We landed in Ashland City with our 14 year old lab, Jackson. After being in our new home for two…read moreweeks Jackson stopped eating and needed help getting up off the floor. Saying goodbye to a family member is never easy, and being new to the area, we had no knowledge of who to contact, or where to go. We had passed by Pleasant View Animal Hospital a couple of times, so I called them and asked if they could assist us in letting Jackson go. From the start, the young woman was totally cool and compassionate. She told me that they were not taking on new clients, though in this case, they would make an exception. I took Jackson in first thing the following morning. He was so weak and frail. The staff there was outstanding! They provided a quiet room, gave Jackson a blanket. They told me to take as much time as needed. No pressure. No rush. I said goodbye to my boy! So tough! These people are amazing!! Thank you and your staff for being so great!

Been a customer here for years. Never had any issues. There is a new female vet there who is so…read moreamazing as well. Everyone is great and it's always nice and clean.

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.

Our Soba hates going to the vet and is a little shy in general around strangers. But the staff and…read moredoctors at Nippers Corner Pet Medical Center are fantastic with making her feel as comfortable as possible during her well checks and even nail clippings. They explain everything to the humans as well so we know the value of each service we are paying for. They also provide advice on healthcare products that I can actually incorporate into her routine that don't break the bank.

Ultra High Prices. Got a dental cleaning quote for $2200…read more Checked around. Value Vet quote was 700 after complete inspection. Others under $1000. Nipper Corners is a cheap neighborhood. If this was Main Street historic Franklin, maybe!

They have great customer service. They were very patient with my dog and I. They do offer care…read morecredit to help with payment plans and the establishment is very clean.

A Difficult Experience During a Painful Time…read more Losing a pet is incredibly hard, and when we faced the sudden decline of our beloved four-legged family member a year ago, we were emotionally vulnerable. Our regular vet recommended NVS when our senior dog suddenly couldn't move and was in obvious distress. We share this backstory to highlight our state of mind during our visit. After the initial exam, we were told our dog's condition could be terminal cancer or something else entirely, requiring surgery and tests for a definitive diagnosis. When we pressed for a prognosis, we received vague answers: days or weeks if it was terminal cancer, possibly years if it was something else. Given her advanced age, we questioned if putting her through surgery was truly in her best interest, and even asked about euthanasia, but received little guidance. The most jarring moment came when the surgeon, called in specially, told us, "I can give you five minutes to decide on the surgery. Then I leave" This comment, more than anything, shifted our focus from our pet's well-being to the surgeon's impatience. It left a lasting negative impression during an already agonizing decision-making process. Despite the uncertainty, and given less than ten minutes total to decide, we opted for surgery. The outcome was the worst-case scenario: terminal cancer. She might have weeks, maybe a few months. Ironically, the same surgeon who showed little empathy earlier offered the most poignant advice: "Be as present with her as you can." This, too, has stayed with us. During this stressful time, the discussion of costs arose. Over the phone, we were quoted upwards of $7,000, with an itemized breakdown including the initial exam, surgeon's consult, and surgical costs. We painstakingly confirmed the grand total multiple times, even writing it down for our records, as we were not at our best. We were told complications might make this go higher, but we would be called beforehand. At the end ended up around 10 thousand plus. There was no call. However, upon picking up our dog post-op, the bill was significantly higher. We were told we had "misheard" or "misunderstood," which we firmly disagreed with. They claimed the calls were recorded and they would listen back, leading us to believe the discrepancy would be resolved. We paid the inflated amount to take our dog home, but despite numerous follow-up calls, we never received a response or resolution regarding the overcharge. Our precious and loyal furbaby passed away just three weeks after the surgery. Now, with some distance, we can reflect on our experience. While we cannot blame NVS for her terminal condition, the overall lack of empathy and care shown towards both our pet and us during such a vulnerable time, coupled with the billing issue and subsequent unresponsiveness, lack oh empathy makes it impossible for us to recommend their services. One more thing the people at the front desk are just rude and cold with no c We still not hear from anyone to do a follow up on Torry and this means they don't care and just to hear their name make me sick. At the end of the day this place could and should be more understanding, emphatetic of the hard time when we deal with the health of our family members but for them is only money signs and like my grandmother used to say " actions speak Lauder then words? in this case no word nor actions.

Could not be more pleased with the care they showed my boy today. Highly recommend them. Even…read morethough they were fully booked today, when my boy woke up, not feeling well. They made sure to work us into the schedule and didn't rush with him or with me to answer my questions.

Oh WildThings, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways!…read more 1. The front desk gals are the best humans on earth, I'm convinced of it. Chelsea and team are kind, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable while listening to every random question and concern us nutty pet-parents throw at them, and will move mountains to get you an appointment as quickly as possible - if needed. 2. Dr. Youseff Eryan and Dr. Stacy Haggerd. These two are pure angels walking around with us crusty mortals, and boy am I grateful. My pups have been patients at WildThings for a couple of years now, so one can imagine how often I've cornered them in a round of 50 questions. Both have been nothing but fully present, accommodating, and seemingly thoroughly informed on the most up-to-date information available on our pet's general health. I never feel rushed or foolish when asking obvious questions, which is always comforting. 3. Finally, location! Easy to get to, always parking, and right around the corner from the best coffee - Street Coffee. Win/win/win!

Out of all the veterinarians I've been to this is by far the best vet! Super friendly & not…read moreoverpriced costs! Dr. Hand is amazing!

Shout out to Emmy and Dr. Hendrix! They were so kind and…read morepatient with big old anxious girl. Found our new vet