The staff was so sweet! They even went out their way to help me tighten my dogs harness they made…read moresure my pup was comfortable!

I have been taking my kitties to Hope Crossing for about 10 years now, and I am delighted with the…read morecare we always receive there. Dr. Bowen is my go-to, but we have seen several other vets there and have had good experiences each and every time. Going to the vet can sometimes be awful - but these guys are kind, gentle and professional; and the prices are always well explained and reasonable compared to vets that I have used before moving to NC.

I unfortunately last week had to put my 17 year old dog down and the staff was amazing and kind. In…read morethis emotional time, from the front desk to the vet techs and doctors all were so supportive and understanding. Definitely recommend coming here for all animal needs!

We have been taking all 6 of our animals here for years and have always loved this vet but we will…read morenever come back here after an incident last Friday. We have 2 dachshunds who have been coming for vaccines/annual wellness visits since they were about 6 weeks old and we have always opted out on vaccinating them for LEPTO, that is the "L" in the DHLPP combo vaccine. Both dachshunds always receive the DHPP vaccine ONLY, NO LEPTO. We made this decision due to one of our dachshunds having a severe reaction to the LEPTO vaccine a few years ago and going to anaphylactic shock and almost died. I make sure to make it known every single visit that we want all vaccines EXCEPT LEPTO and have told them every time in the past to put it on their records. This past Friday, I had to work so my husband took our dachshund Ollie for her annual wellness/vaccine appointment. When the vet tech came in, she was reading off all of the vaccines that Ollie was going to be receiving, however, included lepto so my husband told her that we did not want to vaccinate her for the lepto vaccine (as usual) and told her she has never gotten it before due to our other dachshund having such a severe (almost deadly) reaction. The vet tech told my husband that she is looking at Ollie's vet records and told him she has received it every single time in the past. My husband thought maybe he had gotten it confused and agreed because he TRUSTED the workers at the vet which was obviously a mistake. He called me on the way home telling me what happened so I pulled out Ollie's vet records from the past few years and looked to confirm she hasn't been receiving the Lepto vaccine. Every single document from each appointment stated "DHPP ONLY-NO LEPTO". While looking for the records, I had my mom call them to ask what amount of Benedryl needs to be given to her to help prevent any kind of severe reaction and they said they would call her back and let her know because they had to ask the pharmacy? After about 15-20 minutes of no call, I called another vet who we will be going to from now on and they immediately told me how much Benedryl to give her. Asheboro animal hospital never called and let my mom know an answer. After locating all of Ollie's records, I immediately called and spoke to someone at the front desk and when explaining the situation I was met with a rude attitude and was cut off in the middle of my sentence by her saying "I'm looking at her records right now and she has gotten the vaccine every year. I told her I was also looking at her records right now from every appointment she's ever had and stated that every single document says "DHPP ONLY-NO LEPTO" and explained that it should've been on her file. After placing me on hold, she came back and apologized and offer to refund us the $45ish dollars we paid for the vaccine and stated she would add the alert to her file as well as our other dachshund. We accepted the refund and appreciated it, but I feel as if we absolutely cannot trust this vet any longer because this could have been a deadly situation, especially if we didn't catch it and provide Benedryl immediately! I also did not appreciate the rude attitude I was met with when calling to tell them their mistake. And to top it off they never bothered to let us know how much Benedryl to give our dog to prevent a reaction from a mistake they made! We will be switching all 6 of our pets to Seagrove Animal Hospital who provided immediate and friendly care over the phone letting me know exactly how much Benedryl to give and what symptoms to lookout for and told me that if she has any kind of reaction to just stop by with her which I greatly appreciated. BEWARE IF YOU'RE TAKING YOUR PETS HERE.

Brittney was great with Bruno. She squeezed us in and was very accommodating. She was also very…read moregentle and loving while handling him. You can tell she has a deep love for animals.

This place Rocks. Brittney and staff are caring, loving and truly care about your pets comfort. I…read morehave an older dog that has trouble standing sometimes. Brittney has actually come to my home to check on her and trim her nails. I tell you folks, I have had dogs groomed for over 30 years. She isTHE BEST!!!

If you find a lost pet, do NOT take them to Southwoods!…read more I found a sweet dog late one night and immediately grew attached. Wanting to do the right thing, I had him scanned for a microchip at the nearest vet, Southwoods. He was chipped--and that's when things took a disappointing turn. The staff at Southwoods told me they were legally required to keep him, even though I offered to foster him until the owner was located. I gave them all my contact information and asked them to pass it along to the owner. I offered to keep the dog at my home in case the owner reached out. They refused and insisted he could not be returned to me. I later discovered that Guilford County Animal Services has a Stray to Foster Program, which encourages good Samaritans to foster found pets during the stray hold period--and they even offer support and supplies. I wish I had known that beforehand. Southwoods also claimed they would take the dog to the shelter the next day if the owner didn't come, and that I could possibly adopt him from the shelter after the hold period. In reality, they took him to the shelter the same day. Based on this experience and the misinformation I was given, I would not recommend taking found animals--or even your own pets--to Southwoods. Please consider going directly to the Guilford County Animal Shelter or following their Stray to Foster guidelines if you find a lost pet.

These people are so good to me. I've been bringing my animals here for almost 20 years. They've…read moreseen my animals (and me) at our best and at our worst. The care my babies have received is priceless. Not literally....they've cost me tons, but the quality of care has been worth every penny. The love and compassion they showed when I had to put my first two babies down two years apart was how it should be done. Knowing that they care makes an absolutely devastating experience manageable. They're special people (and fun)! I've always enjoyed going just so I get to see and talk with them, and over the years, I've had to go A LOT. I trust them and I appreciate them more than I think they'll ever know.

Thanks For Take Care of my 2 cats . They spayed and neutered…read moremy 2 cats. One male and one female... I'm sure that if they had been mistreated, I would have noticed -- cats are very expressive My cats came back home like nothing happened, with lots of energy and a huge desire to play And here I am, scared they might move too much while I'm afraid they'll hurt themselves, haha. I'll go back for the rest of the vaccines they need, and for all the necessary documents to travel with my pets thanks From LILLY AND KAI

Cat Care Hospital is the BEST veterinary hospital in Greensboro for your cats. The doctors are…read moreextremely knowledgeable and true lovers of cats themselves. The staff is always friendly and helpful you can certainly tell they truly love cats as well. Prices are reasonable and my Leon loves to visit everyone and always seems at ease.

Hummingbird Hill Farm breeds the best goldendoodle puppies…read more I got my little buddy Marley from their farm when he was 9 weeks old and he is the highlight of my day. The folks there are very polite and they do a very great job taking care of the dog parents, their process is very easy - they give you a list of things to get before you bring your puppy home and they set you up with free insurance to start them of with their first doctor's visit.

It scares me that Meg is having puppies when she carries a gene for PDA. You were very kind about…read morerefunding our money to pay for her heart surgery at NCSU. The doctors said PDA is not a heart murmur but a defect in the heart that causes heart disease and death in puppies if not treated. If Ginger had been seen by a vet before we got her, you would have known that Meg was a carrier of this defect. You knew it a year ago and are still breeding her. PDA is NOT a heart murmur.

I found NC Yorkie rescue after loosing my senior dog of 15 years. My main contact person was…read moreCharna. Through her I leaned how to navigate the waters so to speak. Speaking of Charna alone at this point, she was always there for me. I was able to reach her at any time via text to ask questions. She listened to my request and did her very best to let me know when any pup came in that might be a fit. From what I have seen all of the fosters in this group try very hard to work with the dogs long enough to provide you with good information on their pups and then they try very hard to match you with a pup that best meets your needs. They want to make certain that when a doggy goes out with you it is a good match but if some unknown reason presents itself they are careful to have you sign paperwork that states that this pup wii return to them. That way pups do not migrate to people who have not been properly vetted. Speaking of the money that is charged for their pups, they are merely trying to recover cost for the pups who come in with many health issues. They provide immediate medical help, including surgeries etc to make sure that these pups are given the very best chance at living well. Their fosters provide detailed info about the habits (both positive and negative) of their foster pups. Again, this is part of the effort to make the very best fit for you and you new pet. You only need to look on their Facebook page to see the happy faces of the families who have gotten their new baby from NC Yorkie. You need only look at the faces of the happy new adopted pups to see that their lives have just changed forever. I know these people work tirelessly in an effort to save pups and rescue them from bad situation and give them their very best happily ever after.

From the first day my wife and I contacted NC Yorkie Rescue we were met with nothing but…read moreprofessionalism and kindness They made it perfectly clear that their primary goal was to unite a dog with a new owner who would provide an environment would foster security, well being, and love. Once we had filled out the forms and sent the required pictures of you home, we met our dog and fell in love with him. Since that time we have received several calls from NC Yorkie Rescue. Each pleasant call was a check to be sure everything was doing OK. The callers wanted to be sure he fit into our family as well as to find out if we were fitting into his life. The fact that our dog is only part Yorkie never enters the equation, he is just perfect for us. We couldn't be more pleased with the services we received from the caring people at NC Yorkie Rescue or the pleasure we enjoy from our new pet.

Words cannot describe how great this place is! The work that they do here is amazing, giving so…read moremany Siberian Huskies a second chance to find their forever home. If you're in the need of a new best friend, then this is the place for you! You've never known love until you've had a husky in the house. Also if you have some free time on your hands, they could always use volunteers to help out with these wonderful dogs. Either way, you should check them out for sure!!