Anonymous
Post 05/13/2026 20:35     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Two Sisters Vets, a mobile vet practice based in Kensington. I cannot say enough good things about them, especially the wonderfully compassionate end of life care they provided my dog. I am not a fan of Dr. Perl.


What don't you like about him? I find him great, but then my dog has been mostly healthy, so we don't see him often.

He was curt and dismissive to the point of being rude the few times I had him come out to look at my ailing dog, who was terrified of cars.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2026 16:18     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Anonymous wrote:Two Sisters Vets, a mobile vet practice based in Kensington. I cannot say enough good things about them, especially the wonderfully compassionate end of life care they provided my dog. I am not a fan of Dr. Perl.


What don't you like about him? I find him great, but then my dog has been mostly healthy, so we don't see him often.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2026 16:11     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Anonymous wrote:Bumping! Looking for a new practice in Montgomery County or nearby. Would consider Columbia, Olney, even Frederick. Thank you!

Fox Chapel Animal Hospital in Germantown.
Anonymous
Post 05/13/2026 16:09     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Two Sisters Vets, a mobile vet practice based in Kensington. I cannot say enough good things about them, especially the wonderfully compassionate end of life care they provided my dog. I am not a fan of Dr. Perl.
Anonymous
Post 05/12/2026 15:05     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Bumping! Looking for a new practice in Montgomery County or nearby. Would consider Columbia, Olney, even Frederick. Thank you!
Anonymous
Post 03/08/2026 10:14     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
I love the team at Alpine Vet so much. I wish Dr Sartain could be my doctor.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 18:11     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Anonymous wrote:We're going to Liberty Falls Vet in Potomac, MD.

I was going to recommend Liberty Falls with a caveat. We like the practice and it’s convenient for us but I feel like they’re a bit on the expensive side. We switched from Nebel St after Dr Hambright retired. He always presented all our options without pressure and their prices were less than Liberty Falls. We also had to push back a bit against some recommendations we simply can’t afford.

We miss Dr. Hambright a lot but I cannot recommend Nebel St without him. It seem to be corporate owned and the old vets left.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 17:23     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
I don't love union vet but I am satisfied with them and they are cheaper than many other places. One of their former vets dr. Perry now has perry paws, a mobile vet. She was very good but I am too cheap to pay what she's charging, which is more than union vet.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 15:49     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Highly recommend Arlington Animal Hospital. It is just off Columbia Pike about a mile past the pentagon. Dr. Jones is the best and so compassionate. The prices are reasonable. We went to Cherrydale for years but the prices were ridiculous. Dr Jones is far more responsive and his staff is great.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 15:49     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Been very happy with Park Potomac Vet
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 15:42     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Anonymous wrote:I love my vet, Cherrydale Vet in Arlington, VA. Very high quality care (especially Dr Sunny House Timke). The best care, really. I started taking my pets there years ago when I lived in Arlington, and I've moved much farther out, and still take them there even though it's a long drive.

The prices are not lower, they are relatively high, but I believe I have saved thousands in the long run because they are truly dedicated to giving you options and straight talk about what you do need to do and what you don't need to spend. Many times I've been told "We could do this, but it costs X amount, and I don't think it is worth it at this point." I appreciate that soooo much.


This!! Dr. House is AMAZING! And so funny. I look forward to vet appointments.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 15:31     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
My cat almost died because of negligence at palisades vet - I suspect it was to delay the appropriate treatment so I could come back the next day and spend a ton more money to get the treatment I should have received during the first visit. However, they are one of the few clinics in dc that is not corporate owned, so I really do not know what to do.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 13:04     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Anonymous wrote:If it were super easy to have a profitable vet clinic with lower prices and a manageable life balance, don’t you think a lot of vets would do that? I don’t understand what people are imagining.



Many vet-owned offices still remain -- it isn't "super easy," in fact it is hard. But they still exist. People don't need to "imagine" anything, they exist if you can find them.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 13:02     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
I love my vet, Cherrydale Vet in Arlington, VA. Very high quality care (especially Dr Sunny House Timke). The best care, really. I started taking my pets there years ago when I lived in Arlington, and I've moved much farther out, and still take them there even though it's a long drive.

The prices are not lower, they are relatively high, but I believe I have saved thousands in the long run because they are truly dedicated to giving you options and straight talk about what you do need to do and what you don't need to spend. Many times I've been told "We could do this, but it costs X amount, and I don't think it is worth it at this point." I appreciate that soooo much.
Anonymous
Post 03/06/2026 12:59     Subject: Do your love your DC-area vet?
Rock creek Home Vet. Doctors are awesome. You’ll pay a bit more but with that many pets you will love the convenience of them coming to your house to do four check ups in one fell swoop.