I'm very torn. I carefully chose them when I adopted my rescue mix. The first visit with Dr…read more Bassett was really good. He seemed fun and interested in my dog. The next visit I'm not sure who I saw. They took her back to get a fecal. I told them that I could have brought a stool sample. I could hear her screaming. Apparently, they stuck some kind of bubble wand up there trying to get something. I didn't like that but I didn't say anything. What's really been on my mind is my last yearly visit. Normally I like mornings, but I agreed to a 2 o'clock appointment. I got there at 1:30 and the front desk said we're early. No hello, how are you, hello Dolly. Just 'we're early'. I misjudged how long it would take me to get there from Cumming. I always get to appointments a little early, like 15 or so. I figured I'd get right in after lunch and get out quick. Dr. Bassett did come out looking for somebody while I was in the front so I saw him there. So at 1:50 a woman walked in with her dog and was taken right back. I was a little frustrated, but thought maybe she's seeing someone else. At 2:10 I was finally put in a room. The tech came in shortly after said so we're here for a yearly exam. I'm sorry I just don't get it. I know why I am there. I said I had been waiting for a while. She said well the doctor is doing return phone calls. She was not nice about it either. Why have a 2 o'clock appointment then? If you're calling people with sick dogs, or some kind of post treatment question that could take some time. To make matters even worse I could hear them back there talking about me and then came in at 2:20. He said something about I was told you were frustrated. I said yeah, I was. I'm sorry, but it's customer service 101. I'm there in the office waiting. Make your phone calls after. The icing on the cake was he was giving her all of her shots in her hip, and she has very skinny little bony hips and on the third one she yelped. I feel like dogs I've had in the past and even with this dog, their shots were given in the scruff of the neck. I don't think I'm imagining that. When she screamed, they looked at each other like what's going on here. He said I should go get some kind of joint medicine to give to her for life! It's expensive. Chondroitin? She's not in any joint pain. She doesn't limp. She doesn't have any joint problems. I went in, not too long after that to get her Simperica trio and the tech that was in the room that day was coming in from I don't know where lunch or maybe to start her day and she gave me a dirty look in the parking lot. I hadn't done anything wrong. I show up on time, well early actually, and I ask why I'm having to wait so long when I had seen the doctor there and I'm a problem? It's also very frustrating when they googoo gaga on other dogs and don't even acknowledge my dogs existence. My dog is so sweet. She loves girls and there are a lot of them up there. I just don't know if I will continue going there. It's really hard to find somebody too, so it's upsetting

WisI wish there were more than 5 stars! This vet is just phenomenal! The staff is SO friendly and…read morecaring which really makes all the difference in the world! We have an English bulldog we got spayed, soft pallet, and nasal stents done by the great Dr. Bassett! Go grateful for of course our child staying safe during the procedures, but also the constant communication! They are the BEST!

Dr. Stowers was amazing. I was desperate to find a vet locally that would trim my pet pig's tusks…read moreand make house calls as my guy was in a lot of pain from his tusk growing into his cheek. Not only did Dr. Stowers drive over an hour each way, but he was incredibly fast and very reasonably priced. He got out here within 2 days of talking to him and Pickles is feeling better already.

Dr. Emily & Will are awesome! We've been taking all our girls here for over a year after trying…read moremultiple vets in the area our search is finally over.. I feel they just genuinely care!! --Also whenever I have any questions or concerns I always email them and they're so good about getting back in a timely manner! Our cat is about to have kittens so I emailed them for Any advice and Emily was great! Definitely eased my mind as I was starting to worry a little bit about this cat birthing process. Awesome vet. Highly recommend.

My baby, Marshmallow, was a patient with Dawsonville Veterinary for 16 years. Over time, he needed…read moremore than check-ups and DV was wonderful each and every time! The staff and doctors were excellent caregivers every time. I had to let him go this year, and they explained everything in detail to ease my fears about his passing. I will be adopting a new cat after a month of mourning, and he will always go here.

Dr.Lohani is amazing. He saved my cat Darling's life; he went above and beyond. He stayed after…read morehours to perform surgery and even went back to check on him.

Worst vet I've been to they don't know what they're doing at all and only care about money I took…read moremy puppy here when he was sick they saw his gums were white and instead of telling me to take him to urgent care they gave him a whole bunch of medicine that didn't help and when I called again later in the day they said and I quote "don't worry about it he will be better in the morning" not even 3 hrs later my puppy passed away.. the only reason ik this is bc I recently got a new puppy & the vet I'm taking him now wouldn't give him half of the medicine this vet gave my last puppy they were the same weight and they had the audacity to send me a dumb card and took about $500 from me WORST VET EVER honestly I should have took legal Measure but it's to late now but I do want to warn everyone about this place don't come here

I have nothing but the best to say about All Animals Veterinary Clinic. Everyone is welcoming at…read morethis facility. We had an emergency with one of our pets and I searched for a vet that could make an emergency visit for our Highland Cow. I called probably 12/15 clinics and finally found them. Dr. James was there in 30 minutes and reassured me that everything was going to be alright. He treated her and also reached back out to make sure that she was still doing well. We have continued to work with him since then. Thanks for always making our pets a priority. Heather Hill

Our poor 19.5 yr old cat Esther became unable to walk and was in pitiful shape. She was a great cat…read moreand very healthy up until her last few months, when she started to miss a step now and then and could not jump as high as she used to. We found her in the neighbor's yard one afternoon when we came home from work, she couldn't make it home on her own. She seemed as if she had had a stroke. We nursed her through the night and in the morning, and with sad hearts, decided it was time. We didn't want her to suffer further. My wife called "All Animals", which is the vet nearest to our home, to try and make arrangements (we didn't want her to have to travel very far in her condition). She was told that since Esther was not seen by them regularly and they had no vet records for her that they would not help us. Esther used to go to the ASPCA vet in Dahlonega which has since closed. We had tried to take Esther to "All Animals" twice before only to be told that they could not see her because she was not in their records. My wife asked to speak to a manager who berated and actually yelled at her for questioning this practice. This was totally rude and uncalled for, especially for someone who had just lost their companion of nearly 20 years. We called Hemlock Animal Hospital in Dahlonega and, not only were they willing to help, but they were also very kind and gracious to us. R.I.P Esther.

I hate to complain about any business, it's just not my thing, but my dog was diagnosed with…read morelymphoma and it devastated me. After that I could not hardly get any information on what to feed her any supplements, nothing but steroids and I was worried to death. They did a biopsy and she did not get enough tissue so the lab could not get a diagnosis, of course I still had to pay for it. She was diagnosed by fluid she took from the lump. The money is not even the thing, if they were trying to help her, money would not be an issue. But I felt like after her diagnosis we were just dropped. I mean when I needed some information the most I didn't get much at all. Also I was taking my cat who had diabetes and was supposedly monitoring his blood sugar. I took him up there every time the said he needed to be checked. Continuing to give him his shots as they told me. Then a new doctor saw him and said are you giving him insulin? You are going to kill him. I said I was going by there instructions. Finally I took him to All animals and he did good there with no insulin just diet. But he was close to 18 and eventually had to be euthanized, but by then he was on his last leg. I took my dog back to them because of their hours and location. Wish I never did. She's seeing All Animals Wednesday at least for some information on things to improve her life for what she has left. Sad mommy.

They told us our dog had to get surgery but he didn't and made us go all the way to cumming to drop…read morehim off and he was fine and we had over 2 thousand dollars in medical bills

I have adopted 2 dogs from the Dawson County Humane Society and they are wonderful people. I love…read morethat they are a no-kill shelter and their people are so friendly. If you want a new pet please go to them first! The animals there need a second chance at a wonderful home!

I adopted this sweet girl on 7/29. I noticed she was lethargic but I thought it might be all the…read morecraziness from being at petsmart then coming home with me. She refused to eat and the next day I took her to the vet for bloody discharge. They found a cyst and prescribed antibiotics. Two days later, I kept having this nagging feeling that something wasn't right. So I took her to my personal vet who did blood work and discovered she had a life threatening infection that required hospitalization. I opted not to put her in the hospital and brought her home with me, along with her prescription food, her NEW course of antibiotics and her probiotics. For the last two weeks, Elli has been on two different antibiotics and I've been praying for her to pull through. Luckily for me, she made a full recovery and DCHS refuses to take any responsibility for adopting out a sick dog or to reimburse the $1000s I've spent on medical care. Buyer beware of pets here.

I went with my mother who is disabled and elderly to adopt a dog. They refused to adopt the dog we…read morewere interested in or any other dogs to her because she is disabled and elderly. I even explained I would take full responsibility of the dog in case her age was an issue in the future. They still refused. The person in charge even sent the poor front desk clerk to give us the message because she was in a sudden meeting. Yeah right! I would never, ever adopt from these judgy condescending people. I have worked with a couple of non-profit animal adoption organizations, and as long as the elderly or disabled person has a backup option, they will adopt to them. Thankfully, another agency actually worked with us, and we adopted the cutest, sweetest little dog ever.

I've been to this clinic more than I can count with 8 dogs. From neutering to shots to everything,…read morethe doctors and staff are great and efficient. Everyone, every time, has been great, even the volunteers. I've been there to tour the facility many times, and play with the cats many more, and every time everyone is accommodating and awesome! Even during covid, and when they knew we were only visiting, they were happy to take the time to show us the dogs. That said, I try to donate every time through the donation scanner up front, and when I've received the wrong pet food, I always donate it to this facility.