A one of a kind. He truly sees the animal as the patient and not the owner. The whole staff here is…read moreamazing.

The team at Deep River Vet Hospital (DRVH) have cared for my cats for years. I've always been…read moresatisfied with the care they've provided. Dr. Haggerty is deeply knowledgeable, and when he recommends a specific treatment plan, he is clear and thorough in his explanation. He sets a high water mark for veterinary care. The veterinary assistants at DRVH (Chrystal, Leslie, and Katie) have a fantastic demeanor with pets of all kinds. They are patient, understanding, and gracious at all times. Whenever my cats need care, DRVH is my first call without hesitation. I've found DRVH's prices to be fair compared to the industry average. When they've recommended more involved treatment, DRVH provides a detailed estimate with Dr. Haggerty's expert explanation of what is called for, and why. Definitely take your pets to DRVH. You'll be glad you did.

As somebody who has went through hell trying to find a good vet around here that's in my budget, I…read morehighly recommend this place! I'm very particular who my pets go to see, and have had some awful experiences in the past. I have a very fearful, but non reactive large breed dog, and they are wonderful with him. The vet/vet tech came in, and sat on the floor with him, and he doesn't even take treats from "strangers". I was genuinely shocked when my dog approached her and allowed her to pet him. They recognize my dog when he comes in, and have outstanding customer service. I also bring my cat here, but he's very easy going and loves people, so he would be happy anywhere. They have always answered the phone quickly, and are always very friendly.

Had to take my grandma's cat to be fixed. Dropped him off first thing in the morning (7:35am). No…read moreissues at all. Super friendly staff and clean office area. Fast forward to right around 4:15pm. I arrived to pick up her cat, paid, and filled out some paperwork for pick up. No big deal. Went ahead and sat down in the lobby around 4:20pm to wait to speak with the vet about post-op info. At 4:55pm I finally got to go into an exam room to wait for the vet. Great! Time ticks on. Around 5:20pm, still no vet. I was mildly annoyed but it's the end of the day. Oh well. I knew they closed soon, but wasn't sure exactly when, so I opened the exam door back to the lobby and asked the lady at the desk what time the closed. She said 5:30 and that the vet will be in shortly. Okay cool. 5:43pm vet FINALLY walks in. Super friendly and apologetic. Seems like she's had a bit of a day. So I just continue to be polite. All in all, I'm chalking it up to bad luck, but I will say, waiting over an hour and a half to pick up my grandmas cat was exhausting and I don't know if I'll ever take any of my pets there.

Dr. Janet, all the doctors and staff are amazing. The facility is well maintained and clean. My dog…read moreis cared for like their own. I'm grateful for Dr. Janet and staff that go out of their way to ensure my sweet Smokey gets the care he needs. Thank you

Loved the staff here, however, our first few times visiting (as new patients to the area) were not…read morethe most pleasant. We've gotten the same medication for our pup the last seven years and all of a sudden, the price per pill DOUBLED out of nowhere. When I questioned AFAH about this, they said it was due to rising costs/inflation. However, our old vet is still charging the same as always and so is Chewy.com. They refused to buy these back from us and also sent an invoice in the mail for a urinalysis which we had already paid for. Needless to say, we won't be getting the medication from them anymore.

My sweet Olive is no longer with us, but I cannot begin to tell you how wonderful Northwood was…read morefor us. The owners and staff were so caring and professional, going way beyond what I would expect. I moved back to High Point when Olive was 2 years old, and remained with Northwood until she passed at 14. When I lost Olive, I also lost many friends. Due to travel and health issues, I no longer have pets, but hope to (God willing) sometime in the future. I am amazed that anyone would have a negative review about Northwood. They were always up front with me about treatment, medication, etc. They fit Olive in whenever needed, and even gave us a break on certain treatments. They were fair and honest. Can't get any better than that. I wouldn't go anywhere else. These folks are the best!

Writing this review is incredibly difficult because Northwood Animal Hospital is where we took…read moreWillow for what was supposed to be a relatively routine procedure to remove a small tumor. Instead, we came home without our dog. Before the procedure, my husband specifically expressed that he did not want to leave until Willow was under anesthesia. We were told that she was asleep, so we left believing she was safely under and being cared for. Less than 15 minutes later, my husband received the call that Willow was gone. During the procedure, we were informed that Willow experienced serious breathing difficulties and that her condition rapidly deteriorated. What has made this experience even more upsetting is everything we learned afterward. Based on conversations and information provided to us, I was left with serious and deeply troubling questions about how Willow's emergency was handled, including the airway difficulties, the timing of anesthesia, and the response when her condition became critical. The more information we received, the harder it became to understand how a dog who went in for a small tumor removal never came home. As Willow's family, we trusted this hospital with her life. That trust was shattered. One interaction that particularly stayed with us was being asked multiple times whether we planned to sue. In the middle of grieving and trying to understand what had happened to Willow, that question felt deeply upsetting and inappropriate to us. Rather than helping answer the questions we had about our dog's death, we were left feeling even more uncomfortable and unsettled by the conversation. I am sharing my personal experience and the information that was communicated to me. I cannot speak to anyone's intentions, but I can say that I have serious concerns about the care Willow received and the way the emergency was handled. What was equally heartbreaking was the lack of compassion we felt surrounding the loss of our dog. Losing a pet unexpectedly during a procedure is traumatic enough. Feeling like you are left with unanswered questions afterward makes it even worse. I would never trust Northwood Animal Hospital with one of my animals again. Every pet owner has to make their own decision, but I strongly encourage anyone considering this hospital to ask detailed questions about surgical procedures, anesthesia, emergency protocols, and exactly how complications are handled. Willow was not just a patient or a procedure on a schedule. She was our family. My husband specifically asked not to leave until she was safely asleep. We were told she was. Less than 15 minutes later, we were told she was gone. We dropped off a dog we loved and trusted them to care for her. We came home without her. That is something we will never forget.

This whole group from office to Vet is exceptional! I love them. Mikie loves them! I love this…read moreentire group. They go the extra mile. Soft towels on the table, no odors, no mixing pets in the waiting area. Love you all.

Dr. Coble is a truly caring vet. He has taken excellent care of the animals in our whole family…read more He's compassionate and has gone out of his way to help when we had a very sick animal, even meeting us at the clinic on a Sunday morning early. We always feel comfortable leaving our animals in his care, even if it's just for boarding. I recommend Center Veterinary and Dr. Coble with the utmost confidence.

One of the hardest days for us. We had to put our baby to sleep. They were SO amazing. They were…read moreencouraging and sensitive. We weren't rushed. They answered every question. We were given plenty of time before, during, and after. They had treats for us to give our baby one last spoiled moment. And we were given a side exit so we didn't leave and pass other people and their pets. In addition we were told they are here for us as much as they are for our babies. We use the SPCA for our well visits and shots so we had to find a vet for today. We left there knowing we will likely start bringing our other baby here for wellness going forward.

My dogs come for their health management so far 3 years. They are friendly and very caring.read more

We take both our fur babies to Guilford Jamestown Vet. I first began with Millie (cairn terrier) in…read more2011, right after I adopted her from the GC animal shelter. Dr. Magnotta was her first vet and she was great! Ver compassionate and took very good care of Millie. But she left not long ago and I was nervous who would be Millie's next vet there. Shep, our other fur baby began his visit there and Dr. Barker (ha ha) was his vet. She was just as awesome! Shep is older (black lab, about 15-16 yrs) and has trouble with his back legs so we needed to find a solution to help alleviate his pain. He wouldn't go up and down the stairs at home nor the ramp we built for the back deck. Anyway Dr. barker started him in Adequin shots and I swear Shep was a whole new dog! So now Mille and Shep both see Dr. barker and I'd recommend her to anyone looking for a vet. Bottom line, the staff at Guilford Jamestown is wonderful and compassionate people and we will continue to make them our primary vet!!

Not what they used to be. I have been paying monthly for wellness plan which doesnt seem to cover…read moreanything. I will be cancelling that. Our dog has ear problems so the first vet was helpful but on the follow up visit a different vet looked at our dog. Not only was she rude she tried to shame my wife for doing a poor job cleanig the dogs ears. My wife said, then show me how to do it. Then this thief charged us another 25.00 for this. My wife came home and cried because this piece of crap made her feel so bad. Run from this place,,,,,

I am beyond mind blown at the situation we have experienced over the last few weeks…read more We took our dog in to see Dr Beck because we believed she was limping due to a broken bone. He took 2 scans, told us it was a broken 4th metatarsal, and sent us home with medication. 2 days later, I took her back as there was no improvement. He did 2 additional scans. However, since we are not allowed in the building and they use an archaic system of handwritten notes and minimal communication, he took a picture of the scan with his phone and brought it outside to me. He told me there was a crack in the bone and showed it to me. There was also concerns about what looked like a completely severed bone in the scan. Turns out it was someone's finger who took the scan and we all laughed it off. More meds, and sent home. Another 2 days passed and she was not improving, we took her back for a laser treatment. He told my husband that our dog was playing us and she was completely fine. Even brought him inside to see she was faking. He did tell me that she had an orthopedic issue on her knee and he doesn't do orthopedic. I contacted another vet who does orthopedic and took her in to see them. I requested that her records be sent over and they were a mess. There is no proof that we have ever given her heart worm or flea and tick even though we purchased it from Emerywood. All of the notes are handwritten and hard to read. But worst of all the second set of scans is gone! They either didn't save them or deleted them intentionally. They told the new vet there was only one set of scans. I called to tell them that is not true and Dr Beck thought he was in the phone with someone at the vet... and started talking about me like I am making this up and he had already talked to me about it. I was so confused and told him that I remember a second set of scans, he again said nope and sent the original scans again. The new vet has now seen our dog 3 times, sedated her to take 20+ scans of her and is now keeping her overnight as 3 weeks later she has gotten nothing but worse. They said her toe was never broken, that there is no crack on the scan. They also said it is possible that the limp is actually due to an infection. She has been running a fever for weeks, cannot walk at all, and is refusing food and water now. She sees a specialist tomorrow and I am praying that it isn't too late to fix whatever this issue is. I'm so glad someone finally listened to us and recognized that we were not being dramatic and the dog is not faking anything.

Dr. Beck is a caring Vet, we have been bringing our pets to him since the 1990's…read more His staff is wonderful to work with.