their service was excellent however, my cat was prescribed a medication and I was charged $5 per…read morecapsule. Then I ended up changing vets and I told the new doctor about the medication and he called in a prescription to Walgreens, and this medication cost, $9.99 for 30 capsules. Metro Cat Clinic is making a fortune of this medication. So please don't buy your medicine from the vet ask for a prescription to take to the pharmacy.

First time kitty owner and highly recommend this clinic! They answered all my questions and greeted…read moreus so warmly. They even gave me pamphlets on owning a cat and a donated kitty tree! We are so excited to go back next month and visit again. They truly care about your animals and you won't regret it!

I am writing this to warn other pet owners. Our beloved 22-year-old cat, Snowbear, who also had…read moreStage 2 kidney disease, passed away just hours after a procedure at this clinic due to what we believe was severe medical negligence by Dr. Jackie Holmes. On March 30th, we took Snowbear for a consultation regarding a lump. Despite his extreme age and kidney condition, Dr. Holmes suggested an immediate dental extraction. She claimed there was "very little risk." We explicitly told her he had eaten that morning and had finished a full bowl of Hydracare mixed with wet food overnight. We asked if we should come back another day since he hadn't fasted, but she dismissed our concerns, saying, "I have some time, we can do it now," and "should be fine." We trusted her professional judgment, but it was a fatal mistake. What makes this even more troubling is that, according to the medical records, this reassurance was given before any bloodwork results were available. Snowbear was over 21 years old and had known Stage 2 kidney disease. Yet we were told the procedure carried very little risk before any laboratory evaluation had been reviewed. The bloodwork performed that day later showed that Snowbear's condition had worsened compared to previous testing. His creatinine had increased from 2.2 to 2.5, his hematocrit had dropped from 35.46% to 29.82%, his hemoglobin had fallen from 11.9 to 9.9, and his potassium had decreased from 4.1 to 3.6. These changes suggested a significantly less stable patient than we had been led to believe. Even more concerning, the timeline documented in the medical records raises serious questions. The anesthesia record shows anesthesia beginning at 11:55 AM and intubation occurring at 12:00 PM. However, the bloodwork results are timestamped approximately 12:01-12:03 PM. This raises the possibility that Snowbear was anesthetized before the bloodwork results were available and reviewed. If true, that means a 21-year-old cat with kidney disease was placed under general anesthesia before the veterinarian had reviewed the very tests needed to assess anesthetic risk. As a veterinarian with decades of experience, Dr. Holmes should have understood that a patient of Snowbear's age and medical condition required the highest level of caution. Instead, the decision to proceed appeared rushed and made without a complete understanding of his condition that day. The procedure was rushed, and Snowbear was cleared for discharge only about 15 minutes after waking from general anesthesia. Dr. Holmes never told us to keep a close eye on him or warned us of potential complications. Shortly after we followed her instructions to give him Buprenorphine at home, he collapsed. We rushed him to the ER, he didn't make it. This wasn't just "old age." This was a rushed surgery performed on a non-fasting, senior patient with known kidney disease, followed by inadequate post-operative monitoring and discharge shortly after recovery. Our hearts are broken. Please think twice before bringing your pets here. We are beyond devastated. He is our precious boy and has been with us since before our marriage. Snowbear was far more than just a pet; he was a constant, living thread woven through the very fabric of our lives. He was there through every joy, every sorrow, and every major milestone we experienced. He was our family, our anchor, and a part of our souls. To lose him so abruptly due to what we believe were preventable decisions is a pain beyond words. We cannot imagine our lives without him, and the void he leaves behind is immeasurable. The two attached photos were taken on the day he went to see the vet.

Dr. Holmes is excellent. She is truly superlative in treating our beloved felines! My cat Pancake…read morehad developed glitches in his coat that were very troubling. He became listless and isolated which is highly unusual since he is normally very active and social It turned out to be an allergy that Dr. Holmes treated and now he has perked up and is active, running around playing with his mates. His coat is back to normal with no glitches! Its amazing what an allergy can cause! Thank you Dr. Holmes! (and there are no barking dogs when you visit Holmes Clinic!!)

It's an absolute tragedy that Shelby humane would rather allow a senior cat live out it's life in a…read morecage rather than let a loving person give the cat some resemblance of a quality of life. Such a shame and shame on Shelby Humane.i used to be supportive...no longer..

This is one of the largest animal shelters I've been to. There are so many dogs here! Unfortunately…read morethis shelter isn't very clean, and the workers here didn't really go as above and beyond as we would have liked. We had selected a dog named Snow White. Then afterwards the lady there said that she wasn't ready yet. After we left we thought we should have been able to put a hold on here or been able to give her our information so we could take her home when she was ready.

I would recommend this pet boarding to anyone.. The owners are amazing and very sweet…read more. My Bella Boo was taking great care of for 8 days while we were on vacation.. Will use again in July.... They really love and spoiled Bella... Thanks for taking such great care of her. Amanda

I would not trust anyone else to know, love, or care for my fur babies than the doctors and staff…read moreat Weatherly Animal Hospital!

this office has become family to us. we love all the staff! they are truly animal lovers! we have…read morebeen going there for so long. Dr. Brunner and Dr. Toomey are amazing. I have not one concern when our dogs are in their care. we've even had to put a several dogs down due to age and illness. the hardest thing I've even had to do. One even during Covid. They were unbelievably kind and compassionate. Your pets would be lucky to go here and have this level of exceptional care.

After a horrific accident with Beanie at PetSmart in February he was in desperate need of a…read moregrooming so I called and asked if I could walk in and just let him feel the vibe and see how he'd react. I was trying to avoid having to sedate my baby to be groomed after his accident. He seemed to be okay to us both so I booked an appointment for today. Dropped him off around 8am and was told to be back at noon. I told her to just cut his hair low and clean face and feet. I get back and he was fine. She said he did great. She said he was scared at first but calmed right on down. She gave him a little poodle face and ears and a little puff on his tail. It's way better than what I asked for and I'm ELATED. He looks like my baby again. Highly recommend. Five stars

I have been taking my pomeranian here for years, Bark Ave is the best! April takes great care of…read moremy aging arthritic Violet and she always looks perfect when I pick her up.

I made an appointment for a "sanitary" butt shaving for my cat ravenclaw. We get to vet for our…read moreappointment, I sign in, they give me forms to sign. They ask if shes been shaved before how did she handle it. She does fine shes calm doesn't fight, I already bathed her so she just needed the shave which takes maybe 2 to 3 minutes. I am sitting there over an hour watching as people come and go. I finaly get up and ask when theres only one other person in waiting area whats up? They FORGOT to sign me in... Ok I keep my cool the man goes in the back to ask what to do. Im expecting to be put in front of all the other dogs I saw go by while waiting hearing they need baths and full body shaves...I had an appointment, its like a 2 to 3 minute thing....and they FORGOT to sign me in right? oh no. he comes back sorry we are fully booked and since we FORGOT to sign you in we took others ahead of you. You can leave her here and we will get to her before we close. No. Anyone who has a cat knows how stressful it is for them to be brought to the vet you want her to wait and suffer for hours over a 2 to 3 minute shave? The professional thing to do at that point would be to say im sorry we fucked up to make it right we will quickly see your cat shave her and you can pay and go; not sorry you and your cat will suffer for our mistake. Train your people, it is common sense in business to right your wrongs, which could have been easily fixed in this issue. Not sure how they are with regular vet visits but their people/business skills are horrid.

I absolutely love Dr Sims he is always so kind and so patient with me and my dogsread more

I meant to write this review about a month ago, but I'm 75 years old and still figuring out this…read moreapp. Me and my big ol' dog Sniffle have been on a road trip around Merica, and somewhere between Oklahoma, Alabama, and a gas station that sold pickled eggs by the gallon, I completely forgot where I put this review. Anyway, this happened about a month ago. Now Sniffle is my travel companion. We spend our days cruisin' across Merica, listenin' to country music, stopping at roadside attractions, and arguing about directions even though he's a dog. The problem was that Sniffle was gettin' a little ol' big. Every time he'd jump into the truck, the suspension would file a formal complaint. Every motel bed looked one dog away from collapse. So while we were passin' through Alabama, I took him to Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic to get the stuff done. Sniffle spent the whole drive there staring out the window like he knew exactly what was about to happen. I spent the whole drive pretending everything was normal. The staff were wonderful. They treated my boy like family, answered all my questions, and took excellent care of him. They even reassured me when I asked if he'd forgive me before we crossed the next state line. A few hours later they brought him back out. He looked sleepy, confused, and like he had just discovered betrayal for the first time in his life. I bought him a cheeseburger afterward. That's what friends do. Now here we are a month later, still touring Merica together. Sniffle is doing great, riding shotgun, sticking his head out the window, and judging every restaurant we pass. Five stars. Great people, great service, and they helped my big ol' buddy get the stuff done so we could get back on the road and continue our grand tour of Merica. Sorry it took me a month to post this review. I finally found where this app keeps the review button.

Super fast and easy in and out. Spay and neuter your pets! This is the most inexpensive place I've…read moreseen.