I took my dog in today and it was wonderful. She had a flea problem that I spent $300 on at home,…read morethen she developed a skin condition. I had tried everything. Funny thing, I had done all the rIght things but if I had gone to the vet it would've been less work for me and my grandma dog wouldn't have suffered so long with the itching. The doctor didn't make me feel bad about my attempts to be a vet. The treatment she prescribed makes me feel confident. Dr Aponte is great. She loves pets and their humans

I've been a client of Stone Mountain Veterinary Hospital for almost 10 years now. I share my life…read morewith six cats so a good veterinarian is actually more important to me than my own doctor. Dr. Nicole Aponte and every member of the staff at SMAH have proven over the years to be my greatest ally in the care of my pets. Dr. Aponte is thorough in her examinations and takes the time to explain everything to me. She knows each of my cats by name and remembers their history and frankly this is better than I manage on a daily basis. If I ever have questions or concerns she addresses them in terms I can understand. Over the years she and the whole staff have taught me to administer sub-Q fluids at home (saving tons of money for me and lots of stress for the feline who needed them). They have been a shoulder to cry on when it's time to let one go off to the Bridge. They are, quite simply, they people I trust completely with the pets I love. This place isn't fancy, and located down a drive off Memorial just eat of Hairston (just west of the entrance to the Wells Fargo) you might miss it. The much more fancy, state of the art hospital is located on Sugarloaf Parkway in Snellville and this is just a short drive if things like orthopaedic surgery is needed. My Phoebe had to have knee surgery when she was only 16 months and Dr. Brown did a great job out of Snellville. If you live within 15 miles and don't see this vet you are missing a great opportunity.

We've been here before and the visits have been wonderful…read more We go for the Vaccine Clinic. All staff are great. Friendly, supportive. These people are there on a Sunday morning before 8:00, ready to do their jobs. One of the most impressive things is the organization of the whole process. Everyone is focused on whatever task they have. It's crowded, lots of dogs and people. Yet the experience for me was of organized efficiency. Staff communicate continually, with each other and all the people waiting. I really can't stress enough about what a completely successful visit I had. Again, I thank the awesome staff.

Paws is such a wonderful organization who are doing great work to save animals. It's such a…read morethankless job, but the staff and volunteers are truly angels on earth (and so kind!!). I am a first time foster and have been working with Christa, the foster coordinator at Paws, to find a foster match for my home and with my current dog. Christa has been incredible, very communicative and responsive, and is so personable and has such passion for what she's doing which beams just from her. The foster process has been so easy and they've made sure me and my dog are comfortable the entire way through! I'm excited to be a foster for a long time with Paws. Thank you for all the work you do for the community, but more so for the animals as well.

I took Diesel to his regular vet about two years ago for x-rays on his hips. The Vet advised that…read morehe had a slight case of hip dysplasia and arthritis, but that it wasn't bad enough to do surgery. He also seemed to be taking a while to heal from scarring which would last for over a month. They prescribed a med that was bad for his liver along w/ glucosamine. I gave him the glucosamine and researched for many different remedies to heal my D's hip issues. When his energy was still so low at only 5 years, I made my appointment at Mainstreet Vet. Diesel was diagnosed during his first visit. To my amazement, there were many other things wrong with him than i had anticipated, one being his liver. I pointed out the scars that hadn't healed and he said as soon as we fixed his liver his scars would go away as well. After about 2 months on the program we are now in the maintenance phase and Diesel has so much more energy than he had before and his scars have completely healed. I have found out about food allergens which I didn't know he had before. Dr. Moorehead and the staff were exceptional and knew exactly how to treat D each time he came in. I am a firm believer in Nutrition Response Therapy and Mainstreet Vets. FYI- They are located a 40 minute drive away from me and I am thinking they will replace D's regular Vet.

Loved my experience with this vet so far. Dr. Moorehead truly loves and cares and the pups and the…read morestaff is very friendly and helpful. Happy to call them my new Vet home!

Dr. Bocksted and his staff assumed that my girlfriend and I abandoned our dog at the facility. We…read moreleft for coffee after our pet went to the back, as we received no instruction that we had to stay. Instead of calling and inquiring about our whereabouts politely, we received a harsh and demanding call from Dr. Bocksted himself demanding that we return to the facility immediately. Apparently, his staff member said that it was the 'vibe' we gave off that indicated that we intended to abandon our pet (was it the fact that my girlfriend is a person of color?). Don't bother visiting this facility. The team is knowledgeable but have no social intelligence. A veterinarian is someone who you build a relationship with and must see often, so choose wisely.

At last, I think we found our go to! I have a VERY scaredy…read morecat, that when bring out of the room and hiding isn't available, turns into wolverine... vet is never fun. Dr Berger and Nurse Berger went above and beyond to accommodate my requests, especially pre-medication, to make this a more successful outing and greatly limited the ins and outs of the room while we were there. Was Loki happy and purring? No. And she never will be... I think... Was she manageable with a step by step plan and approach? I'd say yes. And I'm very happy with what we accomplished today. Recommend to anyone that protects less sociable/introvert pets. As long as we are in ATL, we will come here for pet needs.

This is my first Yelp review. That should say something…read more I've been taking my dogs to vets, multiple dogs and multiple vets for over 20 years. Four years ago I took my beagle mutt to my local vet and was told that she had a common eye condition that required a $1000 surgery to correct. I asked my friends if they could recommend another vet and someone came back with this place. Dr. Gibson said that he didn't think the surgery was necessary and that we should try an allergy shot to see if the eye watering was environment related. A week and $40 later she has been fine ever since. I've used him ever since. This is the cheapest, most no nonsense vet in the state. Dr. Gibson is a warm, compassionate, old school "man's man", a Georgia Bulldog vet grad, and a genuine lover of animals. His wife runs the desk and he works in clear view of the waiting room with the door to his work area open. NOW, LET ME BE CLEAR. The office smells and his work station is an absolute disaster. While the table where your animal is examined is clean and he disinfects his instruments before use, this is not a glamorous operation. Your dog licks his own testicles, and your cat eats her own puke. They don't care that his wife hand writes all your information on an index card filing system or that nail clippers are a little rusty. What you care about is honest, competent, reasonably priced vet care. Dr. Gibson is in his 70's and based on his proper diagnosis of my dog's eyes and the information he offers during your visits, I can tell that he's extremely knowledgeable. And when he baby talks and pets my dogs while giving them shots, just like I would, I know he genuinely loves animals. Seriously, I would let this guy operate on me.

Great employees. Luna was nervous but she was treated with the up most care. Called me to make my…read moreappointment for a recheck for her ears. Never a problem getting an appointment everything went good

There are Angels among us! I have never experienced the patience, love, and caring they gave to our…read moreLuna who needed a fear free Veterinarian. She was rescued from the streets and has very little faith and trust in humans. It has been a long road to ger her to where she could be spayed. They worked with us for nearly 6 months to ease her fear. You have no idea how difficult it has been, but they never gave up. They had to figure out how to work around her fear and they did. Our sweet Luna has been successfully spayed and micro chipped. Up to date on all vaccinations and is on heartworm and flea prevention meds. FINALLY I am so gatedul for Dr. B, Dr. Leck,and this amazing staff who never gave up on us!

Dr. Moon took great care of our senior rescue chihuahua Cannoli giving her b12 acupuncture and…read morelaser therapy as a non-invasive, drug-free treatment to reduce pain and inflammation while promoting soft tissue healing for her luxating patella. We love Dr. Moon and can't recommend her enough!

dr. Moon (and her wonderful assistants) is the best veterinarian I've ever had, and I've had pets…read moreall my life. Not only is she an extremely competent and incredibly smart vet, but she is also a deeply kind human being. My pets have always loved her, and she has been so good to me as an owner. I would tell anybody with pets, cats, especially, to spend the extra $20-$30 to get the vet come to come to your house. It is a world of difference, with the anxiety, the travel stress, all over convenience of having the vet see your animals where they live. It is truly worth every penny! Dr. Moon is a wonderful resource and I urge anybody to try her today

As always I don't know what I would do without Abbott Animal Hospital and Dr. O. My gurl is older…read moreand very ill. They have fit me in when I needed it. given Bella the very best care. They explain everything to me. Dr. O and her team even coordinate her care over text with me. They have really helped me to feel not completely alone in such a terrible time and that Bella is truly cared for. She loves everybody there especially Dr. O. She is the only vet my sweet girl has ever trusted.

If I could add five more stars I would. After bring my boy KODI to three other animal hospitals for…read moreover a year with what I consider serious issues concerning blood in stool, diarrhea, not eating and lethargy. All three doctors at those facilities blamed his being overweight and diet. But the issues did not improve with new diets, pills and prescription food. We were frustrated and KODI was getting worse. I heard about Dr. Oh at Abbott Veterinary Hospital do I made an appointment. On our very FIRST visit, Dr.Oh climbed down on the floor and did a digital exam and found that KODI had a polyp that was causing at least most of the problem. We scheduled surgery with her to remove the polyp but during surgery Dr.Oh found that the polyp was larger than first examined and she indicated KODI needed to go to Blue Pearl for more extensive surgery. To sum up the story, KODI had a successful surgery, tumor was not malignant, and he is doing exceptionally well thanks to a wonderful Dr. Oh who took the time and care to do what being a veterinarian is all about...caring for those who have no voice. Heartfelt thank you to Dr. Oh.