This was Koda's first board-and-stay experience, and I was pretty nervous about leaving him…read moreanywhere. He has pancreatitis, which means he requires a strict diet, daily probiotics, folate, and GastroElm. But from the moment I spoke with Beach Paws, I felt a huge sense of relief. The owners have a dog with pancreatitis too, so they truly understood my concerns--and they went above and beyond to make sure Koda was well cared for. I'm incredibly grateful to them and the entire team for their compassion, attention to detail, and the peace of mind they gave me. I also appreciated how well kept and clean the facility was. We checked in on Koda daily and there was always someone there washing dog dishes, blankets and floors. They also make sure pets there are vaccinated so everyone stays healthy during their stay. The grooming room is super cute and I love that they offer it as an option. Thank you for treating Koda like one of your own! We highly recommend Beach Paws and will definitely have Koda stay there again.

Great with our older babies they looked great and the prices are reasonable to the services…read moreprovided. We recommend!!!!

They took excellent care of my young sphinx! I was taught how to best clean his ears and how to…read moreproperly clip his little nails also. I'm still a little nervous but at least I received the proper method! Their friendly attitude towards my cat was amazing. Highly recommend

Dr. Hawkes is a wonderful doctor. He saved my sweet Foxy girls life last year. She had been to her…read moreprior vet for treatment after being unwell. She wasn't responding to treatment after the first 10 days, then I took her to the emergency vet where again she did not respond well to treatment and actually got worse. She hadn't eaten food or drank water in 5 days. We were certain she wasn't going to make it. Then we were referred to Dr Hawkes. Foxy was having a terrible pancreatitis event, requiring hospitalization iv fluids and iv antibiotics as well as being medicated at home. Dr Hawkes was kind, he was extremely knowledgeable and very attentive. The level of care provided was just amazing. The follow up care she received was also outstanding. Foxy girl is still here with us and doing wonderful today. Can't say enough nice things about this place, forever grateful.

I cannot say enough good things about this animal hospital. It's very difficult to find exotic vets…read morein the area, and luckily they see exotics and I have been able to get my hedgehog in to be seen quickly whenever she had issues! Dr. McQuiddy was very knowledgeable when it came to hedgehogs and he was very comfortable with her. Unfortunately my hedgehog was diagnosed with oral cancer and we had to put her down. It was my first time ever experiencing this and as sad as the situation was, Dr. McQuiddy and all of his staff made us feel as comfortable as possible. They really made this sad situation as pleasant as possible. From me walking in the door and the front desk staff immediately showing me comfort to me going back in the room and the compassion Dr. McQuiddy and his vet tech showed me. My sweet Canoli is no longer suffering and I appreciate all of the staff for helping her.

Bridges professional park animal Hospital is absolutely amazing. The staff there are angels. No…read morepatient was turned away during the three hours that I sat there for an emergency appointment with my Pet today... they even cared about the owners and took care of them during this time. I seriously felt privileged to be sitting in that waiting room and watching these amazing people work their magic with every life that they touched! Thank you all for all you do everyday! It is noticed and appreciated by many! I look forward to many years of vet care with you!

So many amazing animals here! I adopted a kitty here and she is the best cat ever. Adopt don't shop!read more

Very rude. Especially to older people. This old man came in and they were being so difficult with…read morehim about adopting a pet. They kept beating around the bush, made him wait just to tell him oh our manager is not here. Then to finally tell him that the dog bites kids. Lack of organization, communication, and very rude. Accuse us of yelling at an associate. After she accuse the old man, I stepped in to tell her no one was yelling. We were asking her questions. Then she blows me off and says anyways and continues to be rude to the guy.

So happy to have found these folks!!! My Lizzy and I felt comfortable and safe from the second we…read morearrived. Dr. Romano was caring and professional, and her staff made us feel like family. Thank You!!!

Doctor Romano saved "Albert Eggstein" my grandmas chicken. Worked us in same day. Very affordable…read more Even provided overnight care. Kept us updated after surgery. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!!!

Dr. Godwin is the best. my boys love her. she is kind and incredibly smart. she takes her time and…read moreexplains things in detail and helps you make the best decisions for your four legged friend. Dr. Davis is great as well. the staff is exceptional. from the front desk to the techs, they are the best team. my boys love everyone here. and I love them too!

Newport, NC All of the staff at Mitchell Village Animal…read moreHospital are incredible! They are professional, compassionate, friendly, and LOVE their patients...our babies. They truly care for their patients best interests and comfort, but also for the owners of their patients. I cannot begin to think of a negative comment about any member of the staff.

Everyone at PetDocks goes above and beyond to always make time for my dogs. They are attentive,…read morepatient and caring. They always remember my parade of dogs and their personalities. I feel like I'm always there with one of them and it's always a pleasant experience. They always set me in for emergencies & take time to listen.

Been here a few times and it has been pleasant every-time. I take my cat Pico here and they are so…read moregentle and caring for your animal. Very informative and always answer any questions I have. It's about a 35 minute drive from me and thought there's a vet office 10 minutes away I will always chose Pet Docks! Thank you guys!

Dr. Westbrook and his staff are awesome. We've been bringing our fur babies to Newport Animal…read moreClinic for at least 30 years and we recently moved to Wisconsin and had to find a new Vet. Our poor Nala started to act funny and she was licking all her fur off. We took her to a local vet in Wisconsin and he said she was allergic to fleas. We gave her medicine and she didn't get better. We came to NC for Christmas and they took us in and Doc Westbrook new exactly what was wrong. She has a hormone imbalance and is going to have to take medicine for the rest of her life. He hooked us up with enough meds til we come back down in April and said if we need some before then he would ship it to us. He is awesome and we highly recommend his services.

I have been waiting to address a series of very inconvenient veterinary appointments that I had…read morewith Newport Animal Clinic. I was on the fence about whether or not I was going to say anything on a social media platform. That decision has been made for me by the manager of this business, who made his own post gloating about his decision! It was a very stressful event that almost left Wade, our 10-month-old Lab, very ill when dismissed. They did not cause the illness; it was a lack of competence and knowledge that led to a very serious situation. So, Mr. Jason Church, let's talk about your human decency, share the facts that you left out, and see what the public opinion is. At no point was I rude, loud, or angry with you, so please explain how your professionalism and patience were tested! The events and timeline below are what happened and what was also relayed to the vet office throughout the event. On July 12, I took Wade swimming on the Neuse River. Later that evening, he had a limp in his hind leg. I examined the leg and didn't see any pain or injury. He has limped on that leg before but has gotten better with rest. Monday, he seemed back to normal with no limp. Tuesday morning, he didn't want to eat. He has done that a few times before, so I didn't see a concern. Tuesday afternoon, he appeared to be in a lot of pain! I immediately called the vet, and we were able to get there at 4:15 PM. I gave the details above by phone. My girlfriend arrived with him and gave the details above, and when I arrived, I gave those details again. They examined his leg and said they didn't see a lot of pain in it but felt an ankle pop. They took X-rays of the leg and did not see anything. They prescribed pain meds, inflammation meds, and a sedative. Tuesday evening, he would not eat, and I had to hold the food bowl for him. He was getting lethargic, so I checked to make sure they had not already given him meds before giving them to him. Wade continued showing signs of pain and lethargy all night. I figured it was the meds. Wednesday morning, Wade was very lethargic, would not eat or drink, and had blood in his stool. I called the vet as soon as they opened, explained the situation, and asked for them to see him again. They agreed. When I got home to pick Wade up, he seemed to be in more pain, and he had blood in his stool again, which I collected for them to examine. When I picked Wade up to put him in the car, the pain was very intense while lifting under his belly and neck. I arrived and explained all the new signs. They did not want the stool sample. They examined his anus by finger and found blood but did no tests. They X-rayed his stomach and declared there was no blockage. They decided to stop the prescribed meds and gave him an indigestion medication instead. Wednesday night, Wade's pain and lethargy continued to worsen, and he would not eat or drink anything. Thursday morning, he was getting worse. I again called the vet and wanted another appointment. The answer I got blew my mind. I was told to just try and feed him rice and walk him! I responded, "What do you mean? He is getting worse, and I've been trying that," to which the reply was that according to the vet's clinical assessment, she doesn't see anything wrong! They did not refer me to another vet; they sent me home with no answer. I said I didn't agree and that he needs to see the vet. At that point, I got, "Try Swansboro." So, I called all closer options hoping to get in somewhere immediately but ultimately ended up at Swansboro, where Wade was examined and found to have a temperature of over 105!!! The Swansboro story is also horrible, and he almost died there from an overmedicated situation that left him barely moving with a temp of 98. But this is about Newport Animal Clinic, the small-town, caring clinic that wants to provide that hometown feeling of care. That's why I went there, but that's not what I got! With all that was presented above, they never checked his temp, his vitals, or for any kind of infection. When I called to question why they hadn't done so, I was met with the first excuse of, "Well, you told us you took him swimming but not where!" They admitted they did not take any temperature. I am flabbergasted at the excuse but had to continue to face what was in front of me with Wade. After everything was said and done, it was time to talk to Jason Church. At this point, I had been speaking with the lady at the desk, who was very great to deal with and kept me up to date on how they were making changes because of the situation and that the doctor had never even heard of what Wade has. The receptionist was the only one who reached out through this whole ordeal with any concern. I asked at the beginning of each call if she was calling on her own accord or if the vet asked her to call, and it was not the vet. The conversation with Jason was to get some closure, I guess, and yes, I felt like the lack of care warranted a refund. That is not what I