Great vet and vet techs Very friendly and always willing to…read morehelp Been going here for over 8 years and will go nowhere else Katie is the best!

We have been patients for 13 years. This location is the best! They treat our dogs like their own…read more The ladies treat the pets and families with the upmost care! We have had the Bansfield Plan for all three dogs since they were puppies. Makes caring for our pets less stressful.

Everything was great in this facility. Waiting did not take long, and the place is super clean. We…read morewere attended by Doctor Cory Ellis and he was so kind to my cat. He makes sure owners are informed on the right way to care for pets.

took a feral kitty there on a thursday night ...!! charged…read more$220. for nothing had to have clover vet put her down the next morning.... will never ever refer anyone there i feel they knew she was not gonna die....!!!

We really love the Fort Mill Animal Clinic! As cat owners we've had some hit and miss experiences…read morewith vets locally where we have felt that other clinics have not really done their due diligence to take care of our pets. Especially one who has had chronic ear infections since moving to the area 3 years ago. Dr Cory is beyond excellent with not only the owners, but also seems to build an honest and trusting bond with our pets. We've had to bring two of our cats into them, both of which have been rather nervous and have very different personalities. Dr Cory and his staff take such great care of them, and it is clear that they are animal lovers through and through. I've never felt rushed or ignored, with even the littlest question. We can say confidently our one cat is now ear infections since moving free for the first time in years due to their help and diligence, and we will never go to another clinic!

Dr. Ellis and Dr. Culberson are THE BEST and my little family is so grateful for them and their…read morestaff. Everyone at FM Animal Hospital treat my 14yo reactive pup, 4yo anxious gazelle, and our 18yo grumpy kitty with immense amounts of kindness, patience, and love. We had an unexpected passing of my cat last year. Dr. Ellis spent extra time carefully going through options and findings, and was there for us after Grey passed and answered the million questions I threw at him. We were able to find some comfort during our grief knowing my sweet boy was in caring hands during his final days. I highly recommend the FM team. Life is already hectic -- why not opt for a team who treats your family like their own?

I had been going to this vet for 8 years, spending between 3-5k a year. On this June 6th, I found…read morean abandoned 4 week old puppy, took her there, she was there all day and when I went to pick her up, I had forgot my wallet. I asked if I could just pay on Monday and was told absolutely not even though this had never happened before. Then Dr. Linfante came out and in front of other patients said how dare I bring him my sick puppy, take time out of his busy day and not pay for services. When I called the card in Monday am, they charged me additional monies because I was paying over the phone. I of course have switched vets, and when I took Toby to his first appointment, he did a lot of blood work and I was told they thought he had Cushing's disease which has just been confirmed. Toby was tested for that about 18 months ago at West Ballaynte and I was told it was negative. I think my dog has had this deadly disease for over 18 months and just warning anyone that goes there, he is not as good as you think.

I never write reviews but this animal hospital treated me so poorly I felt the need to share…read more They are condescending and uncaring. They are only about making money. I accidentally missed my first appointment because one of my kids stayed home sick and it slipped my mind. I called to apologize and reschedule immediately and they insisted on charging me a $75 deposit. This is bad business. I was warned against this particular practice but read the good reviews and moved forward. I'm sure they have good doctors but the administrative staff is unprofessional and bad for business. Any office asking for a non refundable deposit in advance I would stear clear.

We moved to the Fort Mill area from out of state a few years ago, and were so worried about finding…read morea vet hospital that I'd feel as comfortable with as the one we left behind. We're so glad we found Baxter Vet! We have two rescue cats that we adopted as adults, and they were both abused before we got them. Due to this, they're terrified of everyone other than myself and my husband, so it always makes me anxious to bring them anywhere because of their stress levels. Baxter has always gone above and beyond to make them comfortable. They have a room waiting for them when we arrive, and they always do everything possible in the exam room since they're more comfortable with me. All of the doctors that we've seen (Dr. Siegfried, Dr. Crovesi and Dr. Baete) as well as the nurses and front desk staff have been so kind and caring towards them as well as me. I chose this place because it's AAHA accredited (which my last vet at home was and why I looked for that) and they've always gone above and beyond to provide what I feel is a really high level of care from just their annual exams all the way to dental surgery. My older cat had to have an echocardiogram recently and they even have a traveling specialist that came to Baxter to do it so I didn't have to drive to a specialist in Charlotte. The prices are actually really reasonable for this area so that's a bonus too! Overall cannot recommend this practice enough!

I was looking for a new Veterinarian as the one I was previously at were not up to my standards. As…read moreI approached Baxter, they did require you to kind of be put on a waiting list but it was not that long maybe a week or so I have three golden retrievers and they were taking real good care of and catering to all their needs, such as updated shots and check up and ensuring that their health is very good.

Ballantyne Veterinary Clinic is the best. They took incredible care of our previous dog in her…read morefinal years and it was a no-brainer to establish care with them for our newly adopted dog as well. Thank you to Dr. Blevins, Dr. Humphrey, and the entire staff for everything you do.

They are so nice here! And very efficient! I woul definitely recommend this vet to everybodyread more

They love our 47 lb, 12 year old puppy that thinks she a lap dog! We've been very happy so far, and…read morethey have boarding pick up on Sundays-very helpful. Love them!

We love this vet and our dogs do too! They take great care of them and answer any questions we have!read more

Took my doggie here for a paw injury, they were able to get us in same day on a weekend. Everyone…read morefrom front desk, to tech, to vet all we're incredibly kind, personable and so so good with our baby girl and her little injured paw. They're so good that even though they're 30 min from home, they will be our new vet. Very much worth the drive and such a pleasurable and informative experience that did NOT break the bank. Thank you all!

I am giving 1 star, which has NOT been the case until today. Our Frenchie has been coming here for…read morealmost 2 years and we've had a good experience up until today. (Dr. McAleer and Dr. McCarthy are great!). Today, there was a relief vet (Dr. DeLain) and she provided anything but!!! We were in our exam room waiting to be seen. He had been assessed and he was his usually happy (but hyper) self. When Dr. DeLain opened the door to come in the exam room, our dog was trying to slip past her. My husband grabbed his loose skin on the back of his neck to hold him and gently slide him back into the room, not hurt him! Dr. DeLain told my husband "not to grab him so rough. She doesn't like that." We ignored that comment considering she's a vet and obviously has a soft spot for animals. Minutes into the exam, our Frenchie still wouldn't settle so the Dr. and her assistant could continue the exam. He is almost 2 and he has A LOT of energy- just like any other toddler! My husband stood up to assist and help calm our dog so she could examine his face folds (which was one of the reasons he was there today. When that didn't work, my husband gave him a light swat ON THE BUTT and then sat down. That's when Dr. DeLain said to my husband "Do not hit your dog. You can't SMACK your dog in my presence." My husband's response was this is the second time during our visit you've told me how to handle my dog. She didn't like that comment, told us we are ABUSING our dog. My husband said that I do not abuse my dog and would never abuse him. She said he was YELLING at her and she could not continue the exam. He did NOT yell. She left the exam room and had her Office Mgr (Mariah Calhoun) come in to tell us we had to leave and that swatting our dog on his butt is a liability to them!?!?!?!? Sooo, our dog did NOT complete his sick visit today, we were accused of "ANIMAL ABUSE" which she found sooooo "egregious" that we had to leave! We did leave. We found a new vet within minutes and will NOT BE BACK TO CARMEL ANIMAL HOSPITAL! We are avid animal lovers and have raised 2 generations of pets and are now on our 3rd with our Frenchie. I doubt animal abusers take out pet insurance, keep all of their pet medical and shot records up-to-date, and bother to make a sick visit appointment because their dog's face folds are bothering him! We were prepared to spend several hundred dollars today. Neglectful pet parents don't do that.... This is such an issue for us because it's the equivalent of someone accusing you of child abuse because you swat your child on the butt. (Note: there are some who will read this and want to weigh in that they do not spank). This post is NOT about that. Parenting (whether human or pet) is a personal choice. Our point for this post is that the reaction and response from Dr. DeLain and Mariah Calhoun was an over-reach! We plan to report this incident to the State NCVMB (veterinarian medical board).