40 reviews)

    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...

    Whoever answers the phone is rude and off putting. I'm the biggest VEG fan. But this location is a…read more180-degree experience from the normal VEG experience. Go elsewhere.

    MedVet Northern Virginia

    MedVet Northern Virginia

    (222 reviews)

    Nothing went well. We lost our beloved pet. We were visiting family in Manassas from Florida when…read moreour boy went downhill. This place could not have been better. Maximum professionalism and compassion. They couldn't save him, but they made our parting as comfortable as possible and handled all arrangements without a problem. They're the real deal. God bless them.

    We first started seeing Dr. Boostrom at MedVet Northern Virginia in August 2023, right after my…read moredog, Choo Choo, was diagnosed with adrenal cancer. From that first appointment through to May 29, 2025--when Choo Choo passed away peacefully in his sleep--Dr. Boostrom, Zachary, and the entire team showed us nothing but kindness, compassion, and true dedication. I want to sincerely thank Dr. Boostrom and everyone in the office for the incredible care they provided these past couple of years. I'm so grateful that thanks to all their work and expertise, we were able to have those extra years with Choo Choo--years filled with love and memories I'll always cherish. Everyone at this office is genuinely kind and clearly devoted to what they do. They always treated Choo Choo with patience and gentle care--even though he was an anxious little guy (though the Trazodone probably helped, too!). It meant so much to see him feel calmer here than he did at most other places. If you're reading this and trying to decide which veterinary oncologist to choose for your pet, I 100% recommend Dr. Boostrom's office. Dr. Boostrom and Zachary were incredible to work with, and I truly can't thank them--and the whole team--enough for everything they did for us. Thank you all so much.

    Mount Airy Veterinary Associates - vet - Updated August 2026

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