Charleston Harbor Veterinarians

Charleston Harbor Veterinarians is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Charleston, South Carolina, located at 280 Rutledge Ave. The clinic treats dogs and cats. Public Google feedback shows a 5.0/5 rating across 460 reviews.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Routine annual visits for cats
•Appointments that address multiple concerns in a single visit (as described by reviewers)
•Evaluation and treatment of cat fight injuries, including checking for puncture wounds and signs of infection
•Follow-up after visits (reported as two check-in calls in one case)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Caroline Randinelli and Dr. April McCaskill, along with an unnamed veterinary technician.

Reviews

Google shows a 5.0/5 rating from 460 reviews. Recent written comments describe staff as attentive and clear when explaining care options, note quick scheduling for appointments, and highlight gentle, thorough handling in urgent situations like suspected infection after a cat fight. Follow-up communication after the visit is also mentioned as a positive theme.

Reviews for Charleston Harbor Veterinarians

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 460 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Lauren Seborowski

1 month ago

I have been going to CHV for years now and the staff are excellent! They always help me understand my options and take the best care of my fur babies!

AudreyGrace Mahoney

Lola ❤️’s Dr. Caroline Randinelli! We were able to quickly get in for an appointment and address all concerns. We highly recommend!

Lashana Heyward

marcy jean brenner

My male orange tabby cat had his annual here

K. Co.

Here’s a polished version that keeps your warmth and adds a little flow: We can’t thank the team enough for the incredible care they gave our sweet Biscuit. After getting into a cat fight (in which he apparently decided surrender was the better option!), he came home covered in bites and scratches. We didn’t realize he’d been in a fight at first—we just knew he wasn’t acting like himself and brought him in right away. Dr. April McCaskill and our veterinary technician were so gentle, compassionate, and thorough. When Biscuit’s temperature came back at 105.8°F, they immediately recognized he likely had a serious infection and carefully searched until they found multiple puncture wounds hidden beneath his fur. Their skill and attention to detail made all the difference. What impressed us just as much was what happened after we left. The office followed up not once, but twice, to check on Biscuit. Having a veterinary team that genuinely cares and continues to support you after the appointment is incredibly reassuring when your fur baby is sick. As an ER nurse, I know how much follow-up and compassionate communication matter, and this team exemplified both. We are so grateful for the care they provided, and we are clients for life. Thank you for taking such wonderful care of our sweet baby, Biscuit. ❤️🐾