Windhover Veterinary Center

Windhover Veterinary Center is a veterinary clinic located at 944 Main St A, Walpole, Massachusetts. The clinic is noted in reviews for avian care, including treatment of ducks and other birds. The clinic does not advertise in-house emergency services.

Services

•Avian veterinary care (reviews mention ducks and other birds)
•Evaluation and treatment of foot issues in a bird, including prescribing anti-inflammatories (as described in a review)
•Bird wellness-style visits for a flock (as described in a review)
•Second-opinion consultations (mentioned in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

Reviews mention Dr. McMillan and a receptionist named Jen.

Reviews

Windhover Veterinary Center has a 4.4/5 rating on Google from 103 reviews. Recent written feedback highlights strong avian expertise and compassionate handling, with some reviewers traveling long distances for bird care and second opinions. A contrasting review describes concerns about communication and care coordination involving staff interactions and the outcome for a sick animal.

Reviews for Windhover Veterinary Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 103 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Shannon Haas

6 months ago

By far the best vet experience I’ve ever had. I own a flock of Jumbo Pekins, and I couldn’t be more thankful to find such a compassionate vet and tech team! Avian vets are so hard to come by, and I’m so grateful to have found this office. The team is just absolutely amazing. I brought my littlest girl in last week. I couldn’t figure out what was wrong and this weather hasn’t been too kind for a healthy flock to flourish. I found her unable to walk, limping severely, and not herself (she’s spicy). I took her in and the doc found a tiny puncture with mild swelling at the bottom of her foot. I would have never found this. She put her on anti inflammatories and miracles happened. Like, I mean, real miracles. She was not well. (The picture in the towel is from the day I brought her in. The standing photo is three days later. ) Now, I was so impressed I brought the rest of the flock in today. Such a great day. First off, they served the ducks worm water cocktails upon arrival (their favorite! And pictured below). They got their little beaks and feet rubbed by the vet tech with oils because they were cracking a bit from this cold. My drake was so happy and stood so proud. Also, our household is so relieved to know they are doing good and super healthy. THANK YOU!

Amanda Johnson

7 months ago

If a staff member don’t like you, you are officially blackballed. My animal was sick and Dr. McMillan sat there and watched. As her receptionist (Jen) failed to communicate, argumentative, refused to explain what was happening to my animal, and one of the calls I was able to get, she told me not to come in, while I was told to by an ER Vet I had to take to Dr. McMillan because she was expecting me. She should educate her staff better in explaining certain animal terms, that we don’t know. my animal suffered and died. I feel so so bad for anyone who’s in my shoes, because the one that suffers and dies is the animal. And they are a vet who’s supposed to save animals. Apparently mine wasn’t the lucky one…

Traci Higgins

12 months ago

I drive an hour one way for the expertise of this vet. Only avain vet I trust. I originally found them for a second opinion following a misdiagnosis. They are exceptionally knowledgeable about birds and provide compassionate care for all pets.

Broderick

1 year ago

Erica Max and Ron Girouard

1 year ago