Winchester Veterinary Group

This was our first time at Winchester Veterinary Group, and we were very pleased. Our dog is over 15 years old and has a number of health issues. Dr. Ding was friendly to us and our dog. He got down on the floor with her to make her more comfortable, and midway through the exam, our dog was giving Dr. Ding kisses on his face. He took his time examining her and explaining his findings and treatment suggestions clearly. We felt very confident in his expertise and knowledge. Moreover, he built a great rapport with our dog and us. The staff at the hospital was friendly and informative. As promised, Dr. Ding called us the day after the appointment with results and next steps to take. Everything was done in a timely and respectful way. We are excited about the future with this veterinary hospital. Love the new location! It's much larger and has a surgeon on staff. We brought our puppy Felix there today. The staff is still friendly and gave us a puppy starter pack. Since we've been going to the new location, we have been seeing Dr. Doyle. She's wonderful! Very thorough, knowledgeable, and friendly towards us and Felix.

posted: 08/30/2025

I rescued my cat from a shelter that did not take good care of her. She was used as a test subject as a kitten and now, at a young age, suffers from multiple chronic illnesses. Every single doctor, tech, and staff member at Winchester Vet Group has been absolutely incredible to both me and my cat. They have supported us through every complication, question, and concern with compassion and professionalism. What truly sets them apart is how they always keep my cat’s best interest at heart while also being mindful of my financial situation. It’s clear they are true animal lovers who genuinely care about their patients and the people who love them. I am beyond grateful for everything they have done for us, and I will never take my cat to another vet.

posted: 08/12/2025

I deeply hope other senior pet parents read this review. My 14 year old dog came in for the first time this afternoon for a simple sterile urine sample. Upon his exam Dr. Doyle made note of him possibly having back pain. My senior boy is an old fragile dog. When they brought him back for a urine sample, they flipped him on his back to collect, which typically isn’t the gold standard. They lay dogs on their side. Dr. Doyle came back in the room and said that my dog “ Did not like being flipped on his back and freaked out and ran away”. After a conversation with Dr. Doyle, a couple hours later stating my dog was experiencing severe back pain to the point that he cannot get up on his own, Go upstairs on his own, And his mobility walking at the moment looks so painful. When I was speaking to Dr. Doyle, she said he flipped over rapidly once he was on his back, I asked them if he was being restrained during this time, and she said that he wasn’t meaning they weren’t making sure that he was safe and restrained in a good position where he wouldn’t hurt himself. Lacking basic knowledge on animal restraint especially with a fragile senior dog is incredibly disappointing. We will now be spending our weekend worried about our dog and likely bringing him to an emergency clinic to be seen.

posted: 08/02/2025

The nicest people they helped my dog far more than are dedicated vet had done in 2 years and clipped her nails for free letting us go inside to help calm her

posted: 08/26/2025

Everyone at Winchester Vet Group is so nice and compassionate. Dr. Chase took the time to go over multiple options for helping to treat my pups arthritis. She explained the benefits/research on each option very well. Amazing staff!!

posted: 11/16/2024