My family and I love Dr. St.Onge and his team at Buckhaven - everyone is so conscientious and down…read moreto earth. It really feels like a small town vet despite being in metro Atlanta. Dr. St.Onge is always very patient and thorough - I highly recommend this office!

We love Buckhaven! My 5 year old corgi loves when we pull up to the vet if that tells you anything!…read moreExcellent and caring staff, very clean and comfortable accommodations; they'll take care of your pets like one of their own!

My 11-year-old orange tabby Primus has a history of showing out (not in a good way)) at the vet,…read moreand as a new patient, I was worried and apologized in advance of our appointment. But they were able to handle him with great care and took thier time. Thank you!

The Cat Doctor veterinary clinic is filled with the best support staff and the best vet, Dr…read more Bradbury I've ever come across in my many years of cat ownership. They are all so compassionate. Unfortunately I lost both my cats within 4 months of each other but they lived 15 years largely due to Dr. Bradbury and the staff, 2 in particular, Abbey and one other but I can't remember her name but she know who she is. So sorry. If you own a Cat this is the place to take them for the best most compassionate care. I am so grateful!

Having visited this location a few of times, I've had a chance to get a gpod read overall for the…read moreveterinarians, the level of service, pricing etc. Initially, everyone was chipper and welcoming. But ober time, the aura changed. I will be looking for a new vet to take care of my pet promptly! I've noted that the vet will step in from maybe 5 minutes, and you're charged $85 without being fully heard in terms of questions for owning a new fur baby. So, yes,I took issue with that. It's not about the dollar amount, it's about the lack of intuitive care and concern. Additionally, thel staff push extra, unnecessary services. However, the most important takeaway was the undesirable demeanor from more than one person at the intake counter. Lee, especially gives off the vibe of not being helpful or friendly if one is not of the "lighter persuasion", if you will. I, of course, am not a veterinarian. However, I am a keen observer of when a patron is welcome and when they are not. I am more than happy to take my precious fur-baby and my money elsewhere. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

Update: They said they'd have someone contact me.... I have NOT RECEIVED A PHONE CALL. And on the…read moreGoogle review they told me to email the manager. THE MANAGER IS THE ISSUE. So I'm supposed to report the manager to themselves ?! WARNING: Discriminatory Vet Visit Lee (the manager, pictured in this post, if that's even her real name she gave), a Caucasian woman, was extremely rude and refused to speak with me directly. Instead, she had her Asian employee -- the only minority I've ever seen working there -- relay the message that she would not address my concerns regarding a miscommunication caused by Nikkie C. (also Caucasian), the front desk staff member who had misquoted the cost of the vet visit. This isn't the first billing issue I've experienced at this location due to Nikkie's lack of attention to detail. To be clear: I never refused to pay -- I simply asked to speak with a manager for clarification. Isn't that a reasonable request? Instead of addressing me professionally, Lee outright dismissed me. The way she spoke and handled the situation made it feel like my presence -- a Black woman in sweats and cornrows -- wasn't worthy of basic respect. After I paid and was literally on my way out the door, Lee called the police, falsely claiming I was refusing to leave. Completely unnecessary, aggressive, and humiliating.

The bedside manner of the staff and Doctors is top notch and they are always happy to see Ozzie…read more The VCA Care Credit is also a great and easy way keep his vaccines and appointments up to date. Would definitely recommend.

I was quoted an exorbitant $1400 (with an additional $500 for bloodwork) for my dog's dental…read morecleaning and potential tooth removal, but decided to trust their judgment. I dropped him off at 7:40 AM, as instructed the day of his procedure, and received no updates. When I called at noon, I was told other surgeries had delayed him, but was assured he'd be done by the end of the day. By almost 4 PM, I finally received a call--only to learn they had sedated my dog but wouldn't perform the procedure due to "other surgeries." I picked up my poor dog, who was scared, confused, heavily sedated, and UNTREATED. I am absolutely furious at the lack of communication and disregard for my dog's well-being. This clinic showed zero respect for my time, my trust, or my dog's needs. If you care about your pet and expect basic professionalism, look elsewhere.

You recieve the best in Vetinary care at North Dekab. I would not tske mu dog anywhere else .read more

Always caring, always understanding --- Dr. Lloyd listens and is known as the "cat whisperer" to…read morethose of us with patients under his care. On top of their great care, they're also practical and thorough, providing sound advice without over-medicating or over-prescribing. He manages cats so well, their anxiety is incredibly lower under Dr. Lloyd that our previous vets. Can't say enough good things; if you're on the fence, give N. Dekalb vet your business... you won't be sorry!

I called Village Vets worried about my dog, and they worked with my schedule and urged me to bring…read moreher in that same day. Dr. Stephens was the most empathetic and kind veterinarian I've met. She didn't seem annoyed or rush me when I became emotional realizing what was going on with my dog. My baby ended up passing away (no fault of theirs) the next day im the hospital, and Dr. Stephens called me and offered her condolences, which I really appreciated. Everybody here seemed to really love animals and care about my dog, especially Dr. Stephens. The only reason I haven't returned here is because it would bring back painful memories.

Mark, the review that you commented on was from 6yrs ago. We had a recent experience that was not…read morepositive and we have since switched vets. I would love to provide you with details. I will say we were pleased with Dr Moore but after all that happened decided it would be best to switch.

The BEST veterinarian I've ever encountered. When Savannah became ill, I was unsure where to take…read moreher. I had been going to a reputable veterinarian hospital, since I moved to GA. They were great, but always busy. I took the earliest appt, which was 5 days later. I was in a pet bakery and was given Dr. Mclean's information. I called was seen the next day and was there for the next 45 days! Vetcare of Belmont became my family. They took care of my Savannah until her last days. Dr. McLean and his entire staff are AMAZING. They love their patients, they are reasonable and they have an on call system. I know because I used and Dr MClean personally called me back at 245am. And i took Savannah to them the next morning. I will be forever grateful for Dr MClean and Vetcare of Belmont!!

I have two female dogs that Dr McLean has been great with over the last five years, and I felt…read morecompelled to write a review after my extraordinarily stressful but amazing experience. My 100lb rescue, 5yo female Rottweiler is an absolute terror at the vet, yet they have always been so unbelievably caring with her. Yesterday I had an emergency situation come up with her at 11am and by 3pm they had taken her in. These incredible people worked tirelessly until 1am to ensure my girl was taken care of! Keep in mind this was a random, day-of, serious and quite nasty issue that had to be handled - not just vaccines or a simple procedure. This is not a 24 hour emergency vet, this is a family run practice! Anyways, if you're looking for somewhere that actually cares about animals and has a true dedication to their patients - look no further than the McLeans. I am so thankful for them!!!

Do not take your dog to this clinic or any other affiliated with med Vet. They are trained to sell…read moreservices and not to accurately diagnose what is wrong with your dog and will charge you thousands of dollars and potentially leave you with a dog that is as sick now as he or she was before you took your dog to them . If your dog is sick take them to a vet clinic affiliated with a state school of veterinary medicine in your state . Most of these emergency vet clinics are either corporate owned or owned by groups of Veterinarians that are only motivated by profit !!!!!

TL;DR: a dental cleaning cost $1,238.58 (plus another $500 if CPR is necessary)…read more I didn't have a traumatic experience, but every visit has been a little bad unnecessarily. This last visit reminded me that I don't *have to* go here and can find another option. I called to schedule an appointment because I was worried about my dog's teeth. They booked her for a dental cleaning procedure and sent me an estimate of $738.59 for a Grade 1 cleaning, which includes the cleaning as well as simple extractions if necessary (of the easy teeth, I guess). We went in for bloodwork and the first tech said there was "no reason to expect additional extractions" but I asked for the Grade 2 estimate just in case, which was $1,118.68-$1,124.34. The tech that called for pre-op the night before the surgery also said there was no reason to expect extractions. When we checked in the morning of the surgery, that tech *also* said there was no reason to expect additional extractions. Dr. Carr called in the middle of the procedure to tell me that my dog, Evie, would need *12* of her 40 teeth extracted, which moved us to a Grade 2 estimate of $1,118.68-$1,124.34. So we went from "extractions unlikely" to my dog losing 30% of her teeth when it was too late to do anything but accept it. Side note, it seems they monitor pets well during anesthesia, but if anything does go wrong, they will charge you an additional $500.00 for CPR, which they said only 5% of pets survive. For this dental visit, I paid $150.69 for bloodwork and $1,087.89 for the procedure for a total of $1,238.58 The estimates are attached. I'm sharing for pricing transparency so others can make more informed decisions about pet care. FWIW, I get my dog's teeth brushed every time I get her groomed, I regularly feed her Dentastix/Greenies, and we use tooth-cleaning toys during playtime. EDIT: I had a lovely conversation with hospital manager Ellie about this review. It was very clear they value feedback and take action to remedy concerns. That's deeply appreciated. EDIT 2: Despite my post-op care instructions saying, "There are no sutures that need to be removed," here I am in the lobby waiting on them to remove sutures. There's about a 1-inch piece of fishing line-type string hanging out of my dog's mouth. There are knots and loops in it so it's getting caught on things, which as you can imagine is unpleasant for her given that the rest of it is still attached to her gums.