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    Westosha Veterinary Hospital

    2.9 (34 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    very dissatisfied. vet recommended "Synergy" for flea/tick/heartworm prevention. My one and two year old pups had nothing but ticks on them this summer Even as I used the meds diligently. Was informed after they're regular visit for vaccinations this fall they both have Lyme disease. my 4.6 lb little chi has to be on antibiotics . So after spending over $700.00 that week there, and charging me for synergy, they tell me that SYNERGY, doesn't really work for ticks! are you kidding me! So I was able to trade it for Symperica trio, for $30.00 a pill! I find out chewy has 3/ pills $54.00 free ship. Unbelievable how this place reccomends a shit product,nickle and dimes the customer! Do not trust them anymore and seeking out a new more knowledgeable facility!

    The exam room also has a nice view of a nature area.
    Michele K.

    I am a new client. From the time I called to make an appointment, to the time I walked out of the exam room, I had a good experience with this clinic. The receptionist was friendly when I called to check in from the parking lot and I was greeted as kindly when I walk through the door. The vet tech came out to get me and said hello and then greeted my puppy. She was very knowledgeable, she took her time to understand my visit and treated my puppy very kindly. When the vet came into the exam room I expected to rush through the rest of the visit but, the veterinarian was just as attentive and took her time to ensure a quality exam. She asked questions and then educated me on vaccines and how dog food effects their health. Because I have a new puppy, she helped me with making a decision on dog food brands. When my puppy was getting his shots, the vet tech provided him with a silver platter smeared with dog food to distract him. Overall this is a very nice clinic, it's beautiful and the employees are kind, attentive and don't make you feel like you are just another customer they need to get in and out of the door. That was reassuring as I have had that type of experience elsewhere. Thank you Westosha Veterinarian Hospital!

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    Great service, friendly staff. Drs are very good with my anxious animals. Will keep coming back.

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    They are very clean, helpful, and sweet to my animals! They are reasonably priced and i recommend anyone in the area to go here!

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