This vet and their staff are absolutely amazing. I'm surprised there aren't more reviews. My cat…read moreSeal was diagnosed with FIP in Nov 2023 thanks to the experienced doctors and staff. They were able to diagnose her quickly so we could get treatment ASAP. If you ask me, they're truly the reason why she had a successful treatment and was cured in Feb 2024. I cannot thank y'all enough for saving my baby. Thank you to Dr. O, Dr. Martinez, and all the front desk ladies for always being there for us. We're sad to go back home to California and will need to switch vets, we'll miss you all! -Melissa, Christian, and Seal

Dr. Oshetski is great , however how the office ran it not professional. Why send an email to remind…read moreof an appointment when you will not open the door.

I have been using Godley Station Animal Hospital for eight years. Currently I use Dr Zach Nesbit. I…read morelove him! Couldn't ask for a more compassionate vet. He has seen my four dogs and two cats through a lot. One cat I have he saved her life four years ago. One dog he helped me through helping him cross the rainbow bridge. I don't know that I would want to that with any other vet. He even took a few minutes alone with my boy to say goodbye to him. Teared up when he was "gone". He knows my pets, how they are, and has always taken the best care of them. I thoroughly trust him. The staff there is wonderful. Always kind and helpful.

Positive Update: Cory, the manager from VCA Savannah Animal Hospital called me in regards to the…read morebad review I posted and made everything right. He's the person I initially made the appointment with over the phone. He was super kind, compassionate. and took the time to answer all my questions when I called in tears about my CoCo. I will be going back and will visit with another Vet next visit. Thank you Cory. You're a gem.

I recently received a puppy as a gift. The vet near me was not taking on any new patients. The…read moreperson who gave me the puppy had already started the puppy treatment with Dr. Metts. It would be good to continue and make sure she received everything she needed. I was pleasantly surprised when I entered the vet's office for the first time. Everyone seemed to fawn over my little one. Dr. Metts showed genuine love and affection for the animals she was taking care of. I just knew Luna was in good hands. It's been several months of visits, and although the shots and doctor visits could traumatize some animals, my little one looked forward to walking into the office. The team greets her, and she loves them. Pet owners told me at the park that they were expensive, so I was prepared. It's been 15-20 years since I've had a puppy, and I was sure, as with everything else in life, prices would go up accordingly over the years. I recommend Forsyth Park Animal Hospital. I found there is a genuine interest in the health and welfare of my pet. There are all the signs they care--how and what I feed her, how much exercise she gets, whether she is pooping regularly, how the housebreaking is coming along, etc. I am glad they are in Luna's corner. Thank you, Dr. Metts and team!

Update: All I can say is that you can't even keep your own lies straight. Maybe you, Dr. Metts, can…read moretalk about why you phoned your friend (our regular vet) and asked her to pressure me to revise my review. There are so many details I was kind enough not to include in my initial review, but if you want the world to know more about your unethical ways of doing things, I have no problem putting more material/evidence out there. I'm not overly concerned about $130--it's a fraction of the money I spent on my cat's surgery at your facility (the total bill is about $2700, in case you forgot). It's you who used non-existent federal law to refuse to refund your customer for unused/sealed meds. You should worry more about over-prescribing narcotics. Pets can't talk, but it doesn't mean pet owners won't know. As a pet who loves all my fur babies dearly, I feel the obligation to share my experience here. By the way, I've given a lot of glowing reviews to businesses that deserve the compliments, which include your friend's vet clinic. P.S. Dr. Charra (the pet dental specialist) also visits Berwick Animal Hospital regularly. She's absolutely worth your money! Bedsides, Case Veterinary Hospital is able to handle a lot of dental procedures too.

I use Webb for all of my zoo. we have 3 dogs and one cat. My elderly mother visits for half of the…read moreyear with her English bulldog, which as many know have tons of medical issues, never mind my English mastiff and my elderly pit bull.They have been so attentive to all of our animals needs and have never had any issues with their prices or care. They even have a military discount. In my opinion, Anyone that does have an issue with price or care, may want to go up to Atlanta and see the difference in price and care. Triple the cost and out of 4 vets my mom visited over the past 2 years in Atlanta she now brings her here. Love, Zoe, howitzer, tango, boots, and biscuit

I understand sometimes that dogs are incurable, but due to the fact of the doctor being unavailable…read morewhen I needed her, Chelsea Foglia. I experienced the most traumatic suffering and death of my best friend Rocky. When its all said and done I will be finding another Vet, other than VCA, period. Think twice about where you take your pets. After comparing prices there are more affordable places. I encourage all to do their own research. God Bless

IF you can get past the rude woman who answers the phone, GOOD LUCK! I've given this vet numerous…read morechances, after being advised by several local residents not to use them at all, and RH Animal Hospital continue to have awful customer service, and refuse to give you any information (even just pricing) with paying for an office visit. Cedar Animal Hospital will be our new family vet - if you have tried Cedar - you should! They're awesome.

i went to Richmond Hill Animal Hospital for 35 years. My dogs were treated like family . The last…read morecouple years, we were treated like a number, not like family. Last December 23, 2024 my dog was in tremendous pain and needed to be put down. My dog suffered December 23 - early day December 27 until he could be put down. When i took him in on December 27, Dr wanted to check his teeth for cleaning, not for his back pain. We have had a dog or dogs in our house for 42 years until December 27 2024. If we ever have another dog, it will not be with this vet.

I recently moved to the area and passed their office many times. Called today to establish a…read morerelationship and get a heart worm test for my 7 year old Plott Hound. I was told by the receptionist that they are a "private clinic" and that I would require recommendations to become a client. I typically have 3 rescues at a time so I need reliable and honest veterinary services. I'm not looking to join their country club and have never encountered this in the numerous cities around the world where I have lived. Pass on this one. I'm sure I will find better somewhere else in Savannah.

Great veterinarians work here, they thoroughly check your pets to see if it has any health problems…read moreand do follow up. My last two dogs been to other places such as petsmart, VCA greater, and the one on Eisenhower.. However, they overcharge and my past dogs eventually died with substantial bills over $800 dollars. The vet hospital on Eisenhower, made me pay $500 or the dog goes right into the dumpster. Never again will i go to that place, however the IVM hospital took care of my new dog.

Left us without a vet during a pregnancy…read more I am sharing this experience so other pet owners, especially breeders, can make an informed decision before trusting this practice with a reproductive case. Dr. Claytor was our local repro vet during my girl's pregnancy, which was being managed by Dr. Leigh McBride, a highly specialized theriogenologist who was also the surgical insemination vet. When Dr. McBride set the pre and post-surgery protocols, Dr. Claytor refused to follow them and threatened to drop us rather than defer to the specialist. She said she needed to consult her own mentor - also a theriogenologist - before deciding. Even after her mentor corrected her, the threatening approach didn't stop. She gave us a 24-hour ultimatum over the wormer protocol. We complied with everything she asked. She dropped us anyway 6 weeks from delivery. The staff shifted along with her, and the environment became uncomfortable and unwelcoming. I understand they follow the doctor's lead, but it added to an already stressful situation. This seems to align with how the staff scored this practice on Indeed with an overall 2.8 score. Dropping a patient mid-pregnancy is not just bad bedside manner - it is a safety issue. I am looking into reporting this to the veterinary board. The other doctors here seem well-regarded, and I think this issue is isolated to one vet. But for anything reproductive or specialist-level, please do your research first. The extra 15-20 minute drive to another repro vet is worth is.

My experience with this clinic revealed a preference for expensive, invasive procedures over…read morepractical medicine. I noticed an immediate push toward maximizing costs, including offering only lump-sum quotes despite requests for itemized billing. The medical consistency was also a serious issue. When asked to go over the X-rays for my cat's dental, two vets at the clinic provided conflicting interpretations, undermining confidence in the quality of the $1,000 procedure. The most concerning incident was the follow-up for a blueberry-sized subcutaneous chin abscess that developed three days after the dental cleaning. Dr. Claytor insisted on a $70 cytology (a test she admitted might be inconclusive) and outlined a plan for surgery as the next step. I suggested a more sensible approach: try broad-spectrum antibiotics first, and if the infection returned, then pursue a full workup. This was firmly dismissed due to what felt like a completely inflexible protocol. Furthermore, Dr. Claytor suggested reading the cytology off of a smear--which would include surface bacteria and contamination from the open wound. When I asked why not do a simple needle aspirate for the $70 test she'd admitted uncertainty about reading, she said that would require sedation because my cat was too reactive. Yet my cat only reacted because Dr. Claytor had just clipped directly over the exposed tissue of the abscess without any care or caution, causing my cat to jump in pain. Rather than use a towel wrap or basic restraint to obtain a clean sample, she was content to either collect a contaminated specimen or skip straight to sedation and then surgery. No physical exam, vet did not check her lymph nodes or recent dental extraction site, no mention of a bacterial culture, no mention of basic wound care like warm compresses to expel a foreign object, completely inflexible on trying a broad-spectrum antibiotic. Dr. Claytor's treatment plan for a blueberry-sized abscess was a poorly collected, potentially unreadable $70 cytology followed by exploratory surgery. If you are seeking practical, cost-effective veterinary medicine, you won't find it here. This clinic appears to prioritize revenue-generating diagnostics and surgery over sound, sensible, staged treatment.

Absolutely great folks. They REALLY care about your pet…read more Been going there since she opened up and love them.

The best vet team in Savannah. I can't recommend Allison and her team enough. They are honest,…read moreupfront and have been so wonderful to my Shepherd mix and husky. Both of my dogs are quite difficult at the vet. One because of past experiences and the other because she's just a husky LOL. Allison and her team have gone above and beyond to help make them comfortable when going to the vet. My mom also takes her dog here and it's almost become a treat to our pups when they have a vet appt at this point. Love this place and would highly recommend them for your animal's care.