My husband and I are on a fixed income. I thought that he might be someone who actually cared for…read morethe animals he was treating. He started with a good repore but when he asked just how much money was on the Care Credit card he changed treatment and went with something "cheaper", then charged me the exact amount that was on the card. When our dog worsened, we took her back in since he was the one who treated her first. I did not have as much money available. We were scared for her. When it came time to check out, we didn't have enough money. We paid them all the money on the Care Credit card and we needed $100. They were snoody about it. The next day we called them and paid $58 more dollars, leaving a balance of $42. Our dog got better with the antibiotic. When she ran out I called them and asked them to call in more of the same medicine that she was on. The receptionist replied that we had to clear our balance before he would do that. It's 14 days until we get more money. By that time we would be in the same shape as before. I mistook him for someone who cared.

Dr. Gil Green is great. The staff is great. I am so happy with this group I just love them as much…read moreas I love peach cobbler.

They did all my 3 dogs, I have a yorkie, a pom and pom-chi, and they are great !read more

I've know Dr Perkins for 35 years.. I've seen him perform services and surgeries countless times…read morefor people despite them having the financial means to pay.. he will even trade out services, I've seen him take payment in the forms of haircuts, lawn care, anything that people are capable of doing.. he is a very kind soul and quite the character!! We love Dr P!!!

I worked as a vet tech at Iuka Animal Clinic for two years. I witnessed Dr. Perkins make up…read morediagnoses for animals to get more money from people and watched injured animals bleed out on the table because he was more concerned with making sure office staff had the owners payment information to pay for treatment than he was with actually saving the hurt animal. I tried to do what I could while I was there, but I was in school working toward my degree. As soon as I got my degree and found another job I left. Not only does he care more about making money than he does about pets, he treats his staff horribly. Beware!

I took my cat here. I just recently moved to MS from FL and being a nurse for 30 years, I guess I…read moreshould have paid attention to where these veterinarians got their degree. 700 dollars later and a sonogram that showed splenomegaly, I was thinking maybe Leukemia? But the young veterinarian treated my cat's symptoms with steroids, B12 and an antibiotic vaccine. Of course he seemed better even though his lab work was normal then died 4 days later!!! MS veterinary school isn't even the top 30 of veterinarian schools. Had I been in FL still my cat would of lived so nooo I would not take your animal here unless it's livestock cause that's all these boys can probably handle and even then I would reconsider

They worked me in on a Saturday and I'm so grateful because my dog was chewing himself raw and I…read morehad tried everything I knew and so glad we went. They were so nice and helped my dog. I will probably make them my regular vet even though it's a 45 minute drive one way. They are great!

i would highly recommend tidy tails to anyone in need of dog grooming!!! very trustworthy very…read moreprofessiona! Ms Lynsey is absolutely angel

This is a no-kill and non-profit shelter. The kennels are always full but kept well cleaned. I wish…read morethey offered a "trap-spay-neuter-release" service. There are careless and clueless people in my neighborhood that allow their cats to roam freely and there are multiple litters popping up every season. The shelter is having a Children's month during March and offer a "How to Care for Pets" activity workbook for families with children. They have also talked to local kindergarten children on how to care for pets. There are over 260 cats, dogs, puppies and kittens that are available for adoption. I can't remember how much they charge you to accept strays. I took a family of kittens that were a result of careless neighbors. The fee may have been $15.00 per animal.

I take all my animals here to be fixed and get rabies shots. People are always dropping off animals…read moreby my home. They take good care of my pets and are reasonably priced. I have 3 dogs and now 7 cats! I hope the dropping off stops!

I am a multiple cat owner bordering on crazy cat lady status. I feed them a raw food diet and they…read morerarely ever have health issues. I've used Vet Med for several years and they have handled the spaying and neutering of all the cats. I needed a vet to look at one cat to give me an opinion. Vet Med was unavailable so I decided to try Dr. Locke. I'm glad I did. I may change from Vet Med to here. The lady that answered the phone was extremely polite and you could just hear her smile over the phone. My wait time for the appointment was rather short. Dr. Locke was patient and very thorough in the exam. He, like me, saw no visible reason for the skin issue. He ruled out everything possible, no fleas, mites, allergies. He decided on a medicated shampoo and a medicinal treatment regimen for six weeks. The initial office visit is $40.00, which is lower than the others I've dealt with over the years. I have no qualms about returning here, if the need should ever arise. *****3 days after my visit the office called to check up on the cat. This has never happened through any other vet.

We love the care and compassion we receive at Corinth Animal Care Center! Everything is top-notch,…read morefrom the administrative staff to the Vet! They have performed several spays and neuters for us, as well as a delicate leg surgery on one of our pets, and it was all done with excellence and great care. Their prices are very reasonable, and they offer a good variety of pet food and flea/tick/parasite solutions. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality, compassionate pet care.