Dr. Zaya McSky is a Hospital Veterinarian at the Petco veterinary hospital in Vancouver, board certified in feline medicine and experienced in dentistry, dermatology, endocrinology, and soft tissue surgery for cats and dogs. With 11 years in practice, she's especially drawn to complex disease management and surgery, and considers client education her specialty, making sure pets and their humans both feel at ease with the treatment plan. Her approach is empathetic and thorough, focused on keeping visits low stress while working with each family's financial situation to find the best path forward for their pet. Outside the hospital, she gardens, reads, and competes in nosework with her own two dogs.
Yes, we offer spay and neutering for cats and dogs at our Vetco Total Care pet hospital in Vancouver.
Yes, our Vetco Total Care pet hospital team is equipped to implant the microchips into your dog or cat and also scan for them.
Yes, we offer Nose-to-Tail Wellness Exams at our Vetco Total Care pet hospital in Vancouver. Our veterinarians will observe your pet's general health, perform routine wellness screenings and administer vaccinations as needed.
Compassionate Care
Many reviews highlight the compassionate and caring nature of the staff, particularly Dr. McSky, who is praised for her thoroughness and ability to make pets feel comfortable during visits.
Positive Experiences
Numerous customers report positive experiences with the clinic, noting the professionalism and kindness of the staff, as well as effective treatment plans that cater to individual pet needs.
Affordable Options
Several reviews mention the affordability of services, including the Vetco Total Care plan, which offers discounts and rewards, making veterinary care more accessible.
Communication Issues
Some customers express frustration with communication, citing difficulties in reaching the clinic by phone and issues with appointment scheduling, which led to confusion and dissatisfaction.
Mixed Experiences with Staff
While many reviews commend the staff's care, several customers report negative interactions with certain veterinarians, describing them as condescending or dismissive, which impacted their overall experience.
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