They were amazing. Great customer service, and genuinely cared about my dogs wellbeing. They offer…read morepayment plans which is great. Tammie, Ashley and I didn't catch the Doctors name, but they were all very helpful. If your fur baby needs any type of care, please take him here !!

The whole staff to be removed and obtain new employees with some worth ethic, professionalism and…read moregenuine care. Who works for a veterinary office that don't have compassion and concern and care in their heart.? For them too laugh at any or in any emergency situation is entirely unethical. Boo! Boo! Very interesting that therebare professionals whom work in our systems that fail as basic human beings. Do better..

I love the veterinarians here. They are both very thoughtful and thorough. We have Cane corso's the…read moremom, dad and 5 puppies. The vet's here have taken excellent care of all of our babies. I can't say enough good things about the care we have received. But I would like to say Thank You to the Vet's and the staff for being so concerned and caring.

I have visited this animal hospital twice, once with each dog. My initial impression was good and…read moreDr Gray was nice. Unfortunately something went very wrong on the second visit with my pitbull. I discussed my older cat (who was not there) with the vet because he was suffering from fleas and the current meds weren't working. He suggested a pill for the cat and I said I would buy one single pill to try. I got the pill upon checking my dog out and I guess there was confusion at that point because I ended up with flea meds for a large dog instead of a cat. No verification was made by the receptionist as to which pet this pill was for and it was also not printed on the package. Nornally they put a sticker on a medicine bottle for example. I didn't realize the pill was for a dog until the day after I gave it to my cat and he was acting very sick. He had strong twitches and an episode of hyper activity and/or seizure. I took him to the emergency hospital where he was treated for poisoning. Luckily he got better a few days later and the twitching subzided. I called Dr Gray the day my cat was admitted to the hospital (November 17) to let him know what happened and we spoke again the following day. He recalled the conversation about the cat but didn't seem to know how this happened. I told him I would like to be reimbursed for the bill and he said he would need to talk to his boss. A week later I sent Ellenwood animal hospital a letter asking for reimbursement with a copy of the emergency hospital bill but I have not received a response yet. I am considering contacting the board of vets and also filing in small claims court. I was really hoping to avoid all this so I hope they contact me to resolve this. If you do visit this vet please double check all medication and verify who it is for and make sure the pet's name is printed on the meds. Be prepared that they may not take accountability for mistakes they make.