Friendly and excellent service. They took care of all my dogs. Really appreciate their awesomeness.read more

Everyone is great, and they do all they can to make me and my dogs comfortable. Dr. Cohen has taken…read morewonderful care of all my dogs.

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.

I had the most amazing experience with Good Dog in East Cobb! I cannot recommend it enough!!!…read more Beyond professional and so caring towards my frenchie!

I unfortunately cannot recommend this vet based on our experience with our dog, Titan…read more Titan was extremely uncomfortable, nervous, and distressed during our following up visits after the initial visit. He has been to other vets throughout his life and has never behaved this way, which makes us believe that something about this experience was particularly frightening and emotionally painful for him. One of my biggest concerns is that the staff take dogs into a back room where owners cannot see what is happening. This is where Titan's behavior changed, and as a pet owner, it was extremely upsetting not knowing what was happening to him. I strongly believe owners should have greater visibility into their dog's care, particularly when their pet is clearly frightened. I was also concerned by what felt like a push toward multiple additional and potentially unnecessary services. Titan has always been a healthy dog, yet we were encouraged to have tests sent to outside specialists at significant additional expense. While I understand that veterinarians need to recommend appropriate testing when medically necessary, the number and cost of the recommendations left us questioning whether everything being suggested was truly necessary. Most importantly, Titan was terrified, and that is simply not acceptable to us. A veterinary visit should be stressful at times, but seeing a dog who has never behaved this way become so frightened was heartbreaking. Unfortunately, based on our experience, I cannot recommend this vet to other dog owners. The emotional distress Titan experienced alone was enough to make us decide that we will not be returning.

I absolutely love Dr. Cary and the entire Apex team! I've been bringing my five pets here for over…read more10 years, and I truly wouldn't go anywhere else. I've also recommended Apex to several friends over the years, and they always tell me how amazing their experience has been too. Dr. Cary takes the time to really get to know each pet as an individual. What works for one of my cats might not work for the others, and she always tailors her advice with that in mind. She's incredibly thoughtful, knowledgeable, and compassionate -- and she makes herself available via email, which has been so helpful when I've had questions or wanted to run something by her. She also really gets the financial side of things. She never pushes unnecessary services and often suggests effective OTC options when appropriate. She's even helped my fiancé and me come up with ways to save money while still giving our pets the best care possible. It really feels like she's on our team. Anytime I've had an issue, Jamie or Dr. Cary has resolved it quickly and kindly. And I always look forward to seeing Barbra -- she absolutely lights up the front desk with her warm hugs and sweet personality. She's truly one of the kindest people you'll ever meet. Apex feels like family. I trust them completely with the health and happiness of my fur babies, and I'm so grateful for all they do.

Dr. Carey is great. The office management is horrible. I stayed for her sake as long as I could…read more Today I arrived for a 10 and 10:30 AM appointment at 10:05 and they refused to see my dog. They want you to do all the waiting and they want to give no grace whatsoever to a paying customer who has been faithful to them and never before late for several years. My friends have already left Apex for the reason that if they have to deal with the male office manager, it is never a good experience. He has some type of personality problem that involves hyper-control. If you want to be "put in your place" deal with that office.

AMAZING. Dr dunn is very caring and knows her stuff.She has been my little guy's vet for years and…read morehave seen him thru a cery roufh time. She saved his life. I am forever grateful.

Dr Dunn is always ready to help with your pets needs. We…read morehave been bringing our pet there for 13 years.

Dr. Ogunni saved my furry babies life. He didn't give up on her and was the kindest and most…read morewonderful doctor I have ever had the pleasure of meeting!

The best! I recently took in my senior dog (16 yo) because I was concerned about her teeth & breath…read more(yes, I know it is bound to happen but I wanted to make sure she wasn't in pain). The staff (Stephanie & Andre) were welcoming and even better, sincere. Dr. Oguni was simply wonderful. I am truly grateful and highly recommend TVC.

I was extremely unhappy after our last appointment and even though it's been a while, I'm still…read moregoing to warn you. My dog has very long nails and at that point the time to trim them short is when he's under anesthesia because they bleed and I didn't want him in pain. I contacted the vet office and asked them about cleaning his teeth (requires anesthesia) and trimming his nails short. I was assured both of these could happen. 1) I asked the staff to call me back with an estimate for the anesthesia, nail trim and teeth cleaning. The staff failed to do this. 2) Later I get an email asking for a deposit for the procedure, I paid the deposit. 3) The day I took him in for the procedure, I reiterated to the vet staff out front that I wanted his nails trimmed short.. She assured me the vet would be notified, they could do this. Big mistake trusting that. 4) I come in later to pick him up, they hand me a bill for over $1200 and his nails had barely been touched. They even charged me for the nail trim which you couldn't even tell. I was pissed, I asked why they didn't do what I had asked while he was sleeping, the tech had the nerve to say "We didn't want to see him bleed". So $1200 later they failed to trim his nails down when it wouldn't have caused him as much or any pain because the tech didn't want to see blood.. Then I see on the discharge form they wrote that "He has always had long nails". I wouldn't trust them to do anything they say unless you pull the Vet out in the lobby and talk to her directly. Does the vet care about pets, yes she does. The problem is you don't get to talk to the vet, you have to deal with the techs and they will say anything to get you to shell out a lot of money.

Amazing, caring doctors. We had a bad experience at another local vet and Sandy Paws righted the…read moreother animal hospitals wrongs for a cheaper price.

New to area had not established care with a local vet. My children are puppy sitting. Call of panic…read moreour cooper is ill. Needed a vet quickly. They quickly made time for us and the veterinarian called and discussed throughly what was going on with our boy. Our whole experience was so great. This will be our Vet! Can't say enough about the whole experience highly recommend .

I have been using Dallas Highway animal hospital for 10 years now. The doctors are caring,…read moreempathetic, and care about my pets. I appreciate that they provide estimates so I can consider pricing and treatment options.