We have a 9 Week Old Female Kitten named Sadie Grace She met Dr. Clanton this Week…read more Sadie Grace is so much FUN!! She entertains all of our Friends & Family!

We have been going there for years! They have a great staff and Doctors! We have a house full of…read moreanimals and can always count on Dr Clanton and his staff to treat them.

Didn't like the fact I knew what was wrong with my pup! He didn't listen and told me my pup was…read moregoing to die! I will not be going back here!! My pup did die considering he wouldn't listen! It was a parasite. He said that parasites go away??

Very kind veterinarian. He was very comforting in a distressing situation that most vets would…read moreprobably have turned me away. Will definitely be using this vet as my regular from now on.

This was the first time we had used a vet since moving to Oxford last summer. Our 13-year-old cat…read morewas showing a variety of problems (physical and mental) which led my wife and I to think it was time to euthanize him. We went to Cheaha Animal Hospital based on their location and the fact they they could see our cat immediately. The doctor demonstrated the worst possible attitude ... berating me for thinking of putting our beloved cat to sleep and insisting that he could live several more years. He jumped to a conclusion and did not listen as I tried to inform him about all the different problems our cat was having. He said the problem was people who would not let vets do their job. I felt pressured to agree when he insisted that we needed to do blood tests (which cost an unnecessary $150). Those tests showed that our cat had an untreatable condition. Then the vet agreed with what my wife and I had known all along and went ahead with the euthanasia. Others may have different experiences, but I'll be looking for another veterinarian for our other pet. When people are saying goodbye to a pet they have had for 13 years, a lot more consideration and respect is needed from the doctor.

Well, I guess I'll be the first to review my favorite Vet hospital here in town. I'll start by…read moresaying that I was a veterinary technician for almost 10 years so I have really high expectations when it comes to the vet that I choose. I moved from California a year and a half ago and moved with my 13.5 year old Boston Terrier. A few months in to our move he had a seizure and I took him to the closest vet to my friends house. I was not impressed. I was disappointed. A few days after his seizure, he passed away and I needed to take him to a vet so that I could have him cremated. My friend found Cheaha Animal Hospital and we headed over there. As I held him in a box sobbing, Deborah (receptionist) was the first person that I met. She was WONDERFUL and when I say that, it's an understatement. To be in such a vulnerable state and have someone so wonderful treat you kindly and like they have known you forever was very welcoming. She came around to the reception area and gave me a hug. She placed me in a room and said that I could have as much time as I needed before they took him to the back. Well, that was over a year ago and they are the only place I go to for my regular vet. Since the passing of my Boston, They now see my 3 puppies (Gru, Lollie and Kyle) and two cats (Lailie and Wilson) . All three vets are very friendly and do a thorough job. Deborah is always a pleasure to see when you walk in and I just love talking with her. I feel like she's family and has taken good care of us. The technicians are friendly and know what they are doing. It's refreshing.

Dr. Brom is the best! He has been our vet for many years and I have trusted him and his staff with…read moreal of our pet needs. The level of service never changes... its always excellent!

I took my cat here to have a tooth removed. She was in so much pain later that night and was pawing…read moreat her mouth, making it bleed all over the floor. I called the doctor that night on the emergency number, but nobody answered so I left a message. He finally returned my call the next morning and said it was normal. When her mouth was still bothering her, we switched to Clanton in Jacksonville and when they did her dental exam, they found that Greenbrier Animal Clinic had left the roots of the tooth in her mouth!! Since then I've heard so many horror stories about that vet. I hate that I didn't hear them earlier but I will definitely not be going back. Recently a friend of mine took her poodle there to be neutered on a Thursday. She picked him up Friday morning and voiced her concerns about how red and swollen he was then. She was also told it was normal. After multiple attempts over the weekend to try to get this vet to see him again because she knew something wasn't right her dog, the vet finally agreed to come in 30 minutes early on Monday morning, but unfortunately, that poor baby died of septic shock at the vet's office while waiting for him to arrive.

Went in for my dogs nail trim and 2 shots Dog wasn't sick just needed these things. Cost…read more$230!!! Guy barely trimmed her nails. I mean tiny tiny bit off of them. I had to do it again elsewhere. Her rabies shots were 3 years. Still had 2 years to go and he wanted me to buy another 3 year rabies " to keep it together ". I didn't. Vet came in for no reason. Dog wasn't sick That was another $100 or more just for her to introduce herself. Nice place though. Clean. But these tactics and no --- I went elsewhere.

Took our dog there due to an emergency. She broke her leg, had an open fracture. They splint her…read moreleg, talked about possibly pinning it. Said when the orthopedic doctor comes in (tomorrow) he will evaluate her. I asked about amputation? Ended up taking her somewhere else. New vet said they didn't even put the bone back in the skin. Now we have to amputate. Cost us 4x's the amount of other vets.

Dr Taylor has been treating our pups for 10 years. Amazing staff from the front desk to the back…read more We love them because they love our babies.

These people are a breath of fresh air! It is nice to have…read moreFINALLY found a veterinary office that from the front desk all the way up to the doctors and in between who truly, realistically care about the welfare of animals (I wish I had known about them 8 yrs ago) They have been fantastic, have saved (literally) two of my kitties lives and I will forever be grateful.....not to mention I am now a walking billboard, lol.....Thanks for all y'all do, May God Bless The Hands of All of The Staff of Twin Creek

I cannot say enough about how kind and caring Dr.Lusk and his staff have been during this very…read moredifficult time with the loss of my beloved cat Frankie, dr. Lusk tried his very, very best to save him unfortunately Nutrish formally, Rachael, Ray Nutrish has an extremely high ash count Dr.Lusk was honest and gave me options instead of stringing me along and just taking my money in the end I had to put my baby to sleep his staff and him we're so compassionate. This is a very hard decision but they were so kind. thank you Dr. Lusk in your staff you made something that was very hard a little easier RIP Francis Sinatra CASEY. Thank you so much Dr. Timothy Lusk and Lusk animal clinic. he's been his regular vet, his whole life and he's taking amazing care of him since he was a little newborn kitty

If I could give them 0 stars (or even negative stars) I absolutely would. They are okay if it is…read morejust normal routine check ups for shots etc. One of the questions on this form is about price. While this office does have reasonable prices, I have recently learned that the expression "you get what you pay for" holds true for this office! If your pet has any kind of illness, I highly recommend a second opinion. I definitely wish I had gotten a second opinion much sooner because it could have potentially saved my sweet baby's life! I left that visit feeling uneasy due to the lack of thoroughness of the exam, but unfortunately because I had been using them for more than 10 years I trusted them. After taking my boy to a second more competent vet, I learned that he had two malignant tumors. One of the tumors had been completely misdiagnosed by this office. For the second tumor, I was told that my dog needed to lose weight before having the surgery to remove it and that I had time to restrict his calories and then have the procedure. Unfortunately, that information was very inaccurate as the kind of tumor that needed to be removed was a very aggressive malignant tumor. Today, I got the heartbreaking news from my new vet that despite their incredible efforts, they were unable to get all of the tumor which means his life expectancy is now 3-6 months! After they called me today with the pathology report, I learned that a simple google search would have given me more clarity on the urgency of his situation. If a doctor can't do a simple google search to give more accurate information, I don't feel they deserve the title doctor!! If that's the best they can do, their degrees aren't worth the paper they're printed on! I truly cannot encourage you enough to ask questions, do your own research, get a second opinion, and when something doesn't feel right advocate for your pet because you are the only voice they have. I will never blindly trust anyone again just because I've used them before and they have a piece of paper that gives them the title of veterinarian. I don't know if it is just that they don't car they are that incompetent, or both. At this point it doesn't really matter what their issues are because our outcome is the same!