Excellent veterinarian! Professional staff. Courteous and responsive . Listens with understandingread more

Very bad service. Doctor wouldn't give me advice on how to treat feral cats in the wild to try to…read morehelp them even tho I was willing to buy the products from them. Very rude at the counter. I would not recommend this vet at all.

I have adopted two shelter pets so far and both have been the most loving fur babies I've ever…read moreknown. The first was "Mister", an incredibly sweet, miniature schnauzer with silver hair (just like mine), so we were inseparable for the rest of his years on earth. The next was "Nakey Jake", an amazing, two-year-old, Sphynx! He's my hairless fur baby who is loving, playful, and sassy. He's proud of his uniqueness, and loves to cuddle when I'm home from work. You'll notice that neither of mine had (or have) actual fur. Schnauzers have hair, and Sphynx have no fur. The SPCA staff and volunteers in Lenoir County are simply wonderful! They care for some very special animals who end up abandoned for some reason, and they keep their stress levels low while finding them the best homes. Adopt one today!

very unsatisfied with the operation i chose a 8 week old puppy an was told my4 year old female had…read moreto be spayd before i could take the puppy home like an 8 week old puppy is going to beed with the 4 year old in the meen time the puppy i chose was adoped by someone else while my female was already spayed,i was called 8-12-26 2:43 pm, i picked up my female at the vet 8-13-26 at 4 pm already spade so why am i pisst off i wonder!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

very gentle handling my large bernadoodle as well as my yorkie poo mini. Maintain schedule timing.read more

What a wonderful find!! I took my 3 crazy hounds there for a week and it was such a great…read moreexperience. I'm very obsessed with my dogs and Henry was so nice, sending photos and videos, so I could see them all running around having a great time! They also came home smelling wonderful as they had baths before pick-up :) I'm already booking my next vacation since I know my babies are very well taken care of (and they love it!) Thank you so much Henry and Team!! Leigh (and Max, Stella and Fig)

Staff and Dr VanCura are friendly and knowledgeable with both my dog and my cat. Did I say that Dr…read moreVanCura is the absolute best? Thorough and professional and very caring.

Dr Wells is responsible for the death of four of my 2-day-old English Bulldog puppies . They put…read morethe puppies in a back kennel and forgot about them and their body temperatures dropped causing them to die .

For something that costs $155 I expected my dog to receive a nice haircut. I showed the groomer a…read morepicture of what I wanted and she took a picture of it. Very nice groomer and people who work here but I expected better for $155. Terrible grooming.

Their staff treat your animals so kindly, they always do a great job, their prices are super…read morereasonable. Not always available to answer your call but always call back promptly! Love them!

I run a registered nonprofit animal rescue in South Carolina. We recently took in a golden retrieve…read morewho spent most of his young life in a crate. His owners were putting him to sleep because they didnt want a dog (was originally belonged to their daughter) and they wanted to go on vacation. He's since been placed with a foster family who decided almost immediately that Lucky belonged with them permanently. I started working on getting this poor dog in for vaccines and a skin scrape as he has massive hotspots. He needed his vaccines so he could go to the groomers as he really needed the matting taken care of. I called SCAH last week and explained Luckys situation ensuring it wouldn't be a issue. They had no problem providing me a quote and immediately booking his appointment. I was told "we work with a lot of rescues and adopted dogs" His foster mom arrived early with Lucky and sat in the waiting room. Lucky was great in the waiting room...barked at a cat but never growled or aggressively tried to get to the feline. He was being sweet with tail wags to everyone who came up to him. He was doing so much better than he was when they took him home a few weeks ago. They called Luck to the back at 9:53 and they were dismissed at 10:03. Why? Because Lucky being nervous dropped to the floor and let out a low growl, not a snarl, he didn't fly off the handle. His foster immediately reassured him and offered to muzzle him for his exam. The vet told her no that wouldnt work the exact quote "Oh no! He can chew right through that!". Which lets be honest is impossible if the muzzle is fitted correctly.  The foster asked about sedation. She was told "I cant do that this morning. I'm not putting myself and staff at risk". He acted like Lucky was a vicious sog snarling and chomping at everyone over a simple low growl at the beginning. Then they asked her to leave as he was "too dangerous" but not before the doctor pulled her to the side to urge her to not adopt him. His reason? Luckys obvious aggressiveness and the fact that she has children. *eye roll*  His foster informed the vet that Lucky is not aggressive, that he is simply scared. Assured him that the children are always monitored with Lucky and he has never so much as growled at the kids. She explained how nobody has ever given him a chance or the opportunity to acclimate to new things. This vet ought to be ashamed that his FEAR was allowed to take precedence and to combat that he chose to lable the dog as aggressive. I really hope nobody has taken their dogs into him for a behavior evaluation as he will let his nervousness take the front seat on that one. Absolutely unbelievable.

The staff and doc are wonderful. Theyve seen both of our pets, one of which is a -very- unfriendly…read morecat (he was declawed before he came to us, and we're pretty sure it left some trust issues). They are always very professional, friendly, and most importantly of all...competent.