WC
West Charleston Animal Hospital
Caring veterinary care and emergency services for Las Vegas pets.
4.2
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Caring veterinary care and emergency services for Las Vegas pets.
West Charleston Animal Hospital in Las Vegas (7891 W Charleston Blvd) delivers veterinary care, boarding, vaccines, spay/neuter, and emergency services. Client reviews praise compassionate staff, trusted doctors like Dr. Jones, and calm handling during visits—even for anxious pets. One review mentions a points program for discounts, while another notes a concerning incident; overall, the practice remains a long-trusted option for many local families.
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Comprehensive wellness exams and essential vaccinations to keep your pets healthy.
Urgent medical services available for pets in critical or unexpected health situations.
Professional surgeries including spay/neuter and other necessary operations.
Safe and comfortable boarding facilities for pets while owners are away.
Assessments for conditions like arthritis or injuries to improve pet mobility.
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Overall rating
Sanford Jones
This place is very caring of animals and their health. My two cats are there now in boarding while I travel in Asia. While they are boarding, the cats receive spay and neuter for my male and female cats, updated shots and meals till we get home. Thank you to the doctors and personnel who are amazing.
Andrea Zinn
I've been using this place since my pups were 6mo old. Now they're going on 13 yrs. Everyone there is pleasant and easy to get along with. I really like that it's also an emergency hospital and they are great about getting you in short notice when or if needed. I also enjoy the fact that you earn points from the services you do use and with those points you can get money off your visits, shots, etc..
Galynn Genevieve
From the front desk, to the medical assistants, to any DR we see, we are very happy with the care provided by West Charleston Animal Hospital. Our pup has a sensitive temperament and we have never had an issue at the office. They handle any and all accommodations we need, confidently. I trust the staff when I have to bring her in. My pup had to get weekly injections for almost 6 months and she was never anxious/ stressed when entering due to the team treating her so well. I have never seen a (normally anxious) dog so happy/ excited to walk into the vet.
Roxanne Hidalgo
My family and I have been bringing our pets here for over 15 years, ever since I was a kid seeing Dr. Jones, who has been an amazing Veterinarian to all our furry family members. Unfortunately, I cannot let what happened at our most recent visit slide, and because of Dr. Amani Lee, my whole family will no longer be returning to this practice. On 9/23/25, we took our almost 10-year-old dog in for a mobility evaluation, her routine vaccines, and a wound on her toe. Instead of compassionate care, she left more sore, traumatized, and injured than when we arrived. The staff took her to the back exam room without us, which our dog has done dozens of times as we have been bringing her to West Charleston exclusively since she was 6 weeks old. She was returned in a muzzle we were never told about. She came back bleeding from her nostrils and struggling to breathe because the muzzle forced her mouth shut while she inhaled blood. She was absolutely terrified, straining to get back to me for safety. I ended up on the floor, sobbing and trying to stop her bleeding myself, while the staff stood by and did nothing. Dr. Lee dismissed what happened, even mocking the situation by physically acting out how our dog “flailed” and injured herself to no one else’s fault. My best guess is instead of communicating to us that our dog was nervous and scared, they used any force necessary to perform the procedures so they could move to the next patient more quickly. After I paid for the bill I asked the front staff if I could receive a call to speak with the Practice Manager to discuss what had happened. I was told I would receive a call the following Monday, 9/15/25, but I never did. Now, not only is our dog physically sore but she is emotionally traumatized, and so am I. What should have been a simple visit became one of the most horrifying experience. After decades of loyalty, we will never return.
Ric
16 years ago I inherited GIGI when she was 4. She needed shots, so I went to West Charleston. I knew no one, Dr. Jones took care of us. Fortunately, throughout the years, Gigi was pretty healthy with exception of a few allergies and required shots. We had more time with her than most, but recently she lost here hearing and eyesight, and never complained. A few months ago her back legs started to weaken, we saw Dr. Jones...probably DM disease. Watching the decline and struggle is heartbreaking, on May 2, 2025 I had to make the decision. Dr Jones and staff made the unbearable, bearable with kindness and compassion. We may never cross paths again, but this moment in time will be something I will remember forever in my heart and mind because of who Dr Jones and the folks at WC are....The Best
