Friendship Hospital For Animals - Brandywine Location

Name: Friendship Hospital For Animals - Brandywine Location
Address: 4105 Brandywine Street Northwest, Washington, DC, 20016, US
Telephone: (202) 363-7300
Price range: $$$
Rating: 3.3

Compassionate veterinary care with thorough, trusted treatment.

3.3(15 reviews)

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Friendship Hospital For Animals - Brandywine Location offers veterinary care at 4105 Brandywine St NW, Washington, DC. Customer feedback highlights compassionate, thorough, and professional service, with prompt diagnosis and post-visit follow-ups. The practice is noted for access to specialists for difficult cases and a high-end facility; some reviews mention higher costs and mixed experiences with emergency care.

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4105 Brandywine St NW, Washington, DC 20016, USA

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4105 Brandywine Street Northwest

Washington, DC, 20016

(202) 363-7300 www.friendshiphospital.com/

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Services

Emergency Veterinary Care

24/7 emergency services for urgent pet health issues, including trauma and critical care.

Diagnostic Imaging

Advanced diagnostics such as X-rays and ultrasounds to accurately identify pet health conditions.

Specialized Surgical Procedures

Expert surgical treatments performed by veterinary specialists for complex cases.

Routine Check-ups and Vaccinations

Preventive care including wellness exams and vaccinations to maintain pet health.

Internal Medicine Consultations

Comprehensive medical evaluations and management for chronic or severe illnesses.

3.30 · 15 reviews

Overall rating

Debra Spikes

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· 4 months ago

The staff were professional. My pets Doctor was gentle, informative and thorough. I will of course return. Thanks everyone for the care my pets received.

andres0684 garcia6667

via Google

· 4 months ago

VERY ATTENTIVE BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT THERE IS NO SPANISH ENDORSEMENT

Sara Swabb

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· 4 months ago

Our puppy experience has been brilliant with Dr. Matthiesen. It is clear she loves her work, shows care with advice and dosage, and has amazing bedside manner. Booking appointments, support staff, and wait times are all fantastic as well. Thank you, Friendship Hospital for Animals!

suzannah

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· 5 months ago

Run FROM this place! Don't bring your fur baby here...it's traumatizing. From the broken elevators to non-existent care, we will never return to this place. They nickel and dime --and don't have the time. Go anywhere else (the Vienna Animal Hospital is amazing).

Elizabeth Newsreader

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· 5 months ago

I brought my very sick cat (not eating, barely responsive, stumbling and unable to really walk) for emergency care and left with no diagnosis, a huge bill, and gabapentin. Except they actually forgot to give me the gabapentin. They called me once I was nearly home to come back and get the meds, meaning extra time with my very sick cat, being further stressed out by being in a car for more time. I guess a good thing I can say is that at least they called me to fix their mistake and get her the non-curative meds they prescribed. Since they did nothing to help, the next day, she was even worse so I took her to VEG instead where they immediately diagnosed that the ear infection we'd been treating had traveled into her inner ear. They did some tests to confirm & rule out other issues, gave her some meds and she was responsive, able to walk, and hungry again within an hour. VEG then sent us home with a 3-day course of antibiotics + a couple other meds (that they handed me before leaving the private room kitty and I were waiting in together). With VEG's help, she recovered quickly and completely. Seems like Friendship Animal Hospital ignored the context info I gave them or didn't do the right tests or... anyway, they didn't help at all. And we spend 5+ hours there. Most of which seemed to have been her cooped up someplace very stressful because despite extreme lethargy, she was returned to me with her claws shredded. Not clipped - splintered. I can only imagine that she was clawing at wherever she was being kept, trying to escape. Meanwhile, they put me alone in a room? She could have at least stayed in the room with me until the vet was ready to see her, but instead she was someplace stressful, not being helped. Terrible.

Alan Alper

via Google

· 6 months ago