WestPaws Veterinary Center

WestPaws Veterinary Center is a veterinary clinic in Warwick, Rhode Island, located at 1200 Bald Hill Rd. Public details here do not list opening hours, emergency service availability, or a stated list of animal types treated. Recent written reviews mention dog visits and reflect a mix of positive experiences and at least one complaint about an examination outcome.

Services

•General veterinary visits for dogs are mentioned in reviews.
•Examinations for itching, allergy, and flea-related concerns are mentioned in reviews.
•One review mentions an older Beagle being comfortable with the doctor and staff during a visit.

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

No veterinarians or staff members are named.

Reviews

WestPaws Veterinary Center has a 3.8/5 rating on Google from 19 reviews. Recent written comments mention smooth visits, friendly and professional staff, and dogs appearing comfortable during appointments. One negative review describes concern about handling, a missed flea diagnosis, and dissatisfaction with the amount paid for the visit.

Reviews for WestPaws Veterinary Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 19 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Kimberly Donald

5 years ago

Great experience as always.

joe corsi

5 years ago

I went there to get my two dogs, a 5 year old, and 4 months. I needed my dogs looked at due to the both of them itching excessively. I knew the drill, so we just needed to get them seen so we can go forward with flea medications. When we got there, the vet tech seemed very nervous of my oldest dog, “German Shepherd”. We had her muzzled to make them feel less nervous, because I know how people can get around a German Shepherd. I instructed the vet tech how to do a proper leash transfer and told her once I let go she will follow you with no issues, which is what happened. With covid, we were not allowed inside, but I knew this before hand, I understood. But I had a bad feeling in my gut the moment I let go of the leash, that my dogs were not in good hands. After approximately 25 minutes we received a phone call saying both dogs did great and the vet informed me that my dogs didn’t have fleas, and it was just “the cold weather” and “allergies”. I thought to myself that’s impossible and figured because they’re scared of certain breeds, they don’t do Proper examinations. With that being said, using my judgment I got a second opinion from another vet and she confirmed they both had fleas within minutes of examination. Maybe I could of given west paws a pass on my oldest dog, due to her having black fur... but how can you not detect fleas on a tan German Shepherd puppy. $350 down the drain, but I was lucky to find a experienced vet the next day. For those who love their dog, don’t go here... they don’t care about your dog or you. Fleas can lead to infestations inside your house, and it being winter time they need a warm carrier. If a flea infection goes undetected, your pet may develop a heartworm Or tape worm. Tapeworm may occasionally infest people as well.

Christine Bouressa

5 years ago

Awesome place with wonderful staff!! So glad I found them.

Mike Hennessey

5 years ago

The visit went smooth and the staff were very friendly I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a good Vet to bring their pet. Jake is a 14 Year old Beagle, and he was comfortable with the Dr and staff as well.

Teresa Giusti

6 years ago

Very professional and the visit was handled so smoothly given the current crisis. Thank you!