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Carney A P III Dr

4.0 (1 review)

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Poplar Springs Animal Hospital - Poplar Springs Animal Hospital

Poplar Springs Animal Hospital

(11 reviews)

THIS IS THE BEST VET HOSPITAL IN TOWN! From visiting Dr…read more Cobb with my husky who has had a skin problem for a while and being able to DIAGNOSE him within MINUTES of examining him ( WHOOP WHOOP y'all! answered prayer) to an emergency vet visit for my pregnant dachshund where not only 1 vet showed up, BUT TWO! They cared that much! They both made me feel like family and that they cared about my little girl! They went ABOVE AND BEYOND like they always do! THANK YOU DR. CHIP CARNEY & DR. COBB! YOU GUYS DESERVE MORE THAN JUST 5 STARS!

Do NOT take your animals to Dr. "Chip" Carney…read more We brought our dog in with severe stroke-like symptoms shortly after moving to the area. First we were told it was an insect bite. Then Bell's palsy. Then we were told it was "most likely a brain tumor" and to start comfort measures because there was basically nothing else to do. We got a second opinion in Hattiesburg, and within minutes they identified that she had a severe ear infection and uncontrolled hypothyroidism -- both treatable conditions. A vet student practically figured it out immediately, which makes it even more concerning that this clinic completely missed it after multiple visits. Looking back, I should have trusted my gut and stopped going there then. Unfortunately, we continued using this clinic for thyroid monitoring and medication refills. Every visit felt like paying over and over again just for another T4 check, often without even properly evaluating my dog. Today was the final straw. When I called to ask why he didn't want to adjust her medication, he initially acted as though he wasn't even the prescribing vet. Once corrected, he became defensive and stated he "didn't like my attitude" because I questioned his decision-making. Apparently asking questions and advocating for your pet is a problem there. I work in healthcare myself, so I understand medicine is not perfect. But missing a common, treatable condition while telling owners to prepare their dog for death is unacceptable. The lack of accountability, poor communication, and dismissive behavior we experienced was beyond disappointing. Please advocate for your pets and get a second opinion if something feels wrong.

Carney A P III Dr - vet - Updated May 2026

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