I've been here a couple of times in the past few years and though Dr. Young and staff appear nice, I can't say the same about their knowledge in advanced veterinary care.  Most of the dogs I've raised in the past have never had any serious health issues, but one in particular was having accidents so PVC recommended a change in the type of food my dog was being fed so he could urinate more and basically clean out his system.  They also said he would have to eat this food for the rest of his life?  After a few months, I noticed my dog become more and more allergic to the new food so they recommend another change in his food PLUS allergy meds which he also needs to take for the rest of his life.  Two years, one blood test, two urinalysis, at least 4 additional visits, and $800+ spent in new dog food and vet bills later, my dog is still having accidents and allergies so I decided to bring him to another vet for a 2nd opinion.  According to this new vet and another urinalysis test, my dog has signs of a urinary tract infection which should have been caught through the blood test.  The new vet also thinks the advice PVC gave me about the dog food and allergies did not make any sense.   Overall, if you want to bring your pets in for a basic visit and annual shots, this place will do.  But if you're really serious about your pet's health or you feel you are getting the run around about your pet's health and need a 2nd opinion, I highly recommend going elsewhere to avoid a misdiagnosis and unnecessary additional vet bills.  NOTE: a few reviewers have commented on the reasonable costs, but it's actually not as reasonable as one would think.  Just the office visit itself will set you back at least $42...back in 2009 it was $29.  Also, if they ask you if you want them to trim your dog's nails, say no because that will set you back another $15 and we all know how easy it is to trim a dog's nails.UPDATE: I do not know if this is the norm, appropriate or even ethical for that matter, but what's up with medical professionals checking out a client's social media page after they write a review on Yelp?  Social media is never private so it works both ways you know. Read Less

I brought my 2 dogs in to PV when I noticed one of them having issues with his mouth. My aunt has gone to this vet for years and recommended it right away. She is very particular about her animals maintenance and medical care, so I trusted that PV would be a good fit. I was pleasantly surprised when I called and found out we could do a walk-in whenever we had time. I headed over immediately and was struck by how friendly and kind the staff were. They wanted to know all about me and my pups-it felt like a very personal experience, which is rare. We were seen very quickly by Dr. Sarah, who immediately found the source of my dogs discomfort-a bad tooth. She also found a number of other ailments with both dogs that I was unaware of. I'm usually wary when vets advise testing, but I felt that all of her recommendations were pointed and necessary for the maintenance of these dogs. And, I never felt pressured, which is the way I've felt at most vets offices. They also follow-up promptly with phone calls. We haven't booked our extraction yet, but the cost seems very reasonable, and I trust them. Definitely recommend Primary Vet Care to anyone looking for a regular vet or a walk-in. Read Less

They are always sweet and friendly to us and provide wonderful service- their systems were down once so they were unable to collect payment right away and they still gave us what we needed and trusted us to pay later. Our pug loves coming here for all the attention and treats, he barely notices the poking and prodding. Read Less