IVe taken my dog there 3 times before and each time the person seemed to talk down to you and they would charge outrageously each time of being over $400 and once almost 200 just for her to be looked at and be told what i had already known to be going on. Then i call to ask for some advice on something since i dont have the money right now to pay just for her to be looked at and i was told that the vets were on lunch but they would call me back and the guy asked what it was i needed help with. So i explained the story of what was going on and was told they would call when they got back and i have yet to hear back.

Found VCA to be very professional in the way they handle my two Labs. Most recently, one of our dogs had a dental clean operation. They kept us informed every step of the procedure as several teeth had to be extracted. The operation was a total success! I also appreciate the fact that they were helpful in assisting me with the paperwork involved. I found every aspect of VCA to be efficient and pleasant.

My dog was seen twice within 3 days. Both times I was told that her lungs were clear. She was given a full blood work-up, fluids and 3 medications. Total bill was $550. Plus they wanted to clean her teeth. 3 days later, she was worse. Took her to another vet. Diagnosis: Lung Cancer with 1 month to live. All medication given by this vet were unnecessary. I also found out their charges were way out of line. Go somewhere else.

I only wish I had made this my regular vet. After a horrible visit to Fuquay Veternary Hospital, I had to make the heart breaking decision to put my dog down because the Doctor at FVH did not care about how life threatening my dog's condition was. I took him to VCA to be euthanized and the staff could not have been more sympathetic and kind-hearted. They truly cared about my dog and what I was going through. They let me spend as much time with him as I needed before and after he was put down and did not push me to hurry with the procedure when I almost backed out. They made a foot print of my dog with clay for me to take home and even had his name on it. That was so touching and personal. And just the other day I received a card in the mail from VCA with signatures and sympathies from the employees. I only wish I had gone here before my dog's condition got so bad. I highly recommend VCA and I will surely bring any future pets to this location.

I had a 7 month old kitten, started with constipation from eating Scoop Away. She had blood work, x-rays, enemas, fluids, several types of medications, both injections and prescription; one even a specially compounded drug only Walgreen's in Apex could make. She continued to get worse. I returned 5 more times, each time she was worse and started to fail neurologically, wobbling and losing conrtol of her back legs, and refusing to eat or drink. I spent $2,001 with this vet, only to have her euthanized in the end for a steep price of $218 additional, for a total of $2,219. Not only did this take an emotional toll but an extreme financial one as well. I am now struggling to pay a monthly Care Credit payment on a kitten I no longer have. At some point in time, a vet has to suggest or state outright, there is little more we can do and you need to consider euthanizing your pet. I was acting on emotion, as all of us do with our pets, and would have done anything to save Mallory, but in the end, despite all the bills, syringe feedings, vet visits, I could not save her.