the kindness can't be matched by any other vet ....prices are non comparable and the time they take…read morewith each person can't be matched... thank you all for a great experience....I finally found a wonderful vet for my babies I can't say thank you Enough...

What an amazing veterinarian. Very knowledgeable. Very patient and answering questions and take the…read moretime to explain them until I understood. Took great care of my two large dogs.

Excellent service. Kind staff. Super informative and helpful. My hamster had the best experience…read more Thank you team and doctors.

Allow me to preface this review by stating that this is directed solely at Dr. Caroline Bonfield,…read moreNOT the practice as a whole. The other doctors on staff, the techs and all other employees that I've encountered have been great. My dog, Slate, began vomiting shortly before midnight on a Sunday evening and continued through the night. I called the office first thing Monday morning at 7am and spoke to Loretta (who is wonderful btw), explained what was going on, and she didn't hesitate to put Slate on the schedule at 9:30am. I actually had him there at 8:30 as I was so concerned, and they wasted no time in getting him back and starting an exam. The tech asked me several questions, made notes, and a short while later Dr. Bonfield came in. Suggested xrays and bloodwork. Per Dr. Bonfield, the xrays did not show any type of blockage, but the bloodwork showed elevated levels across the board. She stated that due to his extremely high heart rate, which she said was a result of dehydration, she wanted to keep him to administer IV fluids, which I agreed with. As hard as it was to leave my baby there, I trusted that he would be well attended to. I left the office at 9:50am on the dot. At 4:30 I called the office to check on him, Dr. Bonfield said that his heart rate had come down and I could come pick him up, she also stated that he showed signs of discomfort in his abdomen, so she administered a pain med in his IV which caused him to pant heavily. I asked if she found what the culprit was, to which she responded it "COULD be HEG, or it COULD just be an inflamatory bowel issue". I asked if she ran another blood panel to check his levels, but she stated "the levels would not change in that short amount of time", which I thought was strange, but again, trusted that she knew what she was doing. She did inform me that she did another set of xrays, but it still showed nothing. She stated that she would send him home with an antibiotic, anti-nausea, and pain prescription to start giving to him the following morning. I drove to the office and picked him up at 5:15. When I picked him up he was indeed panting, but the tech assured me it was a result of the pain meds. Once we got home, I tried to make him as comfortable as possible, but he still appeared to be in rough shape. I kept a lookout for the signs that Dr. Bonfield told me to keep an eye out for (diarrhea, vomiting, or no appetite by morning), none of which happened. Shortly after 1:00am, my sweet boy passed away. I am still devastated. Hoping for some sort of answer, I called the office first thing asking to speak to Dr. Bonfield... she came on the phone and said verbatim "I'm sorry, I didn't expect that to happen." Of all things to say, that was the best she could come up with. No compassion, no remorse whatsoever. I demanded to get a copy of the xrays, both pre and post. Once I finally received them, I was shocked to see that the post xrays DID NOT EVEN INCLUDE THE LOWER HALF OF HIS ABDOMEN. So she sent him home with no diagnosis, shotty xrays, no urinalysis (which couldn't be done due to his dehydration) and no second set of bloodwork. I was FINALLY able to hear from one of the other vet's on staff after several attempts to speak to one of them, and he agreed that there were steps that could have been taken that weren't, and had they been there is a chance my sweet boy would still be here. In conclussion, if you choose to go to this practice, please do NOT allow Dr. Bonfield to treat your babies.

When we were at our worst. They were at their best…read more I can't say enough about how kind and caring Dr Martin and her staff were. On August 26 we had to take our 14 year old little boy Ben to be put down. He had had an apparent stroke. (My words not theirs). Dr Martin took time with us. Never rushing. Always asking. Are you sure. Vet Tech Victoria was so caring and gentle as we processed what was best for Ben. Days since then have been different and our other dog is having some difficulties adjusting. But we will get him through this. I know some reviews on here have had some difficulties with the front office staff. But when it comes to the care and comfort of the patient. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Thank you again Dr Martin

my Pomeranian piper was attacked by neighbors dog these precious souls saved my dogs life and…read morefought hard to help us every step of the way. and even helped us obtain some of the funds needed through rescue and other organizations to help with vet costs. highly recommend

She is a great Vet! Loves animals & is a pleasure to talk to about my dogs. Conveniently located…read moreand privately owned & operated as far as I can tell.

If you are seeing another vet, vet like this!CRAZY! My dog needed a tooth extracted and I called a…read morelot of vets that Quoted $1500 +++ to $3500. This vet charged a fraction of that, so much that I couldn't believe it. She has been in practice for over 30 years and says that she wants care for peoples pets to be affordable so that they can have as much joy as she does with animals, and you can tell that she is very sincere. I have NEVER seen a vet like this! Every one else is very nice too. THANK YOU, THANK YOU Dr Richardson.

Our black lab is about to turn 11yo this month. We have been coming to Marietta Vet Clinic since…read more2017, if my memory serves me right. Dr Julian and Dr Jesse have always been professional and honest with their care and advice. I have never felt pressured or like I was being "sold to". They are efficient with appointments, usually in and out in under 15mins - where I would wait 15mins just to get into an exam room then another 15mins to see the vet before we switched to Marietta Vet Clinic.

Knowledgeable and accommodating vet. They are easy to work with and very thorough. Never feel…read morehurried.

After moving from Marietta to Cartersville and having the same vet for 15+ years, we were hesitant…read moreto change. But Westside Animal Hospital has been the best thing for our pets! Dr. Tubbs has been the primary vet we've seen. He listens well and truly has our pet's needs (and the expense that comes with it) in mind. He suggests care for our pets as if they were his own. The staff has been excellent and welcoming every time we've been there as well. I highly recommend this vet office!

Dr Walker and her whole staff are amazing They care…read more Place is clean and it's great!!! All and all weather the news is good or bad they are there for you Bit $$ but worth it!

Past customer that received very poor care for my pet that passed on and very poor care for my…read morepresent animal. Also was owed a $75 refund when I came back early to pick up my animal that had been boarded and poorly cared for. Was told to come by for my money which I was overcharged, however when they found out I was taking my business elsewhere, they refused to give me the money they owed me. I wouldn't take a rat to this place. Unprofessional care and thievery. What a sham.

Our family had the privilege of entrusting the care of our beloved Harper a gentle, big-hearted…read moreMaine Coon mix to Allatoona Animal Hospital for many years. From routine visits to his final moments, the compassion, professionalism, and integrity shown by Dr. Wansky (Harpers Doctor), Dr. Hiland, Dr. Fellows, and the entire staff were nothing short of extraordinary. Just shy of his 14th birthday, Harper began showing signs of distress--excessive thirst and urination. Dr. Wansky promptly ran diagnostic tests and diagnosed him with diabetes. Understanding the financial strain that long-term care can bring, she worked closely with us to find a more affordable treatment plan without compromising his well-being. Two months later, Harper's condition worsened. He stopped eating and drinking, and we returned to the clinic for further testing. We were awaiting results when, on Friday night, Harper's health declined rapidly his breathing became labored, and he cried out in pain with movement. By Saturday morning, we knew it was time. We arrived at the clinic before the final test results were in. The staff welcomed us with empathy and professionalism, creating a space of peace and dignity for Harper and our family. Dr. Wansky reviewed the bloodwork, which was inconclusive, and gently explained that a tumor was likely the cause of his suffering. She and her team took exceptional care of Harper in his final moments, and we will never forget the compassion she showed as he drew his last breath. We are deeply grateful to Dr. Wansky and the entire team at Allatoona Animal Hospital. Their unwavering commitment to the Veterinarian's Oath "to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health and welfare, the prevention and relief of animal suffering" was evident in every interaction. Unlike others we've encountered, their focus was never on profit, but on honoring that oath and serving with integrity. If you are seeking a veterinary team that treats your loved ones with the same care and respect, they would their own, Allatoona Animal Hospital is the only place we would recommend. Harper may be gone, but the continued health and happiness of Ruckus and Gibson are a living testament to the outstanding care this team provides. With heartfelt appreciation, The Waters Family

We love using Mills because the doctors take their time with each pet patient and their person. You…read morego straight into a private room upon arrival so pets are not getting bothered by each other while waiting to be seen. They don't rush, even sitting on the floor to make our pet feel comfortable. Great job!

Someone explain to me how the cost of an injection goes up $120 for an increase of 3 lbs. No my…read morebaby did not weight 50 lbs a year ago. She has never weighed that little if she did she would have been emaciated but regardless of that there was still a $120 increase for a 3 lb difference. I should have asked but to me good business would have been to notify me of the difference in price. I am a vet on a fixed income, and it would have been nice to know what to expect. I love the staff but will be looking elsewhere for veterinary care. I hate it because I did really like the staff.