We have two Miniature Schnauzers, Ava and Tula Belle, plus my grand dog, Chloe, a Cocker Spaniel…read more We started using Airport Veterinary Hospital in 2017 when Ava was a puppy. Over the past 6 years Dr. Buchanan, aka Dr. Buck, has seen our girls through puppy vaccinations, annual checkups, illness & surgeries. Both he and his staff are so nice and caring that I cannot imagine using anyone else. If you are looking for a new Veterinarian in the Alabaster/Calera area, I highly recommend you give them a call.

I'm a relatively new client, but Dr. Buck and staff have gone out of their way to help my fur…read morebabies. I just lost my 13-year-old dog, and they were kind, gracious and even worked it so our last minutes together were not in the vet's office. Phebee (hope I spelled that correctly) gave me the best gift, an inking's of his nose and paw prints, with creek pictures in the background, because she cared enough to ask what he loved. These people care about you and your pets. First class.

Love Dr Bamberg!!! They take great care of our two dogs! Highly recommend them for your vet needs.read more

Boarded our Vizsla for vacation. Dr Bamberg and the staff are phenomenal. You can tell they love…read moreour dogs and look after them like their own. I highly recommend them for veterinary care and boarding. They treat you like family unlike some of the big fancy vetenarian offices.

We have been using CAH for the last 10 years. They are always attentive to our pets and are very…read moreaccessible. Their are other vets closer to our house but we drive the distance for a reason.

Incompetent staff and rude owner. Gave a three star review because they were lacking in giving me…read moreclear answers and updates on my dog and then the owner replied with a snarky comment so they get one star

We love Banfield! We've been using them since I got my kitty Oliver in July. Always incredibly…read morefriendly and professional, I never worry about Oliver when he's in their care. From routine visits, vaccinations, and surgeries, they've got you covered. The staff always takes the time to listen and answer questions. Great place to take your pet!

Honestly I don't really trust much when dealing with PetSmart or its affiliates. My sister took…read moretheir new fur baby who is about 7 weeks old to get looked at since they don't have an official vet as of yet. From what I saw staff was nice , helpful and knowledgeable. Hopefully they will continue to provide this same service . I know my sister purchased some pet service plan but I don't know all the details. I will update my review once they go back for another evaluation. Can't give them to high of a mark right now.

Took my dog in to get fully checked up, we are new patients (just moved here). I was very impressed…read morewith the knowledge of not only the veterinarian herself, but her techs as well. The business was closing soon, later in the Saturday business hours, and still I felt completely cared for and unhurried. Very convenient medicine delivery system, friendly and professional staff, and a welcoming atmosphere for our fluffy best friend.

I just got a goldendoodle puppy and started coming here due to the great reviews…read more The staff is so professional and kind. This is my first time having a puppy, and they have been so helpful.

Our pup would have died in their care. Unfit for complex cases. Inexperienced staff, evaluations…read moredone outside patient preview & unprofessional practices. Diagnosed with "anxiety" & judgement was actually meningitis. Thankfully we listened to intuition & returned to competent home vet.

I don't usually leave negative reviews, but I feel it's important to share our recent experience at…read moreOak View Animal Hospital. After picking up our dog from their care, he came home dehydrated, extremely stressed, and had bloody stool, which he's never experienced to this degree before. He refused to eat or drink, and it was clear he hadn't been properly cared for or monitored. We understand that boarding can be stressful for some dogs, but as an animal hospital, we expected better communication and basic wellness checks--especially when a pet's behavior changes so drastically under their watch. I hope Oak View takes this as a wake-up call to improve their pet monitoring and customer communication. We won't be returning for boarding.

Christina was very prompt in helping me obtain my pets meds and even got me a great discount! I…read morehighly recommend Caldwell Mill Animal Clinci for all your pets needs!

Personally, I don't really feel comfortable leaving my pets in the care of a clinic/groomer/daycare…read morethat advertises that it doesn't care for animals. The crested gecko that they have has been consistently underfed, denied water, denied proper enrichment/hides, and its enclosure has been allowed to actually grow mold? At least if you're going to neglect your animals, do it behind closed doors and don't leave it in the lobby of your CLINIC.

I needed a quote for a 1st time visit, shots, blood work, and spay. This involved a lot of…read morequestions, decisions etc. Stephanie was pleasant, knowlegeable, and prompt. So nice to have a professional to deal with.

Our 7-year old cat began having problems the week before last. It started out as hacking and…read morevomiting as with hairballs, but by Thursday night she was not eating at all, and if she did drink a small amount of water, she'd immediately vomit it back up. She became a bit lethargic and was obviously losing weight. I called Friday morning, but our normal vet could not see her until the next Monday. I found that MAC could see her immediately because they are walk-in only. The doctor saw her quickly and after an exam, gave us a very reasonable quote for suggested procedures (bloodwork, IV fluids, hospitalization). We left her there for treatment over the weekend. The staff did call with updates. On Monday, a technician called to say they had no good news but were going to run more bloodwork. I asked if they had done an x-ray to check for an obstruction and she said no, and acted like that was a strange request. Later in the afternoon, the doctor called to say things were not good. He told use she had FIV (feline AIDS). That was news to us, and a very unusual disease for an indoor cat to have. He said her inability to keep anything down was likely due to a GI infection she could not fight off. He said there was nothing they could do for her and that she would probably not live much longer without eating or drinking. He said this is common with FIV cats. While he did not suggest euthanasia, when I brought that up, he seemed to think that was a good option. We went that evening, expecting to see our cat on her deathbed and to say goodbye. When we got there, she was fairly active and seemed fairly normal. After some discussion, we decided to take her home, fully expecting to be back in a few days when she began to go downhill. When we checked out, we were charged some additional fees for more bloodwork, but it was still very reasonable. For the next few days, she was still fairly lethargic, and vomited a few times after drinking. Once or twice, she did eat a few morsels and keep them down. She sis not seem to be in any pain and did not seem to be getting worse, but she needed to eat. On Thursday, we called our regular vet and got her in there. I brought all the bloodwork records from MAC. Oddly enough, none of that included the FIV test results, and when our vet did the test, it came back negative! Our doctor said that the test is very accurate. She did an x-ray, and saw what might have be a soft object in her stomach, so we had an endoscope done. That shows nothing - no tumors, no foreign objects, all was good. Since the, she has slowly started easting again and has been less lethargic. It remains to be seen what is (was) wrong, but at least she seems to be improving. I think MAC does a good job, but I question the validity of their FIV test (especially since it was not listed on their bloodwork results). I also question the doctor almost letting us euthanize our dear pet. I just believe they could have been more diligent in doing more diagnostic work (x-rays).