I only dropped off flyers for a rescue 5k event. The clinic seemed very clean and very courteous receptionists.
Hometown is the best, we have been going there since Pizza hut, and are totally satisfied! WE MISS YOU, JESSE, lov Chloe, Daisy and Sasha
Bottom line: I do not recommend this vet due to their prices, impersonal service, and pressure towards high-price treatments.We moved to Alexandria in May and chose Hometown Vet due to its nearly five star rating on Google, but the service has not been commensurate of that rating.Our first visit was to cure my dogs ear and foot infection. The techs were nice and their service was efficient. The vet, however, was impersonal and abrasive. She briskly walked into the room, did not bother to introduce herself or even make eye contact, and dove straight into a technical explanation of my dogs condition. She went far beyond my dogs immediate condition and pressured me into hundreds of dollars of treatments to include expensive, optional vaccinations. I succumbed to some of her recommendations, but left the office feeling unwelcome and had the slight feeling of having been swindled whether that is true or not, perception is reality.My girlfriend took the dog for a checkup two weeks later for a follow-up, the vet was satisfied with his progress, and wrote a prescription which we could fill at our leisure without seeing the vet again and paying her fee. His ear infection came back recently with the same symptoms and I returned to Hometown Vet to refill the prescription. They required me to see the vet despite her instructions to refill the prescription, and told me that the dog needed approx. $150 in vaccinations. No dog should cost $100/month in vaccinations that is ridiculous. Since Hometown Vet pressures me into hundreds of dollars in treatments per visit and has not attempted to make me feel welcome, I will no longer use their services.For those servicemembers in the Alexandria area, I visited the Ft. Belvoir veterinary clinic and their medication costs are literally half of what Hometown Vet charges. Belvoir does not accept walk-ins and usually requires a two-week appointment window, but I will use them from now on for routine veterinary services.
Best Veterinary Clinic in Northern Virginia! Knowledgeable and Caring Vets and Staff. I've been a client at many Clinics and Hometown is by far THE Best.
Hometown Veterinary Clinic has been the second home for my pets since I was referred to Dr. Smith in 2001. All three of my doggies have been cared for by her or one of her veterinarians. I have always been pleased and thankful for the services she provided for each of them. In fact, I have never even considered making a change. Dr. Smith is a well educated veterinarian and extremely conscientious in the diagnosis and treatment decisions she makes for our pets. Also, she makes each pet a friend. But she doesn't stop there, she has been so kind and thoughtful whenever I had to lose a pet. She truly cares about everyone. Her staff is efficient and friendly. Sophie, my curent pet, visits Dr. Smith's boarding facility, is always anxious to get there and leaves happy and looking good (Jesse is an excellent groomer). Hometown Veterinary Clinic has my highest recommendation.
Hometown Veterinary Clinic is a UK Veterinary Care based in Alexandria, Scotland. Hometown Veterinary Clinic is located at 6137 Franconia Rd, Alexandria, VA 22310, USA, Alexandria, Scotland 22310, UK.
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