VCA Wyoming Animal Hospital

We have been using VCA for over a decade. We brought at least 8 animals here. We have always been treated wonderfully. They are always honest. They will offer you many tests for your animal. Those can be expensive, and you can say no to without judgment from the staff. They truly care about the animals and the people.

posted: 04/18/2023

Used to come here because they were timely, caring, and compassionate. When I took my now very old cat to be seen because she couldn't breathe, they took blood, five hundred dollars, and said they'd call me. I've had to call them to find out, but get hit with the vet being out until the middle of next week? What's wrong with my cat, a-holes?

posted: 07/08/2023

VCA has been our primary vet for many years now. Their staff is pleasant, the facility is clean, and we always get the care that our pets need when we go there. Recently, I’ve noticed that they seemed over-booked and it’s essentially impossible to get an appointment unless you book a few weeks to a few months in advance. We’ve had this happen many times - one of our pups was vomiting regularly (to the point of bloody vomit) and couldn’t get an appointment, one of our pups ate something he shouldn’t and we couldn’t get an appointment, etc etc. Even when one of my dogs started being lethargic with heavy breathing (very clear signs that something is wrong), the tech was hesitant to give me an appointment when I called first thing in the morning (actually was able to squeeze him in after talking to the vet). It is pretty consistent now that we get something like “sorry, we don’t have any available appointments, we can see him in 3 weeks”. But for some issues, waiting weeks is going to exacerbate the problem and sometime cause irreparable harm. We’ve had to resort to driving out of town to another vet for most appointments. It’s inconvenient and they don’t know our pet’s history as well. That vet doesn’t do primary care, but I think we’re going to switch to another provider soon.

posted: 06/07/2023

I’m considering going to another vet. This vet is great with care for your animal, but I guess I’m a little ticked off about their discount policy. I’ve been buying prescription cat food from them for a while now, and have never had any trouble with getting a veteran’s discount. Last time I went in, I was told that they don’t offer a veteran’s discount for food purchases. As if the food isn’t expensive enough when buying from a vet clinic, I now have to shell out more money. I remember saying “bummer” when I was told I couldn’t get a discount, and the lady said “yes, it is a bummer.” So, I don’t think I would even trust their word if I were to get medical care for one of my cats that they would give me a discount. Which is it? Do you offer a military discount or not? Or are you just discriminating against me because I don’t look like your typical disabled veteran?

posted: 06/18/2023

Dr. Martin has been our girls primary vet for the last 2 years we have been coming to VCA. Although our girl is vocal and is a lot of dog, everyone handles her very well. Any questions we have are always answered promptly and throughly. We are going to miss this office as we have to move. A big Thank you to everyone here who has worked with us!

posted: 09/24/2022