Very thoughtful and thorough care for Moose and Squirrel the Kats from the vet who originally took…read morecare of them when they were kittens. Great reunion!

I'm so disappointed. A friend referred me to Cornerstone and my first visit was great. I have a…read more14 year old 13 lb Jackchi Mia. My second visit was with Dr East due to Mia's allergies. She recommended the shot which I planned for but she also said I should use a "mousse" on her feet to help them heal from the biting. I asked the tech if it will make her sick since she constantly licks them, and the tech said there would be no problem. I applied the mousse when we got home. But that night Mia threw up her dinner and then threw up her breakfast the next morning. I called Cornerstone and had to wait for an available vet to respond to the tech who called me back a few hours later. The vet said "she should have worn a cone". Well - duh? Why didn't they tell me that when they gave me the mousse? Which cost $36 - down the drain. Last week I had another allergie visit and that went badly as well. Mia has an issue with her neck from a long ago injury and will scream if you touch it a certain way. I don't even have a collar on her so nobody accidentally pulls on it. I told the tech this fact as I handed Mia to her and the tech (I don't know her name but she's tall with dark hair) said "yes it's in her charts". She proceeded to slip a leash around her neck, set Mia down on the floor and began to pull her into the room for the shot as Mia was reluctant to go with her. Seriously??? Why didn't she just carry her? She's 13 pounds. Tech was cold and uncaring from my perspective - no explanation. When she brought her back out she barely said a word to me...no smiles...no report on how it went....not good customer service.

We have had one of our dogs seen thrice by this animal hospital and our other dog seen twice. I…read morehave not met anyone at the clinic as our dogs are always at the pet resort when they're seen by the Doctors. I am very protective of my pets so when I say that I am 10000% comfortable leaving my babies in their care having never met them is HUGE! They are not only very communicative with every step of their exam, process, treatment, and follow up. But whenever we tell our furbies they're "going to the Doctor" they get as excited as if I told them they're were going to see their grandparents. Thank you to all of you @ Firehouse Vet for taking such beautiful care of our darlings! You folks truly are in it for the betterment of the animals!

It was a little while ago that I wrote a really great post for this amazing veterinary group. The…read moreonly reason we had left was because it's hard to manage prescriptions when you have more than one dog that needs prescriptions It was very confusing. What I wanted everyone to know is that about less than eight weeks later we returned we felt so good to be home amongst family because that's what these guys are. They're not just some people that take care of your dogs. They become your family. They look out for you and your pets. With all their heart, they love each and every patient that comes in. They are treated with respect and such loving care. I now know why the Lord directed us back besides the fact that we miss them. It was because our seven year-old Doberman Zeus was going to pass unbeknownst to us. He was coughing all night and it was just clear fluid and he was bringing up so I know it wasn't his stomach. I figured it was his heart cause I have 26 years of medical training. We got to the vet ASAP first thing in the morning. They were waiting for us immediately took Zeus in and the doctor came in within five minutes. His name is Dr Raines, and he is truly exceptional among his peers. he listened to his chest and within seconds he's like somethings not right. I gotta take him to x-ray his heart. So he did that and he also I believe did a sonogram as well. He came back 10 minutes later with the look on his face and I already knew I knew it I had ventured in my thoughts that it was DCM. And of course, it was confirmed it was DCM. But he had never had any cardiac problems before, and he was seen by the vet at least twice every six months just for follow ups. It was hard for me because my husband left me to go to a special meeting session with his company and he was three hours away. I am disabled and use a walker. When all of this started happening, the wheels in my mind started to spin a hour. I was gonna do this by myself. We have a 800 foot driveway. anyway, I called my husband to let him know. I walked with the walker down a steep driveway and managed to get in the truck with no problem. I then drove the truck up to the front door because I cannot walk so I am not strong enough. And as soon as I open the door, he jumped right in he was whining, but sometimes he does that in the car. I called the Vet ahead of time and let them know please come out and get him for me and I'll follow them. Reason being I cannot walk Zeus he's 110 pounds of muscle. so like I said they were waiting for us they did the testing we knew the diagnosis. Despite all their efforts and medications trying to get his heart rate to go down, it would not. Two hours later when I got there, my husband had made it and beat me to it. I thank God he did. because what I saw was a dog in agony not the dog that I dropped off. It was within three hours that we got there that we must and had to put him down. Reason being the vet said he's not gonna make it through the day and his heart's gonna give out going into cardiac arrest. It's an excruciating death and I said no then we're not waiting any longer. Let's put the poor baby down. My husband laid behind him on the floor I laid in front of him on the floor, our arms wrapped around him as one just telling him how much we love him and thank you for all that he did. He was also my service dog. I have never had such a close relationship with any other dog except another Doberman that we had that past name Apollo. And I'm really sorry for the long post here, but I want everyone to know how they all came in cause they all loved him one at a time to say goodbye to him, and even Dr. Raines had a tear of running down his face. You see, he was a true gentle giant, and he loved all people he would put his head on the vets lap while he would talk to us. He will never be forgotten and thanks to the kindness of this veterinarian Group. Everything went perfect. He never woke up. Nothing happened that wasn't expected. It takes experience to know how to euthanize correctly. He gave him propofol and after he was passed out that's when he got the second shot. This was on November 11 and then I'm sorry it took so long to put this year but my husband and I are world is still falling apart a little bit more each day. So sorry that I we waited to write this. I want all of you at Firehouse Vet to know how outstanding each and every one of you is you are an exceptional team and you're so loving and it's true love it's not fake to our animals. I think you all for being supportive of us during this time and your beautiful card that you sent. I think I'll stop here because I know this is too long for most people to read. I just had to give them our gratitude. God bless you all.

Super efficient and easy and not to mention cost effective…read more No complicated booking, easy simple Thank you folks so much

Great price and great care. They has the system down, but don't make you feel like a number. It's…read morenot a full service clinic, but the vet will let you know if she thinks your pet needs more advanced care. Weekdays are best. I went on a Saturday and it was quite busy. They only do walk-ins so plan accordingly!

Went in to check on my dogs cough and come to find out he had a heart murmur. We're so grateful…read morethey caught this and now my dog has been diagnosed with mmvd. We are happy we can start early treatment before it progresses. They are kind and helpful and take a lot of time to hear your concerns. Very clean facility.

I've been coming with all my fur babies for a while and always have a good experience. It's right…read moreby Seton and Walmart for location wise, it's next to where you go anyway. This time my cat wasn't feeling well and they actually were able to get me in for an appointment the next day. The space is pleasant in the waiting room. The exam room we went to was by a big window and my cat isn't really a window loitering type, but the bird feeder outside with lots of birds were of interest. Lol Both the vet tech and the vet were great. At my request, they even did all the tests in the exam room. They offered a game plan and weren't pressuring me to do more extensive tests. I'll definitely be back when I need my cats to get examined. I feel comfortable taking them to Zippivet for their vet care.

We had a great first visit today with our kitty, ButtonZ. The vet tech was super nice, and the…read moreveterinarian took a lot of time with us and you can tell she really cares a lot about cats. She said she owns one. I highly recommend coming here to this vet office. I could tell they genuinely care about keep animals safe and healthy in the community, and their costs were very reasonable compared to the last clinic we went to. They care about people affording care for their animals.

Had an abscess drained from my cat that was swelling, they charged me nearly $600! I was shocked…read moreand should've asked; after corresponding with a local shelter, I realized it should've been under $200. Do your research (I didn't). SOUTH PARK ANIMAL HOSPITAL is now owned by a VENTURE CAPITAL FIRM called National Veterinary Associates, which in turn is owned by JAB Holding company, JAB has tripled in size since it started buying up vets and charging confiscatory prices, taking advantage of our love of our pets. I gave them two stars because at least they did my cat right and he's fine now. BUT they started burying me in pitch emails too, trying to feed fear about my cat's health, constantly trawling me for more money, more money, more money, all while pretending to care about my cat when they don't. If the people at South Park Animal Hospital really loved animals as much as they love MONEY, they wouldn't have sold out. But they did. I will never go back and suggest you don't start.

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Everything went well during my 9 month old puppy's first visit at MVVC. Dr. Potter and staff were…read moreincredible and I'm so happy to have found them. The place was clean and organized and I felt comfortable going over next steps with Maddie. Thank you everyone at MVVC!

We knew our 14 year old golden retriever, April, wouldn't be with us too much longer. It still felt…read moreunexpected and we had to look into our options on short notice when her health deteriorated rapidly. These folks could not have been more caring and compassionate at every step. They were responsive and scheduled an appointment around our needs. They care and it shows. Everything is done in your home, eliminating the anxiety on your pet of going to the vet. I hope I never have to call them again, but I'm very grateful knowing they are around.

Although I didn't end up using Compassionate Pet Vet, I still am leaving this review because of the…read morepromptness and thoughtfulness of they showed. They responded to me very quickly, and allowed me to schedule with them for an at home euthanasia. Unfortunately we had to go another route, but again, their professionalism and compassion speaks for itself. If we are ever in that situation again, we will absolutely not hesitate to use them. Thank you for y'all's service...

Kyle Animal Hospital is the best. My boy was being treated by Dr Gupta, a most caring…read moreveterinarian. My dog had pancreatitis, a deadly disease. it came time to put him to sleep, and the process was handled so thoughtfully. The vet took so much time, and we were not rushed. The staff was professional and we left with so many cherished memories, see the accompanying photos.

Here we are again with a chronic follow-up with our dog's pancreas…read more Once more, Dr Gupta kept us appraised of what he was doing and made some good common sense conservative recommendations. Our boy had a short one-day hospital stay. Dr. Gupta called us in the evening, AND AGAIN in the morning. He is so knowledgeable, professional, empathetic, and kind. We trust our dog only to him. Plus, being an animal hospital, they have extended hours.