VCA Adirondack Animal Hospital

Staff are all very friendly and compassionate. My dog is mouthy and high energy and they accommodate her every time. I highly recommend this vet office for your fur baby’

I wish i could properly put into words what this place means to me. They have helped me greatly in my time of HIGH stress. The people at the front desk are empathetic, kind, respectful, and extremely helpful. The tech was very sweet and kind and did her job well. Made sure no stones we left unturned. And made sure we left with everything needed and no questions. Dr. Wright was AMAZING. She was so patient with me as i was trying to relay info to my husband. She went over everything and gave me all the options to consider. She made sure we looked into everything to help with my dogs situation, and i would be greatly appreciative to her for that! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who has a need for their fur babies!

I brought my dog Bubble to this VCA hospital, whose address I provided above. During my visit, I felt my concerns were ignored, which I believe contributed to my dog Bubble passing away on Sunday, October 26th, 2025. I am distressed that, when I expressed concerns about her condition, the doctor did not investigate further. I believe my dog's death was due to the doctor's negligence, and I feel he should be suspended.

Dr.jones is literally the most amazing man. Exactly the hands of care that you want your pet to be in. Every time I have been in you can see how gentle he is with your pet, and he really makes you comfortable by explaining diagnosis’s to you and answering questions without making you feel rushed. Vet bills are always expensive but I find that they will try their best to work with you and amongst your treatment options, suggest the most important so you are not breaking the bank.

VCA Adirondack Animal Hospital The kitten killers Here comes a rant. I brought my newly found stray to VCA on Ridge road in Queensbury. She was malnourished, but very energetic and healthy otherwise. She was given her first exam where she weighed out at 1 pound 3 ounces. She was aged somewhere between 6-8 weeks. I was told her teeth were healthy, she was most likely a bit underweight for her age which was understandable consider her unfortunate circumstances before we had met. She did however have a flea and tick problem. The vet gave me a dose of revolution to take home that is applied on the back of the neck. She directed me to give her another bath in order to get the remaining “flea dirt” out of her fur, and then apply the revolution flea and tick treatment as instructed once she w