Dr. Darcie and her assistant, Alison, are the best with animals They treated my little 17 year…read moreold Pom like a princess when they had to put her down due to cancer So gentle with her and loving They even treated her to some Chocolate!! it was her first and last time for it she deserved to have something special They even offered to come inside my house for the final hour but we decided it might not be the best for my 2 Maltese to witness her final hour I tell all my clients at my grooming shop about them. Sherby

Dr. Odom and the vet tech are so great with animals. I've had them come out to my house for my 2…read moredogs, as well as to my parents house for their 2 dogs. They're so friendly and made all of the pets feel comfortable and happy, even though they were getting their vaccines. Their mobile office is nice and has everything needed for a routine visit. The fact that they will come to my home is the best part. It's always a hassle trying to set my car up for a ride to the vet, and then the cleanup after is the worst. I always have at least a couple of dog hairs leftover in the carpet that just won't go into the vaccum. The way I found them was from a recommendation when I was looking for a mobile vet for my parents huge great pyranees mix that refuses to get into a car, and is much too heavy to pick up. They are such a blessing. I would highly recommend them to anyone.

I have used Cahaba Valley Animal Clinic for decades and trusted them with all my fur babies…read more Everyone at the clinic does their absolute best. Very caring and compassionate. My latest rescue baby is a handful but they put up with her antics with a smile.

We cannot say enough good things about the care our little dog Pickles received at Cahaba Valley…read moreAnimal Clinic. they are so personal and everyone working there strives to give excellent care. We would highly recommend.

I had a great experience. I called and got an appointment within an hour and my cat got all the…read moretreatment she needed. The staff was nice and if you're lucky, you will get to meet Korn.‍

I am so happy I found Hoke Animal Clinic! Dr. Tucker loves my sweet Lola, and I have enjoyed…read morelearning more about her nutritional needs. Thanks!

I meant to write this review about a month ago, but I'm 75 years old and still figuring out this…read moreapp. Me and my big ol' dog Sniffle have been on a road trip around Merica, and somewhere between Oklahoma, Alabama, and a gas station that sold pickled eggs by the gallon, I completely forgot where I put this review. Anyway, this happened about a month ago. Now Sniffle is my travel companion. We spend our days cruisin' across Merica, listenin' to country music, stopping at roadside attractions, and arguing about directions even though he's a dog. The problem was that Sniffle was gettin' a little ol' big. Every time he'd jump into the truck, the suspension would file a formal complaint. Every motel bed looked one dog away from collapse. So while we were passin' through Alabama, I took him to Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic to get the stuff done. Sniffle spent the whole drive there staring out the window like he knew exactly what was about to happen. I spent the whole drive pretending everything was normal. The staff were wonderful. They treated my boy like family, answered all my questions, and took excellent care of him. They even reassured me when I asked if he'd forgive me before we crossed the next state line. A few hours later they brought him back out. He looked sleepy, confused, and like he had just discovered betrayal for the first time in his life. I bought him a cheeseburger afterward. That's what friends do. Now here we are a month later, still touring Merica together. Sniffle is doing great, riding shotgun, sticking his head out the window, and judging every restaurant we pass. Five stars. Great people, great service, and they helped my big ol' buddy get the stuff done so we could get back on the road and continue our grand tour of Merica. Sorry it took me a month to post this review. I finally found where this app keeps the review button.

Super fast and easy in and out. Spay and neuter your pets! This is the most inexpensive place I've…read moreseen.

I am writing this to warn other pet owners. Our beloved 22-year-old cat, Snowbear, who also had…read moreStage 2 kidney disease, passed away just hours after a procedure at this clinic due to what we believe was severe medical negligence by Dr. Jackie Holmes. On March 30th, we took Snowbear for a consultation regarding a lump. Despite his extreme age and kidney condition, Dr. Holmes suggested an immediate dental extraction. She claimed there was "very little risk." We explicitly told her he had eaten that morning and had finished a full bowl of Hydracare mixed with wet food overnight. We asked if we should come back another day since he hadn't fasted, but she dismissed our concerns, saying, "I have some time, we can do it now," and "should be fine." We trusted her professional judgment, but it was a fatal mistake. What makes this even more troubling is that, according to the medical records, this reassurance was given before any bloodwork results were available. Snowbear was over 21 years old and had known Stage 2 kidney disease. Yet we were told the procedure carried very little risk before any laboratory evaluation had been reviewed. The bloodwork performed that day later showed that Snowbear's condition had worsened compared to previous testing. His creatinine had increased from 2.2 to 2.5, his hematocrit had dropped from 35.46% to 29.82%, his hemoglobin had fallen from 11.9 to 9.9, and his potassium had decreased from 4.1 to 3.6. These changes suggested a significantly less stable patient than we had been led to believe. Even more concerning, the timeline documented in the medical records raises serious questions. The anesthesia record shows anesthesia beginning at 11:55 AM and intubation occurring at 12:00 PM. However, the bloodwork results are timestamped approximately 12:01-12:03 PM. This raises the possibility that Snowbear was anesthetized before the bloodwork results were available and reviewed. If true, that means a 21-year-old cat with kidney disease was placed under general anesthesia before the veterinarian had reviewed the very tests needed to assess anesthetic risk. As a veterinarian with decades of experience, Dr. Holmes should have understood that a patient of Snowbear's age and medical condition required the highest level of caution. Instead, the decision to proceed appeared rushed and made without a complete understanding of his condition that day. The procedure was rushed, and Snowbear was cleared for discharge only about 15 minutes after waking from general anesthesia. Dr. Holmes never told us to keep a close eye on him or warned us of potential complications. Shortly after we followed her instructions to give him Buprenorphine at home, he collapsed. We rushed him to the ER, he didn't make it. This wasn't just "old age." This was a rushed surgery performed on a non-fasting, senior patient with known kidney disease, followed by inadequate post-operative monitoring and discharge shortly after recovery. Our hearts are broken. Please think twice before bringing your pets here. We are beyond devastated. He is our precious boy and has been with us since before our marriage. Snowbear was far more than just a pet; he was a constant, living thread woven through the very fabric of our lives. He was there through every joy, every sorrow, and every major milestone we experienced. He was our family, our anchor, and a part of our souls. To lose him so abruptly due to what we believe were preventable decisions is a pain beyond words. We cannot imagine our lives without him, and the void he leaves behind is immeasurable. The two attached photos were taken on the day he went to see the vet.

Dr. Holmes is excellent. She is truly superlative in treating our beloved felines! My cat Pancake…read morehad developed glitches in his coat that were very troubling. He became listless and isolated which is highly unusual since he is normally very active and social It turned out to be an allergy that Dr. Holmes treated and now he has perked up and is active, running around playing with his mates. His coat is back to normal with no glitches! Its amazing what an allergy can cause! Thank you Dr. Holmes! (and there are no barking dogs when you visit Holmes Clinic!!)

Took our fur baby in about a hour before they closed because he was throwing up and had diarrhea…read morefor about 20 hours. They stayed a little later just so they could help us out. We were helped by vet tech Alex and Dr.Early and they were amazing!!! Our 2 yr old beagle felt so much better right when we left and willingly jump into the car when we were leaving!!! I could not thank them enough for caring for our pet like one of their own.

The staff @ Chelsea animal clinic are fabulous. Always polite and helpful. As for the Drs, the are…read morevery informative on my dog health she is getting older and needing extra care.

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).

their service was excellent however, my cat was prescribed a medication and I was charged $5 per…read morecapsule. Then I ended up changing vets and I told the new doctor about the medication and he called in a prescription to Walgreens, and this medication cost, $9.99 for 30 capsules. Metro Cat Clinic is making a fortune of this medication. So please don't buy your medicine from the vet ask for a prescription to take to the pharmacy.

First time kitty owner and highly recommend this clinic! They answered all my questions and greeted…read moreus so warmly. They even gave me pamphlets on owning a cat and a donated kitty tree! We are so excited to go back next month and visit again. They truly care about your animals and you won't regret it!