Five stars is not enough to express just how happy I was with Mitchell Vet. I had no idea walking…read morein that my cat was going to need emergency surgery, but luckily for me I was able to make the appointment the day before going in. They took him back right away and did an incredible job. Jinx recovered within hours and was acting like himself again by the end of the day. Dr. G and her team saved my cats life, no doubt. I would recommend them to anyone who truly loves their pet! Thank you guys!

I highly recommend. Dr georgeou was so nice as well as the staff. They took great care of my rosie…read morewho had to have surgery. Who fully recovered. I will definitely keep going to this place in the future.

Losing a pet is painful, but I'm incredibly grateful to Dr. Justin and the staff at Foothills…read moreAnimal Hospital for the kindness and compassion they showed during such a painful time. From the moment we arrived, they treated Opie and me with gentleness and respect. Dr. Justin took the time to explain everything clearly and patiently, never rushing us, and always prioritizing Opie's comfort. His calm, reassuring presence made an unbearable situation a little easier to face. When the time came to say goodbye, the environment was peaceful and quiet. Dr. Justin gave Opie a calm, dignified passing, and I'll never forget the way he spoke to him with care, as if he were his own. Thank you, Dr. Justin, for your empathy, your professionalism, and the genuine warmth you extended to both Opie and me. It meant more than I can put into words.

I have never been so pleased with a vet! This vet is caring, compassionate, friendly, and all…read morearound good people! Very fast response time and great communication. Thanks for everything yall

This Animal hospital is very professional and goes the extra mile in caring for the animals they…read moretreat. We needed after hours emergency care for our cat and called our vet who recommended care that was over an hour from my home. Dr Stewart's message asked that we leave a message on her emergency contact number and if we didn't hear back from her in 20 to 30 minutes then we should call the facility that was over an hour away. She called me back and we got treatment for my cat who was dying. It's now 2 weeks after that night and not only did she save my Sammy but asked me to call back with regular updates to monitor his progress and tweak his meds as needed. We asked up front, how much the treatment would cost were provided with that information as well as information on a no interest credit card that is available for human and pet care services. We were able to cover cost ourselves but my point is this, we asked and were provided with choices, received excellent care in an emergency even though I had never taken my animals to her before. I definitely will be using this vet for all my future needs.

4/22/26 Unfortunately, our beloved pet has passed away. We believe the decision to defer preventive…read moretreatment played a critical role in this tragic outcome. We are sharing this experience so other families understand the importance of proactive, early discussion of preventive options when GDV risk is present. 4/21/26 I am writing this with a heavy heart to provide a factual account of our recent experience at Stewart's Animal Hospital. My hope is that this honesty helps the clinic improve and assists other families in their decision-making. Over the last 18 months, we noticed a shift in the clinic's atmosphere. The front staff often appeared burdened by inquiries, and we faced significant challenges regarding insurance claims that were only resolved after repeated follow-ups. More concerningly, we experienced two instances where medical advocacy was required on our part. First, during a urinary emergency, I had to request the appropriate medication myself after the focus remained on a secondary muscle strain. Most recently, following an ER visit for bloat, we requested the preventative surgery recommended by specialists. We were advised by Dr. Stewart to 'wait and see.' Unfortunately, this led to a catastrophic 360-degree stomach torsion. Our pet is now fighting for his life with aspiration pneumonia and a 60% survival rate. When I spoke with Dr. Stewart, she apologized for not being more aggressive, though there was a misunderstanding regarding whether the procedure had been offered (it had not). I take my own share of responsibility for not seeking a second opinion, but I feel it is my duty to share that the conservative approach taken here resulted in a preventable life-threatening emergency. We bear no ill will, but we believe transparency is necessary for the wellbeing of other animals in our community.