Mcisaac Margaret DVM

Mcisaac Margaret DVM is a veterinary clinic located at 51 W State St, Granby, Massachusetts. Reviews describe long-term relationships with the clinic and a compassionate, thorough approach during visits. Hours are not listed here.

Services

•Routine checkups/wellness exams (reported for dogs)
•Nail trimming during appointments
•Veterinary technician support for handling and comfort during visits
•Medical consultations and prescribing treatment options (reported for cats and dogs)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. McIsaac is mentioned by name in reviews.

Reviews

Mcisaac Margaret DVM has a 4.7/5 rating on Google from 47 reviews. Positive feedback commonly highlights compassion, thorough exams, and years-long trust from repeat clients. A recent critical review describes dissatisfaction with the communication style and with a proposed medication plan for a cat’s gastrointestinal concerns, including the reviewer feeling alternatives were not offered.

Reviews for Mcisaac Margaret DVM

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 47 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Katie Knightly

5 months ago

Incredibly compassionate team of Veterinary Professionals. We are very thankful for the care they have given our beloved dog for many many years. Highly recommend.

Mama and Bob

7 months ago

I’ve been taking my fur babies here for over 25 years. I wouldn’t trust anyone else.

Kathleen Robinson

Brought my dog in for his checkup. He did great! Dr. McIsaac was thorough and even clipped his nails while the vet tech rubbed his ears ❤️

Ken

10 months ago

Fantastic vet for your beloved 4 legged friends 🧡

Lindsey Dente

1 year ago

Dr. McIsaac tried to prescribe my cat gabapentin for her gastrointestinal issues "because she's in pain." I'm well aware that gabapentin can have serious (even dangerous) withdrawal effects in humans. So, I told her I wanted to address the underlying digestive issues rather than giving her a heavy pain medication as a band-aid solution. Dr. McIsaac then became condescending and told me that it was a "quality of life issue" to not give her gabapentin. I countered that she's an impossible cat to medicate and shoving pills down her throat daily is also a quality of life issue. Dr. McIsaac offered no alternative pain medications or treatments. I never went back. After one week on a proper diet, my cat was back to herself. No medication needed. I'd assume many other animals that go to this veterinarian are overmedicated based on my experience. It's also sad that she treats people unkindly if they want a treatment plan other than what she's recommending.