West River Valley Vet Services

West River Valley Vet Services is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Newfane, Vermont, located at 720 VT-30. It treats dogs and cats. Recent feedback commonly mentions a clean facility and caring staff, with one review raising concerns about a missed orthopedic diagnosis.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs
•Veterinary care for cats
•Euthanasia support (mentioned in a review)
•Orthopedic evaluation and treatment discussions (mentioned in a review related to an ACL injury)
•In-clinic injections (“shots” mentioned in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available, though one reviewer described prices as below average for a veterinary office.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Heidi and Dr. Winot.

Reviews

West River Valley Vet Services has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 61 reviews. Positive comments describe compassionate care, a very clean facility, and being seen, diagnosed, and treated quickly. One negative review describes a situation where an ACL tear was thought to be arthritis and treatment was started before a specialist repair, while also noting that the vet techs were wonderful.

Reviews for West River Valley Vet Services

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 61 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Erika Goldstein

6 months ago

Wonderful care for my dogs!!

Denise Beck

10 months ago

Awesome staff...very clean facility...wonderful with my pets! My primary residence in in NJ, but prefer to have my dog cared for here.

Ea Maples

1 year ago

Wonderful vet ❤️

Laura Maturo

2 years ago

Highly recommend Dr Heidi and her staff. Very no nonsense vet office - you are seen quickly, diagnosed quickly and treated quickly, all with compassion and care. Prices are incredibly affordable for a vets office. We had to put down one of our cats and Dr Heidi was very understanding and fit us in that day so he didn't suffer longer. She said goodbye to him as well, which meant a lot to see a vet show that level of empathy.

Ann McCann

The vet techs here are wonderful; that's why I didn't give one star - or a negative number! Our dog, with one acl surgical repair, 6 years before, was running across the field, put his leg in a woodchuck hole and screamed. He could barely limp. Anyone who's seen a dog with an acl tear knows what they look like. Dr. Winot told us she was positive it was arthritis, and ordered expensive shots. He had a nearly complete tear, that was repaired by a competent specialist. I could never recommend a vet who can't diagnose such a serious, common, injury.