Abingdon Animal Medical Center Inc.

Address: 19586 Dennison Drive Abingdon, VA 24211 United States

Post: 24211

State: Virginia

County: Washington

City: Abingdon

Phone: +61 (27) 6628 9655

Site: https://www.myabingdonvet.com

Rating: 4.6

Category:

Veterinarian

Pet boarding service

Pet groomer

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The staff and grooming service are also top notch!.
We have a large pack of small dogs and this vet has been amazing with them.
They offer everything- boarding, grooming, veterinary care and surgery.

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Abingdon Animal Medical Center Inc. in Abingdon, VA with 2 Vets: AAHA-accredited, Board Certified doctors & hospital provide the finest care for your pet.

List Of Veterinarians working in Abingdon Animal Medical Center Inc. in Abingdon, VA:

Dr Kathy Gene O'Neal
Dr Walter Smith

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K.S. Dr. O'Hara and his staff are wonderful. Our sweet girl gets very nervous around other pets and people and they do so well with her and make her feel comfortable. I could say so many other positive things about this office. Thank you for always taking the best care of our girl.

L.B. My friend referred me to them and I’m very pleased with their services. I will continue to take my dog to them. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

E.V. Dr O’Hara is the absolute best. He is not only an impressive Dr, but he also truly loves his patients. He goes above and beyond every time.

L.W. We absolutely love Dr. O'Hara and his Wonderful Staff! Our Fur babies love them as well! Dr. O'Hara is an Excellent and very experienced Doctor. He is thorough and extremely knowledgeable. All Dr. O'Hara's staff are so Caring and Genuine. We highly recommend them and are so happy to have found Dr. O'Hara.

L.T. I have really enjoyed our experiences there. Dr. O'Hara is absolutely wonderful and very informative, also his staff is extremely nice. I really feel like they care about my boy! We will definitely be going back in the future.

R. Today was a dark day, Our sweet boy Ozzy who we thought got injured randomly and without explanation turned out to have an Osteosarcoma. He was too sweet and young for such a grim fate (approx 2yrs). While many vets out there give you the bad news and tell you what you should do in more of a commanding sense, Dr. O'Hara isn't like that. He showed us the scans, explained what we were looking at, and that he even got a second opinion over the scans due to the statistical anomaly this presented. He then explained our options forward, even those that were not in Ozzy'sbest interest. Dr. O'Hara seems to understand compassionate care better than even most medical practitioners whom deal with humans daily.. I would not willingly take any of our other furbabies to any other vet in the foreseeable future after this experience.