Aberdeen Animal Hospital

"Aberdeen Animal Hospital (Dr C & staff) took amazing care of my cat Cubbie for nearly 20 years. In addition to her routine checkups my cat encountered various ailments and needs over the course of her life. Dr C and staff were always professional, transparent, and delicate in providing care. I highly recommend Aberdeen Animal Hospital."

"Great vet! He does not double book and all of his attention is on your pet. Vet even comes out afterwards by the front desk to see if you have additional questions. Place is clean and immaculate. Staff is well trained and very nice"

"Dr Dean and his veterinary team are top tier, truly. We had an emergency with our pet ozzy and he was able to accommodate us immediately for X-rays, blood work, and a treatment plan that was best suited for our cat. He even called around a bunch of vet offices to see who could see our cat the soonest as he needed surgery. We have been taking our pets to Aberdeen for years now and have always been impressed with the level of care, attentiveness, and kindness provided by all vet staff. Thank you guys for seeing our little guy a day before Christmas, I am forever grateful!"

"had a problem with my cat, I called to ask a question. If they can please show some compassion and just ask the doctor for some advice or what they recommend, I told them what was wrong with my cat. I took her to a vet on Saturday. They knew all the info I knew.They told me they were all booked up and could not help me. I pleaded with them, They told me again take my cat to an emergency room. Again I told them I took her to a hospital , I just wanted advice to make sure my cat was not hurt or become hurt. No compassion here. These positive reviews are all fake. They encourage or guilt customers to leave good"

"The only reason I am giving 1 star is for the vet himself, otherwise I’d give zero. I have a 9 month old Siberian Husky puppy. We have gone to this vet and more often than not the problems lie with the receptionists and vet techs. I took her to get her stitches out after her spay. She is a very anxious dog so I knew it would be difficult. What I did not know is that they would be taking the stitches out in the lobby of the office. They excepted me to hold her down which I tried to do, but as anxious as she was, that couldn’t be attained. As my dog snipped at the vet tech because of how scared she was, she directed the other woman to grab a muzzle. While they struggled to put the muzzle on her, the vet tech Amanda pulled her collar back tight in a very aggressive way. They then pushed her onto the floor to get her stitches out and ridiculed me about where I take her to get her training done. Please keep in mind that this was all done in the LOBBY of the office. How is it ok to take stitches out without wearing gloves, in a non sterile environment? They have been nothing but rude and empathetic and constantly remind me that “she’s a husky, she’s fine”. While I’m well aware of the type of breed I own, I will not tolerate someone treating me like a child and expecting me to do their job, while throwing my dog around like a rag doll. Do yourself a favor and take your animal elsewhere that has empathy and understands. While Dr. C is great at what he does, his condensing, snobby, and rude assistants will never lay a finger on my dog again."