Long-term clients keep returning for the rapport between staff and pets, especially with named vets like Dr. Bechtold, Dr. Herman, and Dr. Sweet. Reviewers praise quick appointment slots, reasonable prices, and the team's patience with fearful or abused animals; one owner avoided costly surgery through conservative treatment and paid $1,500 instead of $6,000-$8,000.
Review evidence is very limited: only 2 ratings (3.0 average, split evenly between five-star and one/two-star) with no text. The business claims to offer general care, dental services, and preventive wellness since 1947.
Three five-star reviews praise Dr. Herman for skilled, caring treatment across multiple pets and challenging situations. Reviewers highlight his compassionate handling of end-of-life decisions and steady availability over decades.
VetCare delivers consistently strong outcomes: Dr. Spiegel identified allergies missed by others, Dr. Feldman consulted CSU specialists for complex cases, and staff handle anxious pets with patience. The clinic runs on time, maintains clean spaces, and vets listen without pushing unnecessary services. Two complaints surface: end-of-life exam charges felt callous during an emotionally difficult moment, and some reviewers note price jumps and perceive newer staff as less skilled than Dr. Feldman, the clinic's original veterinarian. Multiple named doctors (Spiegel, Feldman, Waldbaum, Fishman) come praised for tailored care: one examined a dog on the floor due to mobility issues, another researched immune conditions rather than defaulting to standard treatment. Exotic care earned recognition for keeping a water dragon overnight and providing discharge instructions. Patients travel 30 minutes for Dr. Feldman specifically. First exam carries a $40 discount.
Last updated 2026-07-07