Insider Pages Reviews for VCA Orchard Plaza Animal Hospital

1 Stars: VCA is the most expsensive vet in town. (by A H.)

A H. — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 19:58:00 GMT

Bottom line -- VCA is the most expensive vet in town. The quality of care is ok, but their #1 concern is money, not your pet. If you want true, honest quality care, find a different vet who doesn't have dollar signs in their eyes when you bring your pet in for an exam. The staff is friendly, yes, but doesn't excuse the mark-up on prescription prices and xray costs and infinite add-ons to any procedure that are not necessary but they make it sound as if they are in your pets best interest.. just not your pockets, unfortunately.

5 Stars: Great Vets (by Gretchen F.)

Gretchen F. — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 23:43:00 GMT

I was very happy with this office. The staff was friendly and made me feel welcome. The doctor was great with my pet and took very good care of my cat. I highly recommend this office.

5 Stars: The Best (by Nancy D.)

Nancy D. — Tue, 01 May 2007 09:25:00 GMT

I was a loyal client of Dr. Wong's until I had to move away. She helped my animals and ME through many tough times from regular checkups to illness, a broken back and euthanasia. She and Orchard Plaza Animal Hospital are the best I have ever dealt with anywhere and anytime. I just wish they had been able to move with me. I highly recommend them to everyone.

4 Stars: Crowded but worth the wait (by Amit K.)

Amit K. — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 15:06:00 GMT

Vca Orchard Plaza Animal Hospital has great, experienced and knowledgable veterinarians. Great people who understand their practice well. They are knowledgable and do their job right. You also get supplies and accessories here at pretty competitive prices

PROS: Great people who understand their practice well.
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3 Stars: Hit or Miss (by Christy C.)

Christy C. — Thu, 06 Oct 2005 19:20:00 GMT

Depending on who you get and whether you get the actual vet or an assistant really plays into how good your visit will go. We have been for a few things, the first was kennel cough shortly after we brought her home from the shelter. This was diagnosed immediately and taken care of. The second time was due to a food allergy and we had MANY expensive unnecessary tests done for mites and other problems only to find out it really was just a food allergy.