Raleigh-Durham Veterinary Hospital

Do NOT pay attention to any five star review posted here. I brought my dog in for a 3:00 appointment and was basically just brushed off and given some estimate numbers for a price before he even was given blood work. I profusely told the assistant on hand, Ryan, that my dog has had 3 prior seizures before visiting and was told because I was "ineligible" to sign some paperwork there was nothing they could do for him that day. Even though they were told before the appointment I am authorized to sign any paperwork I need to.This place didn't even recommend a medication for him, they told me they didn't think it was necessary. Even after I made it crystal clear my dog has a seizure disorder. Do NOT take your pets here, it's completely obvious they couldn't care less about them. I was also expe

All the techs and Dr. Hedges are awesome! They got to know my cats and enjoy seeing them! It's always a good experience going in, even during difficult visits. There is a level of trust and confidence coming here. Thanks for that.

Can't say enough great things about the staff at Raleigh Durham veterinary. The care I received for my senior girl from everyone over the years was caring, straightforward, knowledgeable and compassionate. I brought my senior dog here from Banfield and it was by far the best decision I made for her health.

I brought my dog to Raleigh Durham vet because he ate an entire rotisserie chicken and was vomiting. Dr.Caires reviewed the plan of care in detail. She reviewed best case and worst case. The staff was understanding and kept me informed throughout the day about my dogs progress and the plan for discharge. My discharge instructions were clear about how to proceed. Due to the excellent care my dog received he was able to pass the blockage without surgery and is now recovered. I would recommend Raleigh Durham Veterinary Hospital.

I wish I had something positive to say, but my experience here was devastating. My 3-month-old puppy had a sudden accident, he fell on his back, became immobile, and was struggling to breathe. My mom and I rushed him to this hospital because it was the closest hospital vet we could find (10m away) When we arrived, there was no one in the lobby. Eventually, a staff member came out, I explained the emergency, and the doctor briefly looked at him. The doctor immediately said my puppy needed oxygen because she could hear loquid in his lungs, but then told me she could not treat him because her ONLY oxygen tank was already being used to prep another dog for surgery she said she had already started anesthesia and told me she could not “kill another dog to save this one” and told us to drive to