Recently moved to Conway South Carolina with my 2 cats Joey and Bentley…read more Needed to find a vet for routine healthcare as well as when there's a problem. So both of my cats have always been very large boys. They're both alpha males and tend to fight. All of a sudden out of nowhere Bentley started losing weight, Which worried me terribly. I called to make an appointment and explain the situation and they got Bentley in an ambentley in in a matter of a week. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming as I entered the facility. Bentley had a very thorough check out although I had to leave him there for a year and test because you're in test because his bladder was empty And they couldn't get a sample. Come to find out my little baby here was stressed ostressed out most likely do to the 14 hour drive and living in hotels for 3 months while my home was being Built-in Conway. Bentley was given a couple prescriptions and is doing very well. I look forward to a long term relationship with this veterinarian for both my kitties. Thank you for your help and knowledge whknowledge when it comes to cats.

The worst staff. The girls at the front desk show no joy on the job, especially towards our pets…read more The manager is very impersonable. The first vet who saw my pet was fired on the spot for nasty things she said to me. The next vet, who looks like she is sixteen, basically lectured me for trying to do everything I could to save my dog. These are not nice people and very unprofessional.

This review is long past due. The main vet is Dr. Dean…read moreAnderson. Dr. Paul is a part time vet there working on Thursday and Fridays. About 5 months ago my Chaweenie, Cassie suddenly became critically ill. She couldn't stand or walk and her head was flopping around in a circle. I thought she was having a stroke. I immediately called the vet. It was a Wednesday so Dr. Paul was not there. Dr. Anderson took her from me and did bloodwork on her. Her HCT was 14%. It should have been 40%. The vet should have told me right then to take her to the animal hospital. He did not. He just told me she had Immunocompromised Hemolytic Anemia and she had 30% chance of surviving. She absolutely needed Oxygen and Blood. They had NEITHER! No emergency equipment or blood. All that was done for her was IV fluids with Steroids which did nothing . I had just moved to Myrtle Beach and I did not know there was an animal hospital right down 17 bypass. If I had known, I would have taken her there. That vet should have told me to take her there for at least a chance to live. I left her with that vet praying she would survive. The next morning Dr. Paul called to tell me my Cassie had passed during the night. All alone probably striving to breathe. I went straight to the vet's office and held my Cassie saying goodbye to her. That I loved her so much. Finally when I was composed enough, I gave her back to staff. Then I was promptly given a bill for 800 dollars. In my opinion, they let her die! I will never forgive them. All they cared about was the money! Dr. Anderson is in my eyes, the worst vet I have known. I am finally writing this review for my sweet Cassie. She didn't deserve to die alone or like she did! So Cassie, this is for you. I will love and miss you forever...

Loved this office! They are clean, professional & quick! The prices are reasonable and you don't…read moreget surprise costs. They care about you and your fur baby. I switch from CM in Murrells Inlet. The best decision made!

Not the best experience. The customer service was disappointing, and the technicians were not…read morepersonable or communicative. I did not feel like options were clearly explained or that I was properly educated about what was going on with my pet. I specifically told them my dog does not do well with oral medication and will bite if I try to administer it. I attempted to give the liquid nausea medication anyway and it stressed him out significantly. Because I could not safely give it to him, he did not receive the medication and his vomiting resumed. I ultimately had to take him to the ER over the weekend. At the ER, I was informed there were alternative forms of the medication available that could have been offered. This situation could have been avoided with better communication and a more thorough discussion of treatment options. I left feeling unheard during a stressful time.

They have a friendly and knowledgeable staff. My pet even likes going to her visits. Very…read morereasonable as well.

They were very caring when I had to have my sons dog Mya put down. They explained everything fully…read moreand did their best to accommodate us. Then last week I had to take my puppy Cujo there due to a bite of some sort. They got him in as soon as possible and got him on antibiotics and pain medicine right away. They even called on Monday to check on him. They will always have my business. I cant thank them enough.

It is with great sorrow that Brutus the Min Pin has left us. He had a hard life but retirement in…read moreMyrtle Beach made it a lot better. The entire staff here is wonderful. Brutus will be missed.

They are so kind and considerate with my 16 year old Dachshund. We've had a rough time lately but…read morethey're always there to help in any way they can!!

Let me say first that the doctors here are good. Dr. Morris is great. Office staff and techs are…read moregreat. I've only been unhappy with one doc, Dr. K. That was an ortho consult several years ago. He was condescending and fairly rude. Have seen him since and he was ok, so I assume it was a less than ideal day for him. The care is very good. My problem is this: They are way overbooked, even one of the ladies who answers the phone told me they don't have enough doctors for the number of clients they have. HIRE MORE. Or stop taking new clients. When I have a sick pet and am told by their vet that they can't schedule them in for two weeks - and to GO TO THE EMERGENCY VET - that's wrong. You are there to be a patient's regular vet, you don't treat them or their people this way. They are also one of the most expensive vets in the area. No wonder people can't afford some vet care.

I can't say enough good things about AHofSC! Everyone is so kind and gentle with my two maniacs!…read more I am so thankful for all you do!

We like the way they treat our dog. Dr. Stone and all the technicians are caring and take their…read moretime to go over everything with you.

Horrible. We are traveling and we needed EMERGENCY vet care. VCA Palmetto Animal Hospital came up…read moreas the nearest emergency facility. I took my injured dog in for help and was told it's not an emergency vet. The sign on the front door as well as the sign in the lobby and GOOGLE all say emergency. We sat for a few hours hoping someone would see us. While we were there a person walked in late for their appointment and was told 'we can't see you because you're late'. My dog could have seen the vet in that appointment. The counter lady kept saying we aren't an emergency vet and haven't removed the signs. They lobby sign is in CHALK, not hard to remove. I would drive to Charleston before we ever set foot in this unfriendly place again. They don't care about your pet's health and well being. Go elsewhere and save yourself the heartache.

First visit with a sick puppy was great after moving here not long before. They seemed caring and I…read morereceived great service and a well pet. I returned with both puppies for a pre-neutering consult. I was in complete shock from the pricing they quoted me. I seriously thought they'd made a mistake and doubled the fees. Now I'm searching for more affordable options, as well as another primary Vet for my 4 pets.

All team members are friendly and knowledgeable. They always make you feel like your pet is their…read morefavorite. Thank you!

I tried calling 4 times and it always went to voicemail. I finally got through and was out on hold…read morefor quite awhile, only to be told they are not taking new patients because they don't have enough doctors. Nope.

Coastal Veterinary Care is fantastic. There aren't enough superlatives for Dr. Black and her team,…read moreincluding veterinary tech Erika. We visited this practice for the second time last week in Myrtle Beach from our vacation spot in Sunset Beach. Our first experience was a few years ago when Dr. Black saw our miniature schnauzer Katie, who was an ailing senior citizen. Dr. Black took all the time in the world to examine Katie and to educate my husband on what was going on with her health. She even called my husband after he had returned to Sunset Beach to suggest another medication that might be helpful, and had one of her technicians drop it off at the Food Lion parking lot on her way home! That is how considerate and compassionate she is. We returned last week with our newest mini schnauzer Josie, who had two sets of stitches from an unfortunate encounter with a fox, and our local vet wanted them removed before we returned from vacation. We were so happy to once again call on Dr. Black and enjoyed our experience even more. Her assistant Erika was so nice, and made us feel at home as we waited for Dr. Black. She gave us updates while we were waiting and was very gentle with Josie in getting her ready for her appointment. Dr. Black was as terrific as we remembered her, extremely caring, knowledgeable and gentle with Josie. She removed Josie's stitches and reported that Josie was a perfect patient, and was healing well from her injuries. She is not only a skilled medical professional, but also a very kind and relatable person. If you live in Myrtle Beach with your pet, you are very fortunate to have Dr. Black in your midst! Susan W

Puppy Care: $$$$$ November 2025-January 2026 The first…read morepuppy visit was....$410.00 This included the 1st exam-137.; nail trim- 22. and OSHA fee- 18.00 The second puppy visit was:... 275.00 This included the 2nd puppy visit with doctor- 74.00 and OSHA fee- 18.00 The Third puppy visit was...282.00 This included final puppy exam- 74.00 and the OSHA visit -18.00. The 4th visit was for one last vaccination and fecal profile and the OSHA fee, again, 18.00. That 4th fee was 213.00. (I did not detail the usual puppy vaccines per visit.) This totaled: $1180.00 Do you know what an OSHA fee is? Exam your invoice and question charges. Watch for upselling of procedures and testing. Did you know the average cost of a vet visit in MB is 60.00 I'd like to add that the assistants are friendly.

VERY unorganized. They have you stop in 2 different places, then you move to a trailer, then they…read morecome back and take your dog in. Then they send you back to a space and wait for someone to come out to take payment. I paid by credit card, so she had to go back and forth again. Too many different checkpoints- waste of time. The whole process took an hour and 15 minutes. And that was with an appointment. They don't give you a prescription for heartworm. They just give you an invoice and that shows heart-worm test as negative. You then have to go on the website to purchase their heart guard preventative because online companies want an actual prescription

I adopted a dog from GSHS in March of last year. Later that year I fell and broke my right ankle…read moreand a metatarsal head. I tried for at least 2 months to take care of my dog. I had trained her a lot and was glad to have her. But there came a time when I could not take care of her the way she needed. I couldn't walk her or let her out to do her business because I couldn't walk. My neighbor was walking her for a while. I was in a boot for 10 days then my doctor put me in a cast for 4 weeks. After 5 weeks I had to wear the boot again. All the while I could not walk. While in the boot I knew I had to make other plans. Since I am alone I knew that I would have to take her back because I was not able to take care of her. After the employee took her she told me that I WOULD NOT be able to adopt another dog, their policy is if a dog is returned, you cannot adopt from them again. I told them that I had no way of taking care of her so I thought this was the best thing for her. Obviously not. This was not a return just because I didn't want the dog. I was not physically able to care for her. That didn't make any sense to me. I wanted the dog, but was handicapped too long. It took me over 9 months before I could walk without pain. So now I have to try again to find a dog that fits my lifestyle and my capabilities. Not an easy task but I really hope I find one soon.