They are very kind, funny very helpful they know what they are doing and they can fix your animal…read morethe right way

If you have farm animals, this vet may be ok for you. If your pets are part of your family, find…read moresomewhere else. When we started with this vet, we had 3 of the sweetest most loving dogs God ever put on earth. One passed from cancer 12/30/2020. We had her cremated and got a beautiful bag with her ashes, a paw print and lock of hair. She went in the urn with our previous 2 babies. Our sweet Duchess passed with cancer on 6/5/2021 and again we had her cremated and got a beautiful bag with her ashes, a paw print and lock of hair. I took Duchess' ashes and set her in the closet to wait for her brother so they could be put in the urn with the other babies together (they had never been apart since birth). That same month, Duchess' brother, Duke, was diagnosed with kidney failure and we were told he would not make it very long, however there is no way to predict a time frame. I took great care of Duke. I made sure he only ate the proper foods, had plenty of water using syringes up to 10 or 12 times a day to keep his kidneys flushed. We had to take him to the vet several time and each time it was over $350. Duke started to succumb to the kidney disease and on 1/13/2023 we made the decision to peacefully end his life. The doctor administers the drug and within seconds, he sweet little heart stopped, and he was at peace. My heart was shattered into infinite pieces, and we were left alone to say our goodbyes. Shortly after everyone left the room, Duke's right leg went straight up in the air and then slowly came back down to gently rest on top of his other leg. Several of the assistants and Duke's groomer came to see if we were alright and asked if we were going to get another dog. We told them that at our age we had decided not to get another as saying goodbye we just too traumatic and emotionally draining. We asked, and paid, for Duke to be cremated in the same fashion as his sister. After nearly a month of continued calling and checking, we were told they had not had Duke cremated, but rather "Disposed" of his body. When I learned of this news, I collapsed to the floor in agony. It has now been 2 months and I am still unable to process what "disposed" of the body even means; I only picture him being discarded in a dumpster like ordinary trash. I was grieving his death; however, I will never have closure to the wonderful 15+ years my sweet baby gave me. I will never be able to process what they did to him. I am unable to be around dogs now. I won't go visit my friends who have dogs as it is too painful. I don't know if that will ever change, I don't know if I will ever heal or if I will ever be the same. I am unable to take Duchess and put her in her final resting place because she should have her brother with her. Once these people found out we were not going to get another dog, and that we would not be spending any more money with them, they simply discarded us as human beings with feelings and then simply "disposed" of my sweet precious Duke as though he was a piece of trash. If your pet is a loved family member, find a better place for their care.

Bell Road is very sweet and accommodating to your pets needs…read more Office Manager, Andrea, made my appointment for Mini Wheat's blood work. PR coordinator, Jennifer, entered me into the flat screen TV drawing and LOVES Mini Wheat. Dr. Lewis was quick with results and highly knowledgeable about Mini Wheat's health. I bring all four of my fur-babies here, two dogs and two cats and Im always happy with Bell Road and their staff! Thank you Bell Road!

Friendly staff, but wasn't happy with the service for the price. I was quoted $60-100 over the…read morephone depending on length of visit. The exam lasted 90 seconds and then 10-15 mins of essentially reading printed internet info, most of which I already knew. Then was charged $120..no lab work or true diagnosis. This was for a rescued reptile with issues. They're probably great with cats and dogs, but wouldn't recommend for a reptile.

My 5 month old Beagle, Cooper, had Parvo and Pet Urgent Care of Montgomery worked with me to get…read morehim well on a Sunday morning. I'm retired and on a fixed income and everyone from the lady at the front desk to the doctor were so kind to me and Cooper. They treated him in the office and sent us home with several different medications that worked like a charm. He's back to running around and getting into everything. They are open on Saturday and Sunday and the office visit fee wasn't higher because we were there on a Sunday.

Drs Kim and Graydon have cared for our Abyssinian cats for several years. They are skilled,…read moreknowledgeable, kind and concerned practitioners. They explain their findings and treatment plans thoroughly and follow up as needed. The support staff members are courteous, thorough, and ready to help. It is reassuring to have our beloved pets in the care of those in this practice.

They took care of our precious fur baby for 2 weeks and he seemed to thoroughly enjoy his time…read morethere. Love the large runs and the way it is set up for inside and outside play. They sent a text picture of him so that we could see him at play. Feel confident in their handling and boarding of our large dog.

From the owner: By Reservation Only. Call us at 334-584-7254…read more We Accept Drop Offs and Pick Ups at Any Time - just let us know and set that reservation time. Dog Boarding in the country with white glove treatment for our guests. Our guests are treated like family. Pups have plenty of room to run around.

We have been using "Pet Care Center" for 25-30 years for all our pet care needs from new animal…read morecheck ups to euthanasia. They have always shown compassion, professionalism and are reasonably priced. The doctors make you feel like your situation is the most important thing going on. We had a situation a couple of weeks ago that reinforced our opinion of these amazing caregivers. We brought our 14 month old Cocker Spaniel puppy named Brees in one morning because he couldn't urinate. Dr. Danny Mount immediately diagnosed bladder stones. Within the hour he performed successful emergency surgery. He called and let us know all went well. He was going to need hospital care for a couple of days. We went to visit our puppy the next day and as they were bringing him to us he started having seizures. It was very sad and scary. Dr. Mount immediately gave him meds to try and stop the seizing. At the same time he began trying to figure out what was causing this. He dropped everything when we were there and spent at least an hour or more talking to us. Eventually we had to leave and planned to come back the next day. We came back the next day and Brees was still in the same condition. Meanwhile Dr. Mount along with his son Dr. Jonathan Mount had figured out the problem. I won't get into the diagnosis, but I will say that it was something he had his whole life and we had no idea. We found out that Dr. Danny could check on the animals via cameras. He saw that night that Brees was not doing well and at midnight he drove an hour and spent the entire rest of the night taking care of our puppy. After another morning of talking with Dr. Mount and holding our puppy we left again with plans to return on Saturday. Dr. Mount also decided on a plan of action to treat Brees. Saturday morning Dr. Danny called and said he had been there again most of the night with our puppy but he had passed away at around 4:00am. I went back to the clinic and Dr. Danny and Dr. Jonathan spent all the time I wanted talking to me. We feel very confident the two doctors did everything they could to make our puppy well again but it just wasn't to be. If you want to take your animals somewhere that you know they will get amazing care then take them to "Pet Care Center".

I have waited about a week before writing this so I had time to cool down sort of speak and allow…read moremy better judgement to write this review. The first time I was there with my Dog everything was fine, the facility was clean, people were nice and informed me well and the price was as they had said. The second time I was there and dropped my dog off for teeth cleaning, I had already gotten a price and was told what they would do etc. So when I went back to pick my dog up it was chaos in there, dog doo doo on the floor along with blood on the floor etc. I went to pay and all of a sudden it was 50.00 more than quoted to me. They brought my dog to the inside door and she could not walk. I ask what was going on and I could hear young kids in the back laughing and doing what kids do. She was wet and could not walk and I began to get really upset, so I am 70yrs old and my dog is a big as I am and I picked her up and carried her to the truck. Got her home and called another Vet. they told me she should not be this way and I should call them and ask how much drugs she was given and for how long. I did so and they could not answer me and came up with a BS story. Based on what she did tell me my dog had been under all day and only was taken off drugs when I got there. That is not what I was told when the vet called me to tell me everything went well. Then to only see and find out that only the outside of her teeth were cleaned. The inside had not even touched. The bottom line is, this place can be Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I personally will not take my dog there again or return for any reason! Note: I grew up on a farm so I know a few things and of course have seen a lot of animals being treated for different things. You can trust me when I say, its a damn good thing that I got there when I did and she finally did came around. I took her there about 7:30am and my guess is she was put under right away, then they got busy with something else and just left her. Thank you, MT

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.

Took my schnauzer in today to be spayed. Best vet facility I have ever been to in Montgomery. The…read moreemployees were all very kind and all interactive with my dog. The front desk area was organized and they were ready for patients the moment they unlocked the doors. They brought me back into an exam room and the vet tech who came to speak with me was so kind and professional. Communication was great. The facility is beautiful and the layout / color scheme is very welcoming which is a wonderful and thoughtful touch... didn't feel like a white washed hospital. Blown away by the amazing service received here today.

POOPY PET PROFESSIONALISM PRO's If you're in the Pike Road…read morearea and you're seeking top-notch POOPY PET PROFESSIONALISM take your pet to Kelly and her team. They are the worst at achieving professional pet goals unless you're o.k with them grooming your pet and the pet comes home with fleas after being groomed. In addition to this, Kelly must be experiencing some financial woes because she contacted me about not paying $45 for services that were already paid. She later apologized and said it was an internal bookkeeping mistake. The services started out A.O.K , but gradually went down over time. The place is not what I would refer as a pet palace it's become more like a Flea Bag Hotel infested with fleas and POOPY PET WANNA BE PRO's... I finally see why it took her over 2 months to get a new groomer when the last groomer walked out on her. It's because of the owner's POOPY PET PROFESSIONALISM... Poor Kelly you and your idea of a pet palace have been exposed.

I visited Goodwin Pet Resort at Pike Road for the first time on Tuesday May 28th, my dog Max had…read moredeveloped a cough and I called to see if I could get an appointment, the receptionist was very warm and friendly and schedule an appointment that day. Because they weren't sure if my dog had something contagious they examined Max at my car, which I thought was awesome. Dr. Kallam and her assistant (I'm sorry I didn't get her name) were so very kind, caring, and thorough. They were very gentle and sweet with my fur baby and that meant a lot to me. Thank you to the staff and Dr. Kallam for scheduling the appointment so quickly and for being so kind and caring.

We have boarded our dog here several times. At first it seemed all went well. Something has…read morechanged. When we picked up our dog, her bed had been urinated on. This had not happened before. We talked with the kennel manager because we were concerned she was not being taken out in a timely manner. Awhile later, this same situation occurred again. We were told they were treating her properly and this could happen. We had to unexpectedly board her 2 days this week and when we picked her up this morning, her bed was given to us wrapped in trash bags and we were told we needed to wash it that she had urinated on it. When we got home and unwrapped the bed, not only was it wreaking of urine, there was poop all over it and it was way past needing a wash. It appeared our dog had laid in this. Also, we took her food and there was food remaining in her bag so we're not sure if she was being fed properly. We got a new bed and will not be going back. We feel that our dog was neglected at this facility.

Horrible place!!! Took kittens for suspected poisoning due…read moreto exposure to dried sweetgrass. They forced me to call poison control upon arrival,which cost me $90, they did nothing with the kittens past taking vitals and weight and trying to talk me into 2000 in tests after the poison control rep told me she didn't think they were in any real danger. I declined and took kittens home but this vet charged me 380 for walking in the door. Would recommend you look somewhere else before going to this place.

If u don't want your pet kidnapped or tricked into anything they have up they sleeve don't go here…read more I was deliberately lied to and tricked to surrendering over my dog and humane society officer is a witness and I was told my dog would be put down free of charge and no test will be done on him because I didn't have the money and I was assured that my dog wouldn't be sold or adopted out but when I got there it was totally a lie and when I brought it up and was upset with the lies I was told and asked about it the cops were called on me and my kids father. This placed started running test and helping my dog before they even received the paper to surrender him and I was told when I asked about the part of them actually helping him only if I surrender him part that if they save him he will be adopted. Mind u I was told basically from humane society that they too were told who informed me that if I didn't surrender my dog free of charge because I don't have the money to get him test to see what's wrong or to help him I would be investigated and prosecuted by humane society for neglect because they also the day before tricked me to sighing a paper to get him released from them the day before due to no money and they stated to the humane society that I refused service against they recommendations when in actually they refused to help my dog because I didn't have the money. These people were going to let me think my dog was dead when in actually they saved him and now will be adopting him out when I know they already knew what was wrong with him and tricked me into sighing him over . They took advantage of me not having money and my dog suffering. I will be seeking legal help with this because yall lied to and played a game with the wrong pet mom this is far from over I'll never let this go we love you Kane mommy will handle this

I would recommend Clint to anyone who needs his services. Great guy who 100% knows what he is…read moredoing. Our German Shepherd Lilah would agree too. It is actually amazing watching him work. Rob and Edie Rowsey

Clint worked with our fear-reactive Malinois over the past month and she is far more relaxed, her…read moredemeanor is better, and we are able to go off-leash with her now in public settings, which was never possible before. Before, she was unable to be near other dogs, couldn't let her off leash unless we were completely alone, and constantly worried about her in public. He taught us how to correctly read her and understand her so we could then set her up for success. He used lots of desensitization, counter-conditioning, and reinforcing positive decisions to communicate to her the correct response to things that scared her. We are able to reinforce her trust in us now, and now have gained priceless knowledge for both ourselves and her. She has been able to greatly reduce any anxiety and stress she has and we now have a much stronger bond and can see a visible difference in her. We are thrilled with the work Clint did with her and how he gave her and us the training to allow her to live in a much happier, stress-free, and confident place.