I took my guinea pig in today, and the staff were incredibly kind and helpful. When I arrived, they…read morechecked with Dr. Martin to see if he would be willing to examine a guinea pig. He was honest that he doesn't see many guinea pigs and isn't a specialist, but he was willing to help and do his best. What really impressed me was that he took the time to review his guinea pig reference materials before prescribing medication to make sure he was using an appropriate treatment and dosage. I appreciated his honesty, care, and willingness to help instead of turning us away. While they may not have all the specialized equipment of an exotic animal clinic, they treated my pet with compassion and took my concerns seriously. I'm very grateful for the care they provided and would recommend them to anyone looking for a veterinary team that truly cares about their patients.

Ok... I'm finally ready to talk about this…read more.. The morning I woke up and found Scully Cat lethargic, I was completely distraught. I wrapped her up in a towel and drove to the nearest clinic to me, not knowing if they could help, because it was just a spay/neuter clinic, but it was so close to my house, I just went. They were extremely kind and told me that they unfortunately couldn't help, but that Boulevard Animal Hospital was just down the road. So, I got back in my car and went straight there. When I arrived, the receptionist was very kind, I told her I was waiting on payment from a client, but Scully was actively dying in my arms. She said she'd see what they could do. After about 5 mins of waiting, they got us back into a room, the tech came and took my information and said the vet would be right with us. This is where it completely went south. Dr. Martin walked in and the first thing he said was: "Ok, I need some information, because none of this makes sense." Which was bewildering, but ok, I explained again. Scully was my foster fail from the humane society. I had stopped at a different clinic first because they were so close to me, they referred me to Blvd. And her most recent vet records were at the office I used to work at. Then, he moved onto payment. I explained again that I have a client that usually pays me Sunday nights, but she hadn't yet (this was Monday). And that I also had money from Rover that had already been released, but hadn't hit my bank account yet. "So you can pay today?" "Yes." "So they can call you this afternoon and you'll have it?" "Yes." (Keep in mind that my sweet baby is actively dying in my arms) "I really could just do it for free with all the people who never pay. I could pay everyone in the building a year's salary with what we don't get paid." "I understand, but I'm just waiting for the money to hit my bank." "Well, are you wanting her back?" "I would like her to be cremated." "Well, we definitely can't do that until you pay." "I understand, my pay has been released, I'm just waiting for it to hit my bank." "So they can call you this afternoon or tomorrow morning and you'll have it?" "Yes." FINALLY, he decided he'd asked me enough times, so he proceeded. I left absolutely broken. My sweet girl, left to suffer... over $91. The very SECOND that money hit my bank account, I started calling. I believe I called 7 times that Monday and left a message. No response. Tuesday, I called multiple times and ended up leaving a *slightly rude* message. Shortly after, I got a call for payment. I told the receptionist what had happened with Dr. Martin and how upset I was about it. Who HOUNDS someone about payment while letting their baby suffer, and then can't be bothered to take it??? Almost immediately after that call, I got another one... from Dr. Martin himself "apologizing" for the situation. It wasn't an apology at all, it was damage control. He ended up telling me: "At the end of the day, it's a business." Sir, your business is compassion. If you can sit and watch an animal suffer because you're worried about a $91 payday, you've lost the plot. (I do have a recording of the conversation, if anyone wants it, they are welcome to message me.) To add insult to injury, there was a miscommunication with the crematorium, somehow... They changed her name from Scully to "Sally" so I've got that nice little momento. Not to mention the horribly smudged paw prints I was sent. Please, if you care for your pets, don't take them to see Dr. Martin. He does NOT care. After all, at the end of the day, it's just a business.

Dr DeHaan is a caring veterinarian who cares about your pet as a whole. He treats the whole animal…read morenot just the symptoms. Very caring and explains carefully what he is doing. Holistic vet

Dr. Roger DeHaan is very good at explaining what is going on with my dog named Snoopy. Dr. Dehaan…read moreis a holistic vet Doctor and you can tell that he loves his job.

Applewood is a small in-house but professional practice. Stool and blood work are checked under a…read moremicroscope while you watch at your appointment. You learn immediately what issues are or are not present with your pet. The staff is knowledgeable, kind, quite, calm and patient. The fee is good to reasonable. Some high costs cannot be helped, like the heart-worm - flea - tick meds. I have found they are good listeners and on top of things. I do recommend their services. I have used this practice and others for 35 years. Applewood Vet is my preference!

The Applewood staff were very helpful. I had called my personal vet,…read moreas well as several local clinics to see if I could get someone to see a small dog that appeared at my farm. No one could work me in as quickly as I wanted. I had been by Applewood Hospital recently and decided to call them. The receptionist was most helpful, and knowledgeable, and was able to get an appt the very next day. The small dog was in heat, and I wanted to go ahead and have her spayed even if she didn't stay with me. They booked an appt for when she would be going out of heat. The Doctor was kind, and explained they were a one Vet office, and they did pretty much everything in house, which was great with me. All were friendly. Office clean, and you can stay with pet during exam, blood work was done in house. Tks. Applewood. JH

My Chihuahua (Cynda) got hit by a car, I took her here, Dr E was very concerned and done a…read morethorough exam, she is all better now. The price was better than any other vet. The staff was extremely helpful and happy to see her, will be making this her full-time Dr now! Couldn't have asked for a better staff, highly recommend.

I can't say enough good things about Dr E…read more He does this for the love of the animal. That's a good vet.

We take our two dogs to the Dickson Animal Clinic for their Doctor Visits and for their boarding,…read morewell, recently we had kind of a not so good experience with a groomer, and this really made an impression on me. So, I called Dickson, and got our girls in. Now Blondie, She is a Cairn Terrier, Doxi, Lhasa mixed breed,(I know right?) and Bella is a Shih Tzu, and also only 2 years old until January. We don't know exactly how old Blondie is, we rescued her fully grown but young. Anyhow, so the baby, Bella, looked like one of the grouchy old men from the old Muppet Show, the ones in the balcony heckling. The groomer at Dixon not only fixed her face, she made her so adorable, and her big sister...Oh my goodness!! They are both so precious looking right now, and they smell so clean, not heavily perfumed. Their ears are free of hair paws are trimmed and filed and I am positive that their glands were done. I have put with this before and after photos... With their "opinions" they each have their own personality.

My cat Zeus had been diagnosed with diabetes and the veterinarian here prescribed Senvelgo as the…read moretreatment. As a layperson, I was not aware that Senvelgo is a high-risk medication that comes with a black-box warning from the FDA. Cats who take this medication are at high risk for developing diabetic ketoacidosis, which can be fatal. Sure enough, my cat developed it and had to be taken to a local specialty emergency hospital, where he remained for 12 days while they tried to save his life. By the 12th day, we came to the conclusion that the treatment was not working, so we brought him home. We spent over $14k at the specialty hospital in an attempt to save his life. We had him for one night so we could say goodbye, and the next morning, we had a veterinarian come to the house for euthanasia. The veterinarian at Dickson, Dr Ashley Whitesell, is the one who prescribed Senvelgo for my cat. She did not present any other options for treatment and pushed this medication as being the "best choice" for my cat. She also downplayed the high-risk nature of the medication. As a layperson, I did not know any better and took her word for it. The end result is that my cat ended up dead because of Dr Whitesell prescribed a highly dangerous medication and did not adequately warn me of the possible side effects, nor did she offer any other treatment options. I will never go back to this clinic ever again, nor will I ever recommend this clinic to anyone. As a side note, the clinic was made aware that Zeus passed away, and not once did I ever hear from Dr Whitesell. No phone call offering condolences, no email, nothing. She knew she screwed up and was too cowardly to face me. Run free, Zeus. My little BFF cat. We miss you.

I can't say enough good things about the staff and the doctors at New Hope Vet. They are all so…read morekind and caring and the doctors spend a significant amount of time in the room with us going over all the details. You won't feel rushed when you take your pet here. I love their app that allows me to send messages and schedule appts without having to call during business hours. I hate phone calls so this is a great perk for me! They even sent me a sympathy card, signed with a personal note by every staff member and doctor, when I messaged them about one of my dogs being euthanized at another vet. That was both unexpected and so appreciated. Thank you to all the staff and to Dr. Werfal and Dr. Rowan for always being there for us.

I have been fostering a litter of 5 kittens that my neighbor brought to me. They went for a check…read moreup right after I got them because one kitten was scratching at his neck and I could see a mark. Dr. Jodi Werfal figured out that a Botfly larvae was in his neck - and removed it! We certainly weren't expecting that! I thought she did a great job - that isn't the first time she has figured out som like that that others didn't! Since that - I found homes for 3 of them - and just took the other 2 kittens that I decided to keep (Frisco and Tortellini) for their first kitten vaccinations yesterday. Everyone at New Hope Vet is welcoming and knowledgeable - I really recommend them!

We've been taking our high maintenance pups here for many years. I can't speak to their prices,…read morebecause I've never comparison shopped. But we've always been so happy with them; I've never felt the need. Dr. Birch is our main doctor and we love her. Last time we went in we saw Dr. Hendren and loved her too. Docs, vet techs, front desk - everyone here is great. Another thing I love about them is they are email capable. I can email them a question, a prescription request, whatever - they always get back to me quickly. High maintenance dogs are pricey, but at least I leave here feeling my money went to people I like & who appreciate my business!

Over the years, all our dogs have come to Compassionate Care. From Chauncey to Bailey to Callie and…read moreSadie and now Sammy, all have been entrusted to the care of Compassionate Care's doctors and staff.

This is newly contracted spot for the Bell Mobile Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Bell obtains places all…read moreover the Upstate of South Carolina. He and his staff never stay in one place for more than thirty minutes so be sure to be punctual! They quickly and effectively conclude their vaccinations and are off to another place for another thirty minutes! Then on and on it's repeated all day. I'm a faithful customer of Bell Mobile Veterinary Clinic!