I see Dr Seelhorst when I come to Tazewell if I need anything for my dog. He is very through, and I…read morealways feel comfortable when I leave. His staff is always friendly and very helpful. I am so glad to have found his office.

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The staff at UT Veterinary Medical Center were knowledgeable, compassionate, and empathetic. They…read moretook excellent care of our fur baby during a trying time for us. We would recommend them highly.

I would give zero stars if possible. We took our fur baby to UT immediately following an accident…read more She had suffered a spine stroke due to a roll in the yard, and had paralysis from the waist down. We were told they couldn't conduct an MRI for 3 days, told we should find a facility with MRI availability sooner elsewhere, and sent home. We asked for help with a referral or recommendation and were told to Google it. I will drive the 2 hours to the facility in Chattanooga we ended up taking her to before I will let UT Vet touch many of my pets. No help. No compassion. Save your money and time and take your pet elsewhere if you want good care for your pet.

They are supposed to be "orthopedic specialist" yet they cannot even diagnos orthopedic issues…read more They kept telling me "it's autoimmune" and you need to see an internal medicine vet, after they did PRP on my dog as they said he needed it. They then even gave me a referral! UT helped immensely and said "no autoimmune whatsoever". Paid Blackford an exorbitant amount of money only for their "expertise" to be dead wrong and life threatening to my dog. None of them, none at all, should be allowed to practice veterinary medicine. The damage to his leg, just for an IV was uncalled for, inexcusable and horrific for a vet practice.

Wonderful people who saved our Bentley! Dr. HODSHON is the best!…read moreTime for a road trip!

The staff is wonderful. The office is VERY clean. On one of our families worst days they went above…read moreand beyond to treat us and our doggo so well.

I came here twice and I had appointments. I still had to wait 1 more hour to have my cat…read morevaccinated, nothing crazy and I had to wait another hour to check out. They are very slow.

If I could have given negative stars I would, We lost out beautiful Cat bc of this Vet's seemingly…read morelack of knowledge and concern. We took our cat to them on Thursday for some swollen spots on her belly and to get the clinical grade of Flea meds for the season. They gave us meds for the inflammation and we got fleas meds that go down her back. We gave her her meds as recommended and by Monday she became listless and hardly wanted to move. We booked her a follow up for the very next day -Tuesday, and on that day they did bloodwork and informed my M.I.L that her blood was "funny", but just sent her home telling us to continue the meds from the visit before and try to get her to eat some tuna water and give water bc at this point she had also stopped eating. The next morning when we get ready for work she was moving even less and we decided to "trust the Dr" and just continue to give her meds and water, We get a call around 4:30pm from my M.I.L saying the thinks our cat is about to pass away that she was hardly breathing, we rush home and on the way I call the Vet to let them know what's going on and only talked to the receptionist who relayed what I said to the Vet and AT THAT POINT it suggested we take her to Morristown for a blood transfusion with a different Vet. She didnt even make the trip. She passed away suffocating to death in my arms. Turns out she had an infection in her bloodstream that was killing her red blood cells and she wasn't getting enough oxygen thru her system....ALL WHICH WAS IN THE BLOODWORK THEY PERFORMED THE DAY BEFORE (but we didnt know how to read the test results and just trusted what the Vet told us-(WE WILL NEVER BE THIS NAIVE AGAIN), they sent her home instead of telling us at that time how life threatening and critical her condition was- it was not treatable at home and she should have been taken for the blood transfusion and been put in a oxygen tent the day before, bc of how low her oxygen levels were and how infected her blood was, yet they sent us home telling us to feed and water her when she couldn't even breath. All of our Fur Babies was being treated at this clinic, we will not take them back to them ever again, and we should have known better from other times we had taken in our other babies and they were given meds and the problem never cleared up- after multiple visits my M.I.L's cat lips is still swollen, another of her cat's still has digestive issues and they cant tell us what's even going on with either of them. Save yourself heartbreak and money and take your Babies to a Vet that cares and knows how to do their job. We made a truly terrible mistake trusting them with her care and we have paid dearly for it. We will miss her forever and every day without her is a constant reminder never to trust the "professionals" and to question and investigate everything.

They are always able to take my two cats in right away. Very kind and professional and have helped…read moremy cats through any ailment!

We would like the thank the staff at Ashville Highway…read moreanimal hospital. We recently had taken our beloved dog Oreo in for treatment , and as we had suspected his health brought us to make the decision to put his pain before ours. Dr. Rick was straight forward and professional and assured me that I was doing the humane thing . I know this must not be easy for them either. Somehow the memories of happiness with Oreo help to overcome our sadness. Thank you again to the entire staff .

My dogs have been seen here for years. Months ago, my dog developed a cough and itchy skin. For…read moresure I'm thinking environmental allergies, but I'm no vet. 4-5 months of suffering and multiple trips, check ups from two doctors here, medications and testing, not once was her skin ever looked at. Being a single mom, struggling financially I feel i was taken advantage of. We did X-rays, the cough went away and was still being sent with a cough medication. I turned it down. After steroids (which I heard shouldn't be used in older dogs per our new vet), antibiotics, shots you name it, I got fed up and found a new vet. They were aware of her itching as I told both doctors. Sure the cough was a bit startling but my dog was visibly losing hair and chewing her skin. Within 10 minutes, our new forever vet found fleas on her. Flea infestation. I had looked my baby all over and never saw them. My jaw dropped. Thankfully she is on the road to recovery after a long battle. When I reached out about everything I spent on this, well guess what? The doctors didn't write it in their notes therefore the issue never existed therefore they don't feel I'm owed anything. My dogs and anyone looking for a good vet will be sent elsewhere for proper diagnosis. That's something too simple to be missed, and as a long time customer I'm a little shocked at how it was handled. Itching and chewing skin was 100% discussed.

I rate this place 1 star because I can't possibly rate it any lower…read more I'll start with the fact that the long wait hours are ridiculous. You don't get in for the upwards of an hour or longer after your appointment time! The clientele is through the roof. They shouldn't be taking anymore people realistically, but they do. Now let me tell you my story and why I believe that not a soul should go here. It started with my rabbit, merryweather, whom's eye suddenly became enlarged out of socket. Of course I freaked out called my usual vet, Sevier county animal, which may I add is the BEST. Unfortunately they were unable to access the situation as they don't deal with rabbits much. After recommending me to a special vet in Knoxville I quickly made an appointment that was 1 month out. I then called back and they recommend me to tri-county, the only vet near by that sees rabbits that would hopefully be able to see her faster. I took merryweather to tri-county and their vet, Dr. Biggs, diagnosed her with an abscess behind the eye and said that the eye was blind. We would then need to remove the eye to get to the abscess behind it. Which she reminds me is something that is very hard to get rid of and likely will always come back. $600 later... I take my rabbit home, eye removed and sutured up. Instantly I notice a hard bulge on the top of her head, where the eye socket is. I told myself it was likely just how her structure is shaped since I wasn't used to seeing her shaved there. (She's was a very hairy lions head). 1-2 weeks later we noticed the suture spot on her eye was leaking open. We go back, again. Come to find out that hard spot wasn't just her structure, it was abscess!! She then decided that we would need to go back in cut her back open and leave it open so that way we could properly clean the eye and cauterize the abscess to hopefully kill it off. My question is, why was that done in the first place. Knowing that the abscess was still there, she sewed the infection shut in her eye. Resulting in me coming back and spending another $100 for her to be put under and such. She quite literally charged me to for a 2 second demonstration of how to clean her eye. Which again should have been done the first time around. I came back for a check up she scheduled me for that I wasn't aware she'd be charging $50 for!!! No worries though I got a $24 statement in the mail from them I called to discuss about, Dr. Biggs was so kind to discount me half off for... her mistake. Our was it intentional? How did she not notice the infection she sutured up? Why did she sew it up, knowing it'd be something we'd need to clean and take care of? Why did she never prescribe any real long term antibiotics? $700+ later, my rabbit merryweather is dead. The infection killed her due to the time it was encapsulated in her eye as well as never being prescribed long term antibiotics. I unfortunately had another appointment for her with a separate vet we were never able to make it to. Due to the absolute negligence of her from Dr. Biggs. Just like many others. It seems she had a reoccurring reputation, how she's still open shocks me. Years now I've heard such nasty things about this woman and her malicious practices. Had she not been my quickest resort option for my rabbit I would have NEVER went there. She is a heartless woman who genuinely does not care about your pets and their well being. She rips on pet owners for every dollar they have. She truly is the animal herself, preying on innocent pet owners who want their pet to get better. Save your money and time and go somewhere else.

This place is a SCAM. DO NOT bring your pets here…read more Tri County Veterinary Clinic is a disgrace to pet care. They prey on pet owners in emotional situations and will blindside you with outrageous, unauthorized charges. We came in expecting a simple demonstration on how to administer fluids to our cat and were slammed with an $800 bill--with ZERO prior estimate, no warning, and no consent. This isn't just a one-time issue. This place has a pattern of overcharging, unethical billing, and complete disregard for their customers' time. * We have waited over 3+ hours at past appointments. * We were hit with surprise charges before when we had to put down our other cat. * Today, we were made to wait 45 MINUTES at the counter while they blatantly avoided us. They kept lying and stalling, claiming the vet was "in surgery" when in reality, they just didn't want to deal with their own shady business practices. When we finally said we'd dispute the charge and report them, they did nothing to make it right. No refund, no discount, no accountability--just more excuses and delay tactics. If you care about your pet and don't want to be scammed, STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE. They do not care about your animal--only about squeezing every last dollar out of you. I will be disputing this charge, filing complaints with the Better Business Bureau and the State Veterinary Board, and making sure everyone knows how corrupt this clinic is. Do yourself and your pet a favor--find an honest vet who actually gives a damn. This place should be shut down.

Well, we left PVH a number of years ago but are back since new proprietors took ownership…read moreapparently a few years ago. It's good to be "home" again. Overall, it's a great pet hospital. The waiting room is divided, one for cats and one for dogs, which is good. The rooms could use some modernization as the uncomfortable wooden benches seem a bit worn. Nonetheless, the vets and staff are super friendly and knowledgeable. We've had to put down two of our precious furry felines (ages 18 and 19), and everyone was kind and supportive. The only thing I miss about the old place is the modest senior discount which was a plus for we older folks on fixed incomes.

I don't recommend this vet for cat owners. Sharing a room with dogs makes many cats uncomfortable…read more The vet told me not to worried about some "acne" on her chin that turned it to be an infection that caused her to eat progressively less until they finally gave her antibiotics. They also overprescribe, recommending FLV vaccines and heart worm medication for a strictly indoor cat.

A very well known and distinguished school. Our Granddaughter attends class there and took us on a…read morelengthly tour of the entire school as well as the laboratories. A very amazing school of higher learning.

I would not trust this vet ponticello. I give my Moe the dewormer made by Sentry. The damn stuff…read morekilled him. Put Moe and me thru 3 weeks of pure hell. With the cost of over $1500.00 and a dead friend. I took Moe to this place. They were very nice. Anyway Moe was 12 years old had not been to a vet in over 10 years. The crack pot seen Moe for less than half hour. Wrote the crazed report knowing what the hell we were going thru. The company that made this crap has over 20 vets in and around Knoxville listed as their company. On their web site Pet IQ. That's the reason ponticello will not return a phone call, after robbing me of $1500.00. I did not understand why he would not return a call but now I know why he said in he report I think and I did not believe. He's been bought and paid for. If you have a sick pet good luck your going need it. Michael Dick

I walked in with my pet and my first impression was with the front desk people who were horrible-no…read moreeye contact, unprofessional and rude. We didn't feel welcome at all. They seemed inconvenienced to look up and check us in. Terrible service. My pet went back and when they brought her to me in the waiting room, the vet tech had a lackadaisical attitude about the visit. He could have cared less about my pet and was preoccupied with looking at the parking lot for some reason. It was weird. This place used to be the best. Sadly, it's not anymore. I'm going to a different vet because of the way we were disrespected.

Central Vet (Mill rd.) had been a breath of fresh air for my family!…read more We are NOT your average pet owners; both my wife and myself have been in veterinary/shelter medicine for 2 decades. We have done it all! Veterinary practice management, licensed veterinary technician, shelter adoptions manager, lead shelter behavior specialist, dog trainer, and canine physical rehabilitation (PT for dogs). I am a Certified Canine Rehab Practitioner and received my education at UT. I'm sure that you can imagine; with the years of experience and knowledge that we possess, finding a veterinary facility that meets our requirements can be VERY challenging!! Things I am looking for in facility are as follows: modern website (showcasing the team is a MUST), online store, social media sites w/consistent posts, CSR's who pickup the phone (not....press 1 for this, press 2 for this, etc.), electronic medical records (NO paper charts), clean & spacious lobby/exam rooms/restroom/outdoor space/reception desk, modern technology (digital x-rays, in house labs, dental x-ray, ultrasound, etc.), onsite routine & specialty surgery, email communication, weekend hours, and a high number of good reviews. That was just the list of what I look for in a veterinary facility, we haven't even started on the staff requirements!! When evaluating support staff and finding the right doctor, there are a few things to consider. Is there a diverse group (age, gender, education, experience, etc) making up the team? When you have veterinarians across the "age spectrum" you can be assured that the medical tricks of the old days are meeting with modernized medicine of today. Staff longevity is also important! Trust me, an employee that is in the business to offer exceptional patient/client care will not stay on at a facility that doesn't share in their principles. Lastly, having multiple veterinarians who take the time to provide good bedside manner, offer education on new treatments/medications, and believes in the importance of follow-up care....A++! I know, I'm a high maintenance person, but I own my animals the best possible care and will always take the time to find the most appropriate care for them. Central Veterinary Hospital has met all my needs for staff & facility! I am always greeted by a smile, the hospital is always clean, the support staff are knowledgeable, and the doctors go above & beyond every visit!! Thank you for taking on a crazy veterinary professional such as myself, I know that we can be a difficult group of clients. Shout out to: Dr. Megan Broadrick for taking good care of the new patient Neshoba I brought to you! Tracey was very impressed by your hands on exam and follow up phone call to go over bloodwork. Jess the assistant for your awesome venipuncture skills on a jumpy Aussie. Autumn at reception.....you were AMAZING at answering all my questions, getting a refill on my pups medication, quoting costs for my upcoming visit, and going over all 4 of my dogs reminders!! GREAT JOB