I have nothing but the best to say about All Animals Veterinary Clinic. Everyone is welcoming at…read morethis facility. We had an emergency with one of our pets and I searched for a vet that could make an emergency visit for our Highland Cow. I called probably 12/15 clinics and finally found them. Dr. James was there in 30 minutes and reassured me that everything was going to be alright. He treated her and also reached back out to make sure that she was still doing well. We have continued to work with him since then. Thanks for always making our pets a priority. Heather Hill

Our poor 19.5 yr old cat Esther became unable to walk and was in pitiful shape. She was a great cat…read moreand very healthy up until her last few months, when she started to miss a step now and then and could not jump as high as she used to. We found her in the neighbor's yard one afternoon when we came home from work, she couldn't make it home on her own. She seemed as if she had had a stroke. We nursed her through the night and in the morning, and with sad hearts, decided it was time. We didn't want her to suffer further. My wife called "All Animals", which is the vet nearest to our home, to try and make arrangements (we didn't want her to have to travel very far in her condition). She was told that since Esther was not seen by them regularly and they had no vet records for her that they would not help us. Esther used to go to the ASPCA vet in Dahlonega which has since closed. We had tried to take Esther to "All Animals" twice before only to be told that they could not see her because she was not in their records. My wife asked to speak to a manager who berated and actually yelled at her for questioning this practice. This was totally rude and uncalled for, especially for someone who had just lost their companion of nearly 20 years. We called Hemlock Animal Hospital in Dahlonega and, not only were they willing to help, but they were also very kind and gracious to us. R.I.P Esther.