VCA Woodstock Veterinary Clinic

They have been amazing with my new puppy. They all love on her every time we go.

posted: 08/01/2023

Service is fine. Prices are outrageous. Charges $100 for “exam fee”. The vet took a whole 20 seconds to look over my 80lb dog. She glanced at his ears and teeth without actually looking at them, touched his side but didn’t even feel his neck or abdomen and Never took his temperature. This is the 3rd time this has happened to me. Take the time to look over these animals incase you noticed something that isn’t noticeable to the owner. Then maybe the $100 wouldn’t seem so extreme

posted: 03/15/2023

Had the audacity to ask for THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ONE DOLLARS after putting down a half dead barn kitten which wasn't eating or drinking that someone dumped on us. VCA vet clinic cares more about money than the suffering of a kitten.

posted: 06/06/2023

We will have to take our animals elsewhere as prices for most services are beyond reasonable and many services are over prescribed in regards to minor surgical, dental, diagnostics, and wellness. This seems to be either due to minimize your liability to offer everything under the sun be completed or profit. I was quoted 1200 for a dental exam and endless requirements for a single cat. That's 4x what I paid at another local vet. It took 3 weeks to speak to a technician about basic lab questions I had for said cat. Certainly not impressed.

posted: 11/24/2022

I was very disappointed with my experience here. I brought my 7 year old cat in because I had concerns about his weight. Before seeing the doctor the tech told me I should sign up for the pet club to save money on vaccines (Ralph wasn’t even due for vaccines). I asked the doctor if he might be diabetic and she said yes, he certainly is, just look at him. She immediately came up with a pet club care plan that included a special diet (understandable) and placing a constant glucose monitor on my cat. Before even having his glucose tested, I was given the special kibble and a treatment plan that was over $800 for a years worth of care. The tech was very pushy trying to get me to agree to $70 automatic withdrawals each month. I declined and asked that they run the tests first before I agree to any of this. I paid my hefty bill and left. A few days later I had to call for the results of his testing and everything was fine, no diabetes. The vet sounded irritated that I had called before the “allotted” waiting period and had so many questions regarding my cats health. If Ralph was truly sick, I’d have no problem fronting the money. Something felt off from the moment I stepped in the door. This is clearly a corporate vet office.

posted: 10/05/2022