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Monday: 8:30AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM - 7PM
Thursday: 8:30AM - 7PM
Friday: 8:30AM - 6PM
Saturday: 9AM - 3PM
Sunday: 10AM - 2PM
Queen Village Animal Hospital is a reputable veterinary facility known for its accommodating appointment times and easy parking in the area. The staff, including Patrick, Geoffrey, Brandi, Cory, Rita, Andréa, Blair, and Bill, are friendly and attentive, providing good care for pets. Dr. Goldner and Dr. Hange are highly regarded for their expertise and kindness. The hospital is appreciated for its affordability and its approach of avoiding unnecessary tests, as well as allowing owners to accompany their pets during appointments. Many pet owners feel comfortable with the overall experience, although some have noted occasional issues with staff interactions. Despite this, the clinic remains a top choice for pet owners seeking excellent care from the start to the end of their pets' lives, with the recent addition of Dr. Collata, who has earned praise for her care since 3 months of age.
We've been taking our dog here for years and have always had a great experience. Dr. Goldner is a truly outstanding clinician—knowledgeable, thorough, and clearly deeply committed to animal care.
Compassionate, knowledgeable staff and clean, well-run clinic. Appointments aren’t rushed, front desk staff are friendly and responsive, and appointments are easy to schedule. While they’re often busy, operations are efficient with little to no wait time. Dr. Suzanne Hange is especially wonderful. My dog was born with physical anomalies resulting in symptoms that were challenging to diagnose. Dr. Hange got to the root of his issues and clearly explained his condition. I appreciate her suggesting minimally invasive treatment as a first step over more aggressive options. High standard of care and highly recommended!
I didn’t have to wait at all, and they were very kind to my dog during the vaccination process. They even had peanut butter, which helped a lot. The technician clearly loves animals, and my dog didn’t seem to be in pain after the vaccine like he has been during vaccines in the past