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Harley Burrell
6 days ago
If I could give this place -5 stars I would. I brought my dog in who got euthanized, they not only called my dog the wrong name, but they marked my dog as a male who was clearly a female, when I brought up my concerns to the clinic over the phone, I was nice and understanding. What really tipped it off is that when my fiancé voiced his concerns when we were there to pick up our dogs remains, the front desk receptionist laughed at my fiancé. Very unprofessional. I don’t recommend it and will never go back there again.
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William Dillon
6 days ago
It doesn’t surprise me you have so many poor reviews after the interaction this past Mother’s Day. Who ever was working should be fired. Rude, disrespectful, etc. then called back asking where we were after our dog passed before we could even get her to the vet. You should be ashamed at who ever was answering calls that day. When they had the audacity to call back saying after our Daisy passed we still had to come they can shove it. We went to our friends who cared about our animal not just money haha. Show some empathy. WOULDN’T recommend and we didn’t even make it into the office.
Just want to say we had an emergency with my daughters dog. After rushing him
To this clinic. He unfortunately passed before we got there. He hated cars. After all the bad I have heard. I’m sure everyone has their own experience. But I would like to say. The staff was very helpful and sympathetic. This was a horrible time and we walked out of there comforted. Ty soo much. Kane was my daughter’s baby. Ty for being there at 1 o’clock in the morning and not over billing us on putting Kane to rest. ❤️
Between the prices quoted to us & how they told my co worker her cat with a blockage would have to wait 12-14 hrs plus $400 to walk in doesn't sound like a good place. This just shows places like this are more about the $ instead of actually providing good animal care. We need a new facility that works with people instead of draining with financially before giving any kind of care.
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Mary Ann Woodruff
May 2, 2026
How we ever made it to the hospital in time, I still don’t know. Our four-year-old French Bulldog, Hank, went into heat stroke and was in critical condition when we arrived. A vet tech came running out, took Hank in her arms, and rushed him inside.
When we left hours later, we truly didn’t think we would be bringing him home again. It was a long, sleepless night, waiting for that dreaded phone call—one that, thankfully, never came.
The next morning, a nurse told us Hank was off oxygen, and the doctor would be calling with his bloodwork—the same bloodwork that had been so abnormal it couldn’t even be properly measured because he was so sick. Then the doctor called with the news we had been hoping and praying for: Hank was doing incredibly well. She wanted to keep him through the afternoon for monitoring, but he would be coming home.
We cannot thank this staff enough for saving our Hank. Not only did they save his life, but they also gave our little boy so much love and care while he was their patient.
We will forever be grateful and cannot recommend them highly enough.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts,
The Woodruff Family