Have been going to Hudson bridge for at least ten years, Max was only 8 weeks old, when we started,…read morehe is now almost 11. I have nothing but thanks to the competent and friendly staff. Most of all we love Dr. Hill,She treated Max like a human, she explained his disease process, kept me not only informed, but comfortable, I wholeheartedly trust her judgement and her prescription. My anxiety level is way down, my baby has improved tremendously in just 2 weeks of treatment.What a blessing. THANK YOU DR. HILL ,YOU Rock

This is a wonderful, caring vet office! I have 3 senior rescue dogs. We think Dr. Aycock is…read moregreat! He does not try to upsell us on expensive tests and products. He really cares about our little guys and they get excellent care there. If I have questions, the staff is incredible about answering all of my questions. I drive a long way to take my dogs there but it is worth every mile!!!

My puppy has been coughing lately and I was worried so I've decided to take him to the vet…read more Previously I've went to the VCA's Pet are People Too as suggested by the Atlanta Humane society, and well they suck and overprice everything. I've decided to try a new place near my house. Turn out, these people are awesome. For one thing, the checkup was FREE for me since I've adopted my pup from the Atlanta Humane Society(45$ by VCA PAPT). They perform a stool check for my pup again for FREE (50$ by VCA PAPT). Heart worm pill for 12$ ( was free by VCA PAPT) and the Doc recommended house training techniques and tips on how to stop my pup from nibbling on people. He was very helpful and advised me to get a new collar for my pup since the one i have isn't good. Overall, the service was great, the place was clean, and it's right around the neighborhood. Definitely coming back again. VCA PAPT bill came out to be - 108$ with a rabies shot JAH bill came out to be - 18$ with a heartworm pill and a new collar.

I used this vet for my Siberian Husky because they were close. At first they were good but then…read morestopped carrying medications forcing me to order through chewy. Then they implemented their app so you can only book appointments through it or call in. They mixed my dog up with another dog and gave him the wrong medications and made him sick for a couple of days once. (That should have been my sign to go somewhere else) Now they are denying my dog his medication through chewy despite being completely up to date on appointments. I think it's time to find another vet. The employees are super nice and the facilities are clean but the changes and mistakes and arrogance of denying my pet his medication is inexcusable.

I have been bringing my dog to this vet for years. Please keep in mind not just for his routine…read moreshots. My dog has had servers allergy problems. He has bad knees. I've bought tons of medication from them and all his normal flea and tick ointments and heartworm medications. So after $5,000 in vet bills we discover that my dog is allergic to beef. So before this was discovered I had paid $125 for chewable heartworm medication that is beef flavored. Bottom line is I went to them and they said they won't allow me to exchange it for something else. I'm livid. It's not like I asked for a refund. I asked for an exchange and they refused. I hope them denying my dog was worth losing my business. I understand everybody has policy's that they must follow but I also was a good customer and I always paid in cash. Somebody else will appreciate my business. Deadbeats

I walked into this building in tears. The Dr and her amazing staff were so patient and kind and…read morecaring. I left knowing my precious Rocsi was in great hands. When we came back to this location today, I was smiling and Rocsi's tail was wagging. Hands down the best animal hospital on earth.

I love the veterinarians here. They are both very thoughtful and thorough. We have Cane corso's the…read moremom, dad and 5 puppies. The vet's here have taken excellent care of all of our babies. I can't say enough good things about the care we have received. But I would like to say Thank You to the Vet's and the staff for being so concerned and caring.

I have visited this animal hospital twice, once with each dog. My initial impression was good and…read moreDr Gray was nice. Unfortunately something went very wrong on the second visit with my pitbull. I discussed my older cat (who was not there) with the vet because he was suffering from fleas and the current meds weren't working. He suggested a pill for the cat and I said I would buy one single pill to try. I got the pill upon checking my dog out and I guess there was confusion at that point because I ended up with flea meds for a large dog instead of a cat. No verification was made by the receptionist as to which pet this pill was for and it was also not printed on the package. Nornally they put a sticker on a medicine bottle for example. I didn't realize the pill was for a dog until the day after I gave it to my cat and he was acting very sick. He had strong twitches and an episode of hyper activity and/or seizure. I took him to the emergency hospital where he was treated for poisoning. Luckily he got better a few days later and the twitching subzided. I called Dr Gray the day my cat was admitted to the hospital (November 17) to let him know what happened and we spoke again the following day. He recalled the conversation about the cat but didn't seem to know how this happened. I told him I would like to be reimbursed for the bill and he said he would need to talk to his boss. A week later I sent Ellenwood animal hospital a letter asking for reimbursement with a copy of the emergency hospital bill but I have not received a response yet. I am considering contacting the board of vets and also filing in small claims court. I was really hoping to avoid all this so I hope they contact me to resolve this. If you do visit this vet please double check all medication and verify who it is for and make sure the pet's name is printed on the meds. Be prepared that they may not take accountability for mistakes they make.

Always take such good care of my puppies. They love their daycare and boarding!! The vet team is…read moresuper attentive and takes the best care of my babies!!

I have had wonderful experiences with FAH doctors, techs, and receptionists. Unfortunately, my most…read morerecent experience with Dr. Sherri Ray - the owner, did not meet those expectations. -BACKGROUND- I have three dogs in my home that are all losing weight despite eating nearly triple the caloric intake for their weight, and drinking triple the amount that is necessary for their daily intake. I moved into a new place (an hour from my previous home) in February of last year, and have not changed anything with their routine. Their weight loss began about 2 months after my move. -THE INCIDENT- I have one dog that has had weight issues for her entire life. Instead of reviewing this dog's records that indicates a history of chronic wasting and a B12 deficiency, she jumped to the conclusion that I neglect my dog. After telling me that "these dogs need to be fed more", "this is borderline abuse", and "these dogs look like rescue dogs" - she rolled her eyes at me as I stumbled to give her a response due to the utter and complete shock I was in realizing what I was being accused of. I told her that I don't appreciate being accused of neglecting my pets, especially as someone who was a Vet Assistant for 8 years - She huffed, and told me "Well, what else could it be? You tell me!" - Most clients bring their pets to the vet for the DOCTOR to diagnose what could be wrong with their pets. -TLDR- Dr. Ray treats patients very "textbook" - if they don't fit the exact symptoms and criteria for a potential diagnosis, it's entirely out of the question. She did not offer to rerun a GI Panel on my dog, or run those levels on my dogs never checked. Bloodwork has only ever been run on ONE of my dogs in the year that I've been a client at FAH. She would rather berate you and leave you further questioning than create a working treatment plan for your pet. She also "whispers" behind closed doors to her techs and doctors about you! I have been very transparent with her about my financial situation, but am also willing to do whatever is needed for my pets - I have spent tens of thousands on their care throughout their lives. I won't dive in to the time they boarded for 3 days, and were covered in their own urine and feces at pick up - just like other 1 star reviews, that I unfortunately ignored. While she wants to believe my pets are neglected, they are going to be laughing at her - All while sitting on their personal goose feather couch, with heating pads, in their pajamas. I have tried to be patient and give the benefit of the doubt here, but I will collect my records and take my pets elsewhere after this.

I have (had) been a long-term customer of Fayetteville Veterinary. Recently, they told me several…read moretimes that my dog's care plan was complete and suggested I enroll her in the next plan. The plans are meant to save you some money on medications, routine checkups and some major procedures. After joining the new plan, I noticed an additional charge for the previous plan. When I called them, they advised I was told incorrectly and still had one payment left on the prior plan. There was no attempt to take responsibility or make it right. A $59 charge lost them the new plan, future boarding, and a long-term customer. This completely changed my experience with this vet, and I advised them I wanted to cancel the new plan since I was still being charged for the old one. They charged me an additional $300 to cancel the new plan I had been on for two days. This vet is only about money. Whatever you do, don't fall for the monthly payment plans they offer. The "savings" are not worth it (and really don't save you at all since you still pay for medications) and they will do everything they can to squeeze as much out of you as possible.

Love the doctors and staff all very friendly but Dr Jones is my go to and she did all she could for…read moremy Scrappy we are forever grateful for all she has done for him

These people took my money abused my animal and lied to me about…read more Her health she was dying of cancer the veterinarian did the test charge me for it and didn't tell me. Only when I took her back for being non responsive did the doctor tell me the truth. And the staff was laughing about it behind closed doors. Just pretty low thing to do.

Allied Animal Healthcare is the reason my dog died. After treating my dog regularly since he was 2…read moremonths old, today, after a 20-minute walk, I noticed that my Cane Corso wasn't walking on his back legs. I brought him inside and waited 10 minutes, but then I noticed he was panting strangely. I picked him up and rushed him (safely) through school-release traffic, arriving at the vet in 8 minutes since they are very close to me. When I arrived, I rushed inside and told them my dog was having serious issues. There were four people inside: the regular veterinarian who prescribes my dog's medication and three front desk staff. There were also no other pets in the clinic at the time. Without hesitation, one of the front desk ladies handed me a card and told me I needed to take him to the emergency vet. I went to my car but then thought about it and went back inside to ask if anyone could look at my dog because he looked like he was dying (my exact words), and the emergency vet was 30 minutes away. Without hesitation, she said they couldn't do anything and sent me on my way as the rest of the staff walked to the back. Frantically, I drove 20 minutes to the emergency vet, using my hazard lights and periodically patting my dog, looking into his eyes, and telling him he would be okay. Sadly, when I arrived at the ER, they pronounced him dead due to a blood clot caused by the heat. They also agreed that Allied should have at least checked my dog to see if there was anything they could do. It's a heartbreaking day, and I would never recommend this place. Their medication is overpriced, and they do the bare minimum.

I've not had a bad experience in the 12 years I have been going here. Every medical crisis was…read morehandled quickly with great results. The staff is very friendly as well.

It gets Very busy but the people there are hospitable, attentive and take great care of your pet,…read morenot leaving you out of the process. Recommendations are great and they take care to explain their process and answer any concerns you may have.

My family and I have been taking our pets to Stockbridge Veterinary Hospital for decades. Dr…read more Waggoner (the younger) helped my one-eyed Shih Tzu that someone dropped in my fenced-in backyard, and Dr. Maney gave me and my Lab mix our best years together when she performed surgery no other vet thought was possible. Every single one of my visits here (dozens, maybe hundreds at this point), I always felt like they were doing the best for my pet and I never felt like they were inflating the bill. I see some reviews complaining about wait times and policy changes, etc. Customer service glitches are going to happen when you have a practice as busy as this one. People get mad about wait times but then also get mad about having to make an appointment. If your priority is pet care from kind, smart people who love animals at a reasonable price, Stockbridge Veterinary Hospital is the best place on the Southside.

Awesome service! The doctor always warms my heart because she comes in the room and…read moreImmediately goes down to the floor to greet my fur baby.

The receptionist had the nerve to be away from the desk for 10-15m. Then after I called the number…read moreto say can someone check me in, she shows up and says "you're a bit late for your appointment, they might be at lunch. Let me see if someone can see you." Like I wouldn't have been late if you were at the desk, but also she didn't say they were gonna sit me in a room for 45+ min. She was gone so long from the desk that I had time to scroll on their unlocked pc, my vet had so much time off after me. No one called to see where I was and signing in from their system wasn't intuitive. Like if there's no front staff, give a qr code, but also on the vet, (Christin) she had no appointments after me, like would it have killed her to visit the entirely empty lobby before taking an hour or so lunch or idk have the system send a text. This whole thing pissed me off. Will not be back. If you visit, wish you more luck then I had. Staff seemed nice but honestly a whole waste of time. I would rather have paid for an appointment and have people who value my time.

During a previous visit, the veterinarian made openly disparaging comments about my dog's breed --…read morein the exam room, in front of me. Not a clinical observation, just a dismissive remark about the kind of dog I own. It was unprofessional and should have been a warning sign. Now the situation has gotten worse. The practice has stopped meaningfully engaging with owners entirely -- exams are transactional, no dialogue, just demands. When a client questions recommended tests or pushes back on over-testing, the response is pettiness rather than professional explanation. The most immediate problem is their refusal to work directly with patients on prescriptions through third-party vendors -- apparently a corporate directive. Rather than communicating that change respectfully or helping clients navigate it, they've simply cut off personal interaction altogether. No explanation, no support, just stonewalling. VCA College Park has replaced care with corporate compliance. The people in that exam room deserve better than this.