Sad day to send our Kerchi across the bridge today, Vet Wellness was very compassionate, caring,…read moreand professional. They did a good job making a hard day a little easier. Great staff.

Completely unprofessional! We had been using this vet since we got our puppy (puppy wellness check…read moreand shots). Over the weekend he broke his leg and we had taken him to the emergency vet in Cool Springs with instructions to take him Monday morning to our vet to discuss surgery. They scheduled the surgery for Wednesday and told us it would be $5,500. We found another vet that could get him in on Tuesday and was only going to charge $1,500 and neuter him at the same time so we didn't have to put him under more than necessary. We called to let them know we had found a place to do it sooner (since our puppy was in pain) and for $4,000 less. They then told me it would be $750 to cancel (it was more than 24 hours notice). I told the receptionist that I would have paid $50 like normal doctor's offices charge, but that i would not be paying $750 since I didn't sign anything. She asked me to hold for the manager, left me on hold for over 5 minutes, so i hung up and thought she could call me back since she was apparently busy. Never heard anything else from them until I got a letter in the mail saying they would no longer see our dog as a patient. Not only were they unprofessional and never called back to discuss, they are trying to rip people off on over priced surgeries and cancellation fees. They knew they had zero chance of getting the cancelation fee since i had never signed anything and were probably embarrassed that they had tried ripping us off so bad. After reading other reviews of their surgery practices, all I can say is Thank God we didn't have his surgery there. Also, strongly recommend Chapel Hill Veterinary Clinic for kind, compassionate, affordable care from people who truly care about animals and not screwing pet owners out of money.

I took my two labs there, and my sweet little puppy. They are caring, thorough, and do an excellent…read morejob on preventative care. I would definitely recommend.

Goose Creek is always willing to make room when urgent situations arise, and for routine visits,…read moretheir prices are fantastic. They started asking people to wait in the car during COVID and kept the practice going, which really cuts out a lot of the choas inside, which is good since the lobby is fairly small.

very good vet doesnt charge an arm and a leg. took good care of my cat Buster when he got mauled…read moresomewhere fixed him right up. also took great care of our dog when he ate a peice of chocolate They have been great over the years. highly recommend for all ur pets medical needs. Hard to get on the phone but. just leave a message

I completely trust Dr. Poynor with my pups. They work me in easily if my dog is sick.read more

My dog recently had a deeply distressing experience under the care of Dr. Bakker during what should…read morehave been a routine procedure. Shortly after sedation began, I received a call saying the procedure had been aborted because Molly had become tachycardic and that a "new to her" heart murmur had been discovered. I was told they were actively trying to stabilize her. As you can imagine, I was terrified. What made this situation even more upsetting was that her heart murmur was not new information. It is clearly documented in Dr. Bakker's own exam notes from 11/2025, where she both acknowledged the murmur and graded it a 2. Despite this, I was told that neither she nor Dr. Clay had been informed or heard it--contradicting her own records. During this emergency, I was also accused of refusing necessary bloodwork due to cost. This is simply untrue. I questioned the need to repeat an entire senior panel only six months after the last one, but I never refused care due to money. If the senior panel had been medically necessary, that should have been clearly explained. Instead, the clinic agreed to proceed with standard pre‑op labs, which later came back normal. I was further told that because she was marked DNR, and because I had "refused" the senior panel and "failed" to disclose the murmur, the outcome should be considered good. For clarity: I chose DNR only after asking whether CPR was as physically traumatic for dogs as it is for humans. I was told that it certainly can be, which influenced my decision. My girl is almost 9 years old and 10 pounds. I imagined broken ribs and how traumatic that might be for her. I later learned from a veterinary professional that this risk is extremely low for a dog of her size. I made the best decision I could with the information I was given. It was not that I wanted my dog to die, but I didn't want to hurt her trying to save her. She's not a puppy anymore. The overall handling of this situation was accusatory, and unprofessional. In a moment when my dog was in medical distress, the focus shifted to blaming me rather than providing clarity or compassion. I have had dogs my entire life and have never experienced care like this. Given the circumstances, I do not believe I should have been charged for the visit, although I paid the $200+ bill, and I strongly feel that an apology is warranted. Unfortunately, based on how this was handled, I do not expect one from Dr. Bakker. I hope this review encourages greater attention to communication, accuracy in medical records, and compassion toward pet owners who are already scared and vulnerable.

Doctors seem as they dont want to send you to a specialist for a second or maybe a third opinion…read more Our poor Nova passed away in our daughters lap Doberman Pinscher at 5 1/2 years old. She was kind of an rescue at 10 months old she was in the Velociraptor stage. When we got her she was leaking urine as if she had an incontinence issue. We had taken her to a vet in Brentwood, they did bloodwork and urinalysis. Bloodwork wasn't abnormal but found elevated pancreas levels. Hmm. Ok wanted to run some test i coukdnt afford at the time. Went to another vet in lewisburg and they also did bloodwork neither showing abnormaties and they put her on an incontinence med. Worked for a short time and she started leaking again. So we went to ALL PETS HEALTH spring hill. Third times a charm right?! WRONG!! DEAD WRONG. Saw Dr Clay. Once again we did bloodwork. Imidiate response "Nova is diabetic" we need to get her i. For a glucose curve (i didnt go to vet school so she must be right, right?) $300 later we need to start her on insulin cool we started on insulin. Every 2-6 weeks doing a glucose curve and upping insulin. Mind you insulin started out around $50 a bottle we were using 1 for a week n half. This went on for a year and a half. After changing diet, no treats nothing with sugar her glucose levels were the same and an insulin bottle was now $89 1 a week. On a friday in march of 26' our daughter took nova to a local park with her friend and her dog like usual. Nova comes home wore out. Sat breathing heavy as if she just ran 5 miles straight. I called all pets health and they couldnt get her in till mon morning. She had calmed a bit so ok. Take her in and saw another doctor so they did an exray and found a tiny spot on her lung radiologist responded right away that it was metastatic chancer. Ok, now what? She has a fever so she cant go to the oncologist till she has a rabies shot which now somehow they have no record of and she can't get it till the fever is gone. Also found some pneumonia so treated with an antibiotic and said to comeback on wednesday if the fever was down they would do a urinalysis and giver her her rabies's shot. Prepaid for the urinalysis on monday. My daughter took her back got her rabies shot and they never did the urinalysis. Mind you she still had labored breathing. They sent in the referral to the oncologist then that was scheduled for the next Wednesday. She stopped eating i called back Thursday night and picked up an appetite stimulant . Said to give in am so i waited till Friday morning. She started to eat but didn't teally want to. Didnt eat anything at all after but kept drinking. Sat morning i called them again paid $165 for gabepentin and another med to have her pass away 3 hours later. So heart broked. Called the previous vets to get all the bloodwork done on her the first 2 compared but allpets didn't. I CAME TO THE CONCLUSION SHE HAD PANCREATIC CANCER AND NOT DIABETES. A year and a half went by paying them lots of money for nothing. Please if you must go there and you dont like what they have diagnosed ask for a referral to VES Nashville. GET A SECOND OPINION SO YOUR DOG DOESNT DIE TOO!!

Update... our sweet Blue boy had stitches in his ear and had his teeth cleaned at the same time. We…read morewere so appreciative that they suggested doing the teeth cleaning while they stitched his ear since they were putting him under and he was due for teeth cleaning. I love how communicative they are and how well they took care of our sweet boy while he was there. They also called the next day to check in on him and see how he was doing. They even gave him this cute hat to wear for the next 14 days while his ear heals.

Everyone was so polite, from the first phone call to checkout. They answered my questions…read morerespectfully and got my dog in same day for a new patient appointment. They were super nice to my Lily (it's hard not to be !) but it was very genuine. They treated her very well! They gave me a price quote before they did anything and were very efficient with their services. The price was reasonable - I did not feel like they were nickel and diming me. I actually spent less than I expected and I have never left a vet feeling that way. I was really impressed by everyone there and am so happy to find this place for my sweet pup! Hallelujah for an affordable and kind vet!!! Thank you!

7+ years and 3 doggos later, still using Dr. Foster Mobile…read moreClinic. Dr. Karen has been a God send for our family pets, starting from our anxiety ridden rescue lab to our latest and craziest Grandpuppy Aussie. We've had teeth cleaning and X-rays done right on our driveway in her mobile pet mini van. Dr. Foster has been a supportive and caring Veterinarian and friend to our family and our pets.

I have used Dr. Foster for years. She took care of my two German Shepherds until the very end…read more Saved one of their lives when it took pneumonia. Now we have two more pups and she is there for us every time. I absolutely love the mobile service. It is just wonderful for the animals to be treated in their own. Stress free and relaxed. I will highly recommend Dr. Foster.

While visiting some family, our Brown lab, Lily, experienced an allergic reaction from some kind of…read morestinging insect. She immediately swelled up in the face and mouth, and we were worried we would not be able to make it to our usual vet or an emergency service veterinarian hospital, but on a whim, we reached out to this wonderful veterinarian clinic and they moved other appointments around to get her in immediately and despite her having a swollen little face, she is doing so much better and able to still be with us and we cannot put into words how much we appreciate everyone and their quick response to our lily's crisis. Thank you!

I'm really grateful for the staff for seeing my pet during my stressful situation. The nurse showed…read moreReal concern in examining her for her injuries and the doctor examined her and reassured me that she should be OK. This was my first experience with a dog attack. I was really upset and kind of stressed out for the fact that every place else that I had taken her prior to going there had refused to see her. I will continue to take her there for all of her treatment.

Our beloved grayhound is dying. I tried calling and they said on a recording that if I sent an…read moreemail they would respond quickly, more quickly than by phone. It has been almost 6 hours and I have had no response. Our dog is dying and they haven't responded. Some compassion, right??

I hope nobody ever has to go through this, but if you're reading this, you're going to have to go…read morethrough this. I'm so sorry. We did an at home euthanasia, gave old Ellie her last big meal, then she she just quietly went to sleep after a painless injection. I snuggled her in her favorite blanket, on her favorite spot on the couch. She just went to sleep with me holding her. Snoring the whole way, total peace. Ellie had about the best life a dog could have, and I'm proud to say that we took her from the cradle to the grave, and we did it all in our own home, peacefully, with our own hands. Don't get me wrong, it sucks. But I felt good about the way we did it. So much better than leaving them on a steel table in a vet office. Dug her grave out back, Sara was kind enough to carry her limp body down the stairs for me after it was all over. I was a little emotional. After I gathered myself, I put her in her resting spot in the back yard. I'm proud we did it this way. Thanks to you all- Daniel