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    Windy Hill Veterinary Hospital

    4.4 (33 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Holly & Henry
    Penelope E.

    We began taking our two aging dachshunds to Dr Hunter several years ago and cannot be happier with this practice. They are always very professional and compassionate but most of all honest. Your pets are treated very well. In fact our two dogs usually hate to leave when there! Both vets are extremely knowledgeable and in no way try to pressure you into getting "extras" as with some vets. If you are in need of a trustworthy, compassionate vet, this is your place! Your pets care and comfort are their priority. I would never consider taking our dogs anywhere else!

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    Sydney C.

    I am so happy with my experience here. My dog had an unusual wound on her behind that she was licking. I was extremely concerned because it looked like a potential spider bite. I called my vets office (not Windy Hill's office) to ask for an emergency appointment. They could not take us even though we've been going there for a couple of years, and I was really frightened. I called around to multiple vet clinics, and Windy Hill was the only location that would see my dog as a same day appointment (I also discovered shortly after that one of my friends uses Windy Hill and highly recommended them). Windy Hill's employees were so friendly, understanding, and efficient. They let us know that my dog's anal gland had ruptured (!!!) and so they treated her and prescribed her meds. I am happy with the service, promptness, and cost of the visit. I will be using Windy Hill's Vet Hospital from here on out for my pets. Thank you guys so much for your help :) I am happy and so is my puppy!

    Angela P.

    I cannot say enough about Dr Hunter and the others at this clinic. I moved 4 days ago to Atlanta for a major job promotion having to leave my family behind initially but having a dying polycystic kidney disease Siamese who if left behind in VA was certain to die under a bed alone due to DH schedule. Our vet there felt euthanasia last Sat might be too soon as she was mid treatment and she rallied on the 12hr drive. Sadly it was a final hurrah and I found myself having to find a vet in an unfamiliar area near where I'm staying with friends to ease her pain and my 2nd day on the job, have her PTS over my lunch hour which was brutal. This cat had been the light of my life and I had only a week to realize she was dying & past saving. Dr Hunter and her tech (red hair-not sure name) were the ***2 most compassionate human beings I've ever met to both my sweet cat and I*** They took time to weigh her, administrate meds correctly to help her transition, I spent time with my kitty as I wanted her to never feel abandoned. My VA Vets we're always very clinical even if gentle. Dr Hunter truly cared & I felt worse for her than myself at the end, it clearly affected the staff (kitty wasn't even 9 yet) and that level of compassion will have my other pets coming here when the transfer is complete. My kitty crossed over without seizure or pain and they took a horrible gut wrenching decision and helped make it peaceful and dignified for us. Only cons-and they are few-are the fees can be high for daily hospital care vs my experience up north and the wait time can be long if you are a work in. However the time and money were worth it for the beautiful and kind service and care they gave my Knibby and I in our time of need. If they ever put people to sleep, I'd let Dr Hunter do my procedure --she's that good.

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    Very caring veterinarian, and excellent care for our aging dog. The office appear to be well equipped with x-ray on premise.

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    Took very good care of my baby!!! I was so worried about her and they reassured me it wasn't anything serious. Thank you!!!

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    Chastain Animal Clinic - Front of building.

    Chastain Animal Clinic

    (44 reviews)

    Dr. Hunter explained in detail what we need to do to help our 10 year old kitty with a sore that…read morewon't heal. She is very knowledgeable and compassionate with our kitty and answers all my questions and explains what our options are. Her assistants are very nice and helpful also. The front desk employees are very helpful and friendly also. Their new office building is very nice also. I highly recommend Dr Hunter.

    Extremely Disappointing and Concerning…read more What a shame. I am extremely disappointed by the apparent relationship between this clinic and a breeder called Fancy Toy Poodles. Puppies are being sold by this breeder, with missing, inaccurate, and questionable health records and puppies that are already sick! The situation is heartbreaking because these are innocent animals whose health and well-being should come first. I was told that the breeder works with Chastain Animal Clinic and recommends this clinic to buyers because they can receive a discount. If a veterinary clinic is knowingly facilitating or enabling the sale of unhealthy puppies, that raises very serious ethical concerns. Veterinarians and veterinary clinics should be advocates for animal welfare--not simply part of a business arrangement involving breeders. I hope the appropriate authorities and veterinary organizations take these concerns seriously and look into the situation. These puppies deserve better, and consumers deserve transparency when making such an important decision.

    Cat Care of Vinings - Dr. Mike Friedlander with a cat at Cat Care of Vinings.

    Cat Care of Vinings

    (49 reviews)

    Nearly three years later, we can't imagine taking our cats to any other veterinary practice else as…read morelong as we live anywhere near Atlanta. We've got 4 young cats now (ages 1-4), and Dr. Mike has been so thorough treating them when they've had everything from the common kitty cold to unexplained vomiting and refusal to eat. Dr. Mike explores all the possibilities, thoroughly investigates, and presents different options to help you decide on the best treatment for your cat in a logical manner... focused first and foremost on what is best for your cat but also in a very budget-focused manner. You always know the costs and treatment options (definitely get insurance for your cats, by the way). When one of our cats got sick over a weekend, we wasted hundreds of dollars at an emergency vet that didn't really know what they were doing. They took random X-rays that yielded no useful information. Nothing changed, and on Monday we were back at CCOV. Dr. Mike, in contrast, was methodical and immediately drilled down into what was going on. She made it seem so easy, so obvious. So a few months later, when another one of our cats got sick going into the weekend, we went straight to CCOV, saving ourselves a trip to the emergency vet because Dr Mike helped prepare us to care for our kitty over the weekend. In terms of regular visits, Dr. Mike and the CCOV team help our cats feel calm and comfortable, with everything from essential oils, towel wraps, and that special magic Dr. Mike has that somehow calms even our most neurotic kitty. We love the team at CCOV and especially Dr. Mike! Wouldn't trust our cats to anyone else.

    We took our eight-year-old cat, Ari, to Cat Care of Vinings on August 4, 2026, after noticing blood…read morein his stool. We paid approximately $1,150 for his examination, X-rays, bloodwork, medication, and two cans of veterinary prescription food. Fortunately, the tests did not reveal a serious condition, although we did not receive a clear explanation of what had caused the bleeding. Obtaining copies of Ari's medical records also required repeated phone calls and more than a week of follow-up. Dr. Elizabeth MedVed recommended Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets OM and arranged access through the clinic's Purina Vet Direct account. The available wet-food options were primarily cases of 24 cans. Because cats can be very particular about food, we wanted to purchase a few individual cans and try the available authorized flavors before committing to a full and expensive case. We found individual cans at a local pet store, but the store required valid veterinary authorization. When we called Cat Care of Vinings, we were told that we could purchase the food only through the Vet Direct account created by the clinic. They would not provide us with a written authorization or approve a request from another retailer. We were not rejecting the veterinarian's dietary recommendation. We simply wanted the freedom to purchase smaller quantities from a retailer of our choice until we knew whether Ari would consistently eat the food. On August 25, 2026, we sent the clinic a formal written request asking for the authorization or confirmation that they would approve a request submitted directly by our chosen retailer. As of Friday, August 28, after allowing three business days for a response, we have received neither the requested authorization nor any reply from the clinic. We found this experience unnecessarily restrictive, unhelpful, and disappointing, particularly after the cost of Ari's evaluation and the repeated follow-up previously required to obtain his medical records. Pet owners should be treated with transparency and should receive a response when making a reasonable written request concerning their pet's recommended diet. I will update this review if Cat Care of Vinings responds and resolves the matter professionally.

    Good Dog Veterinary Care

    Good Dog Veterinary Care

    (10 reviews)

    Recently I had an experience with my dog who was having seizures. I brought her in hoping for…read moreurgency when what I assume was the receptionist noticed me crying, but the receptionist continued her phone call. Maybe that is protocol (first come, first serve), or maybe she did not notice me, but she was not the reason for me writing a review. I was brought to the back where I met Dr.Boyce. After explaining what happened, Dr.Boyce suggested two options for my dog; she stay for observation where she can be monitored and administered medicine, if needed again, or she come home with us and we administer the medicine ourselves. He gave us the room to determine what was best for my dog as another attendant brought her back with a catheter for monitoring, so I could see her. I admit I was not fully present due to realizing the severity of my dog, but I knew I wanted her to be around professionals who could help her better than I, if needed. When Dr.Boyce re-entered, I unknowingly and accidentally interrupted him by saying, "we'll let you monitor her," not realizing he was speaking while walking in. I assume the doctor only caught the end of my statement, because he acknowledged it with an "oh, okay" and continued speaking about the preventative medicine we would need to give her when I took her home for good that night. Dr.Boyce then took my dog, mentioning he was going to remove her catheter and left, but again, I was kind of out-of-it with the severity of my dog. By the time the next person entered the room, it was the attendant with my dog without a catheter and her 'instant' medicine. As she guided me to the front, I was confused and told the attendant that I believe there was a miscommunication, because I had told the doctor I wanted my dog to stay. Dr.Boyce was within earshot and spoke up saying "Oh we took out the catheter already, I thought you said you wanted to take her," as he ushered the attendant to take her back. No sorry or acknowledgment of the miscommunication which to me, confirmed the lack of bedside manner I had felt previously with his "oh, okay." Looking back, my annoyance was more so in the fact that nobody confirmed anything, when a simple "are you sure" would have clarified the miscommunication. As someone who has had her for over 15 years, I know that dogs can be expensive, and knowing I wanted to do everything within my financial power to help her get better, I was left in that moment wondering how much extra putting the catheter back in would be if they needed to. We came back around 2 hours later to pick her up. After learning that she had been ok from the attendant, we received the special 'instant' medicine to stop her seizures, but there were no further aftercare about what my dog could or couldn't do, where I was to get the preventative medicine, and especially no written instructions. I arrived home exhausted, and found myself unable to fully explain what do to next, or what to do if special circumstances were to arise. I placed my dog in her bed but was unaware if she was allowed to go to sleep? Was the room light too bright? I wished I didn't have doubts that could have been again, answered. My intention is not to leave this to ruin the reputation of a vet clinic that I'm sure had good intentions - as shown by the 5.0 scoring. It is more so to make aware of gaps that could hopefully be filled going forward by ensuring actions are made with 100% clarity, not leaving dog owners uncertain.

    My dog is not easy going when it comes to being examined, but Alaka and Dr. Rice go above and…read morebeyond to try to keep her calm & still, and do it with such kindness and patience. They typically get the unwanted parting gift of Corgi Confetti (my dog's fur) all over them, and I always feel bad. Daisy and I are grateful to you both for your care and expertise, and we love the front desk crew! Next time Daisy & I will bring y'all a better thank you gift

    Powers Ferry Animal Hospital

    Powers Ferry Animal Hospital

    (96 reviews)

    I have been coming here for a couple years now with my senior 16 year old cat and they have always…read morebeen wonderful and accommodating to him. He is also very spicy at the vet and they do a great job of being fear free but also ensuring anything that I can do at home is done there to limit his stress. Dr. Marano is great :) As typical for private practices, prices for exams and bloodwork can be a little higher than larger corporate practice but in my opinion, it is worth it to have a vet who will routinely call or email me if I have any concerns between visits, and answers all my questions. I appreciate the smaller feel and having team members who remember my cat and will not try to be unfair or overcharge. They are great at filling my Chewy subscriptions and supporting his at home care. All in all, I highly recommend and they are always kind, prompt, professional, and fantastic!

    Our dogs have been patients here for 15 years. Powers Ferry Animal Hospital goes above and beyond…read moreto serve and care for their pets and their family members. We've said goodbye to our first family pet here under the wonderful care of Dr. Scott Miller. We then adopted a dog when she was 2 and powers ferry and Dr Miller have taken amazing care of her. We just welcomed a new puppy into our family and it's been so fun experiencing the puppy side of PFAH. All of our dogs have loved it there. Dr. Miller will sit on the floor with your dogs and meet them where they are at. The staff is amazing, interactive with the dogs, super responsive with questions, emails, and callbacks. We've been here for health checks, sick visits, end of life care, new puppy care, copper head bites, and all the in between. I couldn't recommend them more.

    PetWell Veterinary Healthcare

    PetWell Veterinary Healthcare

    (107 reviews)

    Westside / Home Park

    Dr. Bocksted and his staff assumed that my girlfriend and I abandoned our dog at the facility. We…read moreleft for coffee after our pet went to the back, as we received no instruction that we had to stay. Instead of calling and inquiring about our whereabouts politely, we received a harsh and demanding call from Dr. Bocksted himself demanding that we return to the facility immediately. Apparently, his staff member said that it was the 'vibe' we gave off that indicated that we intended to abandon our pet (was it the fact that my girlfriend is a person of color?). Don't bother visiting this facility. The team is knowledgeable but have no social intelligence. A veterinarian is someone who you build a relationship with and must see often, so choose wisely.

    At last, I think we found our go to! I have a VERY scaredy…read morecat, that when bring out of the room and hiding isn't available, turns into wolverine... vet is never fun. Dr Berger and Nurse Berger went above and beyond to accommodate my requests, especially pre-medication, to make this a more successful outing and greatly limited the ins and outs of the room while we were there. Was Loki happy and purring? No. And she never will be... I think... Was she manageable with a step by step plan and approach? I'd say yes. And I'm very happy with what we accomplished today. Recommend to anyone that protects less sociable/introvert pets. As long as we are in ATL, we will come here for pet needs.

    Windy Hill Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated September 2026

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