Tackett's Mill Veterinary Hospital - Woodbridge, Virginia

Kiara Perry

Dr Buchanan was absolutely amazing and the support staff couldn’t have been nicer and sweeter. The office manager Kelly is very compassionate and understanding of babies needing help and money being an issue. I would definitely recommend this vet and will be back with my other babies

NA Sound

Told us our dogs teeth looked good.

After deciding to get a second opinion because his teeth didn’t seem “good,” another vet just told us he actually needs a dozen teeth removed.

Richard Kelley

Wonderful place! My dog hurt her back in the snow and they got her in same day even though we were not an existing patient and it was a surgery day for their office. The staff were friendly and so helpful, and the care was great! I couldn’t ask for more. Thank you!

Travis Rigg

This has to be the best veternary in the world! Not only did the doctor take care of dogs allergy issue, everyone was so nice, and explained everything to me and what i needed to dog to make my dog better. I can not thank them enough. I would recommend going here if your looking for a vet., and only place i will go from no on.

diamond bush

Money hungry. Staff don't even know the prices or have knowledge of the respurces offered. They talk amongst themselves and make up prices. Went for a wellness cost and the vet didn't even examine my dog. Just asked me all the questions as if it was a damn Telehealth appointment. Won't be returning.

Carrie Anderson

Have been going to Tackett's Mill Vet Hospital since 2017 and on our 2nd pup with them. The staff is wonderful as well as Dr Prime. I would recommend this Veterinary clinic/hospital if anyone asks. Thank you all!!

Laken Harper

I went to this vet for 3-4 years and had positive experiences and I recently moved states. My cat has gingivitis due to getting Calicivirus as a kitten. So he needs yearly dentals. Unfortunately, my new vet told me that he has two missing teeth. Iv never paid for teeth extractions at this vet. So he either lost them on the way from his last dental or during the time he was a regular at this vet. This vet never let me know that he has two missing teeth. It was never recorded in his chart. It’s very heartbreaking to hear that my cat was silently suffering from tooth resorptions which led to him losing his teeth on his own. Then my other cat, one of the vets wrote in her chart that she has a lesion in her mouth. Lesions are a clear sign of tooth resorption. I had NO idea that my cat needed a dental, they never once told or explained to me what lesions or tooth resorptions meant. So now at my new vet my poor girl needs a dental with three problem teeth and two possible teeth extractions. I could have gotten her a dental scheduled before I moved to save her this pain. I think these vets need to prioritize regular teeth checks on cats and explain to owners what lesions lead to in the mouth. Teeth resorptions impact 20-60% of all cats starting at age 2-5, some even younger. Please be vigilant!!!!

Eddie Carrales

We love Dr. PRIME and the entire staff. They are warm, welcoming, compassionate, understanding, and eager to take care of our loved family members. Each one of our pets has been there and only once have we left sad, and that is when we had to make the decision to say goodbye to our 18 year old kitty. Please consider this wonderful practice when looking for pet care! Can't praise this practice enough!!!