Sharby is wonderfully acomodating to our elderly dog. She spends extra time in handling her. Good…read morepricing. Only drawback is her help is not consistant in showing up. So it sometimes takes all morning and afternoon to do 2 dogs. Also she is cash only, so hit the bank prior to showing up.

I have taken my shih tzu to Shelby for many years. She has shown a lot of patience with my very…read morespoiled pups, gives very good advice and does a great job. The pups love her and scramble to get out of the car. Great grooming!

They are always super nice to assist. My dog, Cooper loves their Bark and Stretch day out…read more My older dog Bentley wad given great care when he was supposed to get his teeth cleaned. However, his bloodwork came back questionable and they really didn't want to give him anesthesia until we found out more. I highly recommend them!!!

Very bad place. They refused to treat my cat who was having difficulty breathing even though they…read morehad scheduled my appointment earlier that day. I explained funds were limited since I had recently had a cat with colon resection among many other vet expenses, so I needed to approve what they would be doing. I asked about albuterol (I'm an RN in Pacu and have run a cat rescue on the side for many years) and they said they didn't have any, but didn't bother to explain that Terbutaline is what is most often used in a cat respiratory crisis. The first vet didn't listen to anything I had to say and said that she was the one with the vet degree. I responded calmly that there a great vets and there are bad vets so that comment means nothing. She then abruptly stormed out of the room and went and got the owner vet. I did agree to a chest XR at which point the arrogant male vet said they were not equipped to treat an emergency especially with me having a say in any of it and this was at 5:30( my appt was at 5) that he refused to treat and was quite ugly about it and referred me to the emergency clinic in Hoover. Now if funds are limited to begin with, how can I afford the emergency clinic? But of course Kent Farms didn't care. Plus at this point my cat was freaked out in a strange place which made his breathing even worse. They had my cat in the back and brought him to me telling me to leave. As I quickly walked out, I called my regular vet across town and even though they closed at 6 they said come. I got there at 5:57 and the vet stayed and treated him. The XR was not definitive. Radiologist that read it said either asthma or fungal pneumonia. Now they think heart worm is a possibility. Anyway my regular vet saved his life that with terbutaline, steroids, and antibiotics. He is now on Revolution, prednisolone, and occasionally requires a round of Doxycycline. Fungal blood tests came back negative. The experience at Kent Farms happened over 4 months ago. I was trying to go some place closer to home, but that was a mistake. Kent Farms even called the next day and left a message wanting to know what happened with my cat and asked my address so they could send me a bill. A bill for what, for endangering his life by refusing to treat him. Kent Farms Animal Hospital is awful.

I love these people! They have been with me thru 6 animals now to am very greatful to have them as…read moreour vet. Their compassion and concern and care are huge. If you have a fur baby, they got you covered!

My experience was smooth and great! I didn't have my records for the new cats e got and the…read moreveterinarian completely understood and we got it all figured out. I ended up getting myself my own sheet of records for my two cats!

I needed a quote for a 1st time visit, shots, blood work, and spay. This involved a lot of…read morequestions, decisions etc. Stephanie was pleasant, knowlegeable, and prompt. So nice to have a professional to deal with.

Our 7-year old cat began having problems the week before last. It started out as hacking and…read morevomiting as with hairballs, but by Thursday night she was not eating at all, and if she did drink a small amount of water, she'd immediately vomit it back up. She became a bit lethargic and was obviously losing weight. I called Friday morning, but our normal vet could not see her until the next Monday. I found that MAC could see her immediately because they are walk-in only. The doctor saw her quickly and after an exam, gave us a very reasonable quote for suggested procedures (bloodwork, IV fluids, hospitalization). We left her there for treatment over the weekend. The staff did call with updates. On Monday, a technician called to say they had no good news but were going to run more bloodwork. I asked if they had done an x-ray to check for an obstruction and she said no, and acted like that was a strange request. Later in the afternoon, the doctor called to say things were not good. He told use she had FIV (feline AIDS). That was news to us, and a very unusual disease for an indoor cat to have. He said her inability to keep anything down was likely due to a GI infection she could not fight off. He said there was nothing they could do for her and that she would probably not live much longer without eating or drinking. He said this is common with FIV cats. While he did not suggest euthanasia, when I brought that up, he seemed to think that was a good option. We went that evening, expecting to see our cat on her deathbed and to say goodbye. When we got there, she was fairly active and seemed fairly normal. After some discussion, we decided to take her home, fully expecting to be back in a few days when she began to go downhill. When we checked out, we were charged some additional fees for more bloodwork, but it was still very reasonable. For the next few days, she was still fairly lethargic, and vomited a few times after drinking. Once or twice, she did eat a few morsels and keep them down. She sis not seem to be in any pain and did not seem to be getting worse, but she needed to eat. On Thursday, we called our regular vet and got her in there. I brought all the bloodwork records from MAC. Oddly enough, none of that included the FIV test results, and when our vet did the test, it came back negative! Our doctor said that the test is very accurate. She did an x-ray, and saw what might have be a soft object in her stomach, so we had an endoscope done. That shows nothing - no tumors, no foreign objects, all was good. Since the, she has slowly started easting again and has been less lethargic. It remains to be seen what is (was) wrong, but at least she seems to be improving. I think MAC does a good job, but I question the validity of their FIV test (especially since it was not listed on their bloodwork results). I also question the doctor almost letting us euthanize our dear pet. I just believe they could have been more diligent in doing more diagnostic work (x-rays).

I would recommend this pet boarding to anyone.. The owners are amazing and very sweet…read more. My Bella Boo was taking great care of for 8 days while we were on vacation.. Will use again in July.... They really love and spoiled Bella... Thanks for taking such great care of her. Amanda

Love Dr Bamberg!!! They take great care of our two dogs! Highly recommend them for your vet needs.read more

Boarded our Vizsla for vacation. Dr Bamberg and the staff are phenomenal. You can tell they love…read moreour dogs and look after them like their own. I highly recommend them for veterinary care and boarding. They treat you like family unlike some of the big fancy vetenarian offices.