They were always fine when I went there, never a problem at least the receptionists look at you…read moreand treat you like you are a human being!!!. Ive had my fills of riding all over winchester to find decent vet. although they dont allow you in to be with your pet during the exam, I very much wish they would change that, I was always welcome back home in my home state of NJ to assist with calming my cat. Never have I found a more professional vet then Dr Buchoff in NJ.... No one battled with me like certain vets did at home. . Being a RN I watch things differently then the general public. so I am very satisfied with Valley, and all my other pets (RIP) also...sadly missed.

I would give this place zero stars if I could. If you love your pet and want them to receive actual…read morecare, steer clear from this place. A couple of years ago, my pet had his eye removed and a prosthetic put in. Recently, he had a terrible fall that dislodged the prosthetic, causing him intense pain and severe swelling. He was completely lethargic and not himself--it was a terrifying medical emergency, which is why we rushed him to this clinic. We arrived at 6:30 PM, gave them the rundown, and the receptionist explicitly told us we were second in line. What followed was six hours of absolute agony and disrespect. After two hours of total silence, we checked in only to be told we were "next." We then sat there until 12:00 AM--six full hours of being ignored. To make a horrible situation worse, we watched other people come in long after us with far less serious injuries and get taken straight back while my pet sat there suffering. All of this happened in a miserable environment with a broken AC unit, leaving us to sweat in a hot room, trapped in rock-hard, incredibly uncomfortable seats. When I finally realized they had no intention of actually seeing my pet and decided to leave, the woman at the front desk was incredibly nasty to me. It is completely unacceptable to leave a suffering animal in a waiting room for six hours with zero updates, only to catch an attitude when you finally break. I will never, ever bring a pet back here. Save yourself the heartbreak and go somewhere that actually cares.

I was impressed with this vet. Brought my Pomeranian puppy in for his first visit and we saw Dr…read more Longhofer who was fantastic. Emily was our assistant/tech and she was fabulous. Everything was very professional and thorough and I could tell they genuinely cared about my dog. All my questions were answered in detail. They gave me samples of the heartworm and flea medicine at no charge. I paid before I left the exam room and made my appointment for my next visit. This place is close to my house so I'm glad that it was so good. It's sad that a few people with petty issues gave them one star and it has driven down their entire rating. I thought the costs were reasonable and they deal with my pet insurance company. Five stars!

We recently adopted a kitten, not knowing he had diabetes and a pancreas issue, and not even 1 year…read moreold. Dr. Longhofer has been amazing during our many visits. She really cares about the animals as well as their "parents". She is amazing at keeping you up to date and thoroughly explains everything. She has so much empathy!

SUPERB CAT CARE!!!!!!!…read more From the time we got our cat in October 2007, Winc. Animal Hospital has been our vet. They have treated our cat for minor things and normal checkups. They also have made one house call. The care is top notch. The entire staff is knowledgeable and caring. They care for our cat as if she were one of their own. Prices are reasonable for needs, even housecalls. They have plenty of pet meds, foods, etc. One thing we really like is they always give a follow-up phone call the day after to make sure our cat is doing good. Totally recommend this vet for your pet.

I adopted a dog from Berkeley County Humane Society on December 16. They sent him home with kennel,…read morecough, and medication. I couldn't get him to take because he was so sick.. we ended up at Winchester Animal Hospital on December 19th. Dr. Duke took some took an x-ray determined he had mycoplasma in addition to pneumonia. I asked her if he was going to die. She said it was a possibility because he was a very sick dog. We received the best care and our follow up visit was today. It was all we could talk about was how well he was doing. He looks like a completely different dog. He's gonna continue on medication for two more weeks, but he's on the mend and it's because Winchester Animal Hospital gave him the care he needed. Julie Marsh

Hoping it gets better..No real issues . but needs encouragement to show improvement for a new vet.read more

I've been taking my Yorkie to this vet since she was a baby. She trusts them. The tech's and Dr.'s…read moretreat her like she is one of their own. They are very thorough when she has a problem. I'm very happy with their service.

I have quite a few dogs and the folks at Apple Valley Animal Hospital have always treated my wife…read moreand I with respect. It seems like one of my dogs is always needing to go in for something and they have done their best to get us in same day. I highly recommend them as a vet for your pets.

Ive been going to this vet since I moved here,( almost 12 years) I had 4 cats and now I have one…read more Who is gonna be 19 in August.2025, they were very close to where I lived which was a big plus...but over time and after a few incidents with my cats and their prescriptions and the careTthey received my rating went soring down. They went corporate which is a big big downfall for this vet. The staff don't even realize that their own services INCLUDE emergency care visits!!!! IT states on their website plainly!!! they refused me a few times for emergency care with excuses of" we are booked solid" and we close at 6!!!!"" and you have to bring your pet to the EMERGENcy vet."....just to walk into that place is 100 bucks!!!! These vets know they are crooks and tend to leach on your emotions at the time you need help for your loving pet. And the corporational ones are much worse..... Its wrong , inhumane and downright evil for people that are supposed to care for your pet at a emergency. They seemed to use my cats AGE too as a reason for not giving him an enema. As a Geriatric RN I already knew the risks....my own Mothers colon burst but it wasn't from food impaction it was from the horrid drugs that killed her intestines......... either way.?..I am well aware of the risks but the cat would either be put under for surgery and not survive it or die from a burst colon without it!!! so what choice is there?...ONLY GOD knows this. I wish I were back in NJ cause I had the greatest Holistic/Conventional Vet there in the world....came to the HOUSE TOO!!!! incredible doc and staff..and you didn't have a different vet everytime you went there... like at Apple , all I see are new faces since it went corporate. Such a needed service gone so bad . Very sad.(

My dog had surgery to repair his cruciate ligament (doggy ACL) two weeks ago at the Winchester…read morelocation of VSC. To say I was nervous about the whole ordeal for my dog would be a gross understatement. Knowing his anxiety and lack of trust with vets, my rescue pup was not the ideal candidate for a smooth and cooperative experience. His usual behavior at the vet is to hide under any available chair or table and avoid cooperating at all costs. He's just plain scared at the vet despite being a strong, brave breed. From the moment we checked in, two things happened - my dog was a little less scared than usual, and I couldn't stop crying at everyone who I encountered. Jessica, who checked us in, didn't bat an eye at my pitiful emotional state - she was encouraging and empathetic. Sarah, the tech who we met with first...my 60lb. dog tried to climb in her lap and wouldn't stop licking her. He loved her. And so did I, because she didn't care that I sobbed through our chat about why we were there, how my dog was doing, and I mostly loved her b/c my dog loved her and wasn't afraid. Sarah took my dog to the back to be evaluated, and he willingly trotted along beside her. He did the same thing when we came back to have his stitches removed. Who is this dog and what kind of spell is he under to trust this person so much??? Sarah is a dog whisperer, and she is my favorite. She walked us out to the car both times we have been there so far - just to be helpful and loving. Next, we met with Holly, the surgeon. Holly is just plain impressive. I had a two page list of questions and concerns about the pre-op, surgery, and recovery process. I cried through those questions, and she patiently and expertly answered every single one. Oh, and my dog didn't try to hide from her either. She reassured me that she had plenty of experience with his breed, with nervous dogs, and had no concern at all. By the end of the consultation, it was clear that my dog needed the surgery, and that this was the best possible team to perform it and care for my dog. I left him to their care that day. I had asked Jessica from the front office to call me when his surgery began, and when it ended so I could be in the loop and know how he was doing. She did exactly that, and it was so valuable and appreciated by me to know that she cared, and to know how he was doing. When his surgery was over, Holly came out and spoke with me directly about how it went, what she found once the surgery began, etc. I could not have felt more relieved - both that my dog was OK, and with the expert care Holly had given him. I'm a critical person when it comes to the ones I love. There is not one single criticism I could possibly come up with when it comes to how this all transpired. Quite the opposite - I was so immeasurably, pleasantly surprised with how things went, and how they have gone since. My dog's recovery has been unbelievable to watch. If we would let him, he'd sprint a mile right now, two weeks post op. Any question or concern I have had since the surgery, I have been able to either call or email the staff and get an immediate response. This has been unreal to me. To have direct, easy access to them is so reassuring, and so valuable. If you are considering where and who to trust with the care of your pet in a surgical matter, do yourself and your pet a favor and go to VSC Winchester. You and your pet will be so grateful that you did.

We were really happy with Holly Phelps work on our dog's ACL repair.read more

Dr. Salem is kind and caring. He clearly loves the animals in his care and goes the extra mile to…read moreprovide for their well-being. One of his patients, an older basset hound, was lost and decided to spend the day at my house. I found the office phone number on the rabies vaccination tag so I called. Dr. Salem answered the phone right away and looked up the information to contact the owners. He seemed genuinely concerned and was extremely helpful, even asking for a follow up call when Oscar went back to his family.

NO one TAKE your cat or dog to this location. He amputated our cats leg in the wrong location and…read morecharged us for it. He gave us the wrong medication which would have shut down our cats liver. We had to have a 2nd amputation *With a different GOOD VET*, and he did not give any pain medication to our cat, on top of it, he told us to apply an alcohol spray directly onto our dear cats open wound. On top of it, he scraped dead skin down to the bone without sedating our cat, our cat was writhing in agony insane from the pain. This is an absolute horror story. On top of this the vet has yelled at our family members who ask any questions. Our cat is now making a full recovery after taking her to a real vet, a good one. BEWARE DO NOT RISK IT We tried to take him to court, and each time a lawyer showed up and had the case delayed over and over, and we cannot afford to keep driving to richmond va where the cases like this are held. It turns out that after going to another animal hospital that this establishment is well known for poor treatment and misdiagnosis of animals.