1. Oaks Veterinary Clinic

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    Oaks Veterinary Clinic

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

    Pet sitting

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    Boutique A Yoyo

    Boutique A Yoyo

    3.9
    (16 reviews)

    I haven't been to boutique a yo yo since about 2015. I have such fond memories of taking our family…read moredogs to get washed as a kid and they would always come back with cute little bandanas around their neck and smelling sooooo good. I recently purchased a caockapoo in September of 2024 and had no idea where to take him. I remembered boutique a yo yo and I am so happy with the results. She let me pick out a haircut tailored for a cockapoo and it made all the difference in the world. It took me a while to find a place bc I heard all the horror stories of owners taking their dogs to groomers and their haircuts coming out "butchered". This place is an "oldie but goodie" and they still have their spark.

    Every time I ride by this place I get a chill! Years ago I needed my precious miniature poodle to…read morebe groomed while on vacation here in hampton Virginia. THEY KILLED HER!! Apparently there was a college student there on summer break related to one of the employees. Evidently she was not trained properly, therefore put what looks like a noose around my babies neck on a table, and walked away from her. A dogs natural reaction is to jump off the table therefore hanging herself!! It was tragic & to this day I still miss her and wish I NEVER had chosen this place! If you love you baby and want them to live do not take your dog cat whatever to this place ! You'll thank me later, I promise! To be fair, they offered to replace her with another dog, or give monetary value of my baby. Didn't want either one. I wanted my baby to be groomed and come home alive!!!

    Salty Paws Veterinary Hospital

    Salty Paws Veterinary Hospital

    4.6
    (47 reviews)

    My sister's cat Tiggers had an aural hematoma and she asked for my help since she couldn't afford…read moreto pay to take him to the Vet. When asked where she normally went for vet care, she said Salty Paws near where she lives in Hampton. Since I live in VA Beach, I asked my son to drive the 45mins north to take Tiggers to the vet. Visit #1 on 6 Nov: $500, said needed some shots and flea treatment and to come back 10 Nov. Attempted Visit #2: Major wreck and fire on the 64. Took my son over an hour to drive from VA Beach For Tiggers scheduled appointment and turned away for being FOUR minutes late. FOUR! after an hour drive across town. Told to come back the next day. By the way, I am a Navy healthcare provider and it is preposterous to turn someone away prior to 15minutes past the scheduled appointment time as we take into consideration traffic and travel throughout the Hampton Roads area. Visit #3 11 Nov: another $500 for them to put a straw through his ear, give some more meds and scheduled follow up 2 weeks later. 1 week later and the poor cat is still miserable without any obvious decrease of swelling to his ear. Blood is matted into his fur down the side of his face. So we decide to take him to a local vet in VA Beach. We simply can't wait another week because we're really concerned for the misery of this cat. Being turned away for being 4mins late the last time really ticked me off and I was no longer feeling like I wanted to continue care with Salty Paws at this point. Local Vet takes one look at Tiggers and exclaims: What the HECK is that???!!! Do you mind if we take a picture so we can train our vets on what NOT to do??? The straw that was supposed 'drain' his ear, literally went straight through-- so how the heck was this providing any drainage?? The blood and pus seeped out from around the straw, not through it. And of course another $500 for that visit. Vet pulled out the tube, gave some more meds plus an antibiotic (since Salty Paws didn't give him one despite being at major risk for infection) fully drained the ear, kindly shaved the area where the fur had gotten filled with blood, and then had to stitch up the mangled mess that was done at Salty Paws. The Vet was also incredibly concerned that Salty Paws didn't have any detailed medical documentation about the treatment they provided Tiggers. For human healthcare this would be considered MALPRACTICE. This place felt like they were more concerned with a cash grab than actually improving the health of my cat in swift, compassionate way. Tiggers (now my family cat adopted from my sister) got his stitches out today and is feeling much better.

    I absolutely LOVE this office and the staff. The knowledge they have means no guessing or expensive…read moretesting unless its absolutely necessary. They explain everything so we understand and their love of the animal is clear. They dont rush you out the door so there is a wait sometimes, but I appreciate the time they spend and its ok. Dr B is amazing with our English bulldog. Seeing her care and concern makes my heart happy.

    Oaks Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated July 2026

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