The Veterinarians, their assistants and the entire staff at Lakeside Animal Hospital are all…read morewonderful...professional yet personable, genuinely caring, attentive, engaged, direct, make house calls w concern to see how your pet is feeling, and responding to meds, and/ or treatment. I cannot stress enough positives about every aspect of my experiences throughout my years with Lakeside. A business is only as good as its owners AND employees... I give them an A+, with an 11 on a scale of 1-10. They take excellent care of my sweet boy, Matty, a Cairn Terrier. Also, I've found their prices on pet care supplies, meds, food & treats to be lower to competitive costs. I've called ahead for food or supplies. You can pay ahead over the phone and walk inside, or let them know you'd like to drive to their side window for payment and pickup. As many would agree, our pets are also our children... They depend upon us to take care of their needs and make the wisest decisions for their wellbeing. Thank you for all you do, Lakeside Animal Hospital. KC

This was our first visit here. The staff at Lakeside Animal Hospital were very friendly and…read moreprofessional. We have lived in the Moncks Corner area for almost a year and this is the second veterinary clinic in this area that we have gone to. This will probably be our new vet because driving to Summerville to our old vet is not ideal. This animal hospital was very clean. The employees seemed to very knowledgable as well. They were also priced very reasonably compared to other places.

I have gone back and forth about leaving a review. It's been a month since I rushed my feral cat…read moreTiger to Live Oak. I went in crying, trying to find the words that my cat is in bad shape. I was scared to move Tiger out of my car because I didn't want to cause him any extra pain. A staff member gets Tiger out of my car and rushes him inside and into a room. I explain to the staff, Tiger is a feral cat, he didn't show up to dinner the night before, and my parents found him on their side of the yard that morning. Tiger was covered in ants and had two wounds. He wasn't moving. His breathing was shallow. He looked like he was knocking on death's door. I was asked,"Is Tiger fixed?" He is. I was never asked if he is up to date on shots or rabies shot. Then I'm told they want to test him for feline leukemia. I agree, The staff is cleaning Tiger up, drawing blood, and taking his temperature. Tiger's temperature is low and his feline leukemia test is negative. There is no fight from Tiger when they take blood or temperature. The staff seems hopeful. They get him comfortable and warmed up. The vet fears maybe Tiger was hit by a car and wants to do a radiograph. I agree and it comes back good. The vet shaved around his wounds and takes pictures. Tiger is good to go home. I'm shocked because I really thought he was gonna have to be put down, but I'm happy because he's gonna make it. I'm handed a bag full of food and medicine. I ask when should I give him his pain medicine. I was told,"He's gonna be high for a while" I asked about his wounds because they weren't stitched up. "Do you want something to clean the wounds with?" Yes, I do. I carry Tiger's limp body out to my car. I go back inside to pay. It was over $600. I was informed that the vet is wanting to see him every other day to give him iv fluids. More money, but Tiger is gonna be okay. That's all that mattered to me. Even if it meant I was gonna struggle financially some. I get Tiger home. I place him on a heating pad and cover him with a blanket like the vet and her staff did. I decide to stay home and lay next to my sweet Tiger. His body is still limp and his breathing hasn't changed much from when I rushed him to the vet. He's gonna be okay because surely they wouldn't send him home if he wasn't. Tiger and I took our first nap together. My oldest daughter came by to see Tiger when she got off of work. We are grateful Tiger is gonna pull through. 2 hours later Tiger died on my bed. I carried Tiger over to my parents in the rain. We were all in shock. I was angry and hurt. I thought I would've gotten a phone call the next day to check up on Tiger, I didn't. I got a text reminding me of his appointment the following day. I call the vet to cancel it and to inform them Tiger died shortly after we got home. I'm fighting back tears and trying not to let my emotions get the best of me. The staff on the phone asked for my address and I gave it to her. Then she asked if I want a partial refund and I said yes. She had to ask the vet first if they could do that. I was told I could bring in the bag of food and medicine to get a refund. I never went in. I couldn't bring myself to go in there. They sent me home with my dying cat. They took advantage of the love I had for him. I only took him to that vet because it wasn't far from where I lived. I didn't want him to suffer. I will NEVER go back there. I'm not even sure why they got my address because they didn't send me a sympathy card. They took my money though. I really believe if I would have taken him to my regular vet or anywhere else he would have been put down. From the reviews, this isn't the first time they have sent a pet home to die.

I'd like to revise my first review as we tried twice more to see this vet. Although she is good at…read morewhat she does, she is very inconsiderate of her patrons. We had an appointment on Monday at 5 pm. We were there 15 minutes early and after waiting 45 minutes we told the receptionist we'd like to reschedule as we had a dinner date with neighbors. Coming back on Wednesday we had an 11:30 appointment and after being there more than an hour without seeing the doc, her not sticking her head in to say something we left at 12:30. Don't you all think this is bad? Why have appointments why not walk I. And wait your turn, at least then you'd know. I think we'll find another vet.

This has moved to 131 Central Berkeley Road in Moncks Corner . So good luck. They work hard to take…read morecare of animals.

My husband and I just recently adopted a puppy from Doc Williams. The woman who spoke to us told us…read moreshe had no illnesses, was doing great (other than not being potty trained), and that there were no other problems. Turns out, our puppy has fleas, parasites, upper respiratory infection, and pneumonia (although it may very well be distemper.) We've spent nearly $1,000 in the first two days of having her. We adopted our first puppy from Charleston Animal Society, who not only was completely honest with us, but also provided us with a month of insurance, a free check-up and several other perks. Honestly, I'm glad we got her, so that we could give her a good home to hopefully recover at, or, in the worst case scenario, a place with lots of love to spend her last days at. The dishonesty at Doc Williams is atrocious. Shame on this SPCA.

Just moved here and wanted to take one of the three dogs in for a check up. They took us in before…read moremy appointment time and they were thorough. Best part was that they were extremely friendly. This is a small practice but everything was affordable and the staff was helpful. Will definitely be making this my regular veterinarian.

We didn't have enough pain pills until our next mandatory visit to renew our Galliprant…read moreprescription, so Animal Medical Clinic of Goose Creek "helped us out" by filling a prescription of 3 pills to tie us over, which was nice. It is, however, very unfortunate that Animal Medical Clinic of Goose Creek does not see an issue with charging the customer $26.95 for 3 (THREE) Galliprant pain pills. That's almost $9/pill! When I asked to speak to the office manager the next morning, notes were taken and it was explained that it is always cheaper to buy in bulk - no kidding! I explained that I was very unhappy with their price gouging practices and that at this point I am simply appalled and disgusted. I was told that the office manager would get in touch with me. While I haven't heard from the office manager, I did receive a call to confirm our appointment. When I asked for our appointment to be canceled, declined to reschedule, and thanked the young lady for her help, I heard something that sounded like "ok" and then I was hung up on. Considering their unethical business practices, not only did they lose our vet business for two dogs, they lost our boarding business as well and so much more....

Dr. Orvin and Sam are two of the most amazing and compassionate people I have ever met; I truly…read moredon't know how they do what they do. They gave us an additional four months with our big guy, Bane, keeping him comfortable and enhancing his quality of life right up to the very end. When it was his time, they were incredibly patient and kind, and it was such a relief for us and for Bane for him to be able to cross over the rainbow bridge in the comfort of our home. I will never be able to thank them enough for everything they did for our family during this very difficult time.

Recently, we had to euthanize our beloved 14.5 yr old chocolate lab, Bo. Dr. Orvin arrived at our…read morehome and went to sit by Bo who was in his bed resting. She was very sweet and had a calm demeanor, which was so helpful for Bo, as well as my husband and I. She explained the process and answered any questions or concerns that we had. Our sweet boy crossed Rainbow Bridge, without pain or anxiety. He was so peaceful. It was a very sad time for us, but we were very thankful to Dr. Orvin for keeping the atmosphere tranquil.

Dr. Jan is so friendly, kind, knowledgeable, and thorough. The staff is extremely helpful, polite,…read morefriendly, and they treat my dogs like their own.

My dog loves coming here (maybe a little too much.) The staff is fantastic and they can usually fit…read moreus in when we have something come up, which is nice compared to other offices that often have no same day illness appointments and make you wait days to be seen. They have helped with my dog's annual vaccines as well as his GI and ear issues!

My husband and I adopted two kittens here a few days ago. As soon as we walked in the staff kindly…read moregreeted us and told us the layout. There were 4 rooms of kittens. They said we could get any kitten out to meet them just don't put them on the floor. We made 2 laps looking at everyone. So many sweet babies to pick from and we were looking for particular personalities. Once we picked two the staff checked the medical records to make sure they were currently due for anything before we left. Because it's currently kitten season and they have a ton of kittens, all kittens were half off. So we got two for $175. Already fixed, vaccinated, and microchipped. The facility was very clean, easy to find, and professionally ran. It was a great experience. As we left there was a family with kids that came to read books to the kittens, so sweet!

I mean I am so happy that they have this available. You should be able to take care of your pets…read morefor an affordable price. They offer affordable prices. Or someone on a very low budget emergency vets are basically the same price as almost as human surgery. I understand they are doctors. Vets are doctors and I am grateful so thank you for saving my fur babies life

Just had my poodle sore and am very pleased. The owner was very helpful and asked all the right…read morequestions. I will be returning.

My furbabies, Teddi Bear and Archie Po, absolutely love the staff at Pooch Parlor! The staff…read moreconsistently exceed expectations in ensuring the happiness, safety, and grooming of my furbabies. Thank you Pooch Parlor team!

I had mixed feelings about my experience and wanted to share them for other pet owners who may be…read moreconsidering this facility. First, I want to give credit where it is due: the facility itself is immaculate, organized, and appears to be very well run. It is clear that a great deal of care goes into maintaining the space, and from that perspective, I was genuinely impressed. That said, there were a few things that gave me pause. During my visit, the staff-to-dog ratio appeared, at least from what I could observe, to be somewhat disproportionate. There were several dogs in areas that seemed to be unsupervised, which made me a little uncomfortable. I will also say, however, that there appeared to be adequate cameras throughout the facility that were viewable from the lobby, and I personally observed Charlie respond quickly to intervene when a situation arose. That was reassuring and is worth noting. My biggest concern, however, was the evaluation process and my interaction with Charlie. To be fair, I would not describe him as outright rude or openly condescending (as noted in other reviews). However, I left feeling that much of our conversation centered on his own credentials, experience, and knowledge of dog training and behavior rather than on listening to my input about my particular dog, Jack. As Jack's owner, I had hoped for more of a collaborative conversation about his personality and behavior. Charlie called me approximately 2 hours into Jack's evaluation period. I was told (and could hear over the phone) that Jack was barking incessantly and this could be stressful for the other dogs and staff. Charlie advised that I consider using a bark collar. I questioned how I may train on this as I do not see this type of behavior in his normal day-to-day life. His response was, "He doesn't ever bark?" The tone struck me as cold and somewhat snide, and it felt dismissive rather than like an attempt to better understand my perspective. I was also uncomfortable with the suggestion of introducing a bark collar. This is something I have never used with Jack in his five+ years, and the idea of introducing something entirely new to him while he is already adjusting to an unfamiliar facility and environment gave me pause. To me, it seemed possible that adding an unfamiliar and punitive device during what could already be a stressful experience might create more stress and give my dog a very negative association with the facility. I offered to come and pick Jack up immediately but was told I needed to wait until the lobby reopened. I fully understand that dog daycare and boarding facilities have to maintain standards for safety and the well-being of all animals and staff. I also understand that not every environment is the right fit for every dog. However, I would encourage anyone with a dog who is not perfectly trained, is anxious, vocal, or simply behaves differently in unfamiliar environments to ask plenty of questions and make sure this is the right fit for their pet. This may be an excellent facility for some dogs and owners. It is certainly one of the cleanest and most professional-looking facilities I have seen. But for me, the overall experience left me feeling that there may be limited patience or flexibility for dogs who don't immediately fit a particular behavioral expectation. I wanted to share my experience and hope this is useful information for other pet parents when deciding where to place a dog they love.

If you can get past the complex of Charlie at the front desk this place might be okay for you. I…read moredealt with him for 5 minutes at our meet and greet and felt uneasy for hours afterward. I battled with turning around and picking my dogs up immediately. Told myself I was overreacting but after reading other reviews and doing my own research, many others have had the same experience. He has a horrible attitude problem - caught him rolling his eyes to fellow employees at my puppy bc she was crying when we first walked in. His dog barked in my dogs face and he said my puppy came on too strong. Aggressively ordered me to change seats. I tried being relatable to him and made a comment about his dogs (I had the same when I was younger) and he rolled his eyes and acted like it was the dumbest thing he's ever heard and I was wasting his time. He is very condescending and rude- probably should be nowhere near customer service. Something felt very cold and off about him and I have to go with my gut and keep him away from my dogs! We will not be returning. The establishment itself is well kept and clean. My dogs appeared to have had a great time via Instagram - just wish they had a kinder person working the front desk! Hope this helps someone!

Under new management and smells amazing! Courteous and caring staff! I love bringing my baby here…read morefor grooming and boarding!

My Three Dogs on Hwy 17 is extremely uncleanly and filthy. I did doggy daycare for one day here and…read moremy pup came home smelling horrendous - probably from all the poop that is not cleaned during the day. This photo is from the front of the building... I can't imagine what the back of house is like!