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WCVC was opened in September 1970, offering quality veterinary care in Front Royal and Warren County, Virginia. In 1985 we opened our north location. Since then our practice has continued to grow and we have renovated and rebuilt both of our facilities. Recently we have combined the two locations north and south under one name, Warren County Veterinary Clinic to better serve you and your pets. Both of our clinics offer complete pet health care in a professional and friendly environment. We understand your pet holds a valued place in your life and your heart so we have made it our goal to respect and honor this special bond by providing the best possible care for your pet.
Location
Warren County Veterinary Clinic
8506 Winchester Rd, Front Royal, VA
22630, United States
Hours
Reviews
4.6
205 reviews
5 stars
165
4 stars
25
3 stars1
2 stars2
1 star
12
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Compassionate Care
Many customers praised the staff for their compassionate and caring treatment of pets, especially during difficult times.
Staff Performance
While some reviews highlighted excellent staff interactions, others noted issues with specific veterinarians, particularly regarding communication and bedside manner.
Wait Times
Several customers expressed frustration with long wait times for appointments, indicating a need for better management of scheduling.
Emergency Services
The clinic received positive feedback for accommodating emergency situations and fitting pets in for urgent care.
Mixed Experiences
Overall, experiences varied widely, with some customers expressing satisfaction while others reported significant concerns about care and communication.
- BCBailey CrookeJan 7, 20261.0I took our dog here on 12/23, she has been regurging 10-15 a day. We met dr. Wright, did X-rays and a very brief ultrasound. Which apparently showed nothing special. She diagnosed our dog (8 years old) with mega esophagus and told me that if I felt it was not going to be manageable she wouldn’t blame me if I came back on Friday to have her euthanized. The next 4 days were a true nightmare. Our dog continued to regurg and the night of Christmas Eve the smell turned absolutely FOUL like sewage. We spent the next 3 days at valley emergency vet. I called back dr. Wright on Friday to let her know where things were at she assured me that in her 25 years she had NEVER seen a dog who had a blockage regurg, only throw up. She doubled down on her feeling that this was a complex issue we couldn’t fix. Valley emergency vet techs pushed us (kindly) and basically begged us not to put her down and told us regurg 100% can happen with blockages. Sure enough she had a blockage. I am so upset that my concern for blockage on 12/23 was dismissed and our dog suffered for another 4 days until she was properly treated. Complete negligence, our whole Christmas week was not able to be enjoyed for a problem that could have been resolved 12/23 had she told me there was still a chance that their xray and ultrasound capabilities were unable to detect that there still could be a blockage. I spoke with management this week. While he asked if my dog was okay the concern didn’t seem like it was that important to him.
- KRKitty RobbinsAug 10, 20255.0The staff is excellent ! They took excellent care of my pup!
- SPStephanie PressonJul 31, 20255.0Huge shout out to Warren County Veterinary Clinic for being so amazing with my dogs, and especially my nervous boy, Archie. 💜 Made taking my nervous boy-o to his doggie dental appointment nice and easy, with laughs and one chill pupper. "Don't worry, mama just has five arms" will stay in my mind forever. 🤣 Kisses given, and priority surgery time for my nervous boy, all examples of the amazing care they give tailored to your dog's needs.
- PLPaul LarrimoreJun 18, 20251.0We were late, granted but said they would fit us in. Waited 2 hours, finally taken back. Was just there, first time for shot and nail clipping. Told front desk just moved and didn't have records. They said fine no problem can bring them in with second dog in afternoon. Once back set up but then vet, female, came in and said she needed the records. We could go home and find or have vet last used to send them. So we went back out, had staff call for records. They received in 20 min, was told they get us back in now. Waited another 1 almost 2 hours. When asked how much longer they told us they didn't know. Waited another half hour then decided to leave. Another lady came in after us and she came out complaining they left her and her pet in back half hour in room and no one had seen her yet. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THEM. Doctor was arrogant when she came in about the records and made it a point to mention CAUSE WE WERE LATE. Appointment was for 9 am we got there 45 min late. Willing to wait but they made NO effort to service us.VEt said we could bring papers in the afternoon with other pet. We left told them we were not coming back. Again WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THEM AT ALL. They could have done much better.
- CNColleen NappiJan 24, 20255.0My 10 year old lab needed dental surgery and I was very anxious about the process as she is an older dog. The procedure was smooth and the doctor called me when the plans changed during the procedure. Everything was explained clearly and he helped me make the best decision for my dog. When I went to pick her up the doctor reviewed everything with me, showed me x-rays, and answered all my questions. I really appreciate how caring the staff was and the outcome was excellent! Highly recommend this practice if you want caring staff and competent doctors 😊
Frequently Asked Questions About Warren County Veterinary Clinic
What is the address of Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
Warren County Veterinary Clinic is located at 8506 Winchester Rd, Front Royal, VA 22630, USA.
What are the clinic hours for Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
The clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Saturday from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM, and closed on Sundays.
How can I schedule an appointment at Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
You can schedule an appointment online through their website or contact them by phone at +1 540-635-3299.
What types of pets does Warren County Veterinary Clinic provide care for?
They provide care for dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, ferrets, reptiles, turtles, and other small pets and rodents.
What veterinary services are offered at Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
Services include surgery, dental care, cancer treatment, intensive care, vaccinations, lab testing, X-rays, microchipping, emergency care, grooming, and more.
Does Warren County Veterinary Clinic offer emergency veterinary services?
Yes, they provide emergency services and have emergency care and an emergency pet hospital available.
What pet products can I purchase at Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
They offer grooming supplies, animal health supplies, pet foods, vitamins, veterinary supplies, vaccines, flea and tick control, and medications.
Are walk-ins accepted at Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
Yes, walk-ins are welcome, and they also offer reservations, curbside drop off, and curbside pick up services.
What nearby veterinary clinics are close to Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
Nearby veterinary clinics include Cedarville Veterinary Clinic and another branch of Warren County Veterinary Clinic.
What nearby places of interest could I visit before or after my appointment at Warren County Veterinary Clinic?
You could visit The McKay Home, a local historical building and attraction, or worship at nearby Green Valley Baptist Church or Cornerstone Christian Fellowship.
Are there convenient services near Warren County Veterinary Clinic that I can use along with my visit?
Yes, nearby services include a gas station like Sunoco and a financial service office like Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Greg Demski.