Zarges Animal Clinic

Walked in right at open because my dog was bloated and incapable of walking. She was x-rayed, diagnosed, and promptly prepped for emergency surgery within minutes of getting her info. The swiftness of this vet is unlike anything I've ever seen and I'll be forever grateful for them saving my doggy's life.

I am glad that I went to Zarges Animal Clinic for an ultra sound on my dog. Dr. Zarges and her team were both professional and friendly. There was coffee and treats in the lobby for the animal owners while waiting. My dog left their office in a good mood. The price was very reasonable. I recommend Zarges Animal Clinic.

We left our pet to get surgery on a Saturday and they said to pick her up after they closed and no one was there. Fortunately someone showed up a little late. From my understanding the vet was overall confident and showed care and compassion to my family. Some communication between us and the clinic about lateness would have been appreciated, we though she would have been left alone for days.

accessible vet services, a dedicated, caring staff, and a commitment to pet health and happiness. Nice people. A great leader and vet, Christie. Who cares. More complicated health issues, like any vet clinic, may require more advanced specialists, such as veterinary radiologists with more advanced diagnostic technology. But keep in mind, they have single-handedly saved the lives of more than a couple of my dogs. i respect them immensely. Thank you Zarges, for your great, caring, and compassionate dedication. -- John Anderson. a LOVER of Chesapeake Bay Retrievers. Among the best vets I've dealt with during my 30 years of owning Chesapeake Bay Retrievers. Thank you, Zarges team. Thank you, Christie. I respect you and appreciate you. Open vet appts on Saturday are a HUGE plus.

Dr. Kristi Zarges and her clinic recently attended to our family dog, who is 11 years old and not in good health. We were deeply concerned about his condition and wanted to ensure he received compassionate and professional care. Unfortunately, our experience was marked by responses that felt dismissive and unprofessional. When we shared our concerns about his declining health, Dr. Zarges responded in a way that felt insensitive, and we were taken back by her remarks. Additionally, there was a misunderstanding regarding a family member on a video call, and while we acknowledge that we could have communicated this better, the reaction we received felt disproportionate and lacking in empathy. As we feared the decline in our dogs health, we had a family member on FaceTime in the case that it