There is none better, none more impressive, none more loving, none more professional, none in any…read morecategory you can think of more right for your pet care. We simply came in to have our outside cat , T.C., checked out and updated on vaccinations. I fell in love with this place and though I love our regular vet, a lot, just being honest every single person working or volunteering, at Northshore Humane Society were so full of respect and concern and love, and incredible enthusiasm that by the time we left, I was suggesting to my wife that they become our vet care for all of our cats, but she was finishing my every next sentence. Thank You Northshore Humane Society T.C.'s Family

Go to Pearl River Shelter instead. Anytime there's an offsite event, 100% of the Adoption staff go,…read moreleaving NOBODY at the actual biz to adopt the entire day!?! Twice I took a 5 day weekend using PTO to adopt a dog, and they pulled this crap!

This veterinarian is the Best ! Dr Duhon is the most…read more Knowledgeable veterinarian I have ever met. She is kind, gentle, thoughtful and she has a way with animals. She takes the time to explain any procedure that is needed & will give you several options to take. I certainly would highly recommend her and her staff.

I have always used this animal hospital since opening . The new owner has expanded and the some…read moresame friendly and helpful people still work there . Great care for all the different breed dogs we have had during the years . Highly recommended.

Took my 13 year old poodle Molly girl there today ..She had been coughing..Dr Gerard saw her same…read moreday I called, He gave her a shot and some antibiotics and it seems to be working already..They are very efficient in getting you in and very professional at answering any questions or concerns you have,,I'm glad they are close by and I'm happy they hel[ed my girl..

I was trying to buy Heartgard online from Petco cause I have a promotional price. Petco contacted…read moreDr. Boston's office and they would NOT confirm my dogs prescription BUT hand wrote a prescription for me which I drove over to their office and picked up. Well - Petco will only accept a faxed prescription directly from the Vet. I would bet money that Dr. Boston & his office knew this but since they sell Heartguard themselves - they don't like their patients shopping elsewhere even though with promotion the Heartgard was $35 compared to Dr. Boston's price of $55 and went out of their way to inconvenience me. Any vet worth their weight would be glad that a pet owner was buying what is necessary to protect their pet from heartworm. How horrible that I was trying to save a little money. I will be taking my veterinarian business elsewhere.

The staff and doctors at Stafford Veterinary Hospital are truly top notch. The process is…read moresmooth--you simply make an appointment, pull into the parking lot, and call when you arrive. A team member comes out to get your pet, and you wait comfortably in your car while they take care of everything. I know that setup might not be for everyone, but I personally love it. My fur babies are always calm and happy to go with them, which says a lot about how kind and gentle the staff are. We've even had to visit during an emergency--our schnauzer, Tank, somehow got a fish hook stuck in his nose on a Saturday. Stafford took him in right away, removed the hook, and kept him overnight for observation. By the next day, he was back to normal. Their pricing is also very reasonable--they clearly do their best to keep costs down while still offering excellent care. We fully trust Stafford with all of our pets and highly recommend them to anyone looking for compassionate, reliable veterinary care.

Acceptable as a weekend emergency vet. I brought my tiny…read moretoy poodle in who was in acute liver failure. I was told the soonest he could be sent across the Bridge was in two and a half days because all appointments were booked up. He suffered and died in my arms before the appointment because he wansn't considered important enough to work in to relieve his suffering. Then, two months later, I made an appointment for a sweet dog with cancer to be euthanized a week in advance. The appointment was canceled 5 minutes before the appointment time because something "more urgent" came up. I was told that I could always take this sweet baby elsewhere. If you value the quality of life of your furbaby, then you'll be alone at Stafford Veterinary Hospital. If you're just looking for a quick semi-urgent vet visit on a weekend, this is an acceptable place to go.

Fantastic! I've been…read morelost since our groomer, Carly, left Riverside a couple years ago and have been in search of a replacement ever since. I've searched high and low and had not been able to find anybody up to par until now. Carla did a super job. Addison looks great and is a happy dog again. From the way she was acting when I picked her up, she had a really good time so this is where we will be going from now on. Fast service and Carla is super nice.

I have my goldendoodle groomed at Puppy Sudz 4 or 5 times a year. Each time I ask for a particular…read morelength cut depending on the season (heat/cold). EVERY time they have done an excellent job of giving Louie precisely the cut I've asked for. These are very nice people to deal with and I would not take Louie anywhere else.

Great environment and everyone is gentle and kind My dog…read moreloves to go and gets lots of attention

I brought my Bernedoodle Maggie Mae home when she was 3 months old. I'm a 72 year old retiree with…read moresome health issues. One of their very pleasant staff comes out and gets Maggie from my car. I use their day care 2 or 3 times a week. She gets plenty of exercise running in their big yard with other dogs. I see pictures taken every time I pick her up. She is always excited when she sees where we are going. She doesn't require grooming but I can book a bath when needed.

I contacted Kelly McKinney, owner of Splendor Farms in Bush, LA, in March 2026 to inquire about the…read morepurchase of an adult mini dachshund to enjoy a wonderful life as a companion to my 75-year-old mother. I paid $3650 and flew to Gulfport, MS to pick up this dog, "W." Almost immediately after she was in our possession, our communication with Kelly became contentious and our nightmare began.  It would be impossible to describe what an emotional and physical wreck this almost three-year-old dog was in without sounding like I am exaggerating. She would not eat, would not walk outside on a leash, and was not housebroken. She was frantic, ran, and cringed every time every time we tried to gently approach her. We asked Kelly multiple times what could be going on with W but she either gave us a condescending answer (e.g. "you are apparently scary to her") or didn't respond at all.  These troubles were soon surpassed by much more pressing ones when, weeks later, she W developed a hacking cough and began to completely refuse the little bit of food we had been able to get into her via hand feeding. We sent a video of her coughing to Kelly and begged her to please offer her knowledge to help us figure out what was behind W's rapid decline. She did not respond.  Sedated X-rays ordered by our vet revealed that W's lungs were filled with either a fungal infection or lymphoma. She was immediately transferred to an emergency hospital two hours away for oxygen support and diagnostics, where further testing (urine assay test and bronchoalveolar lavage) solved the case: W had Blastomycosis, an often-fatal fungal disease. Again, we had had W for seven weeks at this point. My final text to Kelly said "if you are at all concerned about the unbelievable suffering [W] - and we - have experienced in the past week, please contact me." She didn't.  W spent 11 days in intensive care, receiving IV meds, constant oxygen, and nutrition through an NG tube. W survived this ordeal, miraculously, but it took someone like my mother who was willing to spend $25,000 on a dog we had only had for two months to save her. She may have permanent lung damage and the treatment for Blasto will be long and expensive. She will be on anti-fungal meds for many months and will need ongoing testing. The total bill for saving her life will likely be in the range of $35,000 but we think she's worth it. Nonetheless, it has been an exhausting, terrifying, expensive nightmare.  Everything above is our own experience and our own opinion. I only wish that, before buying W, we had read reviews available online about adult dogs sold by Splendor Farms, as I now have done and encourage others to do. PLEASE - BUYER BEWARE.

These are not miniature dachshunds. My dogs grew to be large. They look massive next to other…read moredoxies. ALSO - she lied about my 2nd puppy having blue eyes. She sent a SIDE profile pic, of his ONE blue eye and said he had blue EYES. PLURAL. Never got a picture of him face on. Upon arrival we were shocked to see he only had ONE blue eye and the other BROWN. We drove all the way from Texas!!! After looking back at the pictures she sent us, it's clear it was intentional the way she placed him in the photos. Love my boy dogs but will never buy from her again. Kelly, They are BEAUTIFUL dogs, I'll give you that. But beyond that...a little shady and never sat right with me after all these years.

It is highly inappropriate and unacceptable for a veterinarian to greet a new docile cat patient by…read moregrabbing him by the back of the neck as if he is a wild animal. It demonstrates extremely poor bedside manner, inability to and or disinterest in establishing any doctor/patient relationship, and raises a frightening concern about how an animal is treated when the owner is not present. Cat friendly certification should not be required for an animal to receive minimum nonviolent treatment. Given that over ten cats have gone to my usual vet for over 20 years without anyone ever violently grabbing one of them, it is absolutely unnecessary to assault a patient in that manner. Totally disgusted.

Dr. Boston was very thorough and explained several treatment options and the pros and cons of each…read moreoption. He followed up with the phone call regarding my pets health and asked if I had any additional questions or concerns. He was caring and informative, not pushy! We will be back!