On my first visit I was treated with kindness yet with an air of superiority. When I ask about…read morehaving my dog spayed I was told I should wait until she had at least 2 cycles. I was surprised by this, however after some discussion I deferred to the vet. Upon my next visit when I ask about scheduling to have her spayed because now we had had 2 cycles the Vet was very rude and condescending telling me I should have already done this!! When I reminded her of the previous discussion she told me that was impossible, she would never have said that! She was very rude and disrespectful! Ofcourse there were no notes in the file regarding the original conversation and I was treated as if I were brainless. Needless to say this Vet can't be trusted! And I will not be returning! I will also choose a vet who isn't afraid to have me in the examining room with my pet!

The team at RPMV are absolutely amazing! I had to bring my dog in since she was experiencing…read moreseveral upsetting symptoms. Dr. Micki and her team of professional staff took such good care of my girl. The team has always gone above and beyond for my pets, and I wouldn't trust my pets care to anyone else. Her mobile services are great to have, even if you just have some shy/anxious animals that may not do so well in a clinical setting. No matter where she is, Dr. Micki clearly has the pets best interest in mind, and I cannot sing the praises of Rolling Pet Mobile Vet enough.

Sandy and Critter Clips is the best groomers I have been to by far. I have a pomeranian that can be…read morea little difficult. At every other groomer, they ended up muzzling him. Killer trusts them and so do I. They have always cut his hair exactly like I wanted. They are friendly and prompt. I have never had a complaint and have been using them for the last 8 yrs. I highly recommend them!

I took my 9 month old Malamute to Critter Clips for a bath, blowout, and a good brushing. While I…read morewas picking him up, a little boy there was petting him and said "I want a dog like this one..." and instantly one of the employees said "Oh you definitely don't want a dog like this one." My dog is the sweetest soul on this planet so that caught me off guard. Secondly, I noticed afterward that two of his front incisors were missing...and it had to have happened there because his mouth was fine before I took him and his teeth were gone and he was drooling blood-tainted saliva afterward. So upon a $200 vet visit the day after, the vet said he had suffered trauma to the lower jaw and didn't want anyone touching it. Also, the dog I took was a happy, perky, loving puppy and he hasn't been the same since I got him back. He will NOT go through any doors and he shows no interest in anyone. He's been in the corner of the room away from everyone ever since I've got him home. When I called the shop after I left a negative review on their facebook, the owner told me that my dog "Freaked out" in the bathtub and knocked his teeth out but the employee bathing him did not tell her about it...and the owner said the security camera didn't catch that angle.

The vet did not kill my dog, but he increased her suffering, and later attempted to repeat the same…read morecycle with my cat. Pudsey was brought in with an extremely high fever that made the entire vet staff go "oh." She was throwing up, had black diarrhea, and was scared and in pain. The vet recommended/told us to take her home with medication for the upset stomach and fever to "see if she got better." She did not, and went back twice. At this point in time, we'd trusted this vet because of previous positive experiences. Dr. Moody never said "Our office isn't equipped to treat her issues." It was always a prescription and being told to "wait and see." And after doing physical examinations, saying "She's not giving me anything and we can't tell what's wrong." After almost a week of this, she was admitted to the emergency vet on a Wednesday night, and after just over 24 hours, the emergency vet staff told us she had a serious stomach infection and possibly other grave issues, but testing wouldn't really get us anywhere because she was hurting so much, and at this point was immobile except for her little tail waging because she never stopped trying her best, that we needed to let her go. The outcome would not have changed. As the vets at the emergency room explained, dogs, especially stoic strong ones like our girl, hide their wounds and pain from us because that's what happens in a pack. However, Dr. Moody was unprofessional and unequipped to deal with her case, and instead of telling us "I don't have answers, you should go somewhere else," he told us, "I don't have answers, let's try this (medication)(waiting)(bring her back in for some other exam)." Again, he didn't kill my dog, she would have passed away regardless, but he made that experience so much worse for her. I could have possibly forgiven this because there were so many years of positive relationships, but 5 months or so later, my 14 year old cat Godzilla because throwing up all her food she could not keep anything down. He repeated the same message of "try this steroid" or "antibiotic", then say after physically examining her with his hands and an X-ray, "she's not telling us anything." But they only took an X-Ray of her chest and neck when it was her stomach/intestines that were likely the problem area. Why? We were suggested to wait a few weeks for a traveling ultrasound tech to come and do an ultrasound on her. That infuriated me. My cat didn't have a few weeks. She'd dropped at least 3 pounds and was continuing to drop even more weight. Her spirit wasn't broken but her body was, and he wanted us to "wait and see." I pulled the plug much sooner, in great part because he would not prescribe medication to stop her from throwing up and would only prescribed antibiotics - which she threw up. So I took her to a vet and took all her records with me, and took her to a new vet. They tried another medication, but it was a last ditch effort, and after 5 days she'd dropped even more weight and wasn't responding to the meds. The new vet did tests, X-X-rayed and ultrasound her stomach (without sedating her like they did at Gurley -- Gurley said it was necessary to get clear images. I think back and my darling must not have been treated right, because she is loud and obnoxious, but she's not vicious, something the new vet validated because she was uncomfortable due to her known and diagnosed spinal arthritis) and found it was either cancer or irritable bowel disease (the test to tell which would have been several hundreds of dollars but both were treated by the same medication). My darling Godzilla's body was failing her, so I put her to sleep, even though she was still fighting. She could have possibly been saved sooner. Of course, the new vet didn't guarantee that would have happened because she'd been sick for a while before symptoms became obvious via her throwing up everything she ate, or her disease could have been managed and she could have been given a happier, more peaceful end. Instead she was scared and felt backed into a corner, and at this point was almost 7 pounds when her normal weight was 10-11lbs and she hadn't been able to successfully eat in almost 4 weeks. Dr. Moody did not kill my cat, but he increased her suffering. He may be better suited for general animal care, but in these 2 cases, where the animals had more acute needs, he couldn't provide the care they needed and he never told me. I forgive this, but I am and always will grieve for my girls and that I did not protect them like I'd promised I would and that a veterinarian professional was not honest about their needs.

Since we moved to Gurley almost twenty years ago, we've taken all our animals to see Dr. Moody at…read moreGurley Animal Clinic. The whole staff has treated our animals with kindness and compassion. Dr. Moody has kept our pets healthy and well taken care of, unfortunately over the years we've had two cats and two dogs put to sleep. He gave us time for closure before administering the drugs. If necessary, he will also come to the home when the situation necessities. I highly recommend Gurley Animal Clinic.

While we were camping at DeSoto state park our fur baby Marshall got an ear infection. I called and…read morethey were able to get us in that day. We were greeted with smiles by everyone helping us. Dr smith was wonderful with Marshall and his tech Jessica and the head tech while cleaning out his ears and putting in drops. I was also able to meet the owner Dr baker whom I chatted with about our home in Waynesville NC. I highly recommend this facility !!

I have used Fort Payne Animal Hospital for all my dogs veterinary needs. The Veterinarians are…read morepersonable, listen to the pet owner's concerns, and recommend/explain best course of treatment(s). The staff is friendly and helpful. The fees are very reasonable. The facility is very clean. I highly recommend this business!

Great service for trimming our dog's nails! Friendly, professional and knowledgeable. The hours…read morethey are open are very convenient.

When we get the bag for Gus and Otis out to start gathering their items for a stay at Cutie…read morePetooties, they get SO EXCITED. We actually have a hard time calming them down! I think the dog's reaction and feedback is the best review we can provide for the amazing crew at CP.!!! Amy and her staff are THE BEST! Scott P.

My dog ended up with Addison's disease after the Lepto shot. A life long condition. Avoid this vet.read more

Great, kind service for your beloved pets. People are pleasant and helpful. The clinic is clean…read moreand orderly.

An amazing place for animals. They put your animal first and everyone is very well mannered and the…read moreLISTEN to you!! Love them!

She's was so good with Winnie. She listened to what I wanted her cut to look like, and did a great…read morejob.