We love our groomer, Sam and more importantly, Zoe loves her! On Spa Day, all I have to say is,…read more"Are you ready to go see Sam?" Zoe gets SO excited! You can see from the pictures, Sam does a fantastic job. Give Almost Home a try and ask for Sam to be your chosen groomer.

The untrained staff, lack of security and safety plan, and insufficient fencing caused them to lose…read moreour dog and she was roaming for 48 hours. Thankfully, we got her back. I would not trust them to keep your dog safe.

Clyde had a horrible tumor that Dr McLeod discovered. She came up with a plan that was risky but…read morewe understood he was in a bad place and there weren't easy solutions. He is now 3 weeks post surgery and is acting 2 years younger than before. It was amazing and we are grateful.

I'm sharing this to help other pet owners avoid what we went through. I do not recommend Dr. McLeod…read morefor major oral surgery. For complex procedures, I strongly recommend seeking a Board-Certified Veterinary Dentist. If telehealth is used, insist on speaking directly with the surgeon who performed the procedure, and do not rely on guidance from other staff. Dr. McLeod extracted teeth from my cat Egon on Mon. She directed me to use telehealth for follow-up. I called Thurs AM to report complete anorexia since surgery. I believed McLeod was overseeing Egon's care, but she'd disengaged. Care was handled by a receptionist, office manager, & Dr. Kline. In NC, a VCPR is required before a vet can legally practice telemedicine & can only be established through an in-person exam. I believe Kline's use of telemedicine was inappropriate as she later admitted in writing to the NCVMB she'd not established the required in-person VCPR for prescribing medication or scheduling surgery. I expected AHW to indicate if telehealth was inappropriate. That never happened. Telehealth replaced in-person care, & no one recognized 3 days without eating required urgent evaluation, despite notes saying Egon should eat by Tues. Thurs, Recpst stated the vet wants to know if I can "give gabapentin orally? otherwise we would have to sedate him to examine". I stated I didn't want to sedate unnecessarily. The Recpst recorded this as "She does not want to bring him in." I never said that. I explained Egon can't be pilled & ask for transdermal(TD) equivalent. I called again & requested compounded TD Gabapentin(GBP) from my pharmacy. This call wasn't documented, leading Kline to believe I refused GBP. The Recpst called & told me to use an appetite stimulant I already had. When I asked about pain control, the Recpst, without consulting the vet, falsely claimed GBP was only being recommended as an appetite stimulant, not for pain, & that TD GBP does not exist. She falsely recorded that Egon was drinking. Kline later said she meant liquid. Fri. AM, I reported Egon was still not eating & was yelping in pain. I explained I can't drive due to disability & that if an appt was needed, I'd need time to arrange a ride. I requested TD pain meds for pickup. The office mgr only recorded "Not doing well after full mouth extractions." Without calling me, Kline created an estimate for an esophageal feeding tube surgery. She tried to notify me of her short surgery window, but dialed the wrong number. Records confirm she didn't call me or the 2 emergency contacts on file. She made no further attempts & didn't instruct staff to try again. Around 3 PM, I called about the meds. Kline finally answered & said TD pain med was only available in-office & offered for me to bring Egon in to "attempt to re-apply Zorbium without sedation"--through the cage, without checking his mouth. She then offered GBP, suggesting I "could squirt it in his mouth if he hissed at" me. She explained hepatic lipidosis risk & said he needed an e-tube surgery, yet she was still willing to dispense meds without an exam, diagnosis, or VCPR. She asked if I could manage the tube at home. I said I wasn't sure, but she provided no alternative, so I agreed. It was too late for her to perform the surgery, so she attempted to refer it to Carolina Vet. Specialists (CVS). I never knew McLeod was not supervising Egon's care. Thank God, CVS refused to place the e-tube. It would've aggravated Egon's already severe inflammation & would've been impossible for me to manage. Egon was admitted to the ICU at CVS, where he received a nasal feeding tube. He later had wound dehiscence & required a 2nd ICU stay. I believe the delay between my first report of anorexia & the start of proper hydration, nutrition & IV meds left Egon severely weakened. His recovery took 18 days instead of the expected 5.

Just moved to the area and was nervous about finding a new Vet. I loved my old one and thought I…read morewould never find a place good enough. I couldn't be happier. The office staff, the vet techs and Doc are all wonderful

Dr McKinlay is provides compassionate and quality care. The place always looks clean and the…read morereceptionists and staff are wonderful.

When our 17 year old Pekingese Abby needed to be put to rest Dr Bowen took us in ASAP. He was…read moreamazing, kind, considerate and had so much compassion for us in this difficult time. I would recommend him and his practice to anyone needing pet care. I will always be indebted to him for taking us and Abby when our own vet wouldn't call us back and was too busy to take their time to help in our situation. Thank you Melissa Medlin

We had to take our fur baby for a surgery procedure. The veterinarian team was very helpful with…read morethe whole procedure. They were able to answer any questions we had. They were extremely supportive with my calling and answering my after surgery questions I had forgotten to ask, regarding the medication provided. The after surgery visit went very well. I had the best intentions of my fur baby and am thankful we were able to have such a great veterinarian staff to support us in our decision.

Top Tier Service! Took both of my dogs in as a client without any fuss when we first moved to the…read morearea around 4 years ago. We have been happy with thier service and stayed with them since. They love my dogs and when one of them passed away they were supportive.

Great business with really great people working there. Highly recommend them to anyone needing…read moretheir dog groomed.

The communication with Katelyn was fast and friendly. When we arrived at her house our dog went…read morestraight to her without hesitation. This was the first time we met. She did a great job with a shampoo and brush. We were extremely pleased with her service and how comfortable our dog was with her from the beginning.

We absolutely love them! Dr. Robert's, Nicole, & Denise were…read moreawesome! Animals were never nervous and the prices are really reasonable!

By far the best that I have found since our vet in South Carolina. Dr Wells is exceptional she…read morecaught an allergy to chicken in my son's special needs GSD that has EPI, that was missed by previous vet, she also switched her pancreatic enzymes from powder to tablet after we had asked our previous vet, and he always seemed to have no real explanation as to why, but that it was dangerous. It isn't. Dr Wells also gave suggestions as far as diet and information about talking to a nutritionist. Our KoKo started improving after only a month! She is more playful, she's slowly gaining weight, her coat looks better, her ears are better since she doesn't eat chicken anymore, plus no more biting her feet raw. One of the previous vets had also said she had ocd because of the chewing at her feet, it was the chicken allergy! Dr Wells thinks outside the box and will do everything that she can to help your pet, or refer you to a specialist if the pet needs it, like human's actually do. The entire staff is friendly and helpful. If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't have my rescue Samantha. They knew she would be a perfect fit for my family after my GSD. I couldn't imagine taking my fur children or fur grandchildren anywhere else. I'm so grateful that I found them.

I've been telling my parents to take their white schnauzer to this groomer since I found them on…read moreFacebook almost 2 years ago. They had been going to petsense and had been increasingly unsatisfied with the poor haircuts and rising prices. You could clearly see the blade cuts all over the dogs body and those groomers were obviously not familiar with the schnauzer breed haircuts as well. I had seen this groomers many photos on their facebook account and was impressed by the quality of their cuts and was so happy to see they already had schnauzer clients and did excellent job with those schnauzer cuts. So after much convincing, I finally was able to convince my senior citizen parents to try this groomer out. They were able to call and schedule the appointment with ease. Had their appointment today and they said staff was super nice and kind. Getting to the location was easy and parking was easy as well. The haircut was excellent and expertly done. The trim lines were perfectly straight and the perfect schnauzer cut with excellent beard and ear work. I don't know what type of shampoo they used but it's definitely good quality as made her coat even more whiter and shinier than ever. Prices were very reasonable and cheaper than petsense and didn't charge separately for nail trim or ear wash. Left their puppy squeaky clean and happy. So glad they finally agreed to go there. They found a new groomer and will definitely be back!!