My 5 month old Beagle, Cooper, had Parvo and Pet Urgent Care of Montgomery worked with me to get…read morehim well on a Sunday morning. I'm retired and on a fixed income and everyone from the lady at the front desk to the doctor were so kind to me and Cooper. They treated him in the office and sent us home with several different medications that worked like a charm. He's back to running around and getting into everything. They are open on Saturday and Sunday and the office visit fee wasn't higher because we were there on a Sunday.

Drs Kim and Graydon have cared for our Abyssinian cats for several years. They are skilled,…read moreknowledgeable, kind and concerned practitioners. They explain their findings and treatment plans thoroughly and follow up as needed. The support staff members are courteous, thorough, and ready to help. It is reassuring to have our beloved pets in the care of those in this practice.

the staff and doctors that work here are all amazing! we had such a great experience. highly…read morerecommended!

I'm still trying to come to terms with the loss of my Doberman, who received his distemper shot on…read moreNovember 18th, 2025, and collapsed at checkout, resulting in his death. The vet believed it was a reaction to the vaccination, and the tech confirmed the shot was administered in his hind leg. Recently, I received the necropsy report, which was not only delayed by eleven months but also contained inaccuracies, as another vet had cleared him for travel. To make matters worse, the clinic persists in sending reminders for exams and vaccinations, which feels like a shameful attempt to cover their tracks. Garbage!

Can't say enough good things about this clinic, and highly recommend them to others. To be honest?…read moreI was going to go elsewhere because they had no Yelp reviews, and I wanted to see some good reviews before entrusting my new dog's first post-shelter check to them. However, AMC2 was within nice walking distance, so I decided to take a chance. SO happy I did! The office is clean, pleasant, and welcoming. There were a couple of cats wandering about, who were clearly accustomed to seeing incoming dogs and ignoring or avoiding them. One did peer over the counter at my dog who was delighted. About the dog: Aubrey's a pitbull. Which isn't always warmly received, even at vet offices. Yet every single member of the staff she met was positive and cheerful with her. She's a social butterfly, so it's wonderful when people love her back! Dr. Trotter and the tech were very gentle with her exam, blood draw, and ear-cleaning. They made it a GREAT experience for Aubrey. It was just as good an experience for me. We'll be moving shortly (military orders), and the receptionist really went the extra mile to take care of us. She helped consolidate our shots/test schedule, and printed out a complete record of the visit for the vet in our new location. We were also given information for ordering supplies from AMC online if needed. And lastly, we were invited to bring Aubrey by at any time to weigh her (she'd lost weight in the shelter). AND, there's a military discount - every little bit helps! TL;DR - We were delighted with the thorough, high-quality care.

The best vet!!' All these girls are wonderful, from the receptionist to Dr Whaley. I won't go…read moreanywhere else.

I was pleased with my visit today. Dr. Williams did a thorough exam on my dog and prescribed the…read moreappropriate meds she needed. The tech was very kind and so was the office personnel.

I was torn about how to rate my experience because my dog was severely misdiagnosed which almost…read morekilled him and then was saved by a much more attentive DVM. I came in to figure out why my dog was panting incessantly. He just wouldn't quit panting and was extremely short of breath with any exertion. Dr Day was the one who examined him. She did an x-ray and didn't do any lab tests. She attributed his panting to what she described as lung inflammation and put him on solu-medrol and sent us on our way. I found it odd that she didn't prescribe any antibiotics or perform any lab tests. After a week of no change in my dog's panting, I returned to The Ark. This time I requested a different DVM and thankfully had Dr Williams examined my dog. He was very attentive and caring. He did a thorough physical exam and performed some lab tests and determined that my dog was diabetic and was in potentially lethal ketoacidosis. He kept him at the hospital for a couple of days and gave him insulin, antibiotics, and plenty of IV fluid. My dog thankfully made it home and is still doing okay but receives insulin twice a day. The solu-medrol prescribed by the first DVM likely made my dogs condition worse and I will not be using her again.