I have taken my goats, dog, and most recently my cat to Dr. Barker for many years. The cat had…read moredeveloped a life threatening abscess on his back leg. Dr. Barker performed surgery, and thoroughly cleaned out the wound, and the cat is doing doing great. He has performed a C-section on a goat that couldn't deliver, neutered many of my male goats, and as painlessly as can be done, and provided many other interventions for my animals. I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Barker's abilities and the attentiveness of his staff. You will not find a more caring, competent, and inexpensive place to have all your pet needs met. I highly recommend All Creatures Animal Clinic!

Terrible, made and appointment to xray our dog Willow for puppies. Thought we would see a vet and…read morediscuss the X-ray and any concerns. We never saw a vet and the only person to discuss it with was the receptionist. Was charged 140.00 dollars and we never left the waiting room. 40.00 dollars for office visit and we never saw and office. We have always had good service before this visit.and sorry to say won't be back.

Awesome! Thank you for your compassion. It's hard these days to find a veterinarian that I feel…read moretruly does love animals and their owners more than money. I've finally found a clinic in Walker County I can take my pets to a feel good 100% about the doctor who takes care of them.

They have been my family's Vet for as long as I can remember they're practically all my family now!!read more

Wonderful place to take your fur children. The staff is very friendly and personable. Dr. Sullivan…read moreis very thorough and cares about her patients. It only took minutes to see her once we got here. I brought my two pups here last week. The waiting area is very large and welcoming. It's the vet, so animals will be naturally intimidated, but this is a great place to take them!

I want to start off by saying, the only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because they are not open…read moreon Saturday's. The Monday-Friday hours can be hard to work around, however, I still will not take my dog anywhere else unless it's an absolute emergency situation. We rescued a girl beagle mix about a year ago. I named her Molly. The night after she arrived at her new home we planned to took her straight to The Red Barn Animal Clinic the next day. I assumed she was about 5 1/2-6 mons old (which I was told by the vet I was correct). We could see her ribs so I knew she was very malnourished, her ears were scabbed over bad, she wouldn't hardly eat, she was very scared and would shake (especially around men), the rope that had been around her neck was almost growing into her skin, I figured she had worms because her breath smelt horrible but I wasn't sure, and she was not sleeping while. When we arrived at the vet I told them the story and they immediately took her to the exam room and did a full check up and shots (as I had asked). I was correct about everything I had assumed plus both her ears were extremely infected. The staff was very nice, helpful, and quick about getting Molly back to the exam room. The vet came out to personally talk with me about Molly's needs and what she had discovered as while as to answer all my questions and concerns! She did not make me feel rushed while we talked, like most other vets I've talk with in the past, she was very knowledgeable and seemed genuinely concerned about Molly's well being and made me feel like she really did care about my new dog as much as I did. They gave me her new meds and very detailed instructions on what ALL I needed to do for her to get her better ASAP. What foods would be best and how much and anything else I could think of to get this puppy healthy again. I was also told I could call with any questions or concerns at anytime if need be. Within 24 hours after that visit Molly had already begun to feel better and her personality started to show little by little. It's been a little over a year now since we first got her home and we're still at the same clinic. Molly is very healthy now and spoilt rotten, not only by us (her humans) but also by the wonderful staff at Red Barn Animal Clinic! I highly recommend this veterinarian and would like to say thank you to all the staff members there for taken such good care of my baby and doing such a great job and caring for the animals they treat!

DO NOT GO HERE The staff looks very unprofessional and…read morenasty, facial piercings and greasy hair. Everything is so expensive and outdated, my dog can't have steroids because it hurts dogs livers with too many uses and now my dog has been euthanized because they kept giving steroids for itching skin instead of a non steroid injection which is available in other clinics.. I wish I had known... THE DOCTOR IS SO RUDE, and so is the staff. No one smiles and I could hear the doctor yelling at his help from our exam room, then I heard him throw a stool. ( I know it was a tool because when he opened the door to come back in I seen it laying on the ground) Very bad smelling clinic as well and is very dirty...

I find it odd that one review came from a person in Texas and another in Opelika, Al which is hours…read morefrom Sumiton. I have been using this clinic for more than 20 years and have never had a single problem with the clinic cleanliness (it does have animals for patients), the doctor or the staff. You may find a vet that is a little cheaper but often you get what you pay for. I believe the 2 reviews were written by people that have an personal grudge against the clinic or doctor and are in no way factual. If you want a good vet for your pet see Dr. Tommy Creel