Dr. John Chappell and staff have treated our pets for over 15 years and its been a true and…read moreabsolute blessing. Not only do they provide excellent care, they treat you as family and take true personal interest in your pets. The care is extraordinary and affordable. From the front desk staff and veterinary assistants to the veterinarians themselves (Dr. John and Dr. Libby), its top grade service and care. We probably still wouldn't have our precious 17 year old gal if it weren't for the care of everyone at Chappell Animal Hospital.

We adopted a dog from here at the end of November last year. He is adjusting into a wonderful…read moreloving dog. It was evident when we brought him home that he had been abused by his former owners because he would cower in fear every time he heard a raised voice. Our vet said it was evident that he hadn't been fed a proper diet by his former owners. We don't know whether he was removed from a home or came in as a stray, but thank you Lancaster County Animal Shelter for saving him. Astro is so sweet and he is now in a safe, loving, non-abusive home and has settled into a good life.

We have recently signed on to transport animals to veterinarians and to out-of-state and adoption…read morecenters through the Lancaster Animal Shelter Supporters (L.A.S.S.). In the poorest county in South Carolina, these people are doing a wonderous job in taking in abandoned or feral animals, cleaning them up, getting them necessary inoculations and arranging for neutering/spaying. States with strict neuter/spay laws do not have sufficient orphan animals to fill the demand for adoption. Mostly the northern states, their shelters are anxious to acquire potential pets. We are part of an above ground underground railroad of animal transporters who move the animals to more northern shelters where the potential for adoption is much higher than in the southeast. It is very gratifying to pick up and load primarily these cats and dogs. They are scared and are soooo receptive to pets and kind words. We have different sized cages among our group for transport and bring towels for padding. The longest distance is under 100 miles so we make a day of it, or at least a lunch occasion. Everyone we meet is sincerely involved in taking care of these pets. The goal is to get homes for them rather than to euthanize any of them. A great effort and worthy of support. Certainly contributions are welcome in cash, food, cat litter, veternary care and supplies, dog beds, or padding and in volunteers. There are only two county paid employees. The rest of the effort is all volunteer.

I absolutely love this little gem of a grooming spot! It's a cozy, welcoming place run by the…read moresweetest owner and her wonderful daughter. They're friendly, relatable, and clearly love what they do. The space is clean, simple, and feels like visiting a friend's place rather than a big corporate shop. "Leila" always comes out looking adorable and happy. So grateful for this small business!

Dr Thames is the best! He has treated and truly cared for my horses over the last 25 + yearsread more

We scheduled Dr. Thames to come to our home and euthanize our quickly declining 18 year shepherd…read more Dr. Thames was very efficient, but took the time to explain to our 10 and 15 year olds what he was doing, why and that it would allow our poor pet to be free from pain. Though I understand he does a lot of large animal care he has a very good bedside manner during a difficult time. I would highly recommend.

I'm amazed at the treatment I found here. Brought in a cat found hanging around my yard with…read moreinjured back paws. she has a collar so its someone's cat I told them its not my cat but I don't want to see her in pain. they said they are a business I had to pay and make an appointment. 4 days later at her appointment they made me agree to update her rabies shots if i wanted her looked at. mind you still not my cat. i had to sign agreeing to pay over $150. not including meds before they would even look at the cat. which i signed and was willing to pay. someone then brought me out several forms to fill out with my personal information. i reminded them its not my cat, i just want to make sure she's not in pain. few minuets later they brought the cat back out to me. He told me his manager said to take the cat someplace else if i didn't want to fill out the paperwork. they did this to spite me but never looked at the cat and left her injured in the box. I could never recommend a place like this ever. May have been a great place at one time but it is not now.

Highly recommend Dr. Lepardo and staff at Central Carolina Animal Hospital. They have taken great…read morecare of two of my fur kids and a fur grandkid knowledgeably and helped send one across the bridge compassionately.

This is the place to go if you need immediate help for your fur baby…read more They took our Teddy quickly and helped him with a problem the same day, as well as being thorough with a diagnosis. They also called the next day to follow up on how he was and if the meds were working!

I wish there was a zero star. It was very misleading when i went to see it. surrounded by this…read morebeautiful fenced in grass area i naturally figured thats where she let the dogs run 3 times a day. Nope.I texted her while on vacation to check on my babies, (golden and lab) and she said they were ok except Charley kept rubbing his nose in the rocks and it was red. Immediately i thought "what rocks"?. and then she realized that she didn't want me to know she left my babies outside all day so she texted me back and said, maybe he was rubbing his nose on the concrete in his kennell. I am not ignorant. i knew then something was wrong so we left our vacation early to go get them and thank u Jesus we did. When she takes them outside 3 times a day the kennels she shoves them in are made up of large rocks and no room to run. well, Charley is an inside dog and doesn't poop in rocks but grass, nor does my lab nick and he's an outside dog. I was so upset on my way to get them because i realized there feet never touched that beautiful lush green grass she has. She puts them in kennels outside that are filled with large rocks and worst of all she leaves them out there. She told on herself when she tried to say oh, maybe he did it in his inside concrete kennell. She was leaving my best friends out in rock kennell all day with no air conditioner. Charley was completely traumatized when we picked him up. It's been almost 2 weeks since we picked them up and Charley doesn"t have his pretty black nose anymore. It is red now and not healing. We also had to go to vet for apoquel for his paws from digging in rocks. He was limping but the meds worked quickly. I am just tore up inside that she did this to them. She tried to get out of it by saying he did that inside. That's how i know for sure she left them out there. She didnt even pet them or speak to them when my husband dropped them off. He took them to there nice air conditioned kennell himself. But no,they were left outside in the heat. Now tell me....How do u sterilize a kennell full of rocks. The poop and pee from other doggies are under the rocks. So its always there which is not sanitized and laying under those nasty unclean large rocks. Shes Lazy and heartless. She didn't want to have to clean the inside kennels. That's why Charley was digging in rocks. He was hoping to get grass under there to poop in. It took me 2 weeks to write this review because i knew if I didn't wait till my anger calmed down i would have lost it on her. So bravo for u guys who have had a good experience with her but do u know she is leaving ur babies out in the heat in a kennell full of rocks. I guess that beautiful grass is just for show. She neglected to show me the rock filled kennell. Im still so upset. My dogs were totally traumatized and fearful even when we got them home. That is absolutely animal abuse and yes i called the humane society and i hope others will be mindful of these things when u take ur babies there. Like i said, she knew she had stuck her foot in it when she immediately texted me back to say he done it in the inside kennell So I wouldn't know she left them out there in the HEAT!!!!! They could have died of heat stroke and I imagine Charley was also trying to dig his way out of the rock kennell. It just occurred to me why she would have a rock kennell. She's lazy and it seems to be at the cost of my babies and yours. She would rather leave them in the heat then have to clean there kennels. So make up ur on mind but im still considering lawsuit for animal abuse.

Tammy was professional and accommodating when I brought in the family dog for a wash and trim…read more Highly recommend!

I can not say enough wonderful things about Dr Nan. My sweet Toby had been fighting lymphoma for…read moreover 7 months and was finally ready to run, play and swim free from all pains and limitations. Dr Nan came to the house, agreed with how and where we wanted to do the procedure in order to make it as kind and peaceful as possible. She was so calm and loving to Toby and to our entire family. She made a horrible situation survivable.

My baby's only option for pain relief this week was euthanasia. She'd already spent some inpatient…read moretime with her regular vet and she really didn't care for going in to that office. Since this was inherently going to be a stressful situation for me (what an understatement!), I didn't want her to be stressed or afraid too. The regular vet (Dr Melissa Privette of Palmetto Pet Hospital, already reviewed) was entirely sympathetic and recommended Dr Nan. Dr Nan is wonderful. She's caring and compassionate and her come-to-you practice allows her to spend quality time with both you and your pet. She truly cares for both of you! She educated me in advance about the process and what to expect. And she delivered on every commitment, there were no surprises. Dr Nan serves about a 40 mile radius of Charlotte so chances are, she'll come to you. She charges $38-$42 for the visit. Drugs or other supplies needed are extra, just as you'd find in a regular vet office. She treats dogs, cats and horses and can do pretty much anything except surgery at your home. If your baby hates going to the vet's office, give Dr Nan a try. I would not wish a euthanasia situation on any pet parent. But if you are left with no other humane options, make your last choice Dr Nan.