Berwick Animal Hospital is such a great place for veterinary care. We are getting ready to move…read moreoverseas with our pets which involves a lot of patience, paperwork, and appointments. All the staff had been excellent in keeping track of everything and they are always up to date on our situation when we come in. I've appreciated the calls to check in on our animals after procedures and new medications, and honestly everyone is just so nice. Highly, highly recommend

Berwick Animal Hospital is off of 17 across from the Kroger shopping center…read more They have a nice building and their own private parking lot. We've had to bring our dog here a few times after moving to Savannah. They are very helpful and offer military discount. They carry the food he requires also, which is a plus. The hours are my only complaint, I'm sure they have a reason for it but coming from an old animal hospital that opened from 8-8pm the hours here are hard to get used to. I've had issues with my dog after 5 and have had to wait until the next morning for answers. Final Verdict: we do continue to use them as they get the job done.

Fantastic place and a wonderful vet & staff! Prices are…read moreabout 30-35% less than standard vet place. Example fecal test $78 vs $115. Walk-ins are welcome!

Convenient location with a knowledgeable and friendly staff, My miniature poodle and I appreciate…read moreDr. Kinsey's care and the time she spends to get to know us. Devi is very reactive and I am stressed to go into situations with her. Dr. Kinsey and her staff always treat us with patience and kindness and are happy to get down to Devi's level to make her feel more comfortable. We went in after getting some very serious lab results when with another vet. We were ready to move on before receiving the results. We went in to Dr. Kinsey and she calmly and systematically went over everything with us. Followed up with a few more targeted labs and I am happy to say that Devi is doing well. So - yes, she is good for the day to day wellness and I was also ery comfortable with her assessment and treatment plan for something more serious as well.

A wonderful, compassionate team of veterinarians that have been caring for Savannah's fur babies…read morefor many, many years. Dr. Hudspeth is at the helm of this practice that his father started years ago. I switched to this practice, for my furry family members, at the advice and recommendation of several friends. Their care extended the life of my Labrador retriever by three years. Additionally, they offer boarding for their patients and will bath before pick up. Many veterinarian practices today try to run up the bill with unnecessary services, but not so here. They are reasonable, compassionate and professional.

Would Give A Million Stars If I Could! So patient and…read moreaccommodating. Extremely professional. And very knowledgeable. They have animals too, of course. I love that they share personal experiences! Thanks For Everything Again! My Pittie Sky Loves All Them Ladies

The best. I don't know what we would have done without Dr. Steadly when our Rose had diabetes. She…read morewas always available, always willing to listen, and constantly there for us when Rose came down with pneumonia and suddenly passed. She's remained consistently resilient with our current dog's lupus diagnosis, always willing to look into new avenues of care and to make suggestions as we find things that work best for our specific case. The new clinic is so conveniently located (right by the dog park!) with ample parking and a welcoming ambiance. Everyone there has been so nice and it's reassuring knowing how many services can be done right at the clinic. Being only 5 minutes from our house also puts me at ease with a dog who suffers from travel anxiety! I'm thrilled to have this experienced vet so close to us now!

We are so appreciative of Teyah and all of the wonderful staff at midtown mutts. We are in the area…read moreon vacation with our dog who developed sudden lameness in her back and front leg and will not bear weight. Due to our poor pups obvious pain level we did not want to wait until we returned home to get her seen. Midtown was willing to see us right away for an emergency visit. They did full bloodwork and X rays and our dog tested positive for Lyme. They were able to start her on doxycycline and give her a steroid shot for the pain and inflammation. Very grateful and our sweet girl is already feeling better!

ya... while I think their medical advice is sound, and from what I could tell about their surgical…read morecompetency it's on par with what a medical hospital should be, and the staff is always friendly... the rest of my experience is not great. I have been using their services for a little over three years now. Every day or at least 3 times a week I get an email blast from them advertising care and medicines for sale. That practice alone gives me the creepy crawlies. But also when I take my dogs in for tech work, such as a monthly shot, Im hounded by extra costs and unnecessary exams and tests. If they had their way, what should be a 90$ visit explodes into a $300 visit. One year ago, the monthly Librella injection cost $70 with tech, today it is $101. One year ago, the proheart 6 injections were the "less expensive choice vs heart guard and the reason to do it. This is how they advertised it to me. They have marked up the cost by more than $50. I guess they figured I wouldn't check now that it is a renewing prescription. Today, I wanted heartworm shots for my dogs and they insisted that an annual exam was "required by law" in order to qualify for the heartworm medicine. Vet clinic policy is not law. I went to PetFix down the road, and they only required the heartworm test and proof of rabies vaccination. It feels SOOO CORPORATE!!! I want my vet and their techs to be more grounded and not so fundamentally driven by milking every penny they can from me. I completely understand that they have to make a profit to survive, but this is ridiculous. It's like taking your car to the dealership to get serviced; same repair, higher cost. If paying through your nose is your thing, then Case is for you. For the "annual exam" required to just get heartworm meds for two young dogs under 3 tears old ends up to be $330 PER PET!!! and that doesn't include the cost of the heartworm injection! For my elderly dog, he's 17, $381 before even paying the 170 something they want for the heartworm! settle down people, settle down. Also, they're on a really busy street with no fence, so if your pet jumps out of your car, you get the extra fun bonus of experiencing a heart attack.

I absolutely love this vet! I scheduled because I switched vets and they called to get all the…read morerecords of my puppy. The lady on the phone was super nice and scheduled around the perfect time for me. Once I got into the room the doctor and nurses were great. They were very gentle and informed me of benefits of fixing my pup. I did not feel pressured like how I did at the last vet.

Sidney, Jordan and Dr Haselet were so patient and gentle with my very scared Sharpei, it took a…read moregreat team effort to get her checkup, etc done. Highly recommend

Dr Bevere is knowledgeable, caring and our pets love going to see her. The office is always clean…read more Front office staff are courteous.

Really did not like it when they didn't tell me how serious canine brucellosis is when they said my…read moredog had it. Then the test came back that he didn't have it. It's a mandatory put down in certain states.

Google urgent care for pets. Absolutely love this place, The vet was amazing the vet tech was even…read moremore amazing. My dog had diarrhea for 12 hours. They didn't try to push any extra things on me. Gave me a plan within my budget and it worked abd my dog is doing sooo much better. Highly recommend I'd you have an emergency.

Left us without a vet during a pregnancy…read more I am sharing this experience so other pet owners, especially breeders, can make an informed decision before trusting this practice with a reproductive case. Dr. Claytor was our local repro vet during my girl's pregnancy, which was being managed by Dr. Leigh McBride, a highly specialized theriogenologist who was also the surgical insemination vet. When Dr. McBride set the pre and post-surgery protocols, Dr. Claytor refused to follow them and threatened to drop us rather than defer to the specialist. She said she needed to consult her own mentor - also a theriogenologist - before deciding. Even after her mentor corrected her, the threatening approach didn't stop. She gave us a 24-hour ultimatum over the wormer protocol. We complied with everything she asked. She dropped us anyway 6 weeks from delivery. The staff shifted along with her, and the environment became uncomfortable and unwelcoming. I understand they follow the doctor's lead, but it added to an already stressful situation. This seems to align with how the staff scored this practice on Indeed with an overall 2.8 score. Dropping a patient mid-pregnancy is not just bad bedside manner - it is a safety issue. I am looking into reporting this to the veterinary board. The other doctors here seem well-regarded, and I think this issue is isolated to one vet. But for anything reproductive or specialist-level, please do your research first. The extra 15-20 minute drive to another repro vet is worth is.

My experience with this clinic revealed a preference for expensive, invasive procedures over…read morepractical medicine. I noticed an immediate push toward maximizing costs, including offering only lump-sum quotes despite requests for itemized billing. The medical consistency was also a serious issue. When asked to go over the X-rays for my cat's dental, two vets at the clinic provided conflicting interpretations, undermining confidence in the quality of the $1,000 procedure. The most concerning incident was the follow-up for a blueberry-sized subcutaneous chin abscess that developed three days after the dental cleaning. Dr. Claytor insisted on a $70 cytology (a test she admitted might be inconclusive) and outlined a plan for surgery as the next step. I suggested a more sensible approach: try broad-spectrum antibiotics first, and if the infection returned, then pursue a full workup. This was firmly dismissed due to what felt like a completely inflexible protocol. Furthermore, Dr. Claytor suggested reading the cytology off of a smear--which would include surface bacteria and contamination from the open wound. When I asked why not do a simple needle aspirate for the $70 test she'd admitted uncertainty about reading, she said that would require sedation because my cat was too reactive. Yet my cat only reacted because Dr. Claytor had just clipped directly over the exposed tissue of the abscess without any care or caution, causing my cat to jump in pain. Rather than use a towel wrap or basic restraint to obtain a clean sample, she was content to either collect a contaminated specimen or skip straight to sedation and then surgery. No physical exam, vet did not check her lymph nodes or recent dental extraction site, no mention of a bacterial culture, no mention of basic wound care like warm compresses to expel a foreign object, completely inflexible on trying a broad-spectrum antibiotic. Dr. Claytor's treatment plan for a blueberry-sized abscess was a poorly collected, potentially unreadable $70 cytology followed by exploratory surgery. If you are seeking practical, cost-effective veterinary medicine, you won't find it here. This clinic appears to prioritize revenue-generating diagnostics and surgery over sound, sensible, staged treatment.