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Last updated Jan 14 2025
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Veterinary Assistant Reviews

What is it like working as a Veterinary Assistant?

July 2019
A great place to work.
Veterinary Assistant in Port Chester:
Pros: I look forward to being at work every day. My coworkers are like family.
Cons: Sometimes the schedule gets a little crazy.
June 2019
Veterinary Assistant in Carmel:
Vetcor has been wonderful to work for. They offer good pay & benefits & are concerned about the overall wellbeing of their employees. The transition from being a privately owned hospital to becoming corporate couldn’t have been smoother.
June 2019
Best Vet Practice EVER.
Veterinary Assistant in League City:
Pros: I love working with the animals. I love the people I work with, my co-workers are a second family to me.
Cons: stressful at times
May 2019
Fun, little stressful, rewarding.
Veterinary Assistant in Pasco:
Pros: Rewarding seeing a patient recover or heal and the animals/clients
Cons: Euthanasia’s, the hard times for owners during a sick pet
May 2019
Love the work but not paid fairly.
Veterinary Assistant in Bossier City:
Pros: Helping animals
Cons: No raises, favoritism, getting my half day off taken away for no reason while another employee keeps hers
May 2019
Horrible.
Veterinary Assistant in Tacoma:
Pros: Love my job and coworkers, don't like VCA or our management team
Cons: No appreciation or recognition
March 2019
With people who do not like their job.
Veterinary Assistant in Arroyo Grande:
Pros: That there are two rvts that will help me through my learning and testing to become a rvt my self in a year so I can be able to strive at a different hospital.
Cons: Drama, lazy coworkers besides the rvts and people always complaining and calling in sick constantly which leads us to being shorthanded and not being valued or appreciated by management

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