VCA Audubon Animal Hospital

I called today about my dog and they fit me in. Dr Roth saw my dog I really appreciated it. He always make it a point to explain everything. And doesn't rush me off the phone. They are the best.nnThank you so muchud83dude0a

VCA takes great care of my cat and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to find quality vet care for their special pet.

Everyone was so nice and very friendly. Going to the vet during the pandemic was so easy. Little pricey but so worth it! Our little kitten is feeling much better already!

My first visit with my cat was great, they cleaned up a cut he got and closed it up. It was a bit pricey ($116) but it was worth it because I only heard good things about them from my partner. The doctor and staff were very nice but then....my cat suddenly passed away a few months later and I decided to take him there because I had a good experience. We made decisions; cremation and his paw print....A few days past and I get a letter from them and it's a copy paste note saying they were sorry and a printed poem. No compassion, it did not seem very sincere at all. I threw it out. Granted these days people are scared of catching the virus and are being cautious, I completely understand. So the day comes to pick him up (his ashes)....to just put my very loved cat on the steps outside for me to pick up was a low blow. Simply handing me him and then washing/sanitizing/whatever to their hands would have been fine...but no. They left him on the stairs for me. AND...ON TOP OF THAT...lost his paw print mold...that I can never have or see or feel, completely gone. But then thinking a $50 refund for the lost paw print would make this better. I trusted them to take care of him and they messed up. Goodluck.

I went to Audubon Vet for many years for my dog, London. She was about 8 weeks old when we first took her. Now, she is 13 and is showing signs of older dog issues. I called to make an appointment because I notice a lump on her side. I could not get an appointment for her until the end of the following month. I was told the medical director resigned with not much notice. I couldn't wait almost 6 weeks for her to be seen. This wasn't the first time this happened. When Dr. Piccone retired the whole office just went down hill. I switched vets and I am glad I did because her bloodwork came back really bad for her liver function and now she is on medication twice a day for that. The lump turned out to be another lipoma. It is sad at her age she has to go somewhere new that she isnt used to.