ARCHVET Emergency Hospital

We seriously LOVE arch vet! It’s the only place we bring our beloved cat. It’s super clean, everyone is always nice, they are open late and we’ve never had an issue getting an urgent or quick appt. We called today and got in today for a non urgent issue. I genuinely wish this place was also my doctors office.

posted: 08/06/2023

Brought both my dogs here for their wellness exam. They took great care of them! Front office staff was so kind & greeted me as soon as I walked in. Facility was super clean as well. Thank you all 🫶🏼

posted: 07/27/2023

I have been coming to this vet since 2021, when the pandemic was at is peak this was the only veterinary that had available appointments for our three dogs. I am so happy I did. I am very grateful for the veterinarians here Dr Solomon, Dr Mcbirney and Dr Saggi. Unfortunately, since then two of our beloved pets have passed away, Bella and Balto. More recently we have been seeing Dr Saggi for Lobito’s kidney disease. Dr Saggi has been amazing walking us through lobitos treatment. I really enjoy that he takes the time to answer all my questions, generally I have a lot of anxiety and feeling as if I am being heard really helps during Lobitos check ups. Additionally, in our most recent check up our vet tech Rachel ( I hope I remembered the correct name) was amazing, again I am very big in feeling like I am being heard and getting all my questions answered and she did just that. Thank you so much Arch vet for being there for Bella and Balto and for continuing to be here for Lobito. I am so happy to have found this amazing staff.

posted: 08/11/2023

Arch Vet staff is incredibly friendly, welcoming and competent. Scheduling was easy, and my appointment was on time. Dr. Dias was thorough and kind. I am so happy we found such a great vet near our home.

posted: 09/21/2023

Do not take your sick small animals here. My sweet hamster named Destiny had a mass growing on her backside and I instantly took her to the closest emergency vet that offers care for small animals. The vet *guessed* on what the mass could be. The vet came to the conclusion that it was a blood blister and that it’ll go away in a couple of weeks. No surgery or antibiotics were given (even tough it was the perfect small size for it to be surgically removed). Vet said it would be a “bloody mess” for it to be removed. I should’ve taken Destiny somewhere else after hearing this absolute nonsense. Couple of weeks later and the mass is enlarged. My very active hamster became off balanced, skinny, and barely came out of her hide. So I took her back here, and it was concluded it would be best to put her to sleep. I was not allowed to be there in Destiny’s final moments. She died alone in an unfamiliar scary place without me to hold and comfort her. I feel like I failed my little companion. After losing Destiny, I was rewarded with a vet bill. $800 for the euthanasia. I could’ve paid that price (or less) to get her surgery to save her life. Sure, vets are expensive but this is clearly greedy. If you value your animals’ lives, take them somewhere else.

posted: 04/22/2023