Village Vet of Urbana at 3315 Worthington Boulevard in Ijamsville, Maryland

Customer Reviews about Village Vet of Urbana

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  This veterinary clinic is under new management and I was really impressed with my first visit there--with the facility itself and the professionalism of the staff. In the interest of full disclosure, I chose Village Vet of Urbana because one of the best veterinarians in Montgomery County is now on staff there--Dr. Debra Sapcariu. I brought my cat in for an annual checkup, shots, and blood work. My cat is skittish and easily frightened, but she was handled gently and with kindness by the staff, got through her visit with flying colors, and curled up and slept all the way home.
  May 11, 2017

  by Judith Platt
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  Saying Goodbye to My Dixie (with the loving support and canine kindness of Dr. Debra, Kelsey, and Stephanie all others staff members at Village Vet of Urbana) this is Dixie Pooh she was a rescue dog that spent most of her life chained under a truck well until she became the queen at my home. Then one day she became very ill and had to cross the rainbow bridge. She ate something in the woods that made her ill. She was in so much pain and could not breathe. I took her to the Village Vet of Urbana and left her there so she could be checked out. Within an hour they called to tell me that she was extremely ill. I guess when dogs eat something that is poisonous it happens quickly because two days before she was running in the backyard chasing her ball. Dr. Debra said she could try and save her but it would be very costly and doubtful she would live. She did not pressure me either way but said I needed to make the decision. I decided on euthanasia. Kelsey and Stephanie the vet techs were right by my side and crying with me. Dixie, went very quickly smiling up at me. Dr. Debra said something so beautiful when I said, "She never even acted sick other than lack of appetite. I felt terrible that I did not act sooner." She said "Sometimes when dogs have lived a horrific life and then get to become a faithful, loving, companion to someone that loves them back so much." They hang on because they do not want to let go and see you hurt. Now that is a Pet Clinic that truly understand the relationship of how much pets mean to us and we mean to them. Just know this, your love for animals our adopted furry children makes each of thankful for all you do to keep them with us for as long as they can be. When we have to let them go, help us do so in the most benevolent, merciful, sympathetic and loving manner.
  December 25, 2016

  by robin Castle

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