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    Better Life Veterinary

    3.6 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    She was very considerate when our dog pawed away at home. She even sent a Christmas gift for the dog's passing.

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    Animal Medical Clinic 2 - Aubrey, wondering why the kitties weren't allowed in the exam room...

    Animal Medical Clinic 2

    (7 reviews)

    Can't say enough good things about this clinic, and highly recommend them to others. To be honest?…read moreI was going to go elsewhere because they had no Yelp reviews, and I wanted to see some good reviews before entrusting my new dog's first post-shelter check to them. However, AMC2 was within nice walking distance, so I decided to take a chance. SO happy I did! The office is clean, pleasant, and welcoming. There were a couple of cats wandering about, who were clearly accustomed to seeing incoming dogs and ignoring or avoiding them. One did peer over the counter at my dog who was delighted. About the dog: Aubrey's a pitbull. Which isn't always warmly received, even at vet offices. Yet every single member of the staff she met was positive and cheerful with her. She's a social butterfly, so it's wonderful when people love her back! Dr. Trotter and the tech were very gentle with her exam, blood draw, and ear-cleaning. They made it a GREAT experience for Aubrey. It was just as good an experience for me. We'll be moving shortly (military orders), and the receptionist really went the extra mile to take care of us. She helped consolidate our shots/test schedule, and printed out a complete record of the visit for the vet in our new location. We were also given information for ordering supplies from AMC online if needed. And lastly, we were invited to bring Aubrey by at any time to weigh her (she'd lost weight in the shelter). AND, there's a military discount - every little bit helps! TL;DR - We were delighted with the thorough, high-quality care.

    The best vet!!' All these girls are wonderful, from the receptionist to Dr Whaley. I won't go…read moreanywhere else.

    Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital - Ready to go into Taylor Crossing!

    Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital

    (21 reviews)

    Absolutely LOVE this office. So blessed I chose them. My girlfriends animals are patients at…read moreanother vet here in Montgomery, and that vet's office does not run 1/10 as smoothly as Taylor Crossing. Very rarely do I wait more than a few minutes before getting into a room, and the doctors are all great! Their staff is excellent; they are always upbeat and glad to see you and your animals. I also use their boarding facilities for my kitties. I almost feel safer leaving them with the TC staff than leaving them with trusted friends or family. I know that when I leave town, loving people are giving my animals love and attention during my absence. What a great feeling. These guys run a well oiled machine with all the right parts. If only all businesses could run this way....

    I'm making this post on the behalf of my sister. If your pets has Taylor Crossing as their…read moreestablished vet, I would reconsider. I have had 2 incidents with them and they're not good ones. Back in July, 2 of my dogs were boarded for about 6 days. When I picked them up, I had noticed there was blood on the floor in the lobby, but didn't think anything of it. We went back home and when I was unloading the dogs in the car, I saw that there was blood all over one of the floor mats. After further inspection, it was one of my dogs. They had clipped the quick and was bleeding while still in the facility. He had a rash that was really bad, had hives, lost the hair behind his ears, and had a double ear infection. I was not told any of this when I picked him up, but you can physically see it. He's never been back. On Monday, my sisters cat was showing some pretty disturbing signs. She wasn't eating, drinking, using the bathroom, balance issues, or had any energy. She was just stiff. She was set to have an appt with them on Friday, just to get shots but I called to see if they could see her then. We went there and they checked out her out. They said it was an upper respiratory infection. They gave her some injections, did some bloodwork, and gave her some medicine. Throughout yesterday, she wasn't getting better, but she wasn't declining. Around 10pm last night, she took a turn for the worst and was rushed to VCA's ER. We then found out that it wasn't an upper respiratory infection, it was something neurological and her eyes were twitching. They kept her overnight to see if they could turn it around. 5 AM this morning, we got a call that she did not make it due to organ failure. The bloodwork showed that. Her liver and kidneys shut down. It was probably something she ingested, but it is unknown on what. I gave them a pass for my boy and took him to somewhere else, but I wasn't expecting them to drop the ball on something like this. My sister's cat was failed terribly. They told us over the phone that they ASSUMED it was an upper respiratory infection because she had one in the past while she was at the humane shelter before she was adopted by my sister. So basically, forget trying to find other causes and just give her all these treatments that cost almost $400 that did nothing. We brought her to the VCA ER and it took them no time to figure out what was going on. It was never an upper respiratory infection. Do better.

    Better Life Veterinary - vet - Updated October 2026

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