I have been going to them for years since I first moved to Foley. Good vets…read more They just need a bigger office and parking lot . Sometimes they wait is long, but they stay very busy. The prices did go up when they sold and were no longer privately owned, but that happens everywhere. Dr. Dykes is awesome, though he will probably retire soon. The other vets in the practice are all good vets. As far as taking care of my animals. My two oldest cats are 17 and have gone there since they were 5 days old. The staff is always nice and I have never had any problems with any of the vets.

We are new to the area, and I was very concerned about finding a new vet for our cats. We have…read moretaken both cats now and had great experience both times. Everyone is nice and gentle with our boys. Happy to be attached to Dr Rachel!

The staff have been amazing & have quickly gotten me in when needed…read more Dr. Dehart has been with my dog Molly & I through a very difficult dx & decision of euthanasia. I've not been through this process before & the staff & this dr walked me through everything as if they were holding my hand. Explaining every in detail to me. All are very kind & sympathetic. I highly recommend their care. They truly do care about your animals AND how you're feeling as well. Thank you Langston Animal Hospital for making this awful euthanasia experience bearable.

During the holidays, my tuxedo cat, Jasper, began showing signs of illness. On Jan 2nd I brought…read morehim in to my regular vet because he was very unwell. They were fully booked and busy, so I was referred to Langston. I called and they were able to see him at 4pm. I went truly thinking he was fine. That they would look at him, prescribe some antibiotics, and I would have my baby back home and fine in a few hours. His test results were not good. He was very sick, more than he had been showing me. I was a wreck. I still am. I was alone with my mom on the phone with me. By 6pm that night I had lost my baby. I am now $1k in credit card debt. Which doesn't seem like much, but for me it is. The tests I had done on him I would do again. I wanted to know as much as I could before making the decision to end his life. The doctor was very clear on how expensive these tests were, for which I'm grateful. But there was a lot of upselling involved in that conversation. Not to mention the amount there was when it came to cremation decisions. I asked for one thing extra when they were taking him away to do his prints for me. I wanted his whiskers. They were long and pretty and such a big part of his personality. The nurse, who's name I can't remember, was kind and hugged me and promised to put his whiskers in with his prints. 2 months later and I have not received his prints or his whiskers. USPS can't do anything without a tracking number. I've called several times. Had them look in the back several times. Told them I need a tracking number but no one can provide it. Now, I am moving states in less than 2 weeks and still don't have them. They seem exasperated with me on the phone. I had to watch the cat I've had since I was 16 years old die on a cold table in a sterile room. My best friend through the hardest times of my young adult life. He took a piece of my soul with him that night and I just wanted that piece of him to keep. I wouldn't recommend this vet to anyone at this point.

My poodle, Luna, had a minor emergency over the weekend. Of course a weekend! I texted the on call…read moreVet and got a message that eased my mind and gave me direction on what to do. Thank you so much for messaging me back!!!! This office is the best!!! As I've said before, they are like family!

Reviews appeared to be good but you have to actually return calls…read more I have attempted to contact this veterinary business several times. My wife left a message and I have left a message. When we moved to Ono Island, we were told by a local business that it is a great vet for our dogs. Problem is that their phone system does not work properly, they have the incorrect number displayed on their business website, they are too busy to return any calls even during working hours, or they just assume we would continuously call back. Today, someone calls me back finally and says "Heather". I said no, but I tried to call to get my dogs in and transfer their records. She said "Becky?" can handle that and she put me on hold for a long time. I just hung up. Now, if the owner/DVM would like to speak with me about this, my number is listed below. Other than that, I guess I will search for another veterinarian business. Michael P. Callais (504) 701-7493

1) Caring and knowledgeable vet. 2) Kind and friendly staff. 3) Reasonable prices. To sum it all…read moreup: I am happy taking my pets here for care and very glad I found the place when I moved to Foley.

Everything he's very good. He's very smart and he's very reasonable and he cares about your animals…read moremore than the dollar bill... Dr Ainsworth is the best. I have been going to him over 20 years.

Everyone here is super friendly and will treat your pet as their own. It's always sweet how the…read morefront desk remembers our pups when we walk in. Dr. Kasey has taken great care of my boys every time she sees them. They're super transparent about pricing and give you different options without pressuring you to choose the most expensive one. For what I've been through with my elderly dogs, I will always go here.

I've used this vet since 2019 for baths and yearly checkups for my lab. They have always been…read morerespectful and helpful other than body shaming my overweight lab, I've always been willing to go back, until my last visit. The problem started when I made my appt. I adopted two rescue labs from an owner who could no longer afford to take care of them. I was all but told I could not bring them for wellness check and shots without previous records. I made the effort to get what shot records the previous owner did have. When we came for the appt the dogs were a little difficult to control and in hindsight I should have brought them separately but I just didn't think about it. I was thinking they needed up to date shot records so I did not get in trouble. So no staff volunteered to help with the unruly new rescues. But another customer volunteered to help me with the dogs until a room was available. After the checkup I waited at the desk for probably 20 minutes before I could check out. Dr Andersen was working on a treatment plan which is all well and good but I just needed to pay and put the dogs in the car. All the while while waiting to pay, the labs I'd rescued were unruly and the same customer was again trying to help me control the dogs who wanted to explore the front office, back office and say high to all the staff. Once I'd paid, Turns out one lab decided not to voluntarily get back in the car and created a rather chaotic scene for about 15 minutes. The dog had to be put in a muzzle which in all fairness cost about $5. Because the dog was so upset and actually kind of scary snarling at me his new owner along with snarling at staff who did come to help finally, I ask if I could have the muzzle, leave it on until I got back home. Then I could drive home safely. And get the dog to calm down. I was told by Dr Andersen that no if I wanted a muzzle I could go buy one at the store. I did offer to pay after all I wasn't expecting a handout but regardless the answer was no. Go buy my own muzzle. Again folks these are on Amazon and eBay all day every day $5. This visit to the vet visit just cost me over $300 so shouldn't have been an issue either way. Final straw. It Also turned out one of the labs had heart worms. In spite of the rudeness relating to the muzzle I decided to move forward with heart worm treatment which included 30 days of antibiotics. So called the same receptionist who said I needed previous vet records for the dogs to be seen, I called to get the antibiotics and was told Dr Andersen was off and I could pick up the medicine when she returned. There are at least 3 veterinarian's in this office. Problem was it was close to the holidays and I was scheduled to work the next several days so could another vet get the antibiotic script ready? Phone call ended and She was gonna check.....but she did say that I'd waited til now, so what difference would a few more days make. she called a few more days days later after Dr Andersen returned to tell me my script was ready. I was at work. So at this point I decided I needed a different practice to help me with these rescues. And a vet and a receptionist who have better customer service skills.

'm writing this review to share my experience as a longtime pet parent and someone who came to this…read moreclinic hopeful, trusting, and truly liking Dr. Powe in the beginning. In early visits, Dr. Powe was personable, complimentary, and seemed invested. However, things changed significantly when my dog developed recurring urinary issues. After multiple rounds of antibiotics, I was told during an appointment that an ultrasound showed "a mass on his bladder wall." She recommended to come back in 10 days for a confirmation ultrasound. I returned and another ultrasound was performed. She then came back into the exam room and stated, "it's still there" and that it had become "more prominent," and that it might require a biopsy. She discussed the possibility of TCC (a form of terminal bladder cancer) and said there were good medications now a days for managing it, which of course caused me tremendous distress. I was referred to a specialist at MedVet in Mobile, Dr. Bercovitch. He reviewed my dog's case, performed his own diagnostic/lab tests and clearly stated he did not believe it was TCC bladder cancer and that no mass was visible. I cried out of sheer relief as I had already begun to grieve Henry. The emotional toll of the previous diagnosis discussion had been intense. When I expressed concern and confusion to Dr. Powe, about the sudden change in diagnosis and lack of clarity, I was firm but not disrespectful. I did say that "my dog is not a science fair project" and that "I no longer trusted the direction of care and would be transitioning my dog elsewhere after his current treatment ended." Several days later, I received a certified letter in the mail to my house. I did not get a call, follow-up, or conversation from my last message to her. The letter formally ended the doctor-client relationship. It was abrupt and shocking, and to this day I'm not sure why I was treated this way besides questioning her diagnosis. Another recurring concern was that during nearly every visit, I was encouraged to purchase add-ons such as probiotics and fish oil sold through the clinic. I didn't need a sales pitch, I needed medical expertise, clarity, confident, and steady care for my dog. I am not leaving this review out of spite. I am leaving it because pet owners deserve transparency, trust, accountability and emotional steadiness from their vets, especially in moments where serious diagnoses are being discussed. I followed every direction I was given, bought every medication or supplement recommended. I took my dog's health seriously and expected the same in return. Henry is my child. This experience left me shaken and disappointed. I hope it helps others make informed decisions about where they seek care. I've attached photos to show that a biopsy was recommended and the certified letter sent to my home.

Dr Biles is so smart and caring. He is a great vet ! I would recommend him for all of your pets…read moreneeds

Lots of good reviews of this place are on Google but not much on Yelp. I rarely find time to write…read morereviews but as someone traveling who had a beloved pet fall very ill, I would like to unreservedly recommend Dr. Langston in particular and the clinic in general. If you're dealing with a pet emergency (or the possibility of one) on your trip and aren't sure where to go, go here during business hours - don't procrastinate and wait until the middle of the night, because you could pay 5-10 times more at the closest emergency clinic. Even if it turns out to be nothing, the FORTY DOLLAR (or slightly less, actually) office cost will provide peace of mind. A fairly long summary of our experience follows so I can illustrate why Dr. Langston has earned such glowing praise. My generally healthy bulldog suddenly manifested bloody diarrhea, and not slightly bloody. "Raspberry jam" is a common way this is described - sorry for the graphic image. It was the middle of the night and we were in Orange Beach. An emergency vet clinic in Pensacola was the closest option so after the first bloody and horrible accident inside the condo, we made the drive. I don't want to slam the other place too much so I won't name it but after arriving around midnight (again, NOT Magnolia, they weren't open yet) we waited over 2 hours to get a "treatment plan"/proposed bill that had over $1200 of billable items listed. Mostly diagnostic tests, only a couple of treatment items. Although a brief discussion of possibilities occurred, NO explanation of the differential diagnosis was offered. NONE. The vet disappeared and was basically unwilling to discuss anything further. We opted for a minimalist treatment approach, left and went home to wait it out. We came back after yet another very bloody stool was passed. This time it was about another 90 minutes to get to speak to the vet on duty (that comes to 3 hours of driving and, being charitable, 3 hours of waiting). I am not a vet or doctor but have some insider knowledge of these topics for professional reasons, know a bit about how good docs practice medicine, and felt confident my dog who had no history of liver issues or visible symptoms didn't need a full workup including liver enzymes, or a radiograph scan based on history etc. right off the bat. The biggest concern was shock so we left him there (we stayed in the parking lot) to receive IV fluids and antibiotics the rest of the night (all 2 hours of it) until he had to be discharged. We called several clinics at 7am and the most responsive was Magnolia. I had the records faxed over (they contained several inaccuracies, unfortunately), drove over, and sat down with Dr. Langston. She felt the wait and see approach with IV fluids and antibiotics was appropriate and more economical. I'm not just praising her because she agreed with me, however, but because she didn't even try to encourage us to pay for anything that wasn't strictly necessary. In fact my girlfriend wanted a workup on our other dog and Dr. Langston indicated it was probably not even needed. GOOD vets rely on the presentation of symptoms, medical history, and an assessment of tradeoffs of financial cost to the client versus the possible health cost/risk of neglecting to address each possible issue, in light of the likelihood of that issue at each phase of treatment. They don't use the shotgun approach or quadruple the cost of the first line approach simply to check for issues that are fairly unlikely to begin with. EXCELLENT vets can do all this while giving the patient a clear idea of what's going on, plus a timeline and and the rundown of each possible scenario and the respective approach that would be used, its costs and tradeoffs, etc. That's what we got over at Magnolia. I kind of hate to slam another clinic but this comparison is provided as an illustration of how much difference it can make having a great vet whose primary concern is practicing medicine in a way that benefits the patient even if it doesn't benefit their revenue as dramatically. If I didn't have a little bit of background knowledge I'd be out of a lot more money because I care greatly about my dog and emergencies require tough, fast decisions. That's why I recommend going with this excellent provider even if you aren't entirely sure it's needed, just to avoid getting stuck with inferior options after business hours. If I had brought him by Magnolia during daytime hours I also wouldn't have stayed up all night and been given the runaround. I should also add the interior is sleek and contemporary, staff is genuinely warm and professional, and the office visit and procedure costs are much lower than most clinics.

do like that you reached out to me. Thank you. But that does not negate the lack of care from…read moresaid Vet. She was callus and really didn't give a crap about my cat. When your vet says "watch for her eye to explode". What the hell. She didn't do her job and that is unacceptable. I would love for a chain vet to do well. But apparently that is impossible. Almost 300 dollars later and still no real care. You need to evaluate what is important. I will tell you what it is. That comfort and reassurance that our animals are important. That regardless if they are sick they will be taken care of regardless! Your employee lacked all of that and made my cat suffer much longer than she should have. That's it. In a nutshell!

I have many animals and live five minutes from Rankin animal clinic. Every time I have emergency,…read morethey say they're busy today. I called and said my cat broke its leg that we need to come in and they said they're booked. Could I come in tomorrow or Monday, you've got to be kidding. The leg is broken. I would not return there again. It has happened one too many times. If you're a clinic, you should leave open spaces for emergencies.

Out of the 4 states I've lived in, I have never been to a better animal clinic. By FAR they best…read morecare my dog has ever received. From the front office gals, to the vet techs, to the vets, they all seem genuine and to really care about your pet. I watched one of the techs receive kisses from my bad-breathed dog. She didn't care, she let him give her kisses and love and scratched his waggy tail. They are kind, responsive to calls/emails, and you truly feel they love your animal. Sad I have to move away and have to find another place that compares to them. It's going to be hard. Thank you for taking care of my fur babies, Rankin!

This clinic stole our kitten that we were in the process of adopting. Tarzan(kitten) got sick and…read morethey kept him and withheld information from us until we found out through azalea city cats that he was adopted out to someone that works there. We are heartbroken and will never use this clinic or adopt from azalea city cats ever again! I would give zero stars!

This was my Primary vet My dog needed to be seen asap and when I called them they told me sorry…read morethey couldn't get him in and to go to a different vet I called a vet I used to go to who took him right in and he has to be brought to an emergency hospital. No point in having a primary vet clinic that can not accommodate their customers in emergencies

My 18-year old cat had kidney disease for a year. Two weeks ago he stopped eating. He seemed to be…read moreblind and confused. He started falling over a lot- standing in the middle of the room with his back arched. After a lot of thought and worry, it was time to put him out of his misery. We did not have a vet since we only come down to Fairhope for the winter. When I called Thompson Animal Hospital, they were able to get me in that day, but we needed a little more time, so scheduled for the next day. The staff couldn't have been nicer or more sympathetic. The vet and the tech are really great.

After moving down here we lost one of our young cats and didn't have a vet yet. The folks at…read moreThompson Animal Hospital were so lovely and understanding to us. We now just adopted a kitten from another one of their clients and will be a forever client with them. Thank you for being so lovely and especially being lovely to our cats