So now it seems they are trying to delete my reviews so i will post it again, and in more places. If i could leave zero stars i would. These people don't care about your pet in the least. I was referred to this place by my home vet because my dog developed a lump on his face. His vet said that it could be a cyst an abscess or a mass, however his vet doesn't do special treatments or diagnosis. So i go to this place. They charge me $190 for an "exam". The nurse come in, super nice, seems like she cares, Grace was her name. Then the doctor comes in. Barely looks at my dog, tells me to open his mouth so she can look at it. Then says the exact same thing my vet said. It could be one of the 3 things. She said he needs a CT and a biopsy done. I'm like ok let's do it. She sends the nurse back in with a piece of paper that says this is a $7000 procedure, just to diagnose him. Not to fix it, just to diagnose it. This is my child so I'm like, ok is there a payment plan or something? Nope, has to be paid in full to have the procedure.. I'm like who carries $7000.... Ignorant.. So I'm terrified, they happily take my $190 for absolutely NOTHING. I calm down over the next day or so and start looking a second opinion. I take him to another vet and they work with me and get me in at a way cheaper price than $190. The dr comes in immediately gets in the floor with my dog and says oh that's an abscess. He doesn't need a CT.. i can do bloodwork and get him started on antibiotics and schedule to have it drained. All this in total, under $1000. I'm so thankful to have found this vet who genuinely cares about the pups and the people. I tried contacting this office to get my money back since they didn't do anything and they didn't even have the guts to respond. DO NOT bring your pet here. read more

My 1 1/2 year old Maine Coon kitten was diagnosed with Stomatiais by my local vet who referred me to Dr. Shannon for treatment. Dr. Shannon has a very calm and professional demeanor. She took time to speak with me explaining my cat's condition, treatment options and prognosis post surgery. She performed a full mouth tooth extraction and Isabella left with me the same day. There were no surprises thanks to the time De. Shannon spent with me prior to surgery. Recuperation has been going as expected and Isabella is eating fine and running around like the happy kitten she had been prior to this I incident. My cat received excellent care. In addition, the office staff were wonderful and very caring. I am glad that I made the decision to make the 2 hour car ride to Dr. Shannon's office and would recommend her without hesitation. read more

Veterinary Dental Care - Isabella, aka FANG - Veterinarians Near Me - Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

This past New Year's Eve, our dog Bailey was scheduled to have a routine tooth extraction. This vet literally killed her (and then brought her back to life, thankfully). She was overdosed on anesthesia so badly that it took three rounds of Narcan and CPR to bring her back. What kind of vet is this? They are clearly not equipped or competent to safely administer anesthesia!!! When we finally saw Bailey after the procedure, she looked absolutely terrible. My poor baby was whimpering and crying in a way I'd never heard before -- confused, disoriented, and completely out of it. She was in and out of consciousness and suffering. She didn't even recognize us. It was heartbreaking to watch her suffer unnecessarily because of their negligence. It was literally the most traumatizing night of my life. We still don't know what lasting damage those drugs caused her body. The absolute least they could have done was refund us for the trauma and suffering Bailey endured -- and for what our family went through. But they refused to take any responsibility. Instead of showing compassion, they forced us to pay in full before even allowing us to rush Bailey to the ER for lifesaving care. We asked them to at least cover the $1,700 emergency vet bill, which we only incurred because of their negligence, but they refused. Rather than do the decent thing and take accountability, they spent money on attorneys to fight us in court. In the end, the court sided with them -- but that doesn't erase the fact that their incompetence nearly killed our dog. (Conveniently, they don't share that part on their website.) So on top of the $3,500 they charged, we were left paying another $1,700 just to save Bailey's life -- all while being treated like an inconvenience because the staff was eager to close early on New Year's Eve. Their reckless and careless actions caused needless suffering, trauma, and financial devastation. If you love your pet, please do NOT trust Dr. Suzy Shannon or Veterinary Dental Care. read more

I scheduled an appointment to have my dogs teeth cleaned. I was told I needed a pre appointment before I could schedule cleaning. Literally they weighed her, took her temperature, and listened to her heart. The Doctor came in and looked at her teeth and gums for about 1 minute and told me her gums were healthy but she had some tarter build up. They charged me $195.00 for the visit. Then they gave me an estimate for the cleaning which was $2332.02 but could be $3056.32 depending on what they find. I was told that the reason it was so expensive was because the Dr. was a specialist. I think if your pet has a bad problem with their teeth this may be where to go but for a basic cleaning go somewhere else. read more

I find myself with my "Baby Boy", frequently referred to as Itty-Bitty despite his103 lb girth, at Veterinary Dental Care to discuss a possible ROOT CANAL for Sterling. The experience was remarkable! I arrived on time at 9:30am, two days after appointing for an evaluation for Sterling. (Let me say, I can't get an appointment within 2 days unless I go to the ER, and even then, only maybe.) The access standard here is excellent! Rachel met Sterling at the door and made him feel comfortable straight away. She led us to his "Big Boy Room" which was appointed for calming - a great feature for us both. Ashley, the technician joined us quickly and reminded me she knew Sterling from her previous employment with his Primary Veterinarian. (Serendipity). Ashley got an update on Sterling's history, focusing on his tooth but also very interested in his response to anesthesia. I felt very reassured that we were in the right place. I had a bit of a wait before Dr Shannon joined us, but being in the healthcare industry myself I was glad to know that the time spent waiting meant Dr Shannon takes the time to listen to her patients' caregiver(s). And that is what she did with Sterling and I. I'm not exaggerating when I say I asked a lot of questions, to which she gave clear and understandable answers, always ending her response with, "what other questions do you have for me?". We were together for about 40 minutes!! I could write volumes about how reassuring this visit was, and how "people healthcare" could learn from her style! But I'll close by saying this...my time and money were well spent at Veterinary Dental Care, and should your pet need dental assistance, your time & money will be well spent here as well. One last note. I'm returning with Sterling soon, because he is going to need a root canal due to a traumatic tooth fracture. I've shopped around a bit, but Dr Shannon and her staff won the day! read more

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Dr. Shannon and her staff were great at helping me feel comfortable with the dental work my dog needed. They were very patient with my questions and communicated with me throughout the day. read more

I highly recommend Dr Shannon, she went far above and beyond during a very difficult set of extractions my cat needed. I'm very grateful for the care he received there, it has dramatically improved his quality of life consistently for a year and counting. Dr Shannon and Rachel are both excellent communicators and are clearly passionate about their work. read more

do not bring your pet to veterinary dental care - dr. suzy shannon. my dog was getting a tooth extracted and died due to an overdose of drugs and had to be resuscitated by cpr. dr. shannon then had to give her narcan 3 times to reverse the effects of the drugs!! they then told me to bring my dog to an emergency veterinarian quickly to make sure she didnt go into cardiac arrest again but first her office manager demanded payment. i asked them to reduce their fee because i was about to incur an expensive er vet vist but they refused and said i had signed a contract. when i reiterated my request the staff got annoyed because it was new years eve and they wanted to close the office early to get to their celebrations!! they had absolutely no regard for the welfare of my dog and no concern for the expense i was about to incur for the emergency vet - which turned out to be $1,700. that was in addition to the $3,500 dr. shannon charged me for her tooth (and to nearly kill her!!) they were out celebrating the new year while i spent my new years eve and new years day at the emergency veterinarian. dr suzy shannon and her staff had absolutely no concern for my dogs welfare. save your pet from being victimized by this incompetent, uncaring dental veterinarian and save yourself a lot of unnecessary expense. if your dog or cat needs dental care go anywhere but to dr suzy shannon and veterinary dental care. i am so sorry i didnt read her reviews first. dont make the same mistake i made. dr suzy shannon and her staff at veterinary dental care are the absolute worst!! read more