VCA Canada Vancouver Animal Wellness Hospital — Veterinary Care in Vancouver

Reviews of VCA Canada Vancouver Animal Wellness Hospital

• Ian

  Added 2016.04.27

  All staff members were amazing. They were informative, and helped keep Finn happy and calm. He’s lucky to be in the VCA Vancouver family!
• Ivy

  Added 2015.08.31

  The biggest part however, why I am not going back there is because they are so impersonal and are not responsive to their customers pleas.
• Hailey

  Added 2015.03.16

  We've had an awesome experience here with our pup. They answer all of our questions thoroughly and are positive about a raw food diet which we appreciate. They treat our pup great!
• Serenity

  Added 2014.11.03

  Although they do provide good care, this vet is a bit over-prized (but conveniently located) and very impersonal. To me it seems, my pets are really is just any patients among hundreds. I never get the same Dr which for me is quite frustrating.
• Ryan

  Added 2013.09.17

  Staff at the clinic usually called the next day after visit to make sure the pet was fine or needed anything. Vets also made their time to call pet parent to answer their questions.
• Carson

  Added 2013.07.29

  They don't care if you go elsewhere (maybe because they have enough business). I wanted a simple rabies vaccine and it would have been around $180. I had been there several times before spending (for me) a lot of money and asked them to not do a full checkup ($105) but a re-check ($55). My dog had been there within the last 12 months and was and is perfectly healthy. They wouldn't do it and told me that I should go somewhere else to get it cheaper. That is what I am going to do.
• Isaac

  Added 2013.05.11

  Excellent staff. Friendly and knowledgeable. Offer traditional and holistic treatment options.
• Daniel

  Added 2013.05.06

  Another time, my cat had a runny nose and they quoted me all possible tests etc. for about $1400 which was shocking! It was hard to pick out from all the options. I went with a test and some antibiotics and it ended up being $600. He got over it with the antibiotics and the test showed he had some kind of cat flu.