Old Dominion Veterinary Services

Old Dominion Veterinary Services is a veterinary practice in Ruther Glen, Virginia, located at 18520 Noel Station Ln, Ruther Glen, VA 22546. It has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 23 reviews. Reviews describe a mix of experiences, with some owners praising professionalism and others raising concerns about scheduling and billing disputes.

Services

•Cat care is listed among the animals treated.
•Equine veterinary care is mentioned by reviewers.
•Farm/outcall-style visits are described in reviews (veterinarian coming out to see animals).
•Goat care, including urgent illness evaluation, is described in a review.
•Sheep care is discussed in reviews, including lamb castration and parasite monitoring practices.
•Alpaca care is mentioned in a review involving an emergency situation.

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Harris is named in reviews; reviewers also refer to her staff without naming individuals.

Reviews

Old Dominion Veterinary Services is rated 4.5/5 on Google with 23 reviews. Recent comments include strong praise for equine work and for Dr. Harris’s professionalism and effort with a critically ill goat. Critical reviews describe concerns about appointment availability and cancellations, a dispute involving an emergency call and an alleged billing record issue, and dissatisfaction with sheep flock health management and outcomes after a lamb castration procedure.

Reviews for Old Dominion Veterinary Services

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 23 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Christina Peyton

4 months ago

Best equine vet in VA!

Trish Jones

1 year ago

It has been a while since we had this vet out and I called today for an emergency as my alpaca is not doing well and she is dying. She refused to come out saying I had bad debt and to find another vet. I told them their records were incorrect and her office person billed me twice for the same service last time they were out and the office corrected it. Apparently they corrected it by writing it off and calling it bad debt. There is a shortage of livestock vets in the area and I can't find another one so it's sad that they don't care about my dying animal over because of their billing error.

James Cullison

1 year ago

Dr. Harris and her staff are just the best!!

Nate Pieren

1 year ago

They used to be decent. The vet that was into sheep left leaving one vet. She is a young vet and is over extended. We lost a lamb after a castration surgery from what I am guessing is over anesthesia. It didn't come out of it and fell over and died in front of me. They use FAMACHA score and body condition for sole source of parasite detection. That just says if they are ill, it doesn't say that they are well. We lost half our flock from that methodology. I got in with a sheep group led by a person that consults to Virginia Tech that has told me how to fix my issues, but vet is not willing to perform flock wide control so they just keep reoccurring. They are two or three months out for an appointment, and then cancel it on you while trying to process their requests they give you one half of a business day in advance. Probably best to find someone else if you have sheep or goats

Michelle Call

2 years ago

I had a very sick goat. Dr.harris came and worked very hard to save him unfortunately he was to far gone to save. She was very professional and caring. I am so glad i could get her to come out and try. I will be calling on her again.hopefully just for checkups but i am so glad to know she is there in an emergency if needed.