Woodbury Animal Hospital

Staff was very friendly. They treated my new pup with her first round of shots and they gave us a little puppy gift bag that had some samples in it. I let them know about my older dog as well and I will be taking him in for a check up soon.

It's always a pleasant experience at the Woodbury Animal Hospital. The staff are very nice to my dog and I. And the Veterinarians are knowledgeable, courteous, and compassionate about my dog's needs. I refer my family members to have their dogs seen here as well because of how much I trust them with my dog's health.

My dog was seen at the animal emergency vet in Oakdale and I was told to follow up with my vet if he was not showing improvement. I called Woodbury animal hospital and was told to come in. We arrived and were told our appointment was in 4 days. The clinic refused to see my dog, we were told to return to the emergency vet. My dog is very sick. As a long time client, I would have expected some compassion from the clinic but I was wrong. I am very disappointed in Woodbury Animal Hospital and will be looking for another veterinarian.

I don't have all the words to express how grateful I am for the team here at Woodbury animal hospital. We woke up the morning of July 17th to our old Chihuahua unable to walk (possibe stroke)and crying out in pain. She also has heart failure. I called my vet of 30 yrs to be told I would have to wait until 5pm for an appointment. We couldn't let her suffer for many hours. My husband called Woodbury animal hospital and even though we were not clients they made and exception for us. They were compassionate and friendly. We are very Thankful.

We have been coming here for many years and will continue coming here until our dog passes. We have a pitbull mix and I have never felt like staff treated my dog in any negative manner. I can only speak from my own experiences, but they are always very kind. Her favorite part about going to the vet is getting weighed since they give her treats and a lot of pets. They do muzzle her if they’re touching her a lot or trimming her nails. Our dog is a rescue and she is skiddish to unfamiliar tasks or settings. I honestly prefer she’s muzzled for her and staff’s safety. I have seen other breeds muzzled here as well. I would hate for our dog to react negatively out of fear. She has grown to love our kids a lot, she probably loves them more than she does us. You can often find her sleeping with them or bringing her toys to them. She’s a big cuddler and prefers to be by people versus alone. She’s also a bit of a scaredy-cat when it comes to storms and the vacuum cleaner. Our eldest child will often cover her with blankets when she’s having a hard time. As you can tell she is a member of our family and if I ever felt like they were treating her in any negative manner we wouldn’t come here. Dr. Tim has also shared stories regarding owning a pittbull in the past. I wanted to share our experience in the event someone may be strayed away from here. Our dog gets excited coming here and I find that rare!