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Taking care of those we love.
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 252-946-2834
- Address:
- 3005 John Small Ave Washington, NC 27889
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- Categories
- Veterinarians, Pet Grooming, Pet Sitting & Exercising Services, Pet Stores
- Payment Options
- Brands
- purina, wellness
- Languages
- Spanish
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The Pamlico Animal Hospital provides compassionate medical care in a full-service veterinary facility, including preventive medicine, hospitalization, boarding, and grooming. The 24-hour emergency care is available for our clients' pets, including holidays. Call us today for more information!
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Reviews
The experience was fantastic!
I would not change a thing. I am extremely happy with the front desk staff and the doctors are awesome. Thank you for taking such good care of our baby, Izzy.
I have been bringing my animals to this vet for a few years now and even had a few emergency pet visits when my Frankie got sick they got him in and did everything they could for him but ended up referring him to Greenville emergency.The staff really cares I have even seen then hold a fur mom when she lost her baby and let her have a shoulder to cry on. Truly amazing services here.
I have been going to Pamlico Animal Hospital for over 10 years- I love the staff and doctors! They go above and beyond. Thanks!
I have been very pleased with this hospital over the years and appreciate how sincere and caring all the vets and staff are. Would recommend this place to anyone!
It's been a few months since I brought my dog to the hospital but thought I would write a review because of the disgraceful comments left by Londondog. I hope others who read it is not a reflection of the city of Washington. The "Asian" doctor the previous reviewer mentioned, I have only seen him as a doctor, not male, or female, or ethnicity, but just a doctor. And I haven't been disappointed. Even when I visited when it was obviously busy, he still had a cool head and got me through my vaccines appointment, addressed all my concerns, and even gave me advice on something I didn't even realize at the time was an issue! And this isn't the first time. I usually see him, and if he's not available, I just reschedule or see another doctor if available appointments didn't work to my schedule. And I haven't been disappointed with the other doctors and staff in the hospital as well. Granted, when my other dog, now dead, had terminal cancer a year ago, I felt like I needed someone to blame and took it out on him because he was in front of me at the time. Talk about bedside manner! He didn't raise his voice or didn't do anything to escalate the situation. He made me so at ease with the situation and helped me through a painful time. I got to spend a few more months with my dog before I made the final decision to put him to sleep and the doctor and his assistant was right by my side. I also apologized for my behavior and all he said was "No worries" and shook hands. My wife and I also had the pleasure of speaking to him at the NC symphony after Summer Festival. I was surprised at the hobbies he has when he's not studying, which I was again surprised vets still study after graduating from school. I am utterly disappointed that Londondog even wrote "it isn't that hard to figure out who he is". I'm not even completely sure what that means, but you have NO idea who he is. What was he "very rude" to you about? Did he not pander to your whims? Did he not give you stuff that you thought should be free? Did he say your a bad animal owner? Instead of labeling a person or a business, which you obviously have, give some constructive criticism and be a part of helping to improve the doctors and staff. I'm sure they can use it and I know the doctor in question will give you advice on how to be a better pet owner without breaking the bank. And the comment about the location...I would think by now it would be common sense to keep your dog on a tight collar/harness and leash when having them outdoors, especially at a public location. Just a thought.
They are rather rude and the Asian Vet is very rude ( I won't say his name) but it isn't that hard to figure out who he is and doesn't have any bedside manner. I guess they are busy because they are the only game in town but from now on I think I will take them to the vet in Chocowinity.
This place is located right by a main highway (264) and the traffic speed is not less than 55 mph. Sadly if you take your puppy there, you must be extra careful to walk it into the facility because if it gets lose, the risk it will get killed by a car is very highly.
This location is very bad for a veterinarian clinic to be there.
The service is ok and the prices are average.
I am NOT going back there because of its location.