Love Dr.sylvia and her staff. I've been taking my JeannieJo to WhiteRose since she was 3 months old…read moreand she's 14 yrs now. Thank you Dr. Sylvia and staff. You are all truly guardian angels for fur babies and their human parents.

I spent most of my life saying, "I'm not a cat person."…read moreUNTIL, I found out I VERY much AM a cat person. ;) I fell in love with my little girl soooo quickly. I was a wreck the morning I dropped her off to be spayed. The staff at White Rose really did make me feel much more relaxed and confident. I hated, HATED leaving her, but I had no doubt I was leaving her in good hands. It is important to show compassion and care when working in this sort of field. White Rose does it well and I never felt like they were pushing ALL the services on me that so many other vets have in the past.

Took my senior Rottweiler that could no longer walk or stand on his own. It was a Saturday and we…read moreneeded answers one way or the other. Unfortunately, it's never the answer we want to hear but the doctor was straight forward and honest with what our hearts knew before walking in. The staff was kind, any questions answered, and many tears were cried as we watched him pass over the rainbow bridge.

The last time I dealt with this group was over a decade ago in the Charlotte location with my…read morepurebred Shiba Inu. They did nothing but tell me he had glaucoma and take my money. He went blind. It was a 100$ deposit then. I swore I would never go to them again. In 2018 or so another dog of mine had a similar injury and I had him seen after hours at Urgent Vet in Ft Mill. He recovered nicely and kept his sight. So last night I tried to go back to Urgent Vet and have my Collie seen but they had another dog in front and told me to go to CVS to get hom stabilized as he was losing fluids . I didn't know they had opened a location in Rock Hill. It is very hidden back off Dave Lyle. So I called for directions from Target. The girl answering the phone seemed annoyed when I told her I couldn't find them. Mind you, this was about 9:30pm. When I get there she is behind the desk on the computer and or her cell acting as if I am interrupting her. My dog was bleeding and wrapped in a blanket in my arms. Dead weight and breathing hard. Noone offered to even open the door. I observed a stretcher to the left in the door entrance but my hands were full obviously. Not to mention I am trying to emotionally hold myself together. That receptionist did absolutely nothing. Not even call for assistance. Again, it appeared all about money. They took the 200$ deposit, I told them I suspected a blockage of some sort. At least 40 minutes went by and the Dr. comes in basically regurgitates what I told them I suspected as their diagnosis. No x-rays, no bloodwork, no tests of any kind. Just visual and manual observations. According to the invoice they gave him glucose, hydromorphone fluids pcv...$373.90. They probably googled the symptoms simultaneously telling me that they need 3-4 grand. According ordinary to the tech they had not even stabilized him. They ask me if I called poison control & gave me number. Dr. wanted to keep him overnight, I asked for a breakdown of charges. Basically, it was going to be 3-4 grand just to 'explore' with no guarantee he would survive. Suggested euthanasia. The doctor said I was rude because I wanted a breakdown of the charges, prognosis... Plus my tone was reflecting how disrespected I felt by the intake person who was snippy dense and uninterested and focused on her phone? So much so she didn't seem to know what a pecan was? I am the one paying as in customer, I am the one who should be shown r-e-s-p-e-c-t. I said I would take him to the primary vet in the morning. They basically covered their asses by having me sign a waiver that he may pass in 24-48 hours. More concerned about liability and image than you or your pet. I was going to wait to see a real vet Saturday morning if he survived the night. He did not. Rock Hill just seems to attract these chains, franchise businesses of all sorts who only care about the bottom line. And then they are referred by the locals for after hours care. A good, CAPABLE, Professional, reputable vet should think twice about doing that. They are capitalizing on the short supply of just that. So it seems Urgent Vet, Petfolks and Healthy Pets are the only good choices. Btw, no need to contact me CVS. This was my experience and my opinion. Either do better or deal with the consequences. That is known as accountability. I hope noone else has to endure such callous treatment.

Everything was fantastic from making my kitten Sadie's appointment to checking out at the end…read more They are very professional and caring. The prices were also good.

We were able to get an appointment within the day and the treatment was well ahead of our time in…read morethat it was an up to date approach and worked really well. We will be back!

Have been going to Tega Cay Animal hospital for 15+ years they do great with our dogs!read more

A true small town veterinarian, who cares about your pet. We have used them for over 20 years…read morewith all our family pets. Excellent!!!

This is just another site contracted with Bell Farms Mobile Veterinary to provide mainly…read morevaccinations to dogs and cats. The services rendered here are by no means free. Bell Farms is noticeably less expensive than your local brick and mortar veterinarian clinic. I use them annually to have my dog Lucy and my cat Tiger protected against rabies and other things. As a very satisfied customer I highly recommend their services!

Dr. Cait Moreland is a phenomenal Vet! My precious LITTLE Shih Tzu began limping on her back right…read moreleg. We were all guessing that the pain was coming from her knee. However, Dr. Moreland didn't think so, so she asked to x-ray Brie's right hip....and found a congenital hip! Her team operated on her soon and now she is so active and happy, and PAIN FREE! Best Vet I've ever had!! Also love the ladies up front and the techs. All of them loved on my little girl and made the whole situation a LOT easier!

My baby ( yorkie ) Has gone here since day one …read more Dr.Moore and her team see him. I love them. They r so great with jim always want to jold him give him lots of love They have helped us with allergies to ear infections. And he always wants to give them all kinds of love when we go through the door.

This man is great. My great Dane mix had a serious allergic reaction that was starting to affect…read morehis breathing. The vet gave him two shots and then two prescriptions to give him over the next couple weeks. He told me to call him by Friday to update him because things should start to clear up. I almost didn't call thinking that's just what someone says. When I called he knew exactly who I was and what I came in for and was happy to hear an update. I will definitely be taking my dog there knowing he will be in good hands.

If I can prevent anybody from witnessing what eyewitnessed December 8th 2025 I'm hoping this review…read morecan do that... The morning of December 8th I brought Felix a cat that I been nurturing since October a little cat that I found outside that I bought a little house for at PetSmart put it in my breezeway where he lived for 2 months .. With Halloween around the corner I was concerned because I was taking care of little Felix and a friend of his which I fed everyday and still do but doesn't hang around like Felix did so I brought Felix in and put him in the side bathroom... When my other cat Sammy who is 15 would be sleeping in another room I would bring Felix in the den and play what a good cat ...I've decided to then call top gun my veterinarian to have him neutered and vaccinated this is a little cat that I brushed cleaned his eyes and nurtured from a little kitten that was outside He wasn't considered feral!!! That evening before I brought him to be neutered I said Daddy's going to take you tomorrow morning and we're going to get you fixed and you'll be meeting your older sister this little guy was so thankful to be in and warm and saved The morning of the 8th got up cleaned his little box that was in the tub in the bathroom he was using Fed him He scratched his little scratching pole climbed it looked up at me like I was the biggest savior! I brought Little Felix into top gun veterinarian the girls at the office couldn't believe how chill he was That's an exact quote as I took him out of his carrier show him off, They assured me things would be fine they would call me around 11:30 12:00 remember I know they take lunch from 12:00 to 1:00... I get a call a little after 1:00 to pick up your little Felix everything went well and he's great takes me 25 minutes to get there I paid the girl at the desk Andy came out with Felix I unzipped the carrier look down Felix was on his back eyes were bulging as far as they could go wide open glazed over eyelids will blue and white paws stretched out extracted and he was choking Little foam in the mouth it was obvious he was no longer mentally there and he was choking for a long time They said oh my god he's having a allergic reaction? I said oh my God and they rushed him in the back me not knowing at the time That being on his back was a death sentence!!! He wasn't monitored They couldn't have even looked at him when they called me He was choking for a while a long while... They worked on him in the back and told me that they felt he was brain damaged Of course he hadn't received oxygen for a while quite a while He was on his back choking on vomit and phlegm while he was under anesthesia probably never came out of it properly it's devastating it's horrific!! I had the owner call me because the vet didn't know what to say when she called cuz she could not disagree with me that he choked and then it was not a allergic reaction to the anesthesia He was on his back!! The owner said to me these things happen with a feral cats were afraid to put our hands In carriers they might bite us ?I said this was a cat I nurtured from a kitten He wasn't feral he was brushed hugged and loved!! She's side and said what would you like me to do?? All I know is that this little guy trusted me and I am devastated I feel like I've done something terribly wrong by even bringing him to be neutered it's an awful feeling awful feeling .. mind you this carry was a very nice carrier with a top that zipped all the way around inside I put a small blanket that Felix would sleep on inside his little house to make him comfortable.. if you remember December 8th was a very cold rainy day, if they felt that The blanket would jeopardize him coming out of anesthesia properly they should have removed it ,They didn't say that I'm thinking if he was on his back how did he turn over how could he turn over that poor guy suffered and it breaks my heart

The best. I knew I was going to have to put down Baxter because he had seizures. The staff and Dr…read more Taylor was so comforting while I was upset. I was able to hold my pet during the procedure . They offered cremation services and I agreed . I was able to feel relieved when I walked out . If I could give the staff and Dr. Taylor 10 stars , I would . I'm forever grateful for there service and will recommend them to anyone needing their service. Thanks, Linda Creighton

The entire staff at Cleveland Animal Hospital are wonderful. They are considerate, friendly, and…read moreprofessional. Dr Matt Bryant is amazing. He is thorough and reaches out to leaders in research or veterinary schools if he encounters something unusual or something that hasn't resolved with "routine" treatment. As long as I am living in my current residence in this area, he and nibs staff will be providing their normal standards of excellent care for my fur babies.

A great first visit for Bruno- our 11 week old Pyrenees. Staff all very friendly and loving towards…read moremy fur baby. The "older" vet took great care examining and explaining all in simple ( maybe too simple) terms. we will probably transfer care of our other 3 dogs soon. Why? More convenient. Less costly. Not pushing products. And what a nice surprise- samples of puppy food and his health journal.