My precious cat had to have emergency surgery and unfortunately it was the Dr's day off…read more Nevertheless, the Dr arrived in a few minutes, then came in repeatedly throughout the weekend to monitor him. I received updates from the Dr to ease my mind. Thanks to these caring, selfless group of professionals my fur baby survived and returned home to me. We were treated like a priority when we desperately needed hep. I will never forget their kindness.

This was a long time ago, but my mom had brought our bloodhound for an emergency visit. She nearly…read moredied from a reaction to a popular flea and tick medication. It's very rare, but Dr. Van Goosen immediately knew what it was and saved her life. She's fifteen and still kicking thanks to her knowledge and care! All of our many pets come here and we've only ever had wonderful experiences.

Great folks... great care! I have been taking my pets here for years.read more

My 14 year old Australian Shepherd has severe arthritis hips and hind legs, kidney disease,…read morehypothyroid, deafness but not total, incontinence of urine and Cushing's disease. She has been on multiple medications for several years and has been taking a different treatment for the Cushing's (which is working) developed by the University of Tennessee that is 6 mg Melatonin 12 hours apart and Lignans daily dosed according to her weight. (If you are interested look at Lignans for Life website) Getting back to Dr. Owens, it is hard to think these negative reviews are about this vet and clinic. Our Daisy has been going seriously down hill for the past 2 years in spite of all the meds. She was falling several times a week and we were afraid she was going to hit her head to the point of killing herself. We had a good experience with chiropractic with another dog when we lived in Atlanta and acupuncture ourselves and wanted to try it. Although we have to drive 1 1/2 hours to get to Toccoa from our home and of course there is a very reasonable charge for the treatments it is the best thing we have done for our dog ever. We have been going for 3 months. I find Dr. Owen very compassionate and patient with Daisy and very knowledgeable in general. Daisy has had progressively fewer falling episodes and now is down to only 1 in a month. My dog is also back in other ways. She is back to her sassy pest of a self barking commands and even her naughty nipping. She even tries to jump up a bit. Her discomfort is obviously decreased and her respirations are normal when they were very rapid before. Her eyes are even brighter and her hearing is improved. Dr. Owen can't do anything about the incontinence but I have a system of taking her out frequently and she wears Avont dog pants (from Amazon) with an extra pad I place inside at night or when we are gone from home. Another thing they do is call the day after her treatment to check on her. So we know with her age and health problems we will have to eventually give her up but for now she is living a much more comfortable life and we are relieved of the constant torment of seeing her decline.

Dr. Cecily and Zack were our angels last night. Not only did they treat us with respect they saved…read moreour fur baby. They seen her when everyone else was closed. Thank you all so much.

I give Northeast veterinary 5 stars. The front desk is…read morealways very friendly, the vet techs & doctors are very knowledgeable. Our dog Prince has been their several times due to being diabetic and they treat him like their own. They take their time with your pet and explaining whatever questions or concerns you may have.

Dr. Ball and his team are outstanding! We live about an hour away, in rural NC, and our pet rabbit…read morefell ill. There were no exotic vets available nearby and Lake Chatuge Animal Hospital took us right in. Our sweet bunny, Max, received excellent care by the team at LCAH. They truly saved his little life. We are so grateful!

They always are so good to my dogs! A little pricey but good service is worth it! My dogs had their…read morefirst grooming there last week and they looked so adorable! I recommend the grooming service at Lake Chatuge!

Close to home; very easy to get an appointment for our Old English Sheepdog, and they loved Reese…read moredoggie. She was having an issue with her ears; and the vet fixed her right up.

After decades with this practice, I am done. There have been small things that have annoyed me but…read moretoday was the final straw. Made an appt for today at 0920 last week. Arrived at 0900, told we didn't have an appt. Most certainly did, called and made the appt myself. Claimed they had out of date phone numbers, interesting since they send me reminders frequently. Incompetent front desk staff cost them a customer today.

Cared for my dog Myka for wellness checks, and then when he developed cancer. Helped with payments,…read moreand end of life care. After he passed is when I truly loved them. I was sobbing uncontrollably on the phone and they worked through it. We didn't have to go inside when we took him there for them to cremate him, so we didn't have to be around other animals. They let us pay in the car and I asked for his nose print, and they don't do that normally, but they did. They got us his pawprint and keepsakes of him, some fur. They gave us grieving information and called to check on us in the following weeks. I had him wrapped in a blanket and they even called so they could return it and I was stunned bc I thought it had been thrown out. They memorialized his pet desk account but kept it active in a separate place so we could still see his account but not unless we wanted to. They are amazing and I couldn't have done that process with another vet. I am so glad they cared for him so much in life and death.

My SPAYED dog died of a UTERINE infection. The doctors here will sometimes spay a dog by ONLY…read moreremoving the ovaries, not the uterus and won't tell you that. I didn't know why my dog was sick or how sick she was and never checked for uterine infection because she was spayed. Had I known she might have lived.

I heave been to two VIP Pet Clinics for 2 of my dogs. My Jack Russell mix and my Siberian Husky/…read moreChow. Chunky in Florida and Jack X in North Ga mountains which is my home. I as an owner of 3 dogs the 3rd is a German Shepherd and 2 TWH 1Saddlebred horses. I am always putting my pets 1st as far as their healthcare goes and ALL my animals are always UTD on vaccinations and tested yearly for and pest, worms , heart worms and horses various yearly testing for Equine disease. With that said, my animals are very well cared for and healthy so tell me WHY can't I as a 60 yr old owner of Dogs and Equines for most of my life and a very knowledgeable owner not be able to order a 12 month supply of Heartworm medication for 2 of the dogs in the same weight range and are up to date on all heartworm test and vaccinations through their clinics in Ga May 2019 and February 2019 and split one pack between them???? They would not approve online order through there web site even after I explained trying to save a little money by splitting 1 box feather than costing me an extra 28.00 for 2 6pk because they said that's all each can get!!!?? Dah! So went to another site I have ordered from for years and then they would not approve RX for one and questioned they did not think the Chusky was in that weight range! Who the H___ are they to say I would put my pet in jeopardy over a lousy heart worm pill. Trust me I measure my animals food all of them great and small because weight is a killer for dogs and horses and my animals have large acerage of fenced farmland to run. Rip off !! When you own as many animals as I do you try to realistically save where you can but they want all your business . They never denied the weight range when ordering from their site but did when I ordered from different company. That's where they make up extra money lost at store clinics which are for well checks and vaccines. Never again. I'll pay the avg 225 per dog going to my private vet. Goodbye VIP VET!

We have trusted the staff here to treat seven of our fur babies (5dogs,2cats) since 2019 when we…read moremoved to the area. All of our pack have received the very best care. The office staff is very friendly and on top of their game booking timely appointments, filling medication refills, and consulting one of the Vets on patient questions and getting back with their customers quickly. Their efficiency reduces wait times for nervous pets. The Vets and their assistants are very personable and wonderful with their furry patients. They take time to ask and answer questions about the animal's health, care, and behavior. Treatment is as noninvasive as possible. I have been through the hardest of all times at this facility when it came time to let our 16yr old American Eskimo Dog, Charlie go. The staff made a heartbreaking scenario much less painful, both for me and for Charlie by putting us in a quiet back room. They encouraged me to sit on the floor with Charlie on my lap for a time, so I could say goodbye. When I was ready, they came in and administered the drug to Charlie right there on the floor with us, which kept Charlie calm. The whole experience could not have been any better. Charlie's remains were treated with respect and I received his ashes in a lovely wooden box accompanied by a small clipping of his fur and his paw prints. This was hard to share, but its important for folks to know how the hospital staff at Cornerstone treats you and your precious pet at the most difficult time in their lives.

Love your pet? Hear me out :) My review will hopefully shine some light on the impact of the…read morenegative reviews below. Have you heard of the phrase gem in the rough? Some of the most fantastic food can be eaten in restaurants that are rundown and look mighty questionable on the outside. You know the ones. The ones that make you go ummmm no BUT your friend told you just how incredible the food really was! So this vet hospital doesn't have a fancy entrance, nor does the inside have pretty upgrades that will automatically feel all warm and fuzzy inside. What this place may lack in pretty upgrades it makes up for in quality staff and incredible above and beyond love and care for animals. It is well equipped with the medical equipment needed to care for your pet. My Annabel Lee (rescue dog with anxiety issues) walks into that building with only a tad of nervous feeling and if you had any idea how huge that was ... you'd ignore all possible cosmetic disappointments because Cornelia Veterinary Hospital .. total gem.

I have been very happy with this practice. The employees are very friendly and the vets are…read moreknowledgeable. They have cared for our cats and dogs for many years.

We started using Mill Creek in 2024 and they have been great. Our older dog started not being able…read moreto keep food down, he was determined to have a cancer on his stomach. so we made the very difficult decision to have him put down. The compassion shown by the vet and her staff was awesome and very comforting to us. The only complaint I have is the cost but that is an issue with every veterinary clinic. I whole hardly recommend this vet clinic to take care of your fur baby.

The team at Planned PEThood were great and took amazing care of my goldendoodle. I took her to get…read morespayed and a hernia repair because the cost was drastically lower than going to Chewy or your local vet. I was skeptical at first because you don't want your pet to get hurt by reducing costs but this place was well with it overall. Highly recommend for taking care of my dog, quality or service and value.

Took my cat to get neutered at their van and they left him with an open wound. He was dripping…read moreblood from his incision within a couple hours. He hadn't touched the incision site at all. He didn't do anything but lay on the floor after we got home. It was almost like they didn't stitch or glue or anything to the incision. There is also excessive bruising all the way from his butt to his lower abdomen. My baby is miserable. I would never take another animal to their spay/neuter van. I ended up taking him to the emergency vet just 3 hours after I brought him home.