Olney Sandy Spring Vetrinary Hospital veterinary clinic reviews
Olney Sandy Spring Vetrinary Hospital
veterinary clinic
Treats:
Cats
Treats:
Dogs
Services:
Boarding
Services:
Grooming
Services:
Monitored Overnight Care
Services:
Surgery
Ownership:
Private / Single Location
Website:
ossvh.com 
Phone:
301-774-9500
Profile updated: 10/24/06
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Rating: 3.4 (1-5)
based on 7 reviews.
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6/27/14 |
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Expensive, but worth it. Excellent rapport with pet owners. Latest in veterinary equipment. Vets find continuing ed very important.
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3/23/11 |
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I have been taking my dogs to Dr. Geldon and she is excellent. I have never felt more comfortable with a doctor that has my pet's best interest at heart. She is accessible and conscientious where our pets are concerned. I highly recommend her and this practice.
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9/25/08 |
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I have taken my dog here for 10 years. Over the years he had a number of issues(one with his rear leg for example)and despite recommending multiple expensive tests they were never ever to come up with a definitive diagnosis or a treatment plan for that or any other problem. Most recently he visited 12/07, 5/08 (diarrhea), 6/08, 8/23/08 (consult) and 9/18/08 (euthanized). I had tests and blood work done on each visit. His most recent symptoms: increased urination, crying and barking at night, pain. They thought he could still be re-crate trained so I started confining him. When I called 8/23, it was suggested he may have separation anxiety (prescribed Prozac). I had a hard time getting him to take these pills. On 9/17 he would not eat. Turned out he had a high white blood count and a massive tumor the size of a softball (he was only 12 lbs.) Why didn’t any of these tests reveal this sooner (a mis-diagnosis)? Why give a dying dog Prozac,and crate him the last month of his life?
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1/15/08 |
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I have female dog who is not able to concieve naturally. I have on many occations taken her to Dr Roskin for progesterone testing and twice for A.I by surgical implant. Both times were successful and a both times we had large litters of healthy pups. The cost is reasonable for specialty care and the facilities are very nice. I will continue to go there.
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12/6/07 |
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I could over look everything else if only he could get me puppies! I have paid THOUSANDS for reproduction costs and used him mainly becasue I have**** in his**** bank so I am sort of stuck, but of those THOUSANDS I only have THREE pups. Last of the**** to be used soon and I hope that I will finally have pups. This is his last chance.
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11/17/07 |
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The cost of services here has skyrocketed in the last few years, and some of the vets who work with cats have either retired (Dr. Jarboe) or left (Dr. Baber). We have been extremely dissatisfied with the remaining staff. We have 2 cats, and both have been extremely tense with the other vets when they've had appointments, to the point that the vets can't complete the entire exam. This never used to happen with Dr. Jarboe. Also, the wait times are increasing; for two "senior cat" appointments (booked together), it took over 2 hours to finish up. Much of the time both the vet and the assistant were out of the room and we were just waiting between segments of the exam. We will NOT return.
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10/24/06 |
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I have been taking my Austrailian Shepherd here for two years. The staff is very nice and concerned for your pets health. The vets are extremely caring and compassionate.
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