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VCA Greater Savannah Animal Hospital

4.4
(402 reviews)

Business Details

1350 E Derenne Ave, Savannah, GA
31406, United States
(912) 307-4237
https://vcahospitals.com/greater-savannah

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VeterinariansVeterinary Clinics & HospitalsVeterinarian Emergency ServicesPet GroomingPet Boarding & KennelsVCA Animal Hospitals
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VCA Greater Savannah Animal Hospital
1350 E Derenne Ave, Savannah, GA
31406, United States

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Reviews

4.4
402 reviews
5 stars
314
4 stars
31
3 stars
9
2 stars
8
1 star
40

What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Compassionate Care

Many customers praised the staff for their kindness and compassion towards pets, especially during difficult situations.

Communication Issues

Several reviews highlighted problems with communication, including long wait times, lack of follow-up, and unclear explanations of treatment plans.

Pricing Concerns

Customers expressed frustration over perceived high costs and unexpected charges, with some feeling pressured into expensive treatment plans.

Mixed Experiences

While some customers had positive experiences with specific veterinarians, others reported dissatisfaction with the quality of care and handling of their pets.

Facility and Staff Praise

The facility was noted as clean and well-kept, with many reviews complimenting the professionalism and friendliness of the staff.
  • JV
    Jo Virta-Steel
    2 days ago
    1.0
    I had been taking my cats to this practice for years and had wonderful service everytime, which gave me trust in them with the health of my cats. One of my babies had started peeing outside of her litter box so we took her in to the emergency vet where they told us it was a uti and sent us home with some antibiotics and pain medication for her. I will note that the vet that saw her that day is currently under investigation by the veterinary board of Georgia for negligence. We scheduled a follow up appointment at VCA to get her checked out as we had finished the meds, but she was still very lethargic. We booked an appointment with Dr.Sparks, who we hadn’t seen before but she was the only one available and we wanted to get her seen asap. As we had past good experiences, I figured that she would be great as well. I was even told that she was so good she could just “feel if anything was wrong.” At the appointment, my cat was more energetic but she wasn’t herself by any means and we brought her in for a reason. But because she was acting more normal, Dr.Sparks, who seemed to be very disinterested in my baby, told me she might not even need an exam and she wouldn’t want me to pay the fee if she was fine. I said I would like the exam as I wanted to at least have her checked over and felt so we could know if she was ok and improving. Dr.Sparks said ok, left and came back to do the exam. She noted that there seemed to be some stool blocked up but it’s not concerning, we should just make sure she poops. They said the lethargy was normal from the meds and she should improve and sent us home. The exam lasted no longer than five minutes. She did not improve, she was able to poop once but she was still lethargic and wasn’t interested in playing which we expressed to VCA. We were told if her condition didnt improve we should bring her back for in. We booked the soonest appointment but she was still not doing any better so we decided to take her to the emergency vet. They did x-rays and discovered a large tumor in her abdomen as well as pockets of air throughout her tiny body caused by tears in her organs from the tumor. It was too late to save my two year old baby and we had to put her down. We were told by those vets that there was no possibility of it being that large and not being noticeable at the first emergency vet appointment where we got an ultrasound. There is no way of telling if it was discovered earlier we would’ve been able to save her, but regardless not only did that first emergency vet fail her but VCA failed my baby. We followed up with VCA to let them know what happened and my roommate spoke with the manager of VCA. Within our first calls with them they seemed very understanding and sympathetic. They said they would do a review and let us know the results. I didn’t want anyone to lose their job over this, I just wanted some accountability and maybe further training/review for Dr.Sparks and the whole team as they missed something so crucial on my baby. We received word from the manager that they believed they were in no way at fault and the tumor just grew so quickly there was no way it could’ve been detected at the initial vet appointment. This is not true, it isnt what we were told by the emergency vet, who have taken accountability and acknowledged their faults. The response from VCA felt like a slap in the face. Again, I didn’t want anyone fired, I just wanted accountability and further training so this never happened to anyone’s pet again. We don’t know if detecting it at that initial appointment would’ve saved her life but at least we would’ve known that we were gonna have to say goodbye so soon. Before that second call I was open to taking my other two back there, but after that I have lost all trust in VCA. I wasn’t going to leave a review for them as I hoped an internal review would address the issue and help prevent this from happening again, but they dropped the ball. I don’t want them to drop the ball on anyone else’s pet. Coven was my soul cat and I will spend the rest of my life missing my sweet girl.
  • HV
    Hillary Varner
    Feb 9, 2026
    5.0
    My semi-feral cat needed to see a vet, and VCA was amazing. They called to check and see if I needed a sooner appointment, and then when I did arrive they were able to put me in an exam room immediately to reduce my cat’s stress levels. Lindsey the vet tech is the MVP of handling skittish or anxious cats, and she had so much good advice and tips on how to help my cat feel better and take her meds. She also carefully explained all the pricing of the tests and exam I would need. I’ll definitely be bringing my cat back for a checkup in the future.
  • CR
    Christy Rairick
    Nov 6, 2025
    2.0
    Unfortunately have had not great experiences with this veterinary clinic. We have had two vet visits in a row be rescheduled without letting us know causing us to sit and wait for hours. It seems like they are always running behind. Wish others better luck!
  • GK
    Grace Koch
    Oct 29, 2025
    5.0
    Very kind and caring and easy to make quick appointments.
  • IC
    Ivey Carthon
    Oct 18, 2025
    5.0
    Just left VCA with my boyfriend and our pup. Dr Canty, Weslyn and Lindsay are absolutely wonderful, we love coming here.

Frequently Asked Questions About VCA Greater Savannah Animal Hospital

What are the operating hours of VCA Greater Savannah Animal Hospital?

The hospital is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Saturday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and closed on Sundays.

Where is VCA Greater Savannah Animal Hospital located?

It is located at 1350 E Derenne Ave, Savannah, GA 31406, USA.

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