Best Vet I have been to in Mobile (and I have been to too many). Do NOT waste your time and money…read moregoing anywhere else. I cannot say enough good things about them.

Our golden doodle loves the vets at University Animal Hospital. Everyone that works there LOVES…read moreanimals. We have received excellent care (including spaying), and highly recommend. We were new to the Mobile area 4 years ago, and we immediately felt right at home with University Animal Hospital.

Been with these vets for many years. Thank you Dr. Jordan for helping me with my hard decisions…read morewith my sweet kitty Lukey-pie. Very appreciated.

We were in Mobile enjoying a break from the frigid temperatures of our home state, Michigan. We…read moretravel with our senior (thirteen year old) dog, Molson. When entering our truck, Molson slipped and ripped his declaw exposing the quick. We called the Small Animal Clinic, and they were able to see us that morning. The veterinarian promptly took Molson back for treatment. Within twenty minutes his exposed quick had been treated - and he was in much less pain. An hour later - allowing time for the bleeding to stop so the wound could be cleaned and wrapped - we were on our way! We can't say enough about how pleased we were with everything and everyone there! Compassionate, considerate, and very fairly priced!

Cottage Hill Animal Clinic offers the best Vet care in Mobile. Dr. Slaughter and his team truly…read morelove what they do, and I trust them completely. Considering Dr.Slaughter has been practicing for over 50 years, he's in a position where he could charge way more than he does for the quality of care he provides, but he's more than fair. He truly puts the animals wellbeing first, and he's known to work with those that can't front the total cost of services all at once. You won't find another Vet Team in Mobile with more compassion, more knowledge, or more dedication. I wish I'd have found them years ago, but I'm grateful that I have them now. I cannot recommend this Clinic enough.

I love the friendly staff.Dr Slaughter is a great veterinarian. They are helpful and give the best…read moretreatment to my cats.

I have been a loyal customer for many years and never hesitate to recommend this practice. Everyone…read morethere is always friendly and caring with my pets and I am sure their care is excellent with other customers of this clinic. Thanks to all of the excellent staff at Rehm Veterinary Clinic.

If I could give less then one star I would. Waste of time and money. The dr saw my dog and…read morerecommended a treatment, gave her meds for what she recommended. Said she should be fine in a few days and to return if she vomits. Two days later she is in kidney and liver failure. She has now passed only 4 years old so sad. All could have been prevented if she actually observed her behavior. Don't ever take your animal here I have the record to prove it

One star could not do my dead dog justice, but that's my only option. My 14 year old dog Charlie,…read morehad been going here since he was born in the early 2010's. Years ago, he started having breathing issues and we started seeing Dr. Mary Edwards exclusively. He was put on a few medications, and we were fine... until his recent ACL injury, about a month ago. Charlie was a very food driven, active, bubbly dog. After Dr. Mary told me he had an ACL injury, I asked about an injection called Adequan, after doing light research the night before. She lit up and said that would be a great option, so they show me how to administer the medication, gave us some Galliprant, and sent me on my way. Two weeks ago, Charlie started vomiting and having diarrhea. We were trying to give it a few days just incase his stomach was upset. It continued, he began to lay in bed all day and refused food/water. Friday, we took him to a separate vet and they informed us that Charlie was in stage 4 kidney disease, and those two medications he was prescribed are things they can't have if he has kidney disease. This doctor didn't suggest or mention testing his blood before going on these medications. Also, I was never informed of any side effects, or anything to look out for if the medication wasn't right for him. This morning, we had to make the grueling decision to euthanize our sweet boy. His creatinine levels had reached 11 and at that point, he was suffering, in pain, and laboring to breathe. He was my bestfriend since I was in kindergarten, and now he is an angel in heaven. Please, read a few other reviews, as I wish I would've, and take your animal somewhere else.

Today we went for our dog to get her stitches out after having her spayed and her back dew claws…read moreremoved. However she had already taken them out of her legs herself at some point.... When we went to have the surgery 2 weeks ago, they ask that you drop off in morning and then you pick them up that afternoon. They offer bloodwork and pain medicine in addition to the price quoted on the phone that are optional. They give you a paper to fill out when you arrive so you can select what all you want to do for your pet. We opted to have bloodwork, medicine and her nails trimmed too. They call you during and or after surgery to keep you posted. We were relieved to hear she was doing great. They offered to remove her back dew claws because she had already injured them and I had meant to ask them about it, but forgot so I was very happy they called and asked. They were very efficient and professional. The entire staff worked as a team and you can tell they love animals. Overall they had the best pricing (even with the add-ons they offer) and everything went well.

I came in after my 4lbs Chihuahua was attacked by a Pitbull. Clearly he was injured since he was…read moreacting unaware of anything with eyes open, pained panting and one wound next to his eye from the canine tooth. Upon arrival he was taken back then I was placed in an exam room. Moments later dr and a front desk person came in. Dr stated clearly my dog was suffering from blunt force trauma. That the cost would run $600 to $1300 and i would need to pay the higher amount now so tje dr could treat him. It was Dec. 23rd at 8:15 pm. There was no way i had that much money. So I was left in the room to make phone calls to raise the funds. Which I did. I was then left in exam room again about an hour when the Dr came in to say that Xray showed at least his left lung was full of blood or something. I asked what that meant for his life Dr said lets wait and see. He left again and still Im left in exam room until about 11:30 pm when a front desk person came in and asked me to step out since they needed the room. Apparently all other exam rooms were now filled up. I stepped out to waiting room. There was no one at front desk and I waited alone until finally front desk person returned. I asked about my dog she went in back and came back stated the Dr is observing him at this point and will be keeping him over night in and oxygen tent. I asked then why am I still just waiting? Can I go home? I've been there 4 hours now with no real communication. Im scared and in shock myself from the attack and my dogs condition. I also needed to work on Christmas Eve. They asked the Dr and he said there was no reason for me to be waiting around. They let me back to see my dog before leaving. The back area was packed with patients and my dog was in a kennel in a narrow area away from the working area. He looked the same. He did not knowledge me nor react in anyway. Still panting to breathe with tongue out and glazed eyes. It was terrifying. Then i left. At about 4:30 am I called to see how he was doing and was told he was doing better but that I was going to need to find someplace else for him since they were closing at Noon and he would need specialized care. Its Christmas and I'm scheduled to work untl 3pm. I get on phone and start to call places to no avail. At 7 am I get a call to say his heart stopped and what did I want them to do. They wanted to know if I wanted to go ahead and euthanize him. I said yes; I was totally traumatized!!! It wasn't until weeks later I realized if his heart stopped he was dead, right? So why did they have to euthanize him. Just for padding the bill is my opinion!!! Later I learned that the Xrays not only showed his lung was full of blood but also his heart was crushed. So MedVet did one of two things. One kept him alive or told me he was still alive to warrant the money they charged me or they simply left him all night long since they were so busy. They left my 2 year old tea cup Chihuahua suffering all that time. Any good Vet would have known with a crushed heart and full lung(s) he would not survive. This experience has been true torture for my dog made to lay there slowly dying in pain and struggling to breathe and torture to me knowing how he was treated by " Professionals" . It was all about the money and not patient care. Picture of my boy when he was alive.

We live in Fairhope and had never visited this location until a few weeks ago. Our 13 year old…read moreChloe was in rapidly declining health and on a Sunday she started having frequent seizures. So much so that we could not wait for her quality of life check the next day at her normal vet. We called this location and they told us to come in. We brought our little girl in and the staff was so incredibly helpful and nice. We ended up having to send our girl over the rainbow bridge and the staff was so nice and compassionate during one of the worst days of my life. They handled the situation so gracefully. Fast forward to this week, we received Chloe's remains and we even got a card from this location that was signed by the staff and had a paw print on a card from our Chloe. For someone that had never visited this location, they treated us like family and for that, I will be forever grateful

Today we were introduced to a fantastic veterinarian Dr. Hughes - #cecetheshihpoo and #shihpooJax…read moreapproved! Everyone there treated our pups with the love and care we do! Thanks Team!

I've been waiting 4 months to write this review. In Dec., Village called and said I needed to be…read moreseen. I confirmed I needed to come in now and not May (1 year f/u) and the very nice lady at the front desk said "actually yes, I could wait until May." Great! Just 3-4 weeks later, I placed an order for meds to be delivered and the next business day my order was declined. When I noticed this, I called and the other front desk lady - an Extremely unpleasant woman - said I must be seen before I can get more heart meds for my dog. I referred to my call the month prior. The mean lady told me too bad, I must be seen by the new doctor. I was hours away out of town and still they would not fill the rx 1 more time (2weeks supply) without being seen. With no notice, Village cut off my dog's life-saving medication. I had to pack up and head back to Mobile so that I would not be without medication when I arrived back from vacation. What kind of company does that to someone with a terminally ill "baby" as they like to call pets. If that were my only unpleasant experience, I could get over it, but I got a new medication that front desk refused to help me with including ignoring my emails when I inquired about it. Village has treated me terribly in the past few months. The new female vet is young and nice and seems savvy enough, but you have to deal with the front desk the most and the office feels really dirty and old. The workers got together and painted the joint and it's really bad. But you're still paying top dollar for services just like if you pick a vet with a nice office. Since vowing to leave Village, I have taken my new puppy to Westside. It's a much cleaner, appealing office. And we took our sick, sweet girl to University Animal Hospital in a Hail Mary attempt to keep her alive longer from the heart failure that was taking her from us. I called University on a Monday and got in first thing Tues. morning. My husband highly recommends University as a small operation with great service and said we need to start taking our puppy there. I was impressed by University's quick appointment time and they will l do a same day dental! Unheard of. They also do light anesthesia options for dental cleanings but also offer full sedation. When my puppy needs to be spayed, I'll take her to University. And never go back to Village. Ever.

I have taken my dog to this vet a few times now, and they always have me in and out quickly. They…read moreare also very kind!

After being given a price for our vaccinations over the phone, we were charged $140 in unauthorized…read moreexam fees. After speaking to the manager Kelly regarding the discrepancy between our original price and the overcharge, she threatened to delete our dogs vaccination records if we wanted any sort of refund. I have never been spoken too by a vet office the way Kelly spoke to me. We kindly requested a refund due to the fact that we were misinformed by her staff. It worries me that a person like this works in a space that cares for animals. In an animal hospital, many people need a warm, kind spirit to guide them through potentially difficult times. Kelly is very far from that. This was our first time coming and we certainly won't be back. I would fear leaving my animals here alone.

Do not sign up for a subscription. Banfield makes it very difficult to cancel and there are no…read morerefunds. Cancellation could not be completed online or by calling the local office. I had to call a special number at the corporate office. I even changed my credit card number and the subscription did not go away. I was charged for 15 months before I could cancel.

I literally cannot say enough good things about the veterinarians and their staff at this location…read more I changed to this pet hospital after some arguments with my old vet who didn't want to keep up with vet medications. Since switching, we found out my sweet Shadow has diabetes and that's why he had lost 4lbs so quickly and then my sweet Mo who is an older kitty was diagnosed with kidney disease. Their staff was aggressive with treatment and diet. Shadow has now come off of insulin and is maintaining with diet alone and Mo's kidneys are awesome as he is intaking more fluids. I never got that care with the previous two veterinarians. They are always available if something is going on. Everyone knows us by name. Even if we are just shopping in the PetSmart store, they eagerly greet us and ask about our kitties. I love it

Great experience start to finish, which was not at all what I expected. Our eleven-year-old…read moreAustralian Shepherd has laryngeal paralysis. Two days ago, she was in the yard which she fell, yelping in pain. Yesterday, she was lethargic which - if you have an Aussie - you know is wildly atypical. I thought the paralysis had taken its toll and we would have to put her down. Kathy made our appointment. She was empathetic and very helpful over the phone. When we arrived, the receptionist and the vet tech were each super nice and very professional. Dr. Gilson examined Tinkerbelle thoroughly. He explained the utility of each diagnostic and treatment option he recommended, and he quoted us the price. He found that she had fairly extensive osteoarthritis and recommended treatment. Our story had a happy ending because we arrived fearing it was time to euthanize and discovered our dog's problem was treatable. It's also a happy ending because, had it turned out it was time to let our dog go, I feel confident they would have handled that outcome with skill and compassion. Every interaction was excellent. We've had dogs for over 30 years, and we've had a range of experiences with veterinarians over the years. Retired, we now split time between Colorado and Alabama. When we are in Alabama, Dr. Gilson is our new vet and Theodore Veterinary Hospital is our new clinic.

On Monday, April 13, 2026, we called Theodore Veterinary Hospital to ask about the cost of…read morecremating our 14-year-old Labrador, "Half-Pint". Since we are both retired, we needed to know the price in advance. We were told that the basic package was $200 and that packages increased to almost $400 depending on what you wanted. We said we wanted the basic package for $200. Upon arriving with our dying family member and pet (Half-Pint), we asked to have her humanely put down and cremated only to be informed that the price of cremation was now $289 after being told just an hour before that it was $200. Not only that, they kept trying to sell us packages of up to $400 as we were grieving. We have been customers for over a year only to have them lie, deceive, and prey on us during this very emotional and painful time. I told them that this is not what we were told and we wanted the $200 basic package we were quoted. The technician said she understood and went to get the manager. While we were waiting, a second technician came in with the same options and also tried to sell us a more expensive package. The manager nonchalantly walked into the room where I had to explain everything all over again all while the dog lay there suffering. The manager said there was nothing she could do and that the girl up front had quoted the wrong price. I told her this was deceiving and we should not have to be dealing with this on top of losing our pet. She said, "What do you want me to do?" I said ,"Honor the price we were quoted." She said," I can't do that." As I left to get our vehicle, one of the girls at the front desk asked if everything was alright, I told her, in front of other customers standing there listening what was going on. The manager walked up and got in my face and said I needed to go that there were customers standing there listening and I told them they better leave if they didn't want to be lied to and deceived because you can't trust what these people tell you. Theodore Veterinary Hospital was going to charge us over $500 for euthanasia and cremation. We called our former vet in Baldwin County and they said they would take care of her. Their fee for the same procedure was under $400. They seemed more concerned with what we were going through with losing a member of our family. I was left with not being there for my family because I had to take my 89 year old mother to the doctor that morning so I could not be there for my wife or my pet and family member when she was put to sleep. This stressful situation with Theodore Veterinary Hospital caused my heart condition to act up as they were only interested in making as much money as they could off of our distress and pain of losing our family member "Half-Pint".