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    CityVet - Chamblee

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Dr. Bradley and team have given our pets excellent care for many years. We were thrilled that she is leading this practice.

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    GoodVets

    GoodVets

    4.0
    (4 reviews)

    for the veterinary team, 0 stars for the office manager Symone. My furry son has been under…read moreGoodVets' care since his diabetes diagnosis in September 2024, and the doctors and techs are absolutely phenomenal. They are compassionate, responsive, and always willing to answer questions directly. I've left multiple 5-star reviews, brought gifts, and referred friends because of their exceptional care. I am team GoodVets. Unfortunately, the office manager, Symone, completely tarnished the experience. She presents as professionally polite, but her behavior is vindictive. She claimed I was "on the verge of being disrespectful to the team" when I had only spoken with her. She tried to force me to go through her to communicate with the doctor, and when I requested a direct call instead, she attempted to charge me $70 just to ask a simple question--a fee that wouldn't exist if I had gone through her. Her actions ultimately led to my furry baby being discharged, despite the outstanding care from the rest of the staff. It's remarkable how someone can be outwardly polite yet so obstructive and punitive. Symone's behavior stands in sharp contrast to the exceptional professionalism of the GoodVets team.

    This veterinary team is the best! From the office staff to the techs to the…read moreveterinarians...everyone is warm and friendly. Dr. Ramos helped guide me through palliative care for my late dog, and my new puppy loves visiting her. Dr. Riemer's calm nature is wonderful, too. Even though they care for many, many patients, this team makes you feel like your pet is always their priority. I have recommended GoodVets to many people, and I simply trust them fully when it comes to caring for my pets!

    Peachtree Hills Animal Hospital

    Peachtree Hills Animal Hospital

    4.8
    (142 reviews)

    From the moment I walked in, the entire staff was incredibly kind, compassionate, and welcoming…read more They treated both me and my pet with so much patience and warmth that it felt like a bandage on my worried pet-owner heart. Dr. LeFavi was exceptional. She took the time to answer every single one of my questions thoroughly, never making me feel rushed or dismissed. I left the appointment feeling informed, reassured, and confident that my pet was receiving the best possible care. I truly believe that when you find the right veterinary clinic, you just know it in your heart. This is one of those places. I'm so grateful to have found a team that not only provides excellent medical care but also treats every pet and owner with genuine compassion. I can't recommend them enough. Also, my cat got a certificate of bravery!!! Which is the cutest and funniest thing I've seen when visiting the vet

    I can't say enough great things about the staff. This…read moresummer my pup had a virus, k9 papilloma My first visit was with Dr. Douglas who set up an appointment to have it removed. Because her calendar was quite full it was going to be a few weeks until it could be removed. A few days after seeing her my pup began scratching it and it started to bleed. At that point I called to see if we could come in earlier. Dr. Douglas referred us to Dr. Mahovlich who did a wonderful job. My pups after care was amazing. For about three weeks I received messages from the nurse and/or Dr. Mahovlich checking in and giving advice. Ten days after the surgery Dr. Douglas removed the stitches and even though I'm not a medical professional I can say she did a wonderful job. My pup has healed beautifully. I am actually looking forward to a life-time of care here.

    PetWell Veterinary Healthcare

    PetWell Veterinary Healthcare

    4.4
    (107 reviews)

    At last, I think we found our go to! I have a VERY scaredy…read morecat, that when bring out of the room and hiding isn't available, turns into wolverine... vet is never fun. Dr Berger and Nurse Berger went above and beyond to accommodate my requests, especially pre-medication, to make this a more successful outing and greatly limited the ins and outs of the room while we were there. Was Loki happy and purring? No. And she never will be... I think... Was she manageable with a step by step plan and approach? I'd say yes. And I'm very happy with what we accomplished today. Recommend to anyone that protects less sociable/introvert pets. As long as we are in ATL, we will come here for pet needs.

    Dr. Bocksted and his staff assumed that my girlfriend and I abandoned our dog at the facility. We…read moreleft for coffee after our pet went to the back, as we received no instruction that we had to stay. Instead of calling and inquiring about our whereabouts politely, we received a harsh and demanding call from Dr. Bocksted himself demanding that we return to the facility immediately. Apparently, his staff member said that it was the 'vibe' we gave off that indicated that we intended to abandon our pet (was it the fact that my girlfriend is a person of color?). Don't bother visiting this facility. The team is knowledgeable but have no social intelligence. A veterinarian is someone who you build a relationship with and must see often, so choose wisely.

    Brookhaven Animal Hospital

    Brookhaven Animal Hospital

    3.6
    (70 reviews)

    Do not take your dog to this clinic or any other affiliated with med Vet. They are trained to sell…read moreservices and not to accurately diagnose what is wrong with your dog and will charge you thousands of dollars and potentially leave you with a dog that is as sick now as he or she was before you took your dog to them . If your dog is sick take them to a vet clinic affiliated with a state school of veterinary medicine in your state . Most of these emergency vet clinics are either corporate owned or owned by groups of Veterinarians that are only motivated by profit !!!!!

    TL;DR: a dental cleaning cost $1,238.58 (plus another $500 if CPR is necessary)…read more I didn't have a traumatic experience, but every visit has been a little bad unnecessarily. This last visit reminded me that I don't *have to* go here and can find another option. I called to schedule an appointment because I was worried about my dog's teeth. They booked her for a dental cleaning procedure and sent me an estimate of $738.59 for a Grade 1 cleaning, which includes the cleaning as well as simple extractions if necessary (of the easy teeth, I guess). We went in for bloodwork and the first tech said there was "no reason to expect additional extractions" but I asked for the Grade 2 estimate just in case, which was $1,118.68-$1,124.34. The tech that called for pre-op the night before the surgery also said there was no reason to expect extractions. When we checked in the morning of the surgery, that tech *also* said there was no reason to expect additional extractions. Dr. Carr called in the middle of the procedure to tell me that my dog, Evie, would need *12* of her 40 teeth extracted, which moved us to a Grade 2 estimate of $1,118.68-$1,124.34. So we went from "extractions unlikely" to my dog losing 30% of her teeth when it was too late to do anything but accept it. Side note, it seems they monitor pets well during anesthesia, but if anything does go wrong, they will charge you an additional $500.00 for CPR, which they said only 5% of pets survive. For this dental visit, I paid $150.69 for bloodwork and $1,087.89 for the procedure for a total of $1,238.58 The estimates are attached. I'm sharing for pricing transparency so others can make more informed decisions about pet care. FWIW, I get my dog's teeth brushed every time I get her groomed, I regularly feed her Dentastix/Greenies, and we use tooth-cleaning toys during playtime. EDIT: I had a lovely conversation with hospital manager Ellie about this review. It was very clear they value feedback and take action to remedy concerns. That's deeply appreciated. EDIT 2: Despite my post-op care instructions saying, "There are no sutures that need to be removed," here I am in the lobby waiting on them to remove sutures. There's about a 1-inch piece of fishing line-type string hanging out of my dog's mouth. There are knots and loops in it so it's getting caught on things, which as you can imagine is unpleasant for her given that the rest of it is still attached to her gums.

    CityVet - Chamblee - vet - Updated July 2026

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