VCA Braelinn Village Animal Hospital - Peachtree City, Georgia

El VCA Braelinn Village Animal Hospital es un hospital veterinario altamente recomendado ubicado en Peachtree City, GA. Su dirección exacta es 1130 Crosstown Ct, Peachtree City, GA 30269. Este centro ofrece una gran variedad de servicios para el cuidado de tus mascotas, incluyendo atención veterinaria, perrera, y peluquería.

El hospital se enorgullece en proporcionar servicios completos en el lugar, con entradas y estacionamientos accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas. Además, los sanitarios también son accesibles para personas con discapacidades. El personal es recomendado por sus excelentes habilidades y conocimientos en el área, y se recomienda concertar una cita previa para una atención más rápida y eficiente.

La opinión media de los clientes es de 4.7/5 según las 316 valoraciones en Google My Business. Los comentarios de los clientes destacan la amabilidad y la profesionalidad del personal, así como la limpieza y la comodidad del lugar.

En el sitio web oficial de VCA Braelinn Village Animal Hospital vcahospitals.com, puedes encontrar información adicional sobre los servicios ofrecidos, el personal, y las políticas del hospital. También puedes concertar una cita y contactar al hospital para obtener más información.

Opiniones de VCA Braelinn Village Animal Hospital

Royce

5/5

I am truly appreciative to have found VCA Braelinn Village Animal Hospital! They are professional, courteous, knowledgeable, and have excellent customer service. My nervous baby was well cared for and I was made aware of each option available every step of the way. They are also a fear-free location and I love that!!

Tracy Szilagyi

5/5

This is my first ever vet experience where I was not stuck in a room for an hour to wait for a vet. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Clean facilities. Pricing is a bit over the top.

Laura Johnson

5/5

My pup had a hotspot and VCA Braelinn Village Animal Hospital was able to get us in to have it looked at despite having a very booked schedule. This was during Covid-19 and a VCA attendant came out to my car and got her and brought her back out to me. They did all the consult and checkout over the phone. Hope this cute pup will be much more comfortable very soon. Thanks VCA!

Rosalind Jackson

5/5

We called VCA Braelinn when our little Bichon was unresponsive after eating something and vomiting. He was really sick. Tracy got us in to see Dr. Schmidt right away. When we got there the team went into action immediately and kept us informed as they worked to stabilize him. I cannot express enough gratitude for the care and compassion they showed for us and our little fur baby. I understand that it's part of the job, but they went above and beyond. Clearly, he was more than just a sick dog to them. They are animal owners and lovers, and we are so grateful to have them take care of our little Kaspyr.

John Kimbell

5/5

Dr Mann and the team here were wonderful. Their care for my old dog was great. They were thoughtful and compassionate.

Amber Pratt

5/5

They took great care of my baby boy. He was not happy about it, but they said he did well once inside.
Thank you for helping my Anakin!!

Thad Stuart

2/5

My German Shepherd injured her leg/hip chasing a deer. I called VCA and told them what happened and that I wasn't sure if my girl had a sprained her ankle, had a fracture, or a dislocated hip. I asked the lady who answered the phone if they would be able to see my dog that day and give her x-rays and do whatever was necessary to treat her appropriately. The lady's exact response was "absolutely, bring her over as soon as you can and call us when you get here and give us your parking spot number." Once I arrived after driving an hour one way (2 hours round trip) i called them and they said they would be right out. However, it took them 40 minutes to come outside to get my dog. In retrospect, that should have been a sign to go somewhere else. Once finally inside and overlooked by the vet, she informs me that they were too busy that day to do X-rays or do any further treatment for my hurt dog. Keep in mind, my dog is in serious pain at this point! Really? How is a vet ever too busy to treat a dog when one of her staff told me to drive all the way there and they would do whatever was necessary to render care? If I were a vet, I'd stay late if I had to. the animals would come first or at least I'd train my front office staff to not make fake promises to clients. The vet said they were going to try to refer me to one of the Blue Pearl vet hospitals or the Auburn veterinarian college. However she later said they couldn't get through on the phone to Auburn, so I could risk it if I wanted to to drive there but no guarantees. Auburn would have been another 1.5 hour drive, or 3 hours round trip. The vet said one of the Blue Pearl facilities was at capacity already and couldn't see my dog she said the other Blue Pearl was open but they may not have the specialist needed to treat my dog if she had a fracture. U asked the VCA vet If she could at least X-ray my dog so we'd know what treatment would be needed, and she said no At the end of the day VCA charged me upwards of $400 for the shot for pain management and a couple bottles of additional painkillers for us to go home with. I called VCA first thing Monday morning and asked for a referral to Blue Pearl which I personally was able to get through to. The lady at VCAs front desk told me that I would have to wait 24 hours to get a referral because the vet that saw my dog on Saturday was off that day, even though there were other vets working that morning at VCA. Naturally I lashed out and I told her I thought that was BS and they were unnecessarily causing my dog to continue to suffer. Only after I called them out, did the vet technician, who assisted on Saturday send over the referral to the hospital. BTW, the vet tech, Taylor was fantastic. More than I can say for receptionist or vet. Ultimately my dog had successful surgery elsewhere. But I don't think VCA aided us in any meaningful way, other than expensive pain killers.. VCA shouldn't tell people they can do X-rays and render care when they can't. I made a 2-hour road trip only to be charged almost $400 for a few days of pain management. Then I had to deal with a bunch of BS just to get a referral to see another veterinarian who could actually treat my dog. So I hope your experience is better but my personal experience with VCA left a lot to be desired!

dawn Sherry

5/5

My dogs, three over twenty years experienced excellent care. The doctor's and staff were always kind, knowledgeable and up to date on medication and treatment.