VCA All Animal Hospital of Orange Park

Reviews

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  Kelly McPherson

  Mar 3, 2026
  5.0
  Dr. Thomas and her team have been wonderful with my pups! They have helped me navigate health issues with my older shih tzu, as well as welcoming a new dachshund puppy. Communication is always great and they have their processes down. The office stays busy, but I’ve always felt like they make us feel like the only client in the building. I recently relocated and I know it won’t be easy to find a team that provides as great of care as VCA Orange Park does!!
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  Israel Deleon

  Jan 2, 2026
  5.0
  I love this place it a bit out the way for me but the staff are great.
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  Emmalee Hernandez (Emmalee)

  Nov 20, 2025
  5.0
  I want to say I appreciate the love, understanding, and care you gave my cat Otis. He was a good man who didn't make it, but they tried everything. Their care and compassion went above and beyond. You will find good and caring people here for your loved ones. Thank you again.
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  Brandon

  Nov 3, 2025
  1.0
  It’s unbelievable — if you lose your pet and someone takes it to VCA Orange Park, even if it’s microchipped in your name, they’ll just change the name to the person who brought it in. All so they can get paid for the services. And they justify it like it’s okay — saying it’s the owner’s fault for not looking hard enough. What a shame. What’s the point of a microchip then? We’re told it’s supposed to protect our pets and help bring them home, but if a clinic can just switch the name and not even bother to contact the person listed on the chip, that’s not protection — that’s greed. They don’t even check or call the microchip company to confirm ownership. They just take the person’s word for it. No questions asked, no phone call to the real owner, no effort to reunite a family. That’s beyond careless — it’s heartless. And the worst part? VCA is a corporate company. That means it’s all about money, not compassion. The focus isn’t on reuniting pets with the families who love them — it’s on how to make a profit. Greed has replaced empathy, and that’s why they look the other way when something like this happens. They hand over a lost animal to whoever walks in and claim it’s “legal.” But a lost pet isn’t property for profit — it’s family. We trust these clinics to care, to do the right thing, to protect the animals we love — not to take advantage of people who are already brokenhearted. The system is supposed to help, not hurt. And when a corporate company treats compassion like a business transaction, everyone loses — especially the animals who can’t speak for themselves.
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  E L

  Oct 29, 2025
  5.0
  I cannot express enough how grateful I am to have Dr. Runnfeldt as my pet’s surgeon and general veterinarian. Our family has been going to this office since the 80’s and there definitely a reason. Every Dr we have seen over the years has been very knowledgeable and professional. Thank you to the Drs like Dr. Runnfeldt and the support staff like Kelly. We appreciate you.

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