Friendly staff Quick Visit Great communication Knowledgeable Vet and Vet techs Fair Pricing Direct…read morePS. My Vet Tech Alana Was Friendly Assertive and Very Helpful

Amazing staff. Very friendly. Out cat was not at all scared and felt right at home. The vet has a…read moregreat bedside manner and animals seem to love her. I keep looking for the orange office cat but maybe next time.

Wonderful practice! I just recently moved to the area and had a sick 10 yr old dog that I was…read moretrying to get in last minute. I called several vets in the area and All Health Pet Care was the only clinic that squeezed me in. The staff was so friendly and the vet was so nice and caring to my baby! I had such a great experience that I will be making it my official vet going forward!

I took my cat in for his first tooth cleaning I took him home and he died…read morethere people had no idea what happened. We asked for you money to be returned and have not heard from them

Dr. Murphy and Lexie at the front desk who told me she worked in kennel, were amazing! so fast,…read moreanxiety reducing, and sweet. idk if Lexie wants it, but she just comes off as a natural in vet med! (coming from a past vet tech for 9 years) way to go! Will def always recommend.

Love this vet clinic. Always friendly and courteous and takes the time with my pets. Love the…read moregroomer as well.

Our golden doodle loves the vets at University Animal Hospital. Everyone that works there LOVES…read moreanimals. We have received excellent care (including spaying), and highly recommend. We were new to the Mobile area 4 years ago, and we immediately felt right at home with University Animal Hospital.

Other online reviews brought me to university and I'm glad to be able to add another positive…read morereview to Yelp! We took our sick senior dog to university to get an opinion about where she could be saved after she stopped eating. The vet was optimistic and willing to do a dental the same day as her teeth were awful, but they ran labs and she was just too sick and now looking at kidney failure. He said we could take her to a major hospital and maybe she could pull through and live a little longer, but we've been through a lot over the past year with her being in heart failure and we know she stayed with us longer than most dogs do who suffer heart failure. The vet was super solemn in giving my husband the bad news and he had a really positive experience despite the bad news that we had come to the end of the road with our most beloved dachshund. We will be taking our growing puppy here in the future like when she needs a spay. Please keep your dogs on heart worm medication. Our dachshund went to a rescue with heart worms and we fostered her through the treatment and then foster failed. She was the most amazing dog. Rescues pets are amazing animals.

No more office visits. They are now a mobile vet only. That will work well for some folks. I chose…read morethem to have vets near home in case of emergency, and because their prices were reasonable. Now thats no longer the case.

This vet saw my demon dog and made her an angel (sort of). Great service and amazing people…read more Definitely recommend!!!

One star could not do my dead dog justice, but that's my only option. My 14 year old dog Charlie,…read morehad been going here since he was born in the early 2010's. Years ago, he started having breathing issues and we started seeing Dr. Mary Edwards exclusively. He was put on a few medications, and we were fine... until his recent ACL injury, about a month ago. Charlie was a very food driven, active, bubbly dog. After Dr. Mary told me he had an ACL injury, I asked about an injection called Adequan, after doing light research the night before. She lit up and said that would be a great option, so they show me how to administer the medication, gave us some Galliprant, and sent me on my way. Two weeks ago, Charlie started vomiting and having diarrhea. We were trying to give it a few days just incase his stomach was upset. It continued, he began to lay in bed all day and refused food/water. Friday, we took him to a separate vet and they informed us that Charlie was in stage 4 kidney disease, and those two medications he was prescribed are things they can't have if he has kidney disease. This doctor didn't suggest or mention testing his blood before going on these medications. Also, I was never informed of any side effects, or anything to look out for if the medication wasn't right for him. This morning, we had to make the grueling decision to euthanize our sweet boy. His creatinine levels had reached 11 and at that point, he was suffering, in pain, and laboring to breathe. He was my bestfriend since I was in kindergarten, and now he is an angel in heaven. Please, read a few other reviews, as I wish I would've, and take your animal somewhere else.

Today we went for our dog to get her stitches out after having her spayed and her back dew claws…read moreremoved. However she had already taken them out of her legs herself at some point.... When we went to have the surgery 2 weeks ago, they ask that you drop off in morning and then you pick them up that afternoon. They offer bloodwork and pain medicine in addition to the price quoted on the phone that are optional. They give you a paper to fill out when you arrive so you can select what all you want to do for your pet. We opted to have bloodwork, medicine and her nails trimmed too. They call you during and or after surgery to keep you posted. We were relieved to hear she was doing great. They offered to remove her back dew claws because she had already injured them and I had meant to ask them about it, but forgot so I was very happy they called and asked. They were very efficient and professional. The entire staff worked as a team and you can tell they love animals. Overall they had the best pricing (even with the add-ons they offer) and everything went well.

'm writing this review to share my experience as a longtime pet parent and someone who came to this…read moreclinic hopeful, trusting, and truly liking Dr. Powe in the beginning. In early visits, Dr. Powe was personable, complimentary, and seemed invested. However, things changed significantly when my dog developed recurring urinary issues. After multiple rounds of antibiotics, I was told during an appointment that an ultrasound showed "a mass on his bladder wall." She recommended to come back in 10 days for a confirmation ultrasound. I returned and another ultrasound was performed. She then came back into the exam room and stated, "it's still there" and that it had become "more prominent," and that it might require a biopsy. She discussed the possibility of TCC (a form of terminal bladder cancer) and said there were good medications now a days for managing it, which of course caused me tremendous distress. I was referred to a specialist at MedVet in Mobile, Dr. Bercovitch. He reviewed my dog's case, performed his own diagnostic/lab tests and clearly stated he did not believe it was TCC bladder cancer and that no mass was visible. I cried out of sheer relief as I had already begun to grieve Henry. The emotional toll of the previous diagnosis discussion had been intense. When I expressed concern and confusion to Dr. Powe, about the sudden change in diagnosis and lack of clarity, I was firm but not disrespectful. I did say that "my dog is not a science fair project" and that "I no longer trusted the direction of care and would be transitioning my dog elsewhere after his current treatment ended." Several days later, I received a certified letter in the mail to my house. I did not get a call, follow-up, or conversation from my last message to her. The letter formally ended the doctor-client relationship. It was abrupt and shocking, and to this day I'm not sure why I was treated this way besides questioning her diagnosis. Another recurring concern was that during nearly every visit, I was encouraged to purchase add-ons such as probiotics and fish oil sold through the clinic. I didn't need a sales pitch, I needed medical expertise, clarity, confident, and steady care for my dog. I am not leaving this review out of spite. I am leaving it because pet owners deserve transparency, trust, accountability and emotional steadiness from their vets, especially in moments where serious diagnoses are being discussed. I followed every direction I was given, bought every medication or supplement recommended. I took my dog's health seriously and expected the same in return. Henry is my child. This experience left me shaken and disappointed. I hope it helps others make informed decisions about where they seek care. I've attached photos to show that a biopsy was recommended and the certified letter sent to my home.

Dr Biles is so smart and caring. He is a great vet ! I would recommend him for all of your pets…read moreneeds

I have been a loyal customer for many years and never hesitate to recommend this practice. Everyone…read morethere is always friendly and caring with my pets and I am sure their care is excellent with other customers of this clinic. Thanks to all of the excellent staff at Rehm Veterinary Clinic.

If I could give less then one star I would. Waste of time and money. The dr saw my dog and…read morerecommended a treatment, gave her meds for what she recommended. Said she should be fine in a few days and to return if she vomits. Two days later she is in kidney and liver failure. She has now passed only 4 years old so sad. All could have been prevented if she actually observed her behavior. Don't ever take your animal here I have the record to prove it