Stonehenge Veterinary Hospital

I took my dog to Stonehenge vet for 8 years and the majority of the staff were so helpful and compassionate but the lady at the front desk was very abrasive and lacked compassion for me or my dog. Not sure how someone who seems to not like pets is able to work in such a position. She pretty much threw my dog’s ashes at me and offered no condolences or compassion for the loss of my pet when I picked up his ashes. It’s been a month since my loss and I am still mourning his passing and will never return to Stonehenge as long as that lady is still working there.

posted: 09/17/2023

On January 6 of this year, my wife and I came home to find her elderly cat, tango, unresponsive in her cat bed. She was breathing, but barely clinging to life. We brought her to Stonehenge veterinary, where we have taken her for most of her life, as well as our other cats. They brought her in back and told us they were going to prepare to put her to sleep. So we sat in the waiting room. After 20 minutes I asked them when we were going to go back there to put our cat to sleep and they said that they took care of it already. “I’m sorry, we’ve already done it,” was what the vet tech said as she retreated to the back. The vet “misunderstood.” Is it not normal for people to go in the back when they put their pets to sleep? Again, my first two cats, also have gone through this at Stonehenge, and we went into the back. I don’t see where the mix up was. My previous two cats who they handled at this moment in their lives, they allowed us to watch or at least be in the room. They must’ve thought we were just dropping a random cap off or something. In any case not only did we not get to say goodbye to our cat, but they somehow mistakenly up charged us for the more expensive box for cremating. By $200. Again, the first two cats were giving their simple boxes after cremation of approximately $30 worth. When we got the invoice, we were being charged $200 for a box with a gold nameplate. Which we did not ask for. Now, for the first cat who went in. In 2017 our cat Meeko, went I for his annual. Dr. Smith said he was fine. A week later, his kidneys started to fail. We paid her $250 or something like that for her to tell us he was fine and then him literally start pissing blood a week later. Clowns.

posted: 08/18/2023

For the most part the vets here do a great job and explain everything with clarity. However whatever you do, do not get your animal spayed or neutered here. I was charged almost $800 to get my dog neutered. I should have asked the price before hand, but according to Google the high end cost of getting your animal neutered is $500 on average, so I don't know why they charged me so much. I have no complaints about how the procedure was performed, but still I feel this was a fairly unreasonable price.

posted: 07/01/2023

We have been taking our pets to Stonehenge Veterinary Hospital since 1982. They are an exceptional facility. The doctors and staff are all wonderful. This spring our husky was seriously ill, and I will never forget how compassionate Dr. Smith and the staff were with him and us. She is so very patient with our strong-willed husky, not to mention brilliant as she definitely saved his life. We are forever grateful!

posted: 10/20/2020

We have used Stonehenge Veterinary Hospital for 35 years. They have always provided us with top notch pet care and pet parent care when that has been needed. We have been so satisfied with their pet care, professionalism and pet parent care that we highly recommend them to all our friends and neighbors.

posted: 10/19/2019