I have 3 dogs that are very precious to me and my family. All 3 have seen Dr Brothers. She is an…read moreamazing and caring person. When my youngest dog was 7 weeks old she got really sick. We thought she had parvo. Dr Brothers met us at her clinic at 11:30 at night to check her out and help us make sure our pup was ok and she didn't charge us an arm and a leg to do it. I've been to many vets in the past and I would recommend this veterinary office over any of them

I have not seen this doctor yet for my dogs. So I can not tell you anything about him or how he is…read morewith animals. I do know that the people who run the veterinarian service are working well with others and they keep the place in great shape. It's very clean and there is no smell inside the clinic.

Grateful to them for their work with the dogs and 2nd Chance Animal Shelter. They help ensure each…read moredog is properly vetted, spayed/neutered, had whatever treatments, surgeries, etc. to give them the best chance possible in their (future) new home. If it weren't for them, hundreds of dogs might not have had the love and lives they now have and/or will have in the future. They were helpful when ordering refills on heartworm and flea meds for our dogs we adopted from 2nd Chance. We are grateful for them.

I've always known them to understand budgets but, in my case, it was the complete opposite. They…read morehad gone over my budget by 200$!! Now don't get me wrong, I'd do anything for my animals but the main doctor there told me that we would stay under my budget, and he lied! Unbelievable

Under no circumstances should you come here unless it is to put down a rabid animal... dirty,…read moresmelly, animals barking all day long to be heard all the way into the parking lot. Sloppy work from management, front desk staff could not care less.

The vet tech actually helped us. He was very friendly and got my dogs ear to stop bleeding within…read morea minute or two of us arriving. We will use them again!

Dr. Adams is the best Vet you will find and a fine person.. He never acts too busy for you if you…read morehave questions or concerns. I trust him completely with my fur babies, and I can't say that about a lot of Vets. I drive from Gadsden for him to see my fur babies. I wouldn't trade him for all the Vets in Gadsden.

Gus is an amazing groomer our Shelby is always a wreck when we take her and he fixes her like a…read morebrand new pup been using him for years thankyou for the hard work you do the Rodriguez family

Gus is so kind to all of the pets. Affordable prices, great service and a short wait time. Give Gus…read morea call...

The best of the best! Their work is all done from the heart and incredibly humble. Nothing fancy…read morebut when it comes to dogs, all you really need is love and they've got that and give that in droves. It's evident the dogs' well-being is the priority. We've adopted 3 dogs from them over the years, happily making the drive from Atlanta. We've gotten to know the owners a bit and follow on social media where you learn more about the behind-the-scenes of what they have to deal with from countless lives (of the canine AND human variety) to the heartbreak of the loss of a beloved dog that never got its fur-ever home. They make adoption extremely affordable to ensure the new families can afford food and care after adoption. This affordability helps more dogs get adopted. They also have a wonderful relationship with McCrory Animal Clinic, where each animal has been treated, spayed/neutered, properly vaccinated and healthy - which sometimes includes surgery or intensive treatment - before being adopted. Each dog has a name and their individual personalities are known by all who work there, even though there are often 200++ dogs there waiting for homes. The first time we adopted from them, Wanda (she and Doug are the owners) graciously met us part way because of the lengthy drive. Our newly named Gracie had been in the shelter for about a year. Wanda cried as she hugged Gracie goodbye, which left us all in tears. When animals are need of help - like they hear of an animal chained up, or running loose - they share and rally others to find and help the others when they don't have the manpower to do it themselves. They've shown up some mornings to find a box of puppies dumped by the gate, a dog tied to a tree nearby or maybe scared and injured from having been tossed over the gate, or maybe left running loose nearby. Some survive. Some don't. Their lives all matter and leave a mark on the hearts and souls of Doug, Wanda, and those who work there, and the community-at-large. They've grown over the years - collaborating with a secondary location in Wisconsin, and with organizations to take on specialty cases like pregnant dogs and litters, or ageing/hospice-ready dogs. All to make sure each dog gets a second chance (and in some cases, third or fourth as sometimes prior owners pass away and have no one take take in their beloved paw buddy).

They do what they can with what they have. they love their dogs and needs as much help as they can…read moreget. Two of my dogs now are from here and they are enjoying their little lives. Given the sheer number of dogs they help the conditions can be tough but that is the price to pay for keeping these babies alive. I cannot fault them for anything. They are doing a great service.

front desk staff no nice at all. Doctor is very good. They treat my dogs, cats and sheep here.read more

Saw Dr. P. Smith, very knowledgeable and kind. His staff is wonderful. Highly recommend this…read moreanimal clinic.