VCA Portsmouth Animal Hospital

VCA Portsmouth Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Portsmouth, Virginia, located at 2607 Airline Blvd. It treats dogs and cats. Emergency or out-of-hours care and opening hours are not listed here.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Deworming medication for cats (mentioned in a recent review)
•Support for chronic conditions such as diabetes, including diagnostics and ongoing management (mentioned in a recent review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

No veterinarians or staff members are named in the available recent reviews.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.4/5 rating from 325 reviews. Recent comments include positive notes about the doctors and helpful office staff, along with a mention of confusion around parking at a newer location setup. Critical feedback includes dissatisfaction with the level of support and instruction after a diabetes diagnosis, and concerns about increased costs over time.

Reviews for VCA Portsmouth Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 325 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Colby Hargraves

9 months ago

Great vet amazing doctors for that last 4 years but unfortunately we have to part ways with the price increase. I highly reccomend this vet.

Gloria Shaffer

I was a bit confused with the new locations parking area. But once we figured it out the office staff was nice and helpful. We just went in to get deworming meds for our cats.

Gina Scott

This place absolutely ROCKS!!!

Betsy Smith

10 months ago

Tom Lane

Very disappointed! After going to this clinic for 10+ years, we received what I perceive to be, poor professional support following a diabetes diagnosis. I guess after the initial expense of $600, and the committment to $300 plus monthly thereafter, all's we get is a inexperianced, seemingly uneducated, technician "not" demonstrating how to obtain a blood sample, and "not" demonstarting how to actually give an insulin shot. Thank God for GOOGLE. Not only were we able to become better educated, we are also able to research more professionaly run veterinary clinics in our area. Maybe we will be able to find better medical support for this life-long, almost certainly fatal, diagnosis.