They are very professional and treated my new puppy with love and kindness…read more They answered all my questions and concerns highly recommend this practice

Came in with a very sick cat that had wondered into my yard. She was blind. Asked them to scan her…read morefor a microchip and possibly perform a humane Euth. Kitty was skin and bones and very weak. After some discussion (in the back) the receptionist came out and said. "sorry, we're full with appointments, and we just don't have time". I have NEVER seen such uncaring people in my life. Ended up taking the poor kitty to another vet office where they made time to help end her suffering. And it was national cat day! Battletown you should be ashamed.

Was nothing but sincere and caring when handling my dog. Had to put her down and they came out to…read moregive her the goodbye she deserved

Dr. Cleveland is a caring & great vet!! I have a very nervous large dog. The home visits & Dr…read more Cleveland make it a relaxed, no force, exam. They have everything needed including medication with them. The fees are so reasonable for home visits. I Highly recommend this practice. Never going back to vets office unless absolutely necessary.

I love love love this vet hospital. Dr Strickland & Dr Tindall are THE BEST! Truly wouldn't trust…read moremy babies with anyone else. The techs & nurses here are PHENOMENAL! Truly the best in the industry. I can't name them all because the support staff is made up of a number of individuals; just know anyone you get here is THE BEST!! Carla & Kim at the front are ANGELS! They welcome you with such warmth & enthusiasm... they are kind, compassionate, and always willing to answer questions and offer help. I'm beyond thankful to this amazing team!!

I've been to this vet practice 6 times. I do enjoy Dr. Strickland's thorough intelligence but in my…read moreexperience there is too little "bedside" manner. I know this isn't everyone's preference though! I still appreciate him. The staff in general is pretty dismissive and short. I don't feel I'm a overbearing pet-parent but I get treated insignificantly and as if It's burdensome should I speak at all. Also not a very open policy facility in terms of inquisition; you can expect gatekeeping the entire way through with their practice - it's a "Come spend a minimum of $100 bucks to get any question answered" kind of place. This however seems the usual across Loudoun County Vet practices. Take that as you will. I would not return. I will update once I find a practice I'm content with.

I called to make an appointment and vet called me back. She was extremely knowledgeable. She was so…read morenice and helpful!!!

Dr. Doyle goes where conventional veterinarians can't and don't go. She gets to the root of health…read moreand behavioral problems by using the skills and knowledge and the remedies of homeopathy. Homeopathy is just one of Dr. Doyle's areas of expertise, however, as she is trained and licensed as a conventional vet as well. I no longer am willing to subject my companion animals to the palliative and immune-system suppression pharmacological treatments that are typical of veterinarians today. Dr. Doyle is wholistic in her approach, and I appreciate her being there for my animals, even if it means driving an hour each way.

Dr. Reiss cared for my older cat for the past 5 years, even though the process of at-home…read moreeuthanasia. Our cat was with us for 20 years, and the loss has been felt deeply in our household. Dr. Reiss was above and beyond compassionate and explained everything thoroughly to ensure our comfort and understanding before anything took place. He has been completely consistent in his care these past 5 years, but this last appointment was obviously especially critical, and his bedside manner was nothing short of exactly what a family would need in this extremely difficult moment. He took care of every aspect so that we could completely focus on our last moments with Sebastian, and then handled his precious body with the utmost dignity and respect to all of us. You couldn't ask for a better, kinder, doctor. And I also have to say that the process was as peaceful as it could have been and a large part of that was because of his attention to detail, concern, and obvious level of professional care. I also should note that the service he uses for cremation (Agape) absolutely exceeded expectations. I used to work for a vet hospital, and I've actually never seen such a professional and dignified presentation as what they provide back to the pet owner. I truly felt like my precious cat was honored, and that has done my heart good in my grief. Don't shop around. If Dr. Reiss services your area, do not even consider going elsewhere. Lord-willing, he will be our first choice with any pets we have again in the future. Thank you, Dr. Reiss. Our family will never forget your compassion and kindness.

Never responded to my call towards making an appointment. If your pet may have a health issue that…read morecannot wait I am posting this so your pet won't lose time should your call not get responded to as well.

Dr. Wilt and his staff have taken excellent care of my dog Eloise. When I was a new resident of the…read morecommunity I asked neighbors and people I met for recommendations and was referred to Ranson Animal Hospital. I am grateful that Dr. Wilt was taking new patients. He was able to see my dog in a reasonable amount of time whenever I called because she was sick or injured and he has always carefully and fully explained her health issues and options. I am most grateful for the excellent, professional and compassionate care provided by Dr. Wilt and his staff.

We stopped taking our pets to Ranson Animal Hospital years ago due to the veterinarian's poor…read morebedside manner. Recently, I accompanied a friend to an appointment there and was quickly reminded why we left. The atmosphere remains dismissive and unwelcoming, and it's clear they are not focused on client relationships or patient comfort. I was especially concerned to overhear the vet brushing off my friend's valid concerns about the way she was treated by the support staff earlier that week. There was no effort to listen, empathize, or acknowledge her experience--it felt cold and condescending. What's more troubling is that for eight years, my friend's dog was told she had a heart murmur--only to be correctly diagnosed as not having one after switching to our current vet at Apple Tree Animal Clinic (recommended by the Humane Society). If you're looking for a clinic where your concerns will be heard and your pets treated with compassion and professionalism, I recommend going elsewhere. Bedside manner matters, and unfortunately, it's still lacking at Ranson Animal Hospital.

I had my poor baby Dunn pass away on March 13. It was sudden and he had no known medical…read moreconditions. I found him in my back yard after 2 hours of being at Lowe's. Beforehand, he was playing and happy. Only 6 years old. So I was worried about my other dog... I'll get to that part after this.. I took my 6 year old pup Abbie to a new Vet Clinic (Not Countryside) today to get checked out. I got her blood work done, HeartWorm test checked, yearly vaccines that were due anyway, Lyme Disease check, and she had a limp Friday so we checked that out too and got her some anti inflammatory (he thinks it's a sprain). Last year Abbie had a tumor on her side. Without hesitation the Old Vet (Dr. Dibbern) told me that he needed to remove it immediately and send it off for testing. I was like oh okay yea, so worried that something was wrong! She went under anesthesia and $500-$600 later she was out recovering and waiting on results. It's was a fatty tumor, not cancerous. Today I had the new vet check out her new tumor and he told me that he can do a needle test to check the tumor to see if it's just fatty. The needle test was $27. I was like are you serious? My last vet said it needed to be removed. He said it's not wise to put dogs under anesthesia if there is another way. Dr. Dibbern has always had a sort of attitude but I never really paid to much attention. But Friday he was an absolute condescending jerk! When I took Dunn in who passed away, He didn't look at Dunn, didn't even look in his direction. He tried to tell me that he could have passed due to me not using the medications/ preventatives he supplies at his office! When I asked him if he could just look at Dunn he told me NO!!! When we were done the Tech said " I'll let you say your goodbyes before I put him in the freezer", Wow thanks for being so kind. This new vet told me about all the different preventive meds that are prescribed he offers that are substantially cheaper than the ones I mentioned were pushed on me. I was so mad! Countryside Vet was my old vet, and he should be ashamed of himself. After looking at his reviews over the weekend there are many others that have had the same problem with him! He does not have your pets best interest at heart! He is about the money. And when you ask him questions he is so Condescending and just plain rude!!! If you deny the most expensive meds he talks about how your putting your dog at risk! So this weekend I will be writing / reporting him to the Veterinary Board. Not only did he not give a s*** about Dunn dying, he put Abbie through a procedure that wasn't even necessary!

While these people seem to care about animals they lack the quality of service to earn any higher…read morerating. They do not train the staff how to handle animals that are nervous about being at the vets. The doctor seems obsessed with ears to the point that he will overlook other issues going on with the animal. I was not impressed after several visits and will not be returning after giving them a shot.