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    MyVetCalls

    4.8 (44 reviews)
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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Thank you Dr Pearl for taking care of Ziggy, it was time to let go, with much gratitude

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    very straightforward, helped me with a difficult cat and for once with this particular cat, everything went smoothly I highly recommend!

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    Didn't know how to make a Velpeau sling, so no, take your dog to the vet. Thanks, guy.

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    Olney-Sandy Spring Veterinary Hospital

    (78 reviews)

    TL/DR They are a vet…read morein name only. They treat you like a financial meal plan and you are only there to provide for the exorbitant costs to run this BUSINESS. Longer version as a 10 year CUSTOMER. Pros - -They provide veterinary care at a large facility that can do all X-rays, surgeries and grooming under one roof. - Good experience with surgical outcomes, specifically with Dr Rapp. - Front staff- Patrick was always helpful and kind. He was not the only one, but he definitely stood out. - I'll be fair and post this as a positive but they are 1 for 2 on medical emergencies. One time they helped the next day but there was another time they wouldn't let us bring our pet in and told us to go elsewhere. Cons -Financial meat grinder -Not flexible with appointments. Appointments are often a month out before you can be seen. Is your pet just supposed to suffer for weeks? -Everything is at minimum twice the cost as you can get anywhere else. One of the vets breeds miniature schnauzers for profit - where in the world is the integrity in that? -Different vet every time so they even if they did act like they care- they never actually get to know your pets. This also leads to wildly different speculations on treatment. - Just an overall miserable, lousy experience over a ten year period. Everyone seems miserable and unhappy. -I would dread going here every time, but thought there were not any vets out there any better than they are. I was wrong. I found a far superior veterinarian experience. I have to drive an hour away, but it is absolutely without a doubt worth it. I suggest you do the same.

    I had my first appointment recently and met with Dr Karen Hoffmann and she was very nice, very…read morefriendly, very easy to talk to, and she was wonderful with my Miniature Schnauzer. I never felt at all rushed. Her staff was also terrific. The hospital itself is gorgeous and very clean. Although, it is a half an hour from my home, it was well worth the drive. I look forward to seeing her again.

    Norbeck Animal Clinic - Here is Bandit recovering from taking a fatty tumor off his back hip.  He liked the extra attention during the mending process.

    Norbeck Animal Clinic

    (53 reviews)

    The fees here are pretty reasonable and I can tell the vet really cares about the animals that come…read moreinto his practice. I seem to come across vets of two extremes: the "anything at all costs" vet, and the hands off, "whatever" vet, and my experience with NAC is more of the former which can be a good and bad thing. When I was treating elderly diabetic cat he was able to diagnose our cat with diabetes within our first visit which was a RELIEF because it was something that I suspected but was brushed off by more than two other vets. Now here comes the tricky part- I felt pressure to treat my cat because "there are options" but I believe treatment differs on a cat by cat basis. We did our research and were aware of the possible outcomes for cats with diabetes. Diabetes treatment in cats is uncertain and from what I gathered would have just been uncertain torture for our cat. We had an old, irritable cat who HATED vets and would practically have a panic attack every time she was at the vet. Her sister from the same litter exhibited the exact same symptoms and had to be put down suddenly months before our diagnosis so from what we gathered her prospects where already grim. Monthly vet visits and shots just seem like hell for a cat that is even temperamental about being touched. We believed we had her best interest in heart and decided to put her down. We were able to follow through with our decision but not without a bit of a guilt trip. I understand vets have the training and experience that I do not as a cat owner, but when it comes to ethics it's not about passively nodding your head to the doctor and submitting. It's about looking out for your loved ones and making the hard decisions; I staunchly believe that quality of life trumps longevity. I will still seek treatment from NAC for my second cat and I believe they care about our pet(s), but I would like to highlight the need for pet owners to advocate for their pets when it comes to ethical decisions.

    We brought our beloved dog here when he was incredibly weak, feverish, and could barely walk…read more Despite his obvious condition, the technician wanted to weigh him. The scale wasn't in the room, and they made my poor, sick dog walk a very long distance through other rooms the hall until the doctor--who was very nice--rightfully intervened, said, "Let's not walk this weak dog anymore," and laid him down right there. After two X-rays and bloodwork, it was clear his kidneys and liver were failing, and he was dehydrated. It was time to say goodbye.Unfortunately, the compassion shown by the doctor did not carry over into how the technicians handled the initial euthanasia process. The doctor was not in the room when it started. Instead, two young female technicians propped my dog up vertically to try and insert a large needle into the top of his leg. When that failed, they began shaving his other legs to try again. I asked why it would work on the other legs when it failed on the first, especially given how dehydrated he was. I will never forget the pitiful, painful look on my dog's face as he gazed up at me while they repeatedly tried to push that large needle into his vein. I told them we were taking him to the car so he could at least feel like he was going home, as he loved car rides. The staff apologized and said the doctor would come out and use a "butterfly" needle. It turns out the butterfly needle is a tiny, far less painful option. The doctor came out to the car, and while our dog laid calmly in our laps, the doctor expertly inserted the tiny needle so we could hold him as he passed. Why the technicians didn't immediately use the smaller, less painful butterfly needle--or why the doctor wasn't the one guiding the procedure from the very beginning--is beyond me. To top off a highly painful and unnecessarily traumatic situation, the final bill came out to over $700. Charging that much for two X-rays, bloodwork, and a botched, agonizing final moment is completely excessive. While I appreciate the doctor's kindness and quick action in the car, the lack of empathy and competence from the technicians during my dog's final moments left us heartbroken.

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    Caring Hands Animal Hospital - Rockville

    (74 reviews)

    Wonderful experince with tech Ericka and Drs. Noronha and Del Polar last week! They were prompt…read more(even switching appointments to get us in early), professional, but most importantly very warm, inviting of questions, and eager to involve us in a collaborative approach to care. They were transparent about pricing and working within our preferences. Care was reasonably priced and seemed to go above and beyond - such as spending over 2 hours in the afternoon getting tests on-site done and consulting. They called promptly to f/u and check in. I would highly recommend!!

    I booked a first time patient visit for my cat. I had this appointment scheduled for a month, and I…read moreshowed up on time. I was put in a room with my cat and told to wait for a tech. We waited 30 minutes past our appointment time and no one came in to even do her initial vitals and weight. I understand emergencies happen, and people run behind, but my frustration came from the lack of communication. If someone simply let me know there would be a wait, or something was delaying the tech and doctor, I would have understood. After 30 minutes of waiting with no explanation, I told the front desk employee I would be leaving with my cat so she did not have to sit in the cage any longer. She apologized, but did not offer any explanation, or let me know that anyone would be in soon. It is frustrating to book an appointment and not have the service provider show up on time, especially when a pet is stressed about being there.

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    Fairland Animal Hospital

    (97 reviews)

    My beloved pet had lost her battle with cancer and we needed to put her down. I have a vet in the…read morefamily but she is 2 hours away, so a friend recommended Fairland. I was distraught. The staff and veterinarian at Fairland were compassionate and provided everthing we needed, including time and privacy. I'm very thankful for their help through a very difficult time.

    I followed my excellent independent vet to this practice a couple of years ago and he had since…read moreretired. What I noticed was a proliferation of emails encouraging me to buy things from this practice, but not an improvement in the medical care my pets have received. In particular, my diabetic cat has twice had two hypoglycemic events that almost killed him based on the dosing of insulin recommended by the vets at this clinic. I got better advice from a FB Feline Diabetes support group. The last time this happened in August of 2026, it took days for anyone to get back to me and it was a largely unhelpful email. Next, I called the clinic after my other cat started drooling blood. They suggested taking him to emergency, who didn't have a veterinarian who could handle what I thought was a dental issue. When I was finally able to get an appointment, the vet said it was an abscess. Then he wanted to do bloodwork in case he had a thyroid issue and in case I wanted dental work, which my cat was in no shape for--his face was swollen. They gave me a five-day series of an antibiotic, which they said he needed to be on for two weeks--which left me trying to get a refill. They dragged their feet approving the refill ($58 from them, $9.65 from Chewy). I was very upset because my cat went for two days without medication. I called later in the week. My cat was now drooling blood with tissue in it and they asked if he was in pain. I asked why they hadn't addressed that when I first brought him in and they said they thought it would get better as the "infection" cleared. When I picked up the second round of meds, I let them know how unhappy I was and that I no longer trusted their expertise. I went to another vet for my cat's alleged oral issue only to find out it is a likely terminal bony lesion--how the vet failed to do an X-ray and sent my cat home with way less medication he needed, no pain control, and no follow up is remarkable. Fairland is now owned by a private equity firm so the agenda is not pet care--it is profit. You cannot get a same day or emergency appointment from this clinic. The phone is answered by an AI named Benny who can't tell he difference between one medication or another. They market the hell out of you to buy expensive food and flea control, but gouge you on medications you really need while dragging their feet approving the same medication where you could purchase it cheaper. They do not care if they incorrectly diagnose or incorrectly prescribe--they care about profit. My cats have both suffered from their lack of concern. They will terminate your relationship with them if you give them a bad review. They were really pissed that other clients heard my anger. I'll bet they're wondering if their animals are getting quality care. A vet who can't tell a tumor from a dental issue surely isn't delivering that.

    ACHIEVE Veterinary Urgent Care

    ACHIEVE Veterinary Urgent Care

    (29 reviews)

    When I arrived, I was greeted so warmly by the front desk staff. The receptionist was such a lovely…read moreperson, and her positive energy immediately made me feel more at ease. I was seen very quickly..I only waited about 5 minutes, maybe even less! My kitten had been refusing to eat, so I was really worried. The veterinary team took great care of him. They examined him thoroughly, gave him the shots he needed, and treated him with so much kindness and compassion. The vet technician was wonderful, and the veterinarian herself was incredibly caring and patient. They answered my questions and made me feel like my baby boy was in good hands. I'm so grateful for the care they gave my kitten, and I'll definitely be bringing him back here if he ever needs veterinary care again. Thank you all for helping my little boy!

    I had a really good experience here. The entire staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and…read moreprofessional, which made a stressful situation with my dog much easier to deal with. Everyone I interacted with seemed to genuinely know what they were talking about, and they explained what was going on and what the next steps were in a way that gave me confidence in the care she was receiving. When you're bringing your pet to urgent care, you're already worried and don't really know what to expect, so having a staff that makes you feel like your dog is in capable hands makes a huge difference. I definitely appreciated the level of care and service we received.

    MyVetCalls - vet - Updated September 2026

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