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    Northlake Veterinary Surgery

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    Aubrey G.

    As of today both of my dogs have had to have cruciate surgery and they have both gone to see the wonderful staff at Northlake. This surgery is pretty intense and I can not be thankful enough that my vet referred me here. They are very empathetic and detail oriented, which is super important for those who are clueless how to handle this. Every one here has done their part caring for both of my dogs and I can not be more grateful

    Our dachshund at his recheck after his back surgery.
    Kristin L.

    Love these guys. I have been here many times with the dogs I have fostered over the past 12 years. Several back surgeries, dogs hit by cars, etc. The staff is very friendly and professional. The nurses are top notch. The doctors are very candid about what is and is not realistic to fix with surgery. I really trust them.

    4 days after surgery. Just took off bandage.
    Laker F.

    I have nothing but amazing things to say about this amazing establishment. My pupper has recently ran into some bad knee problems. I just got a medial patellar surgery done with Northlake for my pit bull. YES it is expensive. I had to get care credit to help make payments but everything is included. I paid $2800 but this included ALL medication, ALL checkups and whatever she needed. This is the normal price you're going to find anywhere for this surgery. After surgery they kept her for the night to make sure she did well. I had the staff call me throughout the day to let me know when surgery started, after surgery was finished and how she was doing after she woke up. The surgery has been so successful so far. She just got her staples removed and she's walking so much better. We have a lot of rehabilitation but she's making amazing progress. I believe Dr. Kevin Coleman did the surgery and he was incredible. He made me so comfortable, he explained everything to me and drew diagrams so I knew EVERYTHING. The incision was pristine. Very little normal bruising and swelling. NO discharge, no irritation. As someone whose working on a zoology degree these people inspire me. Not only this but my dog LOVES the staff. Whenever we go in the entire staff knows her and gets excited to see her. Georgia( my dog) just cuddles with them and loves them. I'm so grateful I came here. They took her to the back to remove her staples and I heard everyone in the back start saying "Georgia! Hey girly!" And a guy started singing her name, it was the cutest thing. LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM! If my dog knew the reason she was at Northlake she would continue to hurt herself to purposely come back to see the staff ‍

    Finn wrapped in some sweats, happy, after getting his cast changed.

    Their service is outstanding. I brought my rescue there whose previous owners had taken him to a not so good vet and his records were a whole mess. The vets there talked it though with us and helped up figure out what exactly his status was and gave solid recommendations for his future care. My italian greyhound broke his leg and their prices are extremely competitive for orthopedic surgery and come highly recommended by every vet and rescue organization that I spoke with. I cannot shout enough praises for their care and professionalism, especially in the current circumstances 10/10 every single time. They have been incredible from start to finish.

    Marley after her first TPLO surgery. I would highly recommend these guys to anyone.

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    Dr. Coleman is fantastic, and so is the entire office. My dog had TPLO surgery and it was thank goodness a wonderful experience.

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    What a great experience! I have a blue heeler who is very on edge when we are out in public and…read morebeing amongst other dogs. At Simmons veterinary clinic we got amazing treatment from the time we stepped in with front desk administrator, to nurse and Dr. Simmons himself. Really loved the intimate approach and made our visit smooth sailing and most importantly my pup went through with the visit without being stressed out and left the clinic a very happy dog, that is priceless! We live out of state but will be driving to Simmons clinic for routine check ups and vaccinations because they were just that great ! .

    I have been looking for a new vet closer to home and found Simmons Veterinary Clinic through a FB…read morepage referral. So thankful for this referral!! My super high-energy Frenchton, Miles, had an injury over the holiday weekend, which I thought was his back leg. I made an online appointment request for the next available weekday, which was approved first thing in the morning. The online appointment system is so easy and very efficient. The facility is adorable, spotlessly clean, and the staff is amazing. Sharif is an absolute angel, treating Miles like his own pet, and I really want to be his new best friend, Lol! Dr Simmons is fantastic and took so much time with Miles, explaining the injury and the required treatment. I feel confident he will be feeling back to himself soon once we get thru this rest period to heal what turned out to be a herniated disc in his lumbar spine. I have happily found my baby's new vet and feel very confident in the care my sweet boy received today! I was sent an email with the notes about the visit which was such a nice touch. I have never received anything like that with any other vet office. I am very thankful I was referred to Dr Simmons!

    The Village Vets Avondale Estates

    The Village Vets Avondale Estates

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    I don't even know where to begin thanking this team. Our cat, Oliver, had a scary medical…read moreemergency, and every single person we interacted with showed genuine care, urgency, and compassion. From Shu Shu helping us get in quickly, to Dr. Beach and Ms. Tyra making us feel completely supported during our first visit, we felt like Oliver mattered to them. The moment that truly changed everything was Dr. Irish's follow‑up call. If she hadn't checked in, and if she hadn't urged us to go straight to the ER, we would not have known how serious Oliver's condition was. His blood glucose was 590, he was severely dehydrated, and he ended up spending two nights in the ICU. That phone call quite literally saved his life. Oliver is home now and getting the treatment he needs, and we are overwhelmed with gratitude. This clinic listened, cared, and acted. They treated Oliver as if he were their own, and we will never forget it.

    Constantly have issues with the staff these days after years of going to Village Vets without any…read moreissues since it the ER was the only game in town. I trusted Dr. Irish with my dogs after the ER split away from the daily practice side, but I don't appreciate the back and forth I have had to deal with from the majority of the staff at Avondale Village Vets. I may try out the E Ponce location here in Decatur since we live the here in Decatur. The Village Vets are now owned by separate owners under the same management group but def not the same, the treatment we get at the Village Vets ER is always amazing, unfortunately I can not say the same about Avondale location since we no longer feel welcome there . We have heard a lot of wonderful things about Clairmont Veterinary over the years, so we may be looking for a new home. Hoping we have some luck on Ponce before we give up for good!

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    Any time you need to go to an emergency vet, it's a stressful experience. But everyone at The…read moreVillage Vets is warm, compassionate, and helpful. From the call I made before bringing my cat in to the thorough take home instructions I received, it felt like everyone on duty was on my team to help me get my baby feeling better!! I went in thinking my cat had suddenly ripped her nail out and it turned out she had a full infection, which the doctor caught and is treating. I'm a neurotic pet owner, and the vet answered all my questions with a smile and overall made a midnight hang out at the ER about as pleasant as it could be. I feel like I have all the tools at home to make sure she heals correctly (if I can get her to keep the cone on!). They were very up front about cost, and it's a price I'd gladly pay again for the level of care we received.

    I brought my 16-year-old dog to The Emergency Vets because I genuinely felt we were dealing with an…read moreemergency. She had been sick for about a week with persistent diarrhea, was extremely lethargic, and had developed concerning shaking/neurological-type symptoms. Unfortunately, the entire experience, from check-in to the vet tech to the doctor to checkout, was extremely unprofessional. Before we were taken back, I overheard a vet tech speaking very abruptly to another client about whether they wanted CPR performed on their dog. I didn't know the circumstances, but her tone immediately struck me as unnecessarily harsh given what was clearly an incredibly difficult situation. That same staff member later came into our room. While I was explaining how sick and lethargic my dog had been, she told me my dog was doing "way better than the dead dog that just came in." She reiterated the comparison more than once. I was stunned. I was sitting in an emergency veterinary hospital scared about my sick, elderly dog, and a veterinary professional was essentially telling me she was doing well by comparison because another person's dog had just died. I found that unbelievably insensitive to me and even more so to the person who had presumably just lost their pet. Unfortunately, the lack of professionalism continued. I provided a detailed history, showed videos of my dog's concerning symptoms, and shared information from my regular veterinarian. The doctor's exam felt extremely limited. After a week of diarrhea, I had to specifically ask him to check her gums for dehydration. He estimated she was 8-10% dehydrated, but I couldn't get a clear answer when I asked whether she needed fluids. Fluids then appeared on the treatment estimate, leaving me confused about what was actually being recommended and why. At another point, the doctor described one of my 16-year-old dog's remaining teeth as "really gnarly." I'm well aware that my elderly dog has dental issues. It wasn't the observation that bothered me; it was the language and overall lack of professionalism. I already had an appointment with my regular veterinarian the following afternoon, so I specifically asked the vet tech which of the proposed treatments she professionally recommended to help my dog until then. Her response was essentially that it was up to me and I could do whatever I wanted. But that was exactly why I was there: I needed veterinary professionals to help me determine what my sick dog needed. I ultimately declined the proposed treatments and left feeling that I had received virtually no useful guidance. I completely understand that emergency veterinary medicine involves triage and that a more critical patient must take priority. I had absolutely no problem waiting while another animal was experiencing an emergency. My issue was the lack of compassion, communication, professionalism, and meaningful medical guidance throughout the visit. Being told that my sick and lethargic dog was "way better than the dead dog that just came in" really sums up the experience for me. It was an unbelievably insensitive and unprofessional thing to say in an emergency veterinary hospital, where people are arriving frightened and sometimes experiencing one of the worst moments of their lives. I brought in a very sick senior dog because I was scared and looking for help. I left feeling confused, dismissed, and appalled by the way the entire situation was handled.

    Northlake Veterinary Surgery - vet - Updated September 2026

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