Updating my review from 2 stars down to one. This mediocre vet clinic has the audacity to tell me I am not welcome there anymore since I left a less than average review. See below unaltered and very FAIR HONEST review. Any establishment that censors reviews is seriously wrong and absolutely not reputable. I gladly agree to not return to questionable facilities that are not available on weekends when MOST visits are needed. I now understand why most of my friends have left this "clinic" ( notice they cannot call themselves a hospital!) Why not??? Ok experience. Vet was not open to discussing alternative options to standard vaccines that poison the dogs more than necessary. Probably will not return since they are closed on weekends which is the most needed time to see a vet. Too bad for them and my dog. read more

I have received nothing but compassionate and professional care from Ansley Animal Clinic, and that includes help with saying goodbye to one of our beloved pets. I heartily recommend. read more

Ansley Animal Clinic - Dr. Spook at with "our favorite person," Charlotte. - Veterinarians Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Gail, Ansley animal clinic owner, called me a liar on this forum with no attempt to hear my perspective. I have no reason to lie; there are plenty of great veterinarians in Atlanta. You are correct though, your clients should trust their vet and your office isn't worthy of anyone's. I was taunted, interrupted, and mocked by your employee for merely asking how the cost for annual check up came to over $600. The woman tried to help between his interruptions. I can't imagine if it had been something urgent or if my pup had been sick and I was in a vulnerable position. Trust is paramount and y'all failed. read more

We took our rescue kitty here to get a check up and the staff were friendly and professional. We were able to get in a same day appointment without any hassle- they even do in house blood tests! Every question we had was answered, and overall, it was a very positive experience. read more

Ansley Animal Clinic - Veterinarians Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Approachable staff, pet-centered atmosphere, and practical, reasonable care. I highly recommend.

We had been seeing Dr. Brandley here for a number of years, but after she left we've bounced around a bit with my rat terrier's care. I'd like to get back on with a regular doctor but--and even after significant interior renovations and refinements--we still have trouble getting seen in a timely manner. Part of me is always in awe of how they keep this operation going with so many customers; the other part of me gets frustrated that they seem to bite of more than they can chew sometimes. We had a recent visit for her annual exam and our doctor (I won't name her here) was, by comparison to other folks, checked out of the process and got a little snippy with me when I corrected her on the gender of my pup. I really want this place to succeed and hope they take this notes to heart. read more

Follow up to my previous review: this is an unlicensed clinic. Their doctors are licensed but they are not. No wonder they killed my dog they aren't even official with the state. DO NOT BRING YOUR PETS HERE. read more

Ansley Animal Clinic - Ansley is responsible for my dog's passing. Bring your pets at your own risk. - Veterinarians Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This review is a long time coming. Not a fan. Went there twice. Was unhappy with how they treated both me and my dog. Have happily found a new animal hospital in Buckhead. I guess I'm leaving this review to hopefully let them know that poor treatment will result in clients leaving them. read more

Both of our dogs have been patients at Ansley for a little over a year and we've been thrilled with the care, friendliness, and service. Both of our dogs are rescues, and the vets have been very patient about getting the messy records they came with in order and helping answer our many questions as first time helicopter dog parents. Outside of regular wellness checks and vaccinations, our dogs have also had a UTI / bladder stones, and a case of kennel cough. For both of those incidents, the vets we saw were incredibly helpful and caring. For the bladder stones, the vet called us about once a week for a month to check in on how our dog was doing and her recommended care and medications helped our dog feel better almost immediately. Their prices are not the lowest (if you do want super low cost veterinary services, I highly recommend the Atlanta Humane Society), but they've seemed reasonable. Every person we've interacted with from front desk staff, to techs, to the actual vet have been extremely kind to both the animals and well as owners - I trust them with our sometimes skittish dogs even when I can't go in for the appointments with them due to COVID. When I've been with them in person, they don't default to muzzles or manhandling the animals like some places do. They also don't rush you in and out, and will make sure that any and all questions you have are answered (and we ask a lot of questions!). For COVID, they have had their lobby closed, but they have an efficient system to call when you arrive, and the vet / front desk will check in with you multiple times while you wait in your car to make sure communication is still excellent. They've recently allowed you to go in with your pet if you wish. They say their wait times for new patient appointments are 6 weeks, but it's worth a call - if they have last minute cancellations they may be able to get you in sooner. Thank you Ansley for keeping our pups happy and healthy! read more

We took our cat Luci Loo on 4/25/2024 due to her having a constant sneeze and congestion and Dr. Spook who was her attending Vet it could be related to STRESS? And after having cats for for almost 40 years and two Maine Coons at home and knowing how cats are very sensitive to upper respiratory infections I didn't think it was due to stress and the only medication he suggested was for over the counter allergy medication which was almost impossible to find, but needless to say both are Maine Coons now have the same symptoms as Luci Loo so it's apparent they all have a respiratory infection because it spreads quickly to other cats so needless to say Dr Spook might need to return to school! In all honesty I never liked the Ansley Animal Clinic for a bad experience with a cat we had before but I didn't realize my spouse made the appointment with them! Needless to say they have never contacted us to follow up or check on Luci Loo, so PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR PETS to this Animal Clinic. In all honesty I wouldn't give any of them any stars and in addition their waiting area is extremely small for cats & dogs as well as the owners who bring them! read more

If I could give a zero star I would. This is probably the worst vet I've ever been to after owning dogs for almost 30 years. They ran the same labs 2 weeks apart and instead of keeping my dog over night they sent us home when she was not eating or drinking for the entire time. They chalked it up to a UTI the first visit and put her on antibiotics. I'm now at blue pearl emergency room bc my dog collapsed and I called Ansley's emergency number and Alicia answered and said even though they are 24 hour emergency service no one is there to help or send records over to the ER. It must be the owners desire to price gouge patients and double charge them, then cut costs in after hours care and her inability to keep vets as we've had 3 new vets in two years at this practice. It's clearly the owners business to not care for her patients but run off staff, over charge patients and not provide help in an emergency. read more

Have my two dogs here for a check up, vaccines and to get re-established with this practice. We had tried another vet because we thought they would be more convenient. The staff here at Ansley is always so friendly and professional. They've taken great care of our pets over the years and great care of us on those sad days when we had to say goodbye to a beloved pet. They're absolutely the best in Midtown and probably beyond. Glad to be back and have our fur kids in their care once again. read more

Dr. Morocco is amazing! She is professional, friendly, caring, and knowledgeable. She listens to me patiently and provides a lot of useful information and advice on what I should do at certain situations. I love all members of Ansley Animal Clinic! Thank you read more

I love Ansley Animal CLinux I've taken my 5 dogs there since 1996, through all their life cycles. they helped me make the difficult decision to put down my 13 year old German shepherd just last week seeing us through the process with love. They are compassionate, smart, professionals. They've always laid out the medical options for a given issue and taKen my opinion into consideration. I've cycled through all the vets and they're all amazing. The techs and Front desk staff are skilled, knowledgeable and very kind. I highly recommend ACC. read more

I love everyone at Ansley Animal Clinic! They are always there for me when I need them and I can feel and see the love they have for my baby. The entire staff sent me a handwritten/signed card after I had to put my kitty down. They make you and your pet feel like family. I couldn't ask for a better resource for my pup! read more

Dr. Morocco is so friendly and knowledgeable. She really listens to you and takes your opinions and insight into consideration. I feel like the prices are very fair and they do not pressure or recommend anything that is not necessary. They also do not mind if you purchase medications online. After being at a vet clinic that takes advantage of you and does not take good care of the animals, this place is a breath of fresh air! The only downside is that they do not take new patient appointments on the weekends. read more

Can't say enough about Ansley Animal Clinic and the people that work there. Ansley has provided first rate care for our pets over almost two decades, including inevitably and sadly, easing their passing when it's time. Routine appointments are not hard to schedule - you don't have to wait weeks. And emergencies have been handled immediately on several occasions. We've had favorite Ansley veterinarians over the years, but really, all of them have been great. I was really saddened when I heard about the death of Elliot, the clinic kitty. He was awesome. read more

Fantastic service and a very cool / understanding vet staff. We started taking Penny here after a bad experience with another local establishment that will remain unnamed. Penny is always eager to go here, is never frightened coming or going and I feel confident that they do whats best for her in her everyday care. When were were out of town and Penny fell ill at boarding they even took her in and monitored her until we returned. I cant ask for more from a Vet and highly recommend Ansley Animal Clinic. read more

Rude front office staff. Seems to be excessively busy and unorganized. Cancelled apt well within 1 week and was charged for missed appointment. Will be taking my business elsewhere. read more

Everything about this experience was wonderful for me. I am a first time dog owner with a new puppy. I came to Ansley to get her vaccinations done--left with a personalized scheduled care report. Dr. Steen was full of helpful information and referrals for all things I was concerned about, as well as things I hadn't considered with my puppy's health. I didn't catch any of the vet assistant's names, but they were great with my dog..so great in fact that when she got her vaccination, she didn't even notice. After a really crappy experience at another vet, it was refreshing to go to a professional environment (with decent prices too!) where my puppy's health was the top priority. read more

Extremely Hit-Or-Miss. It really depends on which veterinarian you get and there doesn't seem to be a way to consistently request and get a specific one. On the plus side, they're big enough and willing to work you in last minute if there is an emergency. On the negative side, they have a preferred online pharmacy and make it hard for you to work with cheaper and better ones (they won't approve by fax and make you come in to pick up a paper copy to snail mail to the online company (yes, the irony isn't lost on me either)). read more

Dr. Wood at Ansley took great care of my Black Lab for the last 10 years of my dog's 16 year life. Unfortunately we had to euthanize last week. I could not have asked for a more caring group of people than I had that day. From the office staff, to the techs, to Dr. Wood, all were gentle and soothing to both me and my dog. I felt like Dr. Wood's loving care of my dog gave her a few extra years of life. When I'm ready, I will try to find another dog to give a home to and Ansley will again be my choice as a Vet. read more

This is only based on my initial visit here but so far so good. I brought my new little (canine) girl, Bella, in to get checked out and get stocked on heartworm and flea meds. I was a little put off when I first arrived because I had a mug of coffee in one hand, a dog on a leash in the other hand, a stack of paperwork to be filled out (OK, a sheet of paperwork but, whatever) and none of the other waiting pet owners would move their asses over to make space for me to sit on a bench, not even when I was setting my coffee on the floor and leaning against a wall just so I could fill out the paperwork. Finally one of them left and I got to sit and of course everyone that was still there loved my sweet dog and I am sure they felt really bad at this point for making me stand. Anyway, they called us into the room but before we went in, we had to stop to weigh Bella on the giant scale in the waiting room. Bella was fine with this but, if it was me, I would have firmly declined being weighed in front of all these other people/animals. And then, they just announced her weight out loud for everyone to hear. Like I said, she was fine but I was actually a little uncomfortable for her, of course projecting my deeply ingrained human insecurities onto my innocent and not-at-all self-conscious dog. Fortunately (for me), her weight was quite normal - she might even be a bit too thin. Now, the stuff that matters. The assistant who checked Bella out first was very nice, took excellent notes about the things I told her, was gentle with Bella when examining her, taking her temp, etc., and was easy to talk to. Her vet (Dr. Squires) was also very nice and friendly. He was great about checking out the few things I had concerns about, was very gentle, explained things to me very well, and got her all set up with meds. He recommended an x-ray for her back leg (one of my concerns) but was very upfront about the cost and explained how urgent it seemed and what his level of concern was. I left with a good piece of mind. When I checked out, I (of course) had to pay for the meds but was thrilled to see that there was no cost for the initial exam. Granted, Bella didn't need any shots or anything, but they still spent a good amount of time with her and I fully expected to pay for this. The lady at the counter said that it was because the vets do their jobs here because they really just love animals. Awww... When it was time to go, Bella executed her normal flop-over-and-lay-down move that she does when she doesn't want to leave a place so I guess that it gets high marks from her, too. So, there you have it: we both recommend the Ansley Animal Clinic. read more

I read that they don't charge you for exams here, but that they only charge you for any extras you may receive (like certain procedures, shots, medication, etc). Well, maybe that was true in 2008, but that's not true now... they charge $54 + extras. So there are less expensive/lower cost places to go with great services in the area (ie: AHS, WellPet Humane to name a few) I don't like how cost aren't listed on the website, it's 2011, let's make it more convenient for potential new patients please. read more

I last reviewed Ansley two years ago. I thought I'd provide a quick update. I've started taking my dog to another clinic that I strongly prefer. My cat, however, needs emergency care now and then due to some persistent health problems. Since Ansley is so close and has his records, I've continued to take him there. They've renovated their facility, and it looks a million times better! That said, their waiting room is still tiny, which is frustrating-- like I said previously, it makes already nervous pets crack! And, like I said last time-- the wait here is crazy. Today I had an appointment for an annual exam. I waited almost 45 minutes to see a vet. I understand that medicine can't be timed down to the second, but if people are ALWAYS waiting that amount of time (and I've never, ever gotten into my appointment in under thirty minutes), then perhaps you're packing the appointment book too tight. And also, like I said last time: The vets themselves are very nice and professional. I like them a lot. But the front end-- the waiting room, the wait time, etc-- means that I'm never really thrilled with Ansley, and wouldn't enthusiastically recommend it to my friends. read more

My doggie of 11 years died on Monday and I felt I really needed to write this review. I've been traveling for about 3 weeks and a good friend had been taking care of him while I was gone. I felt pretty helpless about the situation since I was in another state as my dog was declining in health and so immediately it seemed. As I'm calling around Atlanta from New York trying to find someplace to get him seen (apparently the days after the 4th of July weekend are VERY busy) we finally got him into the Clinic. I received a call about an hour later letting me know his condition and the subsequent recommendation. Now I've never actually been into the clinic myself, but the call I received from Dr. Phelps was so amazing. He outlined the problem in every detail at least twice (they believed it was cancer at a really advanced stage) and reassured me in every way possible that it was the best thing to put him down. Dr. Phelps took the phone into a private corner so that he could speak with me and listened to all of my questions (a few times over). I was so confident and thankful about the care I know my dog received that I will recommend this clinic highly over and over. After looking at some of the other reviews I can see that my experience is shared which makes me feel even better. Even in a sad situation such as this, it helped to know that my doggie was in the best hands possible with people who make it their priority to deliver the best service possible. I can't thank them enough for their time and service. read more

My dog got fleas and I needed to get her some medicine, so I called to make an appointment. I had just moved to Atlanta and didn't have a vet yet. This clinic is right around the corner from me, so I thought I would try it. I called on a Monday morning, figuring it would be less busy during the week and I would be able to get an appointment quickly. No luck. The woman on the phone said they were booked all week, but they had an opening Saturday morning. So I watched my poor dog scratch all week (and spreading fleas to the cat). On Saturday, I got to the clinic and waited in line for 20 minutes just to get to the counter to let them know I was there. When I finally got to speak to someone, I found out that the woman on the phone had scheduled my appointment for the NEXT Saturday, not this week as she had told me. Apparently this clinic is so overbooked you have to wait two weeks to get flea medicine. The woman at the desk offered no apologies for the mix up. She told me I might (no guarantees) be able to see someone today if I waited a while. Since I had to wait 20 minutes just to get to the front desk, I figured a while meant pretty long. No thanks, I'll find a vet that doesn't make my dog suffer for two weeks before they can see her. And one that at least tries to make a good impression on a new client. read more

So when my previous vet retired a couple years ago, I decided to try Ansley Animal Clinic since it was close to home. Through two annual visits for my dog I was pleased with the service, but after today I won't trust my dog to their care again. I had to go out of town on a business trip so I decided to board my dog with Ansley Animal Clinic since that was our vet. I had done this several times with my previous vet with no issues. When I went to pick him up today, the receptionist started recapping my bill with "six days of boarding, medication, and six days of administering." I was confused because I didn't drop off my dog with any medication and I hadn't heard anything from Ansley Animal Clinic while I was gone. It turns out that Dr. Wood decided that my dog was anxious from boarding and without contacting / consulting me, she prescribed my dog a sedative for the time he was there. What I was told was that my dog was pulling on the lead around his neck when they walked him to do his business. Had I been contacted, I would have informed Dr. Wood that he was left with his harness because on our first visit to Ansley Animal Clinic, their vet techs suggested a harness to ease strain on his neck when he pulls. Had she contacted me and suggested it was in his best interest to administer something to ease his boarding (i.e. stress levels while in his run, not adjusting to people or willing to be walked), I would have approved. But I wasn't contacted. Dr. Wood didn't give me that option. Instead she made the unilateral decision to dope up my dog for the extent of his stay. I didn't sign anything authorizing Ansley Animal Clinic to make this sort of decision when I dropped him off, yet it still happened. I'm not sure about the whole legality of this, but on an ethical level, Dr. Wood and Ansley Animal Clinic failed. Needless to say, we left with a copy of our records and won't be going back. read more

Dr. Miracle is amazing. I haven't experienced many vets willing to get on the floor to examine your dog. I've never felt rushed in an appointment with her. That said, other reviews have pointed out long wait times, and this has been the case a few visits. I feel that if you're there more than once or twice a year like we are, you'll notice this more, but certainly if you book on a Saturday, forget about getting in and out. This definitely seems to be the busiest day. Book early on Saturday or before lunch during the week. It is also true they have a small waiting room, but unless your pet is aggressive with other animals (like one of mine is), this really isn't a huge issue. When we have to take our aggressive dog in, we let them know we're waiting in the car and they send a tech out to take us in through the back of the clinic. Not problem there. I've lived in Atlanta over 7 years now, and I've taken both my dogs to other vets around town. I've experienced either terrible medical care, terrible front of house service, or both. As far as veterinary practices in midtown Atlanta, I'm convinced Ansley is one of the best. Despite what other reviews claim, if you let the doctors know you're on a budget, they will respect that (not to mention, their prices are already quite competitive). Ansley has definitely saved us money in treating and diagnosing one of our dog's chronic skin issues. If you want doctors who genuinely enjoy cats and dogs, appreciate you aren't made of money, and a consistent and pleasant staff, give Ansley a try. read more

Ansley Animal Clinic is the BEST place to take your pets to see the vet! We have been taking our dogs here for about 4 years now and enjoy the great customer service and the pet friendly atmosphere. All of the doctors are great and I like that they kept the 70's look of the building...both interior and exterior. The best part is talking to the other pet owners and meeting their pets. Everyone is so friendly! I also enjoy the two community boards they set up. One is strictly for pet adoptions and the other are for pictures of new patients! Previous to Ansley Animal Clinic, we went to Pets Are People Too and had such an awful experience there. Our first baby, Braun; does not like having his nails cut and when I stopped by to get a nail trim for him, the rude assistant told me that Braun was crazy and needed 3 people to hold him down, needs training and we should never bring him there again. Braun was only about a year old when this happened and they brought him to me in a muzzle! I was in shock and gave her my two cents and never went back! When Ansley Animal Clinic or even Petsmart trims his nails, he is so calm...makes me wonder with they did to him! So if you have a new furry family member or are looking for a great vet, check out Ansley Animal Clinic! The definitely deserve more than 5 stars and its great to see everyone else rate them so high as well! read more

I was shocked and disappointed at the experience I had at Ansley Animal Clinic. I recently moved to the area and have an indoor/outdoor cat. She started showing signs of difficulty swallowing and would gag pretty frequently/threw up a few times. I was shocked because when I called, the phone interaction was great, the woman was so sweet and caring, the office staff when I arrived was wonderful, the woman who led me to the room was so kind and attentive, but the veterinarian herself was far from helpful. I saw Dr. Hayes, and her demeanor was almost condescending in a way. She immediately confronted me about letting my cat outside, saying there were coyotes in Midtown. I informed her I live in an attic apartment and that my cat was primarily on the roof. Her response, "Well, no coyotes up there". Then she proceeded to interrogate me on why I wouldn't have a collar on my cat if she's outside. I told her due to my cat's obvious throat irritation that I had taken her collar off the night before. Following the interrogation, she saw two black specks on the exam table and immediately pegged it that my cat had fleas. Meanwhile, she still has yet to address the actual reason I am there. Finally, she looked down my cat's throat, claimed she didn't see anything. Asked if I'd been sick, I said no, and she then explained that cats can get sore throats from owners. In the end, about a 10 minute exam total, and $85 later, my cat apparently had a sore throat and she gave me some liquid antibiotics to give her twice a day. Yet, a week later and after the medicine has ran out, my cat still is having complications swallowing. I have never felt more belittled and unwelcome by a vet. Will not be returning. read more

The fact that I have not written a review about this clinic to date is a sad and clear error on my part. It is corrected today. The reason I discovered my error is because I wanted to "update" my review to include the front office and tech staffs in my review. So I'll start there: I don't like to think that my partner and me are high maintenance, but I think we are. We have pet insurance for our 2 toys (maltipoo and shitzu) and dealing with pet insurers - so I can pass some of the buck there. Suffice to say the front staff organizes the vet bills in accordance with the insurance companies "dictates" - thank you very much. But also, the front staff has kind patience. I arrived on the "appointed" date and time with both dogs for their annual. I swore that they had an appointment when they did not. Instead it was a "reminder" on my calendar to make the appointment. Anyway, our doc wasn't in and her calendar crammed for the next week; but they fit the dogs into it anyway. You know I did call back to apologize. They were gracious. I think staff generally receive the brunt of any client discomfort and that should be recognized. Insofar as the vet tech staff, they must never have a bad day. I have yet to see a technician that's impatient or anything but ginger and kind to the animals. They're all young and eager to please. Now to our Veterinarian - Dr. Elizabeth Wood. If you call the office, the voice will tell you the clinic is accepting new clients but the wait time is 6 weeks. My very best advice to you is to get on that list. Do what you must in the interim, but get on that list. Our maltipoo has been a patient of Wood's since she was a pup, 7 years. We had a cat and have a second dog since. Dr. Wood is by far the best veterinarian I have ever met..... and I've met a lot of great ones having been a police dog handler back in the day and pet owner for decades. The clinic is always packed with animals, parents and staff. It's b-u-s-y. Yet when Dr. Wood examines our babies, I feel like she has all the time in the world to address my anxious concerns.... and there have been many, as 1 of our pets GETS INTO EVERYTHING. There have been several times I've rushed my "8 pounds of terrorist" to Ansley just knowing Liddy was about to die, to be greeted with Dr. Wood's calm assurances and kind guidance. I ascribe it to parents with their FIRST newborn the way I can act sometimes. I also love biology. Dr. Woods shows. She explains. She educates. The Doctor is smart and must love her profession because it's obvious. Well the dogs are getting on in years and they're toys. So we'll be seeing even more of this clinic as the years tick on. I have been trained professionally to handle crisis situations involving humans and like to think I lead with cool certainty. But let anything befall one of my fur babies and I'm an anxious idiot. I'm grateful the staff and professionals at Ansley recognize our pets can't tell us what's wrong and that "the not knowing" is the worst part. They take care of that in abundance. read more

Because I adopted a stray, 1-month-old kitten in the spring, I have been to Ansley Animal Clinic four times over the past 3 months--and can say I feel fortunate that this vet is located so near my home. Three different vets have checked out MacGyver, my stripey gray tabby kitty, and administered his booster shots. All of the vets have been great: doctors Hayes, Cannon and Brower, all females. Dr. Hayes has several cats of her own and is wonderfully eccentric--she even gives her cat-owning clients handmade toys that dangle on a string. MacGyver loved his turquoise ball so much, that it is now lost, tucked somewhere in his world of play... Dr. Cannon is extremely young yet down with the cat care trends. She even clipped MacGyver's nails for me. And Dr. Brower is pretty awesome: she flushed all the dead ear mites out of my furball's ears, demonstrating how to massage the gunk from his earlobes, and then swipe away the waste. The vet technician Shera is fantastic; she has consistently praised MacGyver's unique markings and lean physique, and makes me feel good about my handsome feline. While the vets themselves--and Shera!--have left me impressed, the staff makes consistent mistakes: 1. plunging something up MacGyver's anus to try to garner fecal matter, even though I brought in a doo-doo sample--and the staff member failed to deliver it to the person responsible for the fecal exam 2. telling me on the phone that MacGyver was old enough for flea treatment, and that I could come pick it up--and then refusing to give it to me upon my arrival, claiming he was too young 3. charging me for a fecal exam, when it wasn't performed during that particular appointment 4. making an appointment for MacGyver and giving me an appointment card with that slot written in ink--and then the appointment didn't get recorded in the computer Overall, despite all the above, I am pleased with Ansley Animal Clinic, since the actual vets taking care of my precious fluff-puff obviously adore animals, love what they do and want to provide high-quality petcare. I feel confident that MacGyver's upcoming neutering will go well... read more

We love our pets! There part of the family right??? So, give them the BEST care as you would give yourself...visit Ansley for your loved one! The great part about Ansley Animal Clinic that I just adored...you get to choose your own doctors out of their team of doctors....the BEST yet.... Tekno's doctor kisses him like I do....hahahaha...therefore we feel the love in the room. Tekno loves it here! Take your baby to Ansley... read more

This clinic is wonderful! They were not my vet when I first went to them, but my puppy got worms and they were the closest I could get to so I took her in and they identified the worms without me having an appointment or charging to see me. I was able to buy a very inexpensive deworming medication from there on the spot and they were extremely friendly and didn't treat me any differently because I wasn't a current client. Needless to say, I have continued to go to them and they have been amazing. Really great business here, keep up the terrific services!! Update: My puppy was attacked and killed at the dog park and Ansley was incredibly considerate and sympathetic with our loss. I rushed her to Ansley as soon as it happened, but she had died before we got there. Everyone at Ansley, especially Dorothy, was sincere and shared their deepest condolences. They even sent us a sympathy card with everyones signature and Dr Scott's sweet words of sorrow. If we decide to get another puppy, I won't take her anywhere but Ansley. I would recommend them to anyone looking for personal, attentive care for your pets. read more

Dr. Woody is one of the finest vets that I've ever taken my dog to. I've since moved from Atlanta, but have yet to find a vet on the west coast that compares to him. He's very friendly, always remembers my dog and his past health issues, doesn't push unnecessary expensive testing. Plus, he's a fine bluegrass musician! When my dog came down with a mystery illness that no one could diagnose (I saw 4 vets in the Atlanta area), Dr. Woody recommended I immediately take him to UGA to be tested by a specialist. The other vets told me just to "monitor" my dog and give him antibiotics. Turns out my dog had a toxic blood infection, and could have died had we not taken him to UGA. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and I love that every year, they put up a holiday tree with various photos of present and former clients. They have a photo of my weim on Santa's lap when he was just a pup (he's now 12 years old). Highly recommended. Dr. Phelps is great too. read more

Like many of the reviewers on here, I recently relocated to Atlanta and chose to set my pups up at Ansley Animal Clinic due to the good reviews online and close proximity to my house. I have actually taken two of my dogs to this vet (I have 3!) and overall, experiences have been good. The first visit was for my female 2yo shepherd mix, who had to go in for an emergency visit due to a swollen foot and lameness. She was seen quickly and it was diagnosed as a snake bite and treated as such. Regular meds and within a couple of days (and $300 later!) this pup was back to normal. The second visit was for my female 10yo pit with a suspected torn ACL [her second]. This visit was slightly less successful given that we paid $200 for a vial of medicine, some x-rays and a referral to a vet that may actually know what was wrong. I understand that general practitioner vets are just that - general. But.....I have had several experiences in the past with very intelligent general practitioner vets that have exceeded my expectations either because of their education or commitment to the field. Either way, don't expect anything more than "general practitioner" at Ansley. BTW my pit did turn out to have a torn ACL and had surgery at Northlake. My most recent experience was taking my shepherd mix back in for a routine check up. You know, the usual.......fecal exam, heartworm test, DHPP, bordetella, rabies vaccines. Fun stuff! And I was completely expecting $200 bill when it was all said and done. However; my pup had an ear infection and I THOUGHT that having that checked out while simultaneously having a wellness exam would be the most economical route. I was charged $30 each for an ear swab and an ear cleanout, $52 for ear infection medicine AND $35 for her annual exam. C'mon, seriously? I could have cleaned out her ears myself - all they used was soap and water, and as an owner of 3 dogs, I have plenty of ear cleaning solution sitting around. The kicker, they weren't even dirty. BOTTOM LINE: This vet will nickel and dime you to death. I've worked with vets in the past that would do some things free of charge while you're already in the building for a scheduled appointment, as a courtesy. But - I will continue to take my dogs there as it is convenient, I'm very confident in the aptitude of the vets working there and their knowledge of general nuances with pets, the office and exam rooms are clean and I actually like the fact that the building is so old it slightly resembles a barn. They ARE animals for goodness sake. read more

Everyone here is great. They care about our animals and love on them like we do. I've been going there for years and everyone is really great. All of the doctors there are first-rate. Dr. Brower is especially sweet, funny and just a little goofy. I feel she understands my black lab because they clearly come from the same universe. read more

I just moved to Atlanta from downtown Chicago and am looking for a vet for my soon to be 11 year old dog. Due to the fact that they switched to a "paperless system" there are no appointments available for the "several weeks." So this vet may provide fantastic medical care for pets but they don't seem to want any new long term customers so my experience is not so great. read more

Dr. Woody is my hero. We love our dogs. They are a part of our family. Dr. Woody and his team of caring professionals have helped us raise four dogs over the course of the last 20 years. They've also grieved with us when it was time for us to help those wonderful animals move on. We are empty nesters; now, but someday (soon, we hope!) a homeless, sweet animal will find its way into our lives, and Dr. Woody will once again take his place on our team. Five stars, in my world, are reserved for businesses who are simply unchallenged in their field. This is one such organization. read more