Vca Columbia Animal Hospital At Centre Park

Vca Columbia Animal Hospital At Centre Park is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Columbia, Maryland, located at 8895 Centre Park Dr Suite AB. The clinic treats dogs and cats. On Google, it has a 4.7/5 rating from 265 reviews.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Wellness examinations (including puppy wellness visits)
•In-clinic handling support during visits, such as cleaning a pet after a carrier accident

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

One veterinarian is mentioned by name in reviews: Dr. Nancy Kelso.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.7/5 rating across 265 reviews. Recent comments include praise for gentle, helpful handling during visits and positive overall impressions. A critical review describes concern about how a potential hip issue was communicated during a wellness exam, noting that subsequent orthopedic testing did not support the initial level of concern and expressing a preference for clearer referral to specialists when appropriate.

Reviews for Vca Columbia Animal Hospital At Centre Park

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 265 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

O'shay

3 weeks ago

They were great with my and my baby Cleopatra and they even cleaned her up after an accident in her carrying case

Rob S

2 months ago

Maria Williams

BEST VET... HANDS DOWN!!!!

Jennifer L

3 months ago

L S

Dr. Nancy Kelso evaluated our puppy during a wellness exam and stated that he had a hip issue. We left the appointment believing our puppy had a significant life altering problem. The PennHIP results reported a distraction index of 0.42 (the German Shepherd breed average is 0.41), with **no radiographic evidence of osteoarthritis**. The board-certified radiologist's report described **normal femoral head coverage** and also noted normal findings for the spine, forelimbs, and hind limbs. I believe families are better served when veterinarians acknowledge the limits of a general wellness examination and recommend referral to a specialist before leaving owners with the impression that their young dog has a serious, life-altering problem. Our experience resulted in significant worry, additional expense, and unnecessary emotional stress before objective orthopedic testing provided a much more reassuring assessment. I hope this practice places greater emphasis on referrals for concerns that they do not specialize in so families don't experience what we did.