I'm making this post on the behalf of my sister. If your pets has Taylor Crossing as their…read moreestablished vet, I would reconsider. I have had 2 incidents with them and they're not good ones. Back in July, 2 of my dogs were boarded for about 6 days. When I picked them up, I had noticed there was blood on the floor in the lobby, but didn't think anything of it. We went back home and when I was unloading the dogs in the car, I saw that there was blood all over one of the floor mats. After further inspection, it was one of my dogs. They had clipped the quick and was bleeding while still in the facility. He had a rash that was really bad, had hives, lost the hair behind his ears, and had a double ear infection. I was not told any of this when I picked him up, but you can physically see it. He's never been back. On Monday, my sisters cat was showing some pretty disturbing signs. She wasn't eating, drinking, using the bathroom, balance issues, or had any energy. She was just stiff. She was set to have an appt with them on Friday, just to get shots but I called to see if they could see her then. We went there and they checked out her out. They said it was an upper respiratory infection. They gave her some injections, did some bloodwork, and gave her some medicine. Throughout yesterday, she wasn't getting better, but she wasn't declining. Around 10pm last night, she took a turn for the worst and was rushed to VCA's ER. We then found out that it wasn't an upper respiratory infection, it was something neurological and her eyes were twitching. They kept her overnight to see if they could turn it around. 5 AM this morning, we got a call that she did not make it due to organ failure. The bloodwork showed that. Her liver and kidneys shut down. It was probably something she ingested, but it is unknown on what. I gave them a pass for my boy and took him to somewhere else, but I wasn't expecting them to drop the ball on something like this. My sister's cat was failed terribly. They told us over the phone that they ASSUMED it was an upper respiratory infection because she had one in the past while she was at the humane shelter before she was adopted by my sister. So basically, forget trying to find other causes and just give her all these treatments that cost almost $400 that did nothing. We brought her to the VCA ER and it took them no time to figure out what was going on. It was never an upper respiratory infection. Do better.

Took my schnauzer in today to be spayed. Best vet facility I have ever been to in Montgomery. The…read moreemployees were all very kind and all interactive with my dog. The front desk area was organized and they were ready for patients the moment they unlocked the doors. They brought me back into an exam room and the vet tech who came to speak with me was so kind and professional. Communication was great. The facility is beautiful and the layout / color scheme is very welcoming which is a wonderful and thoughtful touch... didn't feel like a white washed hospital. Blown away by the amazing service received here today.

Morgan is awesome! My Mello is very active and Morgan is so patient and always does an excellent…read morejob!

this is Hersey 2nd haircut. I would say its his 1st because its what we actually wanted. I thought…read moreit would take her some time to cut bc his hair is very thick & somewhat matted. it only took her about 1 1/2 hours and he was ready. ppl says he looks like a Handsome Chewbacca. I LUV MUTT CUTS. I see now she will be getting all my money because she is very good at her craft. also this is just a personal note, She Really Bonds (CARES) With Your Fur Baby.

My wife and I took our labradoodle here six times. Six times, we asked them to cut his hair the…read moresame length all around. We paid $70 every time and didn't get the haircut we requested once. They had a chart that had the instructions we repeated six times written down and highlighted. The last three times, we asked them to repeat our simple instructions, "same length all around." After our last visit, I returned my dog to get his tail and ears trimmed to the length we requested. They agreed that his cut did not match the one we requested, so they took him in, trimmed his tail, and walked him back out without trimming his ears. When I asked for them to trim the ears, they said they had no time but would call me back when they did. They never called, so I called them and made an appointment. Then, the day before his appointment, they called to let me know they would charge me for another haircut. I'm giving them two stars because they try hard to be friendly.

I was in Montgomery for two months- the Barkery was a lifesaver! My dog, Hazel, does not like to be…read morealone apparently and was crying all day back at my temp housing. I found the Barkery and they immediately took her in at their day care! Everyday she was looked after and made my trip much less stressful! I even had Hazel groomed while I was here- they did an amaze job! Thank you!!

best grooming salon great with your pets I use them every time we are there n town great people…read morereally down to earth

Took my husky there after I adopted her from the shelter to be spayed. She was already spayed. Had…read morescar but they decided to do "exploratory " surgery to make sure. I'll never get over that.

Best office in Montgomery! I'll never take a pet anywhere else. I've been taking my dog and cat…read morehere since I moved to Montgomery and there no one else I'd trust my babies with!

Very organized, capable and efficient veterinary group. Nice facility and great folks.read more

UPDATE: I am changing my 5 star review to 1 star. Not real sure what happened to this clinic. Takes…read moredays to be seen. Today we needed to send Boomer too the RainBow Bridge, he was in pain and was suffering. They didn't have time to help us. No compassion. Very sad. Great way to lose a 8 year old regular customer with several dogs.

I brought my 4 month old puppy in less than an hour til closing time. I was afraid she had a broken…read moreleg. Dr Forrest was kind, concerned and seemed confident in his knowledge. He gave my fur baby something to calm her, took xrays and confirmed a greenstick fracture. He gave instructions on how to care for her, a timeline, medicine and he stayed in the room with us until my pup came out of her sedation. I do recommend Dr Forrest and would use his clinic again.

Horrible Horrible experience. My dog is a small timid rat terrior. In her seven years of life she…read morehas never bitten anyone. One trip to this office and that all changed. The vet is a very old man who is friendly. His assistant however is not. she tried to draw blood without a turnicet. Which was stupid. Missed the vein and kept shoving the needle deeper in. Well of course you got bit. Then she started throwing thing around and slamming things. She got blood all over my dog, and when she pulled back already afraid of her. She threw down the gauze and said Well just stay covered in blood and stormed out of the room. They are not good with cats at all that we could tell from taking ours. The prices are absolutely ridiculous and they do whatever they can to get as much money out of you as they can. Even if it means doing something to your animal that is completely uneccessary. My dog and now my aunts dogs are going to my old Vet before I moved. If you love your animal don't take them to this establishment. Take them to Pelham Animal Clinic to see Dr. Carr. He is wonderful and your pets get the best experience for the fairest price.

The two vets get 5 stars, however, the boarding staff get 0. They ignored my simple written…read morefeeding instructions and my dog came home sick. I do not recommend boarding there.

Great staff! Also offers other services including nutrition, wellness medicine, supplements,…read morechiropractics, acupuncture, homeopathic medicine, surgical laser, companion animal laser therapy for skin and joints, grooming, and boarding. Nice atmosphere. They use rugs on the tables , or matts and rugs on the floor for the larger dogs. Not the least expensive in some areas, but they spend a lot of time with you. They offer vaccine titers instead of just giving vaccines like distemper and parvo every year. They have clients from all over the state and some from Florida and Georgia. They also treat many agility dogs to keep them in shape for action. They also keep frozen foods and bones, grain free diets, dehydrated diets and treats. They do a lot of work with chronic illness, neurologic problems, like disc disease , and cancer, incorporating nutrition, supplements and acupuncture, and will work with your pet oncologist, or primary care giver. Dr. Battistella has been working with Integrative Veterinary therapies for over 20 years and helps teach acupuncture and herbs at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and at Chi Institute of TCVM in Florida. She is also active in the State Veterinary Medical Association and in the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association and the Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture, the Botanical Veterinary Medical Association and the International Veterinary Medical Association.