This is a great vet. They ARE extremely busy because they are such a nice team, led by a fantastic…read morevet in Dr. Jewell. It's sad that negative reviews are left because this practice has to turn people away due to the heavy load that they support. Maintaining a sustainable work load over time is a great problem to have for a small business, as it's easy to get sucked into being there for everyone all the time. It's just not sustainable for anyone. We are SO blessed to have Avery Animal Hospital and the team there.

the negative reviews are all because they can't get in as new patients. Dr Jewell is the absolute…read morebest, he's super knowledgeable and kind. Explains everything thoroughly and wants to help ease the parent's mind in addition to healing the animals. I love Avery Animal Hospital!

I've used this place since 2023.. still love them 3 years later! I've used vets in a bigger city…read morewho charge more for less work so I like this office a lot.

I called them to see if I could get my dogs nails trimmed. I'm literally a college student so I…read moredon't have very much extra money. They told me that in order to get her claws trimmed. I'd have to get a regular vet visit with them which would've cost extra and when I asked the lady if there was any chance that I could just bring in her prior vet records because she had just gone to the vet two weeks ago she didn't answer me for 10 seconds and then hung up on me.

Been our vet for over 23 years. Kind caring Doctor in happy times and sad. Great staff.read more

We had to have our incredible fifteen year old cat, Onyx euthanized due to late stage kidney…read morefailure when we couldn't be present due to the COVID pandemic. It was an agonizing thing to endure emotionally, but Dr. Roten, Katie, and Jamie did their best to give our kitty lots of love and comfort throughout the process. Their genuine care put our hearts at ease knowing that Onyx's last moments were calm and peaceful. We can never adequately express our gratitude to Dr. Roten and the staff at AMC for all they did for us during such a difficult time.

The best experience! Front desk agents are so kind and helpful. They are on top of everything with…read morea smile. The vet techs and those who assisted the Dr. Know how to handle large dogs with ease and patients. The Dr. Was Fantastic! She was able to take care of my dogs issue within seconds! The experience was exactly what I was hoping for. I'm thankful to be apart of such a wonderful veterinarian hospital. Kiska & Me!

Very good service and detail took really good care of my dog They did an excellent jobread more

I had a great experience at this clinic. Affordable, fast and professional. As a first time dog…read moreowner I did not have much experience, but Dr. Knowles gave me a lot of information and was very explanatory, helped me save money and gave astounding treatment to my dog. I recommend this place. Note: make sure to have the rabies vaccine info! You will need it.

I am so sorry that I didn't find these wonderful people until the final hours of my beloved kitty's…read morelife. After two visits to the Emergency Pet Clinic on Hwy 105 the previous week, our kitty continued to worsen until it was evident she was not going to survive. Wishing to end her suffering, I contacted the Emergency Clinic to ask if someone could see her right away. They advised that I could bring her in but that I should be prepared to wait an hour or more in their reception area while they saw other animals. I didn't want to subject my sick and anxious kitty to the waiting room at the Emergency facility. This is when I contacted the Animal Hospital of Boone. The kind young man who took my call was so compassionate and told us to bring her in right away. They met us at the door and had a room cleared for us. A vet came in immediately after we got there, sedated our little kitty and administered the medication that ended her life. Her passing was so gentle and the people were so kind, I just can't thank them enough. This was just three days ago (May 31st) and I am still mourning the loss of my twenty year old kitty. Still, I know that someday I will be ready to adopt another pet. And when I do, these are the people I will intrust with her care.

I called the hospital at 3:30pm because my dog started having bloody diarrhea and vomiting bile…read more He wasn't eating. "Unfortunately" they "did not have any appointments available for the day" even though they close at 6pm. I was told that "if I thought it was an emergency, to take him to the emergency clinic" down the road (Emergency Pet Clinic)..... I'm not a vet! I am very frustrated because I wanted continuity of care from his veterinarian and would expect them to have availability to see a patient urgently. As a healthcare provider myself (for humans), I definitely would have gone the extra mile and squeezed their patient in, especially based on the number of good reviews.

She was treating our mini pin for diabetes. Brought her in because she was not doing well. She…read moredidn't even examine her and said oh must have virus going around. Gave her meds and a day later dog collapsed. Went to emergency vet and they were furious because she gave a diabetic dog a med they should never have and it killed her.

Warning: vet deletes critical reviews everywhere else especially google. Do not let them trick you…read more This place is super suspicious. Looks like someone's house with a wooden table in the back room to cut your dog open on. Needed a vet to have my dog spayed, this was the only place with openings and now I know why. Went for our consultation and instantly got red flags but brushed them off. My small 30lb 20" tall runt Pup (10 months) has anxiety issues and is vet shy. When I said I'd like her spayed vet said "yeah wouldn't want HER to breed..." which felt super disrespectful and unprofessional to say to me about my dog. The spay was gonna end up being in the upper 400's for a small dog. Took her back for her spay that I waited two months at least for (1 month after consultation), since she's anxious they gave her some sedatives while I was there. Vet techs told me they may keep her overnight if she's not too distraught (she has non destructive separation anxiety) and will call me if need be. I left with a bad feeling like I'd never see my best friend alive again. Hours later I don't hear anything but just brushed it off thinking "well she must be doing ok and just sleeping". Next morning (today) I get down there and all of the vet techs are twiddling their thumbs waiting for me, they say "we couldn't preform the spay". I say "oh no what happened?", one of them (the only one that speaks to anyone) tells me my dog is too difficult to handle... then when I ask about the sedative they say "well there was a death in the family" who's family? Didn't get a straight answer. I feel like as a doctor, you have an obligation to a patient that's already been put "under". If they weren't doing surgeries due to a family death, I don't know why they had two more dogs in cages either recovering or getting ready to be operated on. Apparently, my dog was calm enough for them to grab her by the collar, hook on her leash, and take her out to potty. Does that sound like an uncontrollable dog? Something doesn't add up. My old vet in Florida was able to handle my aunt's unsocialized 80lb aggressive lab, but these people can't handle a scared, 30lb pup. When they opened the door to let her back inside, she was not aggressive or hyper one bit and came straight to me, whining. How can my dog be hard to control when I literally watched them pump her full of sedatives? Isn't she asleep during surgery? They claimed they tried to call me but they used the wrong phone number. There's a 9 in my number that they read as a 7. Despite my "Artist's handwriting" the "9" was pretty unmistakable if you paid attention. They also claimed to try and contact me through FB but why not just take a second look at my number and maybe try a "9"? I had also given them my number previously and it was correct that time. Why was my number not in their computer system? My dog was put outside presumably all night in the freezing mountain weather. Even this morning it was cold enough for me to wear my coat. My dog is half Doberman and can't handle cold weather at all. Vet had other dogs inside in cages but they must've hated my dog so much they put her out in the cold. These girls said they fed my dog but when she got home, she was eating anything she could find when normally she has a light appetite. Owner has a history of replying passive aggressively to these reviews and they'll probably slander me and my dog. Honestly I'm thankful to God, these people decided to not operate because they probably would've removed her liver trying to perform a spay. Never coming back. They obviously had something against me or most likely my dog. But I'm just thankful my girl is cuddling with me as I type this and not in the ground. This place has to be a front because I refuse to believe a true vet would let all this go on.

My dogs love Miss Betsy! They came home happy and relaxed. She knows her dogs! Thanks!read more

Amazing lady Miss Besty. She knows how to take care of dogs and gives loving care. I have used for…read moreyears and highly recommend her.