Dr Bowling is very professional and you dont have to sit in a waiting room. Fair prices and explains to the pet parent all options for treatment. I have gone to Dr Bowling for 20 years and trust him for all my furbabies. read more

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This is a HORRIBLE place. The condescending staff seem way more worried about taking your money than caring about your pet. Please look at the reviews and heed the advice. They are overpriced and were completely uncompassionate when it came to our pet's health. Our dog was near death and they acted unconcerned. They are a franchise. When I took issue with their accounting, I was told to contact someone in CALIFORNIA! If you're in the Eads area, go to Somerville Animal Hospital in Court Square. They are AMAZING! read more

After taking my two dogs here for care and boarding them also I made the decision to seek another vet. I think the veterinarians are knowledgeable and friendly. However, they are salesmen more than anything. VCA is a national vet hospital corporations and must put exorbitant amounts of pressure to upscale everything. The preventative health care program (for annual fee) could not be broken down for explanation. After asking question of the reception staff they call the co-owner of this franchise up front to answer my question. Her response was "your guess is as good as mine". While smiling and looking me in the eye! You will get what you need if you go here, I promise. You will be offered shot more, you will be pressured into anything remotely pertinent, and you will pay more because it is a corporate franchise. read more

This place is amazingly clean was my first thought. Of course the real reason I love this place is the personable staff and extremely knowledgeable veterinarians. Dr. Sandy is incredible, personable with my pet and myself and her smarts about animals blew me away. The hours are very convenient staying open until 7 pm Monday and Tuesday! I can't wait to try their boarding and knowing my dogs are playing and getting out while I am out of town. I cannot say enough about this place and glad I took the advice! Worth my drive any day also! read more

VCA Eads Animal Hospital - Eads Animal Hospital - Veterinarians Near Me - Eads, Tennessee

If you live in Eads, Arlington and Oakland, you should be using Eads Animal Hospital as your family vet. Dr. Jenny is FABULOUS!! As well as EVERYONE else that works there. I have a VERY moody tortoise shell female cat. She stays with them several times a year and they are always so good to her. My male cat thinks he's a dog so he LOVES all the attention he gets when there. If I was a cat, I would want my owner to take me there. Most of the staff have dogs and cats and are good with both. read more

I should like to thank VCA Eads for their service. I have found a vet nearer home and my vet bill has gone down 65%!!!

Although prior reviews make this business seem very promising - BEWARE. DO NOT TAKE YOUR ANIMALS HERW!! Upon moving to the Eads area last May, I was looking for a new veterinarian and looked on Yelp for assistance. I saw the 5 stars and read the reviews and already felt comforted. Unfortunately, my two experiences at VCA Eads were vastly different than the others below. The first time I brought my two dogs to this vet, the new "patient" experience seemed ideal. My dogs were quickly seen, I met several staff members and was given a detailed list of what would take place during the first visit. However, I was put-off by the fact that when I spoke with the front office staff, at the time I called to schedule my appointment, I asked for a female veterinarian. (We have a rescue dog who is terrified of males). She assured me that the veterinarians were a husband and wife team and that the female vet would be able to see both of my dogs. That was not the case. Her husband greeted us in the room and my male dog immediately hid under my legs; as if he wasn't already scared enough by the sole fact of being at the vet. They refused to let me accompany him to the back and had a female Veterinarian Assistant take him. They came back into the room and assured me that my male dog was doing great with the male veterinarian but mentioned that my dog was nervous so they would need to give him sedation meds. I should have known at this point something was shady. But I had faith, based on reviews from pet owners who had used this office before. Next, I was persuaded, due to the age of my dogs (8 & 10), that I should purchase the pet protection plan at $80/month PER pet. Despite my hesitation I was informed that it would cover everything. My only upfront cost would be the start-up fees (~$400). Thankfully I had a friend accompany me to this visit and was a witness to their claims on how easy and beneficial this plan would be. I went ahead and paid a little over $400 for the initial consultation (that consisted of bloodwork). I was scheduled a return appointment for a few weeks out to get the first round of shots. The next visit both dogs received shots. I asked to speak with the veterinarian personally about some documentation concerns, as the records for both dogs had health-related pieces of information swapped, thus making their vet records incorrect. He assured me that he was aware of the correct diagnosis and results for each dog and would speak to the front office. The records were corrected and I received paper copies of the corrected documentation. I then scheduled the next round of shots for 6 months out. Each month $160 was drafted from my account. 4 months and $800 later I decided that I could no longer afford the monthly maintenance fee. My dogs only require vet visits for shots so I would rather pay per visit. I called VCA to cancel the monthly payments and the front office told me that I was not permitted to cancel unless I paid the remainder of the balance from the initial visit. I was confused so I asked for clarification. She then informed me that the $400 I paid initially was a reduced amount of what the charges in full would have been ($2000 for both dogs) and that they wrote off (the additional $800 fees) as a "courtesy" since I chose the plan. That is when the truth FINALLY came out. The pet protection plan was more of a payment plan than insurance and in fact didn't cover any additional services beyond the bloodwork and two rounds of shots for each dog. I explained that I had already paid $800 over the last 4 months from my automatic withdrawals and she told me that didn't count towards the balance. At that point I asked to speak to the Office Manager but she was "out of the office." I asked if she could have the manager call me when she returned and if the pet plan details could be emailed to me, which she agreed to do and confirmed my email address from the intake paperwork I completed. To no surprise, I never received that email or a call back from the Office Manager. I called the office three separate times, after my initial call, over 2 months time and the Office Manager was never available. All in all, I attended 2 visits at this office and spent $1200 for bloodwork and 1 round of shots. Despite the fact that I canceled my card and the next scheduled appointment, I still receive harassing calls from this vet office and their corporate offices demanding money for delinquent monthly payments and just received a reminder call for an appointment this month, which was much to my dismay since I never scheduled this appointment. My thoughts are - the intentions of these vets and their office staff are solely based on profit, not on quality or the proper care of animals. DO NOT TAKE YOUR PETS HERE! There is no communication in their office and they are unwilling to assist when problems arise. read more

My dog needed surgery for the same problem a third time and my old vet wanted me to seek another vet for the third attempt. After alot of research, I decided on Dr. Tim Montague. After the consult and alot of questions I felt confident in him, and this is with me being a nurse and a momma who loves and adores her baby. The staff treated him as if he was their own. They went above and beyond in making me feel that he was getting 5 star treatment. This was hard for me to give up control being a new vet for me since my old vet had been caring for my animals for over 25 years, I am glad I did. If considering this 'resort' for your babies, you will not be disappointed. Also, they don't charge unfair prices for surgery. read more

I love Eads Animal Hospital. Friendly and helpful staff, very clean facility, and they treat your pets like their own. I feel like all of the doctors on staff have a real passion for treating your animals to the best care when they are sick. What more can you ask for in a vet? read more

Great staff who seem to really care about your pet. My dogs are recognized before I am when we go. They offer many services but won't try to bully you or force you in to having things done that you can't afford. Also, the kennels were recently renovated. Have never used their grooming services. read more

At fist I thought this was the best vet I have ever been to, and I have been to many vet offices. They were kind and caring, but I finally discovered that the prices are far higher than most other vets and its certaintly not beacuse they are far superior. I ended up spending a lot of money on their guessing game. In my opinion, if you do not know how to fix a problem with a pet, refer your patient to someone that can. They didn't do this and I paid out more money then I should have (and I'm not talking hundreds, more like thousands), but more importantly my pet paid with discomfort for even longer than needed. I was very disappointed with their ability to be honest and fess up to their lack of knowledge in certain areas. Instead they told me they would be far cheaper than other vets to fix the problem. Yet they could never fix the problem. I finally went to a specialist and the only thing that cost more then Eads was the office visit. Its was $60 more. Big whoop. Everything else was CHEAPER. And did I mention I went to a specialist. My pet is finally comfortable and I was not taking advantage of. At Eads your money pays for fancy machines and over staffing, not expertise. I think they are good in certain areas but when uncertain they just keep guessing....not fixing. I will say that their staff is friendly and the building is spotless, which is a plus. But I much prefer to drive to another vet. Pet Health Center is far superior and the vet there will refer you to someone else if he can't help. Which is what they should do. I went to Eads because my pet had severe allergies. DO NOT go there if your pet has the same issues. Thier testing is not accurate and they do not test for nearly as much as a dermatologist. And no matter what they say, they are not qualified to treat a pet with allergies. read more

One cannot find a better veterinary facility than Eads Animal Hospital. The staff made me feel very comfortable with the care that my pet would be receiving. My experience with this facility began with an emergency visit, and I can honestly say that my pet would not be here if not for the amazing work and quality of care given by Dr. Taylor and her staff members. The facility is up-to-date while utilizing evidence-based practice. Two Thumbs UP! read more

We had a Schnauzer that had suffered from allergies for several years. We had been to numerous Vets but with very little improvement. We were referred to Dr. Sandy by a friend and that was the best advice we ever got He is doing great now and is back to his happy self. This office a great- the staff so caring, nice, and personable. read more