Lexington Veterinary Associates

Lexington Veterinary Associates is a veterinary clinic located at 511 Waltham St in Lexington, Massachusetts. Online reviews include long-term cat owners who describe compassionate, professional care. Other recent reviews raise concerns about pricing and communication around medication refills.

Services

•Veterinary care for cats (frequently referenced in reviews)
•Prescription management mentioned in reviews, including gabapentin, with a requirement to be seen before providing additional medication in at least one reported situation

Pricing

No published pricing information is available. Reviews include mixed comments, with some describing the clinic as overcharging for services.

People

Kevin is mentioned in a review as working at the front desk and being friendly and easy to work with.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4/5 from 93 reviews. Written feedback includes praise for compassionate, professional treatment over many years, alongside complaints about perceived overcharging. One detailed review describes frustration with being unable to obtain a short-term refill of a previously prescribed medication without an exam, and dissatisfaction with how the conversation was handled, while also noting a positive experience with a front-desk staff member.

Reviews for Lexington Veterinary Associates

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 93 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Robert Cohen

1 month ago

We have been bringing our cats here for over 25 years at this point. The care and compassion and professionalism that the staff show towards are pets (they are members of our family), is incredible. If you have any veterinary needs, I would whole heartedly recommend that you visit Lexington Veterinary Associates on Waltham Street in Lexington, Massachusetts. All the best, Oscar T. Cat’s dad (Robert).

Li C

4 months ago

They overcharge for most services. Tons better vets outside Lex. Pls find them instead of going to these folks.

Wayne Berard

7 months ago

Chris Fairweather

8 months ago

I have been bringing my cat here for almost 3 years now and never had a problem up until now. I tried calling to get my cat gabba pentin that he’s been prescribed before and for well over a year now. I just wanted a few pills to hold him over until I could get him in next week. I was told no that he needed to be seen first. This caused a bunch of issues. My cat is uncomfortable, anxious and needs gabba pentin for when he’s brought to the vet and he was prescribed it to help with mouth pain and his appetite. The more I pushed to get him a couple pills, the more they said “maybe you should just get another vet”. Unprofessional. I’m literally trying to make an appointment for my cat for next week to be seen. They brought up an emergency vet multiple times. We are living in an insane world right now, I don’t have the money for an emergency vet. I don’t know a lot of people who do. The fact that I was answered with “I’m not going to talk about that with you right now” rather than acknowledging the fact that the world is crazy and people are struggling the point of hunger and not being able to support themselves. I’m not trying to talk about it, I’m trying to let you know that’s not an option because I don’t have 1000 dollars plus laying around to spend at the drop of a dime. Not only did I feel like I was getting pushed away from this vet, but I was being gaslit with “I think there’s a trust issue here” like what??? I was told that multiple times. Like no this isn’t a trust issue, this is an issue that I’m trying to take care of and yall are doing everything in your power to not help me. I would never go to this vet. Ever again. I will say Kevin at the front desk is a ball of sunshine. Everyone should be like Kevin. He’s very nice, very easy to work with and talk to. Everyone in that office should take notes.

Torrence Davis

9 months ago