Very helpful and sweet to my doggy! Went in for an emergency visit while visiting Savannah and she got us in quickly. Both the vet and the tech that helped us were very compassionate and very informative. They explained exactly what was wrong and how to care for our pet very clearly and answered any and all questions we could have had. Very reasonably priced. My husband and I were very pleased with our experience and my Paddington is feeling much better! Read Less

Dr. Sparks and the team at VCA Greater Savannah Veterinary Hospital are the absolute best!! Whether it's a scheduled or a visit or an emergency, your fur baby will be taken great care of with the most love! Read Less

VCA Savannah is an excellent and caring veterinary office. They took great care of my dog and worked around my schedule. They were even able to take her for the day as well! They also had the doctor follow up to make sure she was feeling better. Read Less

VCA in Savannah is always there and available when we need them! They go above and beyond to help with all of our animals' needs from boarding, to regular checkups, to emergencies. Their staff is incredibly professional and knowledgeable (from their office staff, to their manager Cory, to their vets and vet techs). I am rest assured every time I drop my cats and dog off with them that they are in the best of care (I've never had a dog who actually looks forward to going to the vet until now!). I cannot thank them enough! I recommend anyone and everyone to visit their Savannah location. Read Less

Found a lost dog and they were one of the only places we could find open on a Saturday afternoon that would scan the dog for a microchip. Everyone was very nice at the front desk. Can't comment on anything more than this experience. Oh, yes we did get the lost dog home safely.Read Less

We recently moved here from Ohio (and from a vet we loved) so when our cat developed sores on his chin we began looking for someone local to evaluate him. We ended up seeing Dr. Sparks and really appreciated the service provided at this VCA office. Everyone was professional, helpful and timely. Dr. Sparks listened, confirmed the diagnosis, and provided an effective treatment plan. She even contacted us a few days later to check in. Very sweet! Thank you Read Less

Just moved back to Savannah, had used prior and wanted to co time with our newest family additions. Dr. Terri is amazing. She takes the time to look the animals over and address any questions or concerns that I had. Her tech also has an amazing relationship with animals and it shows with her ability to deal with scared animals. I am glad that we decided to return to this clinic. Read Less

Have been going to VCA for nearly 17 years. All the vets have been brilliant. They helped us with many very difficult situations. Scout had terrible epilepsy and was a rescue husky we got in Atlanta. He lived till he was 9 and died of a brain tumor. Dr Hazlett was there every step of the way. It's amazing he lived as long as he did with cluster seizures. I attribute his long life to the care he got at VCA. Then there was Taylor. Another rescue dog from PetSmart. He was a lab/Pittbull. He had lots of emotional issues from being abandoned as a puppy but the Vets at VCA helped us to help him. He tore his acl and they sent us on to dr shealy at the specialty vet on Stephenson who fixed his leg. Taylor lived until he was 9 when he died of liver cancer. Dr Sparks helped us get through that horrible trauma. Blue is our problem child husky. He started to bleed from his mouth and eyes and dr Steadly knew what was wrong with him His blood platelets had dropped seemingly all if a sudden. She sent us in our way to Dr Woods at the specialty vet. His platelets are under control now. But the star of the show is Angel who ate too many socks. She nearly died from necrotizing pancreatitis but in amazing emergency surgery Dr Hazlett and Dr Metts saved her and off we went to Charleston for more surgery. Angel is doing great and is many years away from the sock nightmare. She could have died had the vets not acted quickly and with great medical skill. Today Dr Sparks has picked up the baton with Blue and Angel and has been brilliant and compassionate and has helped keep them going for many years. Dr Sparks has a gift with animals and with people. Her compassion and knowledge and decades of experience amaze me. We have been loyal to VCA all these years because the vets have all been excellent and I have trusted all of them. They have seen us through puppyhoods sickness and death but most importantly have helped our dogs live the best lives possible because of their knowledge of veterinary medicine We have more challenges ahead of course as our dogs age but I'm sure I can count on the wisdom of VCA vets and staff to see us through the next phases of our two huskies elder years. There are lots of other places in Savannah we could go for the care of our dogs but I would never go anywhere else. Dr Sparks our current Doctor is the best in Savannah and was recommended to me 17 years ago when we first moved to Savanannah from New Orleans. We love our Dr Sparks and tell all of our friends about what a great doctor she is. Read Less

Dr. Terri Sparks has been wonderful to both our pets and our family. She has saved my daugheter's dog's life numerous times when he was a sickly puppy, along with comforting my daughter when I was miles away. They are a bit pricey, but as they say "you get what you pay for" and Terri and the VCA staff is worth every penny.Read Less

Outstanding Customer Service!! 1/20/16 was my 1st visit to the hospital for a procedure I was told Dr. Spark is the best in. While I was at work the office manager keep me posted by sending pictures and updates of my dog. Through out the day I had no worries because I knew he was being taken care of. From the 1st phone call to picking my dog up I received excellent service, my dog is happy and health. Thank you VCA! I will come back again. Read Less

I started seeing Dr. Kate Steadley in the beginning of October 2015, when I adopted a stray cat. She did his physical and blood work, and he came back FIV+, which was new to me. She took the time to educate me on the subject and give me informative handouts. Later that month, my cat started vomiting up worms, which I was under the impression he'd been treated for by the woman I got him from, and the office got me in the same day. They were quick and efficient without rushing me. She also went over various other dietary changes I could establish to help his digestion. She also set up the follow-up plan according to my capabilities. She promptly called me two days later with his fecal test results. I've also called the office numerous times, and every time, the staff is very friendly and helpful. If they have to talk to Dr. Steadley, they always call me back quickly. I have had such a positive encounter with this business. My roommate had referred me, and she also had great experiences here. Read Less

VCA doesn't give a single damn about your pets. They only want your money. We adopted a dog from them, Sweetheart, who had been abandoned by her previous family and as a result ended up living in their kennels for two years. Our agreement had been to provide a loving foster home for Sweetheart, and VCA was to take care of any medical issues that should arise with Sweetheart for free. WE HAVE THIS IN WRITING. When I first took Sweetheart in they tried to charge me. I was in highschool at the time, and VCA knew our agreement. We argued over the details and got out of paying for it, even though in our agreement we aren't supposed to pay to begin with. Fast forward about a year and we discover Sweetheart has a mass growing on her back, and we are afraid it's a tumor. We took her back to VCA and the veterinarian on duty that day REFUSED to talk to us face to face, and instead talked to us through a vet tech. We could not afford treatment (otherwise we'd have gone to IVM) and so we had to hope VCA would honor their agreement, or put Sweetheart down. We did not want to put such a sweet and loving dog down over something that was not causing her pain or massive discomfort at the time. VCA refused to treat Sweetheart with her under our care/ownership and would only treat her if she was released back to them. Seeing as that was the only option other than put her down, we relented and released Sweetheart. Not even an hour later, VCA employees started posting to social media about how Sweetheart was abandoned again, and that it was an issue over vaccines and how they couldn't understand how a family could have a dog for a year then abandon her over such a trivial issue. So, again, VCA doesn't give a damn about your pets. They just want your money. They will not honor a single agreement. DO NOT TAKE YOUR PETS THERE. Read Less