I had a bit of an emergency with a cat that was at end of life. I didn't have an appointment, but…read morethey took me right in quickly and with the most kindness and consideration. They were absolutely wonderful in helping my little Buttercup cross the rainbow bridge and I am thankful for all their kindness and help. I would recommend these people very highly to anyone with fur babies that they love very dearly.

Just moved to Mississippi from California. We love California btw just not the politicians that…read morecaptured the state. lol. Anyways, brought my cat here because we didn't know what had happened to his front paw. We had left him with a family member to care for. Our cat is an indoor cat. He got out and got into a cat fight. The vet knew right away what the cause was. Gave me a quote which was so reasonable. They took care of our daughter's cat in a couple of hours. He had surgery and was up and walking around right after. Which was a miracle to us because he couldn't put pressure on it that morning. The place is very clean, ppl are caring. We will be bringing the rest of our fur babies here.

I am incredibly disappointed with the care my guinea pig received from Dr. Chip Carney. I brought…read moremy pet in because he was clearly showing serious symptoms, including difficulty eating, drooling, and other concerning changes. I was hoping for a thorough examination to determine what was actually wrong. Instead, I felt like the appointment was rushed. My guinea pig was prescribed medication based on a suspected diagnosis, but no X-rays or other diagnostic testing were recommended or performed to confirm what was causing his symptoms. I left feeling uncertain about the diagnosis and worried that we still didn't know what was really wrong. One of my biggest concerns is that I specifically told the staff that my guinea pig wasn't eating. Not one doctor or staff member explained how serious that can be in guinea pigs or gave me instructions on what I should do if he continued refusing food. I wasn't advised about supportive feeding, emergency warning signs, or how quickly guinea pigs can decline when they stop eating. If I hadn't searched online and educated myself, he likely would have declined even faster. It's heartbreaking to think that I had to rely on the internet for basic guidance instead of receiving it from the veterinary team caring for him. Unfortunately, despite following the treatment plan, my guinea pig passed away. I understand that not every pet can be saved, and I know veterinary medicine cannot guarantee an outcome. However, I can't help but wonder whether a more thorough examination, additional diagnostics, or clearer guidance could have made a difference. Now I'm grieving the loss of my baby right before a holiday. Losing him has been devastating, and I truly hope this clinic takes small-animal cases more seriously. Pet owners deserve thorough evaluations, clear communication, and guidance on what to do when their pet is in a potentially life-threatening situation.

Do NOT take your animals to Dr. "Chip" Carney…read more We brought our dog in with severe stroke-like symptoms shortly after moving to the area. First we were told it was an insect bite. Then Bell's palsy. Then we were told it was "most likely a brain tumor" and to start comfort measures because there was basically nothing else to do. We got a second opinion in Hattiesburg, and within minutes they identified that she had a severe ear infection and uncontrolled hypothyroidism -- both treatable conditions. A vet student practically figured it out immediately, which makes it even more concerning that this clinic completely missed it after multiple visits. Looking back, I should have trusted my gut and stopped going there then. Unfortunately, we continued using this clinic for thyroid monitoring and medication refills. Every visit felt like paying over and over again just for another T4 check, often without even properly evaluating my dog. Today was the final straw. When I called to ask why he didn't want to adjust her medication, he initially acted as though he wasn't even the prescribing vet. Once corrected, he became defensive and stated he "didn't like my attitude" because I questioned his decision-making. Apparently asking questions and advocating for your pet is a problem there. I work in healthcare myself, so I understand medicine is not perfect. But missing a common, treatable condition while telling owners to prepare their dog for death is unacceptable. The lack of accountability, poor communication, and dismissive behavior we experienced was beyond disappointing. Please advocate for your pets and get a second opinion if something feels wrong.

Dr. Williams provided Amazing Service and with wonderful southern charm! We were driving through…read moreMeridian Saturday night when our dog needed an emergency visit. Mr. Williams met us immediately (leaving a family dinner) and provided our dog with everything she needed. Nova came out a happy dog and we left happy owners :) We Highly recommend him and his clinic!!

Dr. Moore and her staff were able to find room to board my dog over the busy Labor Day Weekend…read morebecause I had evacuated from New Orleans due to Hurricane Ida. Not only did she arrange for someone to meet me at the facility on Labor Day to pick up my dog because I was finally able to go home, but she refused to take any payment for his stay. I cannot say enough how wonderful the staff was and how much I appreciate them taking such good care of my dog. Thank you so much for your generosity !

Drs Moore and Harris, and their team, are absolutely wonderful. They were highly recommended and…read morehave lived up to every word. They cared for my geriatric German Shepard in the most caring and knowledgeable way. Dr Moore suggested treatments such as acupuncture and laser therapy that no one else had ever mentioned. She was upfront with us that although we shouldn't expect miracles, it would bring our little girl added comfort, which in her last days was all we could ask for. When it came time to say goodbye, Dr Harris did everything she possibly could to save her, and showed a great deal of sympathy and compassion when we lost her. The team, with Bethany up front, went out of their way to provide those last mementos that mean so much. It may be a little while before we get a new pup, but when we do, I will only take therm to Meridian Animal Care Center.

The interior was very clean and sanitized. The staff-members were very kind and the service was…read moreextremely quick. They treated our dog with respect and were very gentle with him. The shots were reasonably priced along with the rest of the care they provided. They answered all my questions without seeming arrogant and they didn't rush me out the door. This will be our go-to spot for sure.

Had to take our cat back to the Vet for some of the same problems we had him at another Vet. Tried…read morethis one in hopes it would be a little less expensive, it was not. They done a good job taking care of our Cat, had great people working their.

Amazingly friendly and knowledgeable staff!! Dr Vaughn is gentle with our animals and he listens to…read moreus about their needs.

This place use to take care of my pitbull Shuga until she passed away 11 yrs ago. I even sold his…read moreson a puppy. Doc (amazing, honest man) and his team were the best. I have a new pooch and a kitten now. I plan on visiting there soon. I hear his son took over or is the vet in charge now. I can't wait to get back there!