Wolff Animal Hospital

I am a first time dog owner, and everything makes me nervous. So when my dog came home from the humane society with a severe case of kennel cough, I was pretty freaked out. Everyone at Wolff, was super nice and helpful! Dr Cory was great with my dog. I also love the text reminders for appointments, and they called and followed up after my appointment, which was comforting. The puppy play day is also awesome! There are lots of different kinds of dogs to socialize with. It’s obvious that the whole staff genuinely loves animals, and I feel super good about leaving my pup with them.

My dog was limping, and while I would normally give it a day or two I decided to have my brother bring him in because I was unable to. The clinic agreed to have him dropped off, and then picked up by me in an hour. About ten minutes after he was dropped off I received a call about his rabies vaccination. It took me exactly twelve minutes to retrieve his proof of vaccination, convert it to a PDF file, email it, and call them. They said nothing at that time. When I went to pick him up the vet informed me that she gave him another rabies shot. These shots are good for three years, and he had just been vaccinated less than five months ago. She went on and on about how I should have had proof, but here’s the best part… She didn’t provide any proof whatsoever of the shot! No tag, nothing. Throughout the exam she was rude. This woman has no interpersonal skills. I really wanted to like this clinic. They’re local and support public radio. The assistant was incredible. Dr. Cory was so rude and unprofessional that I wont go there again for anything.

I brought our cat to Dr Cory for a spay (she came to us feral and with 3 kittens).
This cat was very mistrustful to our family and we waited 7 months to win her over enough to begin to even consider a visit to a vet.
I have spayed 5 cats in my lifetime, and it has been my past experience that they were quite agitated and immobile for a couple of days. So, the only review that matters is the one which I note from observation of my pet after treatment…
The experience that I have as a human, IS NOT IMPORTANT… so forget about the fancy coffees, and cute waiting rooms… What is important is the result of treatment OF THE ANIMAL.
Post surgery, my cat was calm, her eyes relaxed. There was a MINIMAL incision and she was up and around the following day…
so much so, that we were amazed at her level of recovery.
Dr. Cory and her staff, were not patronizing… they gave me all the information that was available (no sugar coating) and with that knowledge, I am able to make informed decisions about this little cat.
Dr. Cory noted 2 scenarios for the future… and gave me plenty of things to watch for, being that this little cat has no history and is showing symptoms of 2 conditions. I will be able to plan ahead financially, hoping she will have a
decent quality of life.
Her staff interacted with me by also taking every opportunity to inform me of my cat’s condition and progress, after all, the visit was not about me and how much I enjoyed my experience… AM I RIGHT?
I appreciate this kind of Veterinary hospital, because they appear to be focused on the animals, their care, and attention to every detail they can glean in a short period of time.
Without my asking, they took the opportunity to carefully examine «Moya» while she was under anesthesia (this was brilliant) and told me so much more than she would have tolerated while conscious.
They cleaned her ears, and clipped her nails…(thanks) and took us in with
a certificate from Animal Ark… an organization for which they choose to volunteer their services to help cats like Moya. This Dr. and her staff are in this field for the love of animals and I appreciate them.

Dr. Cory and staff were tremendously helpful when I had the need to have my 2 dogs vaccinated on short notice. I had to attend a funeral in another state, and the dogs’ vaccinations had just expired– I needed to get them vaccinated in order to get them in to a kennel, and had just enought time to get this done– if I could get them vaccinated on a Friday afternoon. I did not have an appointment, of course, but I was able to work with Dr. Cory’s staff, Summer, and Dr. Cory, and thye were able to squeeze the dogs in.
I don’t know what I would have done wihtout their compassion for my situation. My wife and I have taken our dogs to Dr. Cory for years and have alwasy been very pleased by her thoroughness and knowledge.

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would.
Let me start off by saying that I called around a bit to get quotes on getting my cats baths and finally settled on this place mainly because of the price I was quoted. I scheduled an appointment about two weeks ago for three cats for three baths, three annual exams, and three rabies shots. Went in today to go to my appointment and the place was super ghetto-​looking. The building is somewhat rundown and the walls and doors are all scratched up… I understand that this is a vet but I’ve been to other vets that look a million times better. Anyway, I had to take a half a day off work to take care of this. At that point, my cats were already in the car were stressed out, so I decided to just go with it, despite the appearance. They directed me to a room where the receptionist weighed my cats and then told me to wait for the «tech». The tech had ZERO personality and customer service. She came in and I asked her if I could leave (as I had discussed… three of everything is going to take awhile and I didn’t want to wait around), she didn’t understand. I told her about the baths and the exams and the shots and she said «no, we’re just doing the shots and exams today.» Mind you, the whole reason I am here in the first place is to get my cats bathed and explained this to her and she left. 15 minutes later a dude in a lab coat (i’m assuming the vet — no introductions of course) comes in. He tries telling me that I’m lying and that he trusts Angela 100%. Why are you asking me what happened then? Why are you wasting more of my time? He then tries telling me that cats bathe themselves and that they don’t really need baths. He basically told me that giving a bath or grooming an animal is «going above and beyond» for a vet. This coming from a vet that stated they DO baths! That’s why I scheduled it! I don’t know about you but I’ve been to a bunch of vets that include these services in their general practice and have never had this problem. He then proceeded to tell me I had to pay for them weighing my three cats, I basically told them to screw off and took my three cats and left. Ultimately, I wasted two weeks for this appointment for NOTHING. The people who work here are incompetent. And I wasted half my day and stressed my pets out for no reason. What a pathetic excuse for a business.

We took our Yorkie here for the first year we had him and they did his neutering, for which they did a good job.
Their doggie play date is a lot of fun for dogs and can’t be beat price wise.
We were frustrated with their service when our dog had constant sniffles and they wanted to test him for everything under the sun. It felt like it got to the point where they were taking advantage of our worry to test him for everything, and bill us. Their prices are also much higher than the vet we go to now.
Communications was oftentimes not a strong point as well with their reception staff. We felt the doctors treated us like should trust everything they say and do whatever they recommend because they have their vet med degree.
We loved Angela and Eduardo and wish we could have taken them with us to our new vet. They were loving to our dog, helpful and always friendly

Unfortunately, my first visit with Wolff was under sad circumstances, as my mom and I came in to put my much beloved childhood dog to sleep. It was a very traumatic day, but we had a very good experience with the folks at Wolff. They were so sweet and patient with us, and they made sure to check and agree that this was the right step to take. They gave us all the time we needed and were very accommodating. They also made sure to explain every single part of the process so there would be no surprises.
The only downside, which will soon result in an upside, is that they were in the middle of some very loud renovations in the building, for which they were very apologetic. It felt a little like an SNL skit, we’re crying over our dog in one room and Bob and Larry are hammering away 10 feet from us.
They have a couple extremely sweet dogs that hang around in the back office, which was really nice to see how much the people that work their love and adore their own pets. We would definitely use them again with another pet… once the renovations are complete.