Small business not accepting new clients. If you have a sick…read morepuppy, he will not be treated . A message tells that for clients only. (!)

Looks like a very caring Vet clinic. Looking their website, they are not taking new clients meaning…read morethey are caring for who they have so well and so much that they have no extra room. Nice to hear they are so good at what they do and they are not only after money. I will check periodically if it opens will want to bring my pets over here under their care.

This place is amazing. My 14 year old cat had dual diagnosis of osteoarthritis, which caused pain…read moreto the touch and difficulty walking, as well as potentially a digestive issue affecting appetite and weight. She got a blood and urine draw and injection for the arthritis. My cat is clearly feeling better less than 24 hours later, before I even got the lab results. She isn't as sensitive to the touch, her posture is better, she acts healthier, she is even eating better even though the only treatment thus far was for bone issue not digestive issue. The staff are very nice and informative. My cat HATES the vet, screams, turns into a zombie. It's like a few hours later she is a different cat, happy, chill. My previous vet refused to treat her without tranquilizers and I couldn't deal with it.

please do not bring your kitten to this practice especially as first time cat owner. I brought my 3…read moremonth old kitten to Dr. Lopez. while the team was very nice, when I asked for screening in regards to worms and cardiac issues (my kitten was found as an outdoor cat in rural West Virginia) Dr. Lopez and team dismissed my concerns and said it was unnecessary to deworm my kitten because she seems healthy as far as they know (yet no blood work, stool samples or anything was done so how do you know she's healthy and doesn't have worms) I know now that this is incorrect as all kittens should be dewormed as a precaution especially coming from a rural stray background. Now after 3k+ in ER and vet bills I discovered that my kitten has been having all these GI issues because she's had worms this entire time. if Dr. Lopez and team had just listened to my concerns and done their research maybe this negligence could have been avoided. do not go to this practice it's not worth the money (spaying costs $1000). It just does not seem like this practice knows what they need to be doing. I feel like I need to warn others as it's very scary and concerning and we did trust Dr Lopez and he led us in the wrong direction ): over something so basic and simple

Been here a couple times because we feared the worst for our pup and were desperate to find an…read moreaffordable AND good place. Within a year of visits she literally regained years onto her life and is back to being a ball full of energy. They were gentile, timely, communicative and so generous with their time. I recommend them to everyone!

Extremely extremely expensive! Not worth the money. I spent $637 for my cat who had really nothing…read morewrong with him except a rise in temperature. I was charged $100 just to walk in the door. $220 for a blood sample. The cost was outrageous. Also, a few other, very miscellaneous, unnecessary charges. I will never return!!

Our cats have been patients here for approximately 10 years. I am very happy with the care and…read moreattention that we get, particularly, when we have needed it the most. There have been times when the practice is very busy and it has been hard to get an appointment, but I still recommend them for anyone close by. We have gone through routine visits, tooth extraction surgery, sick visits and even euthanasia. The prices are reasonable for the area and I don't ever feel pushed to do more than I am comfortable with.

For 10 yrs we have been taking our fur family members to Dr. Wehrli. We were happy with the care…read morethey received for yearly appointments and small issues we had faced. Recently we lost our Flemish Gaint Rabbit after weeks of care and failed attempts to cure a case of the sniffles that worsened to include a bladder infection. After a call to Dr. Wehrli, he was willing to allow me to stop by the office (day after his 2nd office visit) to pick up several critical care items since Tater Tot had not been eating and his overall health was noticeably worsened. Less that an hour later, I spoke with the front desk to inform them TaterTots Meds were ready to be picked up from the pharmacy and I no longer needed the antibiotic Dr. Wehrli had offered to prepare for me but I was currently on my way to pick up the other 2 items. The man I spoke with reminded me that they closed at 1pm that day and I said I will be there, driving there now. I arrived to the door at 1:02pm... doors locked, no lights and no movement. I even went around back and knocked on that door searching for some one to answer. I called several time and was put straight through to answering machine. This was 22 minutes after I had called and spoken to him (front desk). I was able to start Tater Tot on his 2nd round on antibiotics that afternoon after picking up from the compounding pharmacy. However he didnt get his critical care food suppliment until a day later because of having to order on Amazon. Tater Tot pasted away on 6/1/25... to date, no response to my email or signs of comdolances to our loss have been received by Family Pet Veterinarain. .... I will never return to this Veterinarain Office.

If you are looking for the absolute best veterinary care in D.C., ask for Dr. Folgueras and her…read moreassistant, Maria, at Friendship Hospital for Animals. As a self-proclaimed high-maintenance pet owner of two dogs and two cats, I demand a lot from a vet, and this team exceeds every expectation. They are highly skilled, patient, and deeply responsive. When we relocated to the area, they took over the care of my 14-year-old, blind Labrador who had extensive medical needs. Thanks to their dedicated, compassionate care, we got one more beautiful year with him before he passed. They also provide phenomenal care to my two cats, ensuring my high-needs cat is always well looked after. The staff here deals with so much difficult emotional labor every day, yet they always show up with kindness and love. They are a true blessing to the D.C. pet community.

Following up to say that we did not receive an email with a write-up of Freddy's kidney test…read moreresults from the "coordinator", as promised on Saturday the 25th. This email was supposed to explain to us whether Freddy was getting better, worse, or staying the same. Freddy crossed the rainbow bridge on Sunday the 26th, and I emailed the team at Friendship letting them know. No response to that email (not even an "I'm sorry"), but just received an email with Freddy's summary report, dated the 24th but sent the 28th. Too little too late friendship, do better. And maybe don't charge folks $250 "transfer fee" to have a vet explain test results for a test customers paid for.

Benson's Animal Hospital Bethesda, Maryland 20814 A…read moreprofessional and caring family-owned veterinary service you can find anywhere. We have been taking our pets to Benson's for decades. Besides the vets the entire staff is exceptional in their care and obvious love for the animals.

A great place. Staff are cheerful and pleasant ... and numerous. The entire place is absolutely…read moreimmaculate and gives a good impression.

I have used this vet forever. First for my standard poodle and then for the last 10 years for my…read morelab. They are consistently wonderful. As for my lab, he had a mast cell tumor, which they operated successfully on and now are dealing with a recurrent ear infection. i would note in particular that I have used Dr. Talbot for much of my dog's treatment and, contrary to one of the reviews above, she has been first rate on every occasion. I now always ask for her by name when I make an appointment. I also happily board my dog here when I need that. Lastly, my dog always is delighted, not fearful, when I take him back here. He endorses it!

This was, without question, the worst experience we've ever had leaving our dog in someone else's…read morecare. We booked the Luxury Suite for our 2-year-old corgi for two nights (about $285). It was advertised to include three potty breaks a day, six hours of daycare, a complimentary bath, and 24/7 camera access. Ironically, the only thing we actually received was the camera. Instead of giving us peace of mind during our vacation, it became a live stream of our dog struggling. The first red flag came at drop-off. A young staff member immediately tried to force a thin slip lead over our dog's neck and started pulling before giving him any chance to get comfortable. He choked and panicked. Looking back, we should have trusted our instincts and walked out. Our corgi has been leash-trained since he was a puppy. He's been to groomers, veterinary hospitals, dog sitters, and other boarding facilities without anyone ever saying he couldn't be safely handled. Later, we were told the staff didn't want to leash or touch him because they were worried about getting bitten. Because of that, he wasn't taken outside for potty breaks, didn't go to daycare, and spent almost the entire two days alone in his "Luxury Suite." Our dog is fully potty trained and will hold it for as long as he can. But when no one takes him outside, eventually he has no choice. He ended up peeing and pooping in the room and was left sitting in it. Watching the camera was heartbreaking. Throughout our trip, we repeatedly checked the live feed and kept seeing him alone--standing or lying by the door for hours. Corgis are active, social dogs that need exercise and interaction. Knowing we were hundreds of miles away and couldn't help him completely ruined our vacation. When we picked him up, he had urine and feces on his legs and body. He was clearly stressed, had lost almost a pound in just two days, appeared dehydrated, and later developed stomach problems. What hurts the most is that nobody called us. If they truly believed they couldn't safely care for our dog, why didn't they tell us? We would have turned around immediately or found another place for him. Instead, they simply stopped providing the services we paid for and still charged us the full price. We were also promised a call from a supervisor on Monday. That call never came. Their website says, "We're more than just a boarding facility; we're a luxury retreat for your dog... give your pet the vacation they deserve." After what we witnessed, those words feel painfully ironic. The camera was supposed to give us peace of mind. Instead, we spent our vacation watching our dog alone in his room for hours through Canine Clubhouse's own camera system. We've preserved the complete camera footage from his stay and stand behind every statement in this review. If Canine Clubhouse believes our account is inaccurate, we welcome them to share the relevant footage or any other evidence publicly. We genuinely hope no other family has to experience what we--and more importantly, our dog--went through.

The veterinary care my pets have received at Bond Vet in general and in Bethesda in particular has…read morebeen adequate. Not fantastic but basically good. However, the last experience I had with the non-veterinary staff has been so bad that I am making the decision to stop taking my pets to Bond altogether. I called Bond Bethesda to ask for an extention of my diabetic cat's insulin prescription that was issued several months ago by a Bond veterinarian, who has since left. I spoke to an employee named Carl, who was unable to find the record of that prescription. I will repeat this, so it's clear : BOND CANNOT FIND ITS OWN RECORD OF ITS PATIENT'S INSULIN PRESCRIPTION. Carl insisted that since there's no record, the whole evaluation will have to start from scratch. I told him that I have a text message record of this prescription having been submitted to the pharmacy by the vet, and the pharmacy has a copy of this prescription on file. No, no, no: too much work and mental effort to find and restore the record, just bring the cat back and we'll start all over. I asked to speak to the manager. She has left for today but will call me tomorrow "first thing." She never called. Being "in a meeting" was one of the excuses given. Do they actually think these excuses are believable? I requested a call from someone above the Bethesda manager and got it two days later after multiple text messages and phone calls. . Bond Vet markets itself as a "primary and urgent" care facility. An urgent care facility that doesn't have a manager available during business hours? At either the local level or above? Really? When I asked Carl and later the helpline employee for the relevant contact info, neither had "access to it." Lovely! The so-called urgent clinic is open, seeing patients and charging fees reflecting its urgent care specialisation, but no one is available to resolve an urgent situation. One of the headquarters helpline employees said that in urgent situations "we advise you to go to the ER." She also said Bond employees "have their own lives to live" Really? All of them at once during the business hours? So much for the "urgent" aspect of Bond care. It's only urgent in the sense that its clinics have extended hours. If there's a problem to be solved, it will be handled on a very non-urgent basis. If at all. I will no longer give Bond any of my business. I will not be rewarding people whose attitudes, aptitudes, and behaviors I perceive as those of a bunch of unintelligent lazy crooks, or money grabbing hoodlums, who have no regard for the client or the patient. I will file a complaint and will ask the veterinary board to force them to restore my cat's records. Very unfortunate. Not very smart on their part. I also see that they have lots of complaints about their shananigans from other former clients. I will report my experience to the Better Business Bureau as well.

My dog has been going to Bond vet for a bit over a year. I cannot stress enough how happy I am with…read morethe service I receive there. The vet takes her time to address all of my concerns (and as someone who's always worried about their pup, there are usually quite a few). Backstory: We had an emergency situation where she had a cut on her paw and got surgery at another vet, she had stitches, which she then tore out. I was able to get to bond vet the same day. Ever since we've stuck to this vet. My dog isn't upset or anxious here. She really loves it. It is on the more expensive side for care, but I really love how thoroughly they go over everything, how easy it is to get an appointment, and the level of attention we get when we're there. Thank you guys!

I am very grateful to have not only the wonderful, compassionate care provided by Dr. Perry, but…read morehaving them come to my home makes a huge difference. It keeps my sometimes aggressive cat more at ease and comfortable & my hyper, incredibly active puppies still happy & energetic! I value Dr. Perry's knowledge; especially recently when trying to figure out strange issues with one of my pets. She takes the time to explain everything, discuss various treatment options all while providing gentle care to my pets. Especially the treats! I couldn't recommend Perry Paws more highly!

Dr. Perry, Nathalia & Tara - I appreciate you so much…read more As much as I love taking my cat in her bubble backpack on the metro, lets not! As a carless person who was moving a little further away from the already slightly inconveniently located previous vet, I proactively googled other vet location options and whether or not mobile vets were an offerred option in the DC area. I am so, so glad I did. Several months later I reached out for a semi-emergency need and found the home visit so convenient that I changed vets immediately. Now my two yin and yang senior cats plus my high energy/anxious dog are seen all at the SAME TIME and it's beyond the best. Start to finish, the team at Perry Paws are timely, communicative, available via text, and beyond caring to you and your pets at home. No notes. Chef's kiss.