Karen Dumont couldn't care less about a dog's wellbeing than a paycheck. Incredibly rude woman that…read moreignored our concerns and couldn't stop talking about how we should be spending more money on their garbage service. The office was unwelcoming and we will com to spread the word to avoid this "vet" at all costs.

In the past 11 years, we have tried every vet around Columbia. We rescue all kinds of animals, and…read morea caring, helpful, and honest vet is essential to us - always has been. Finding Dr. Zavarro at Healthy Petz was wonderful, but then it wasn't. I had to have my 200+ lbs English Mastiff seen. The vet seeing him was a smaller woman, and she had a vet tech in with her. Now, the clinic had been told on occasions in the past that my dog does not like feeling pinned down, but I can safely assume poor notes were taken. I was holding him steady from one side, and the vet was examining him from the other side when the vet tech decided to climb on his haunches. Needless to say, he snapped at the vet, who was closest to his face. There was no injury, but I find out today that the notes about the incident say that he lunged at her neck and the trigger was "unknown." Thus, she won't see him anymore. This was some time ago, and he's been seen there since. However, he was recently attacked by another dog, and he had injuries that needed medical attention. I knew he would need sedation, and explained that when I made the appointment. When I took him to drop him off today, I was asked to put a muzzle on him before leaving. I reluctantly agreed, only to find out that they don't have any muzzles that will fit him. I wasn't even certain what the muzzle was for, as this had never been necessary, even after the "incident." They told me that I could go buy one and bring him back. I explained that I wasn't buying a muzzle for a dog that didn't need one, and I asked if I needed to find a new vet. They said I did not, but still had no solution. The vet (not the same one from before) would not even allow me to bring my dog close enough for her to see the injury; I wasn't even allowed on her side of the room and had to maintain control of his leash at all times. She was terrified. I explained that this entire scenario was ridiculous, and that if all of this had changed, and this was now a necessity, they should have informed me over the phone when I made the appointment, and they could have informed me that they did not have the necessary equipment to treat my dog. The vet then claimed it wasn't her fault, as this was only the third dog over 200 lbs that she had ever seen. I explained to her that her lack of experience with these dogs did not excuse her lack of equipment. And if the lack of familiarity with the breed was a problem, then she could have looked at his records beforehand and recused herself. My entire world was turned upside down this morning, and I'm trying to find a good vet again that can treat my dog's injuries ASAP. But, I will NEVER go back to this place, and I would do my absolute best to steer you away as well.

I rarely leave reviews, especially negative ones, but I feel like this needs to be shared. I called…read morethis clinic to ask about euthanasia for my senior dog, who has been struggling with serious medical issues and seems to be constantly in pain. The person who answered the phone was already short with me and had an attitude. I had barely begun to speak -- I said, "after lots of consideration, we think euthanasia is the most humane option." -- and was hung up on. No explanation. No follow-up. Even if it was accidental (which I'd like to believe), a call back would have been the bare minimum in this kind of situation. Anyone who has had to make a decision like this knows I didn't call lightly. I've been living with this heartbreaking situation for a long time and was simply trying to do the right thing -- which I would have explained had I not been cut off.

I've brought my dogs to this clinic for years and always trusted their care, but my recent…read moreexperience has completely changed that. My dog became very sick and was diagnosed with lung cancer. The two medications prescribed nearly killed him. When I brought him back in, hoping for guidance or concern, the response I got felt more like an indifferent "oh well" than real support. Thankfully, my dog has since improved on his own -- he's eating, gaining weight, and acting like himself again, aside from a lingering cough. When I called to request a second opinion from another vet in the same practice (something I've done before without being charged), I was told I'd have to pay for a full exam again just to see someone different. Given the seriousness of my dog's condition and the years I've been coming here, this felt dismissive and unfair. I'm disappointed and no longer feel comfortable bringing my pets to this practice. I'll be seeking care elsewhere.

I can't say enough good things about Williams Animal Hospital. Dr. Williams and his staff have…read morebeen caring for our pets for over 35 years. We've taken in a few rescues through the years that were fearful of strangers. Dr. Williams would get right down in the floor with them and make friends, winning them over before any exam began. Dr LaValley and all the techs are superb as well. I wouldn't trust anyone else with my fur babies.

We have been using Williams Animal Hospital for almost 20 years. They are the most affordable vet…read morein the area and their staff genuinely care about the pets that enter their offices. Caring for pets can be very expensive, but so far, Williams has been the most affordable with excellent care offered.

We live out of state and visit Murfreesboro with our dogs on a regular basis. We have used Indians…read moreHills Animal Hospital a couple years ago for a dog RSV infection and were very pleased with the veterinary services received. Unfortunately our trip got extended significantly longer and we would be without our dogs's heart worm treatment and seizure recovery medication. Having a positive experience in past, decided to book an exam for our dog to get the prescriptions needed. The $68 exam lasted less than 5 minutes with only a body temperature check and throat inspection which I was ok with pending getting our prescriptions authorized. The vet who has a bit of an abrasive personality authorized our seizure recovery medication, but refused to write a prescription for the Advantage Multiple heart-worm. The reason given was that it was a business decision policy to only write prescriptions for heart-worm products they sell so people would buy from them. Since our dog has seizures it is critical that we maintain consistent heart-worm medication. I would have gladly purchased from Indian Hills, but they didn't carry our brand so again asked for flexibility with no success. Despite refusing, the vet had no problem taking my money for a useless exam. After striking out with Indian Hills, I called 3 other vets in a few mile radius and all of them said they would issue the prescription for our heart-worm medication with a pet exam despite not selling the product. Quickly scheduled a visit at a neighboring vet and now have the prescription we needed. It is shocking that Indian Hills would be so inflexible on a policy that their competitors don't share. Given the prickly and abrasive personality of the vet, somewhat not surprised. There are far too many veterinary options to visit Indian Animal Hospital again. Lesson learned.

please do not bring your pet here!!!!!! They gave my dog 4…read moretimes the amount of steroids that she should have gotten. They wouldn't even take her once I called back saying she was sick. She now has Addisons Disease and will have it for the rest of her life. BECAUSE OF THE STEROID OVERDOSE They have costed me thousands of dollars in medical bills. Do not go here. Plus vet is rude updating this... I called kindly to complain and she yelled and me and then hung up on me ZERO STARS

Dr. Sara came to our home to help us with our precious baby cat. She made the process so much…read moreeasier for all of us. She took the time to explain everything, went at our pace, gave us time to say goodbye and most importantly, made sure that our baby cat didn't suffer and passed easily and peacefully. Having her come to the house was well worth the money. She was kind and lovely and gave us the peace of mind that we werr doing the right thing.

Our beloved grayhound is dying. I tried calling and they said on a recording that if I sent an…read moreemail they would respond quickly, more quickly than by phone. It has been almost 6 hours and I have had no response. Our dog is dying and they haven't responded. Some compassion, right??

On behalf of Brutus Patterson (the patient) the front desk was cordial and remembered him. The…read moreVet. Tech. was extremely informative and gave us knowledge and advice. Dr. Robinson is who we rely on and have for the past several years and is able to accommodate our needs. Dr. Robinson spends the time explaining the issues and treatment options and assists us with forming a plan. She knows how to treat the patient (Brutus) and Brutus' family. I have and will continue to recommend this practice with no reservations to others. Thank you Dr. Robinson for all that you continue to do!

(Note: This is the same review I posted for Animal Care Veterinary Hospital, but it's specifically…read moreabout Dr. Robinson) I can't say enough good things about ACVH! We see Dr. Robinson and consider her a part of our family. All of the vets and staff at ACVH are great, but Dr. Robinson has seen us through both good and bad times. She has taken wonderful care of our two babies, Spirit and Sassy. Spirit was allergic to so many things (including vaccines), yet Dr. Robinson was able to figure out just how to take care of her like no one else could. When we lost Spirit to cancer in 2013, Dr. Robinson was right there crying along with us. I know she could not have received any better care because Dr. Robinson loved her just as much as we do. I wouldn't consider going anywhere else for veterinary care. I have seen other reviews on here complaining about the cost, but they are reasonable and when it comes to your children, does the cost REALLY matter? I would say that the care that ACVH delivers is priceless.

Today was our first visit. We needed to have our cat spayed. From the outside I expected it to look…read moreolder inside but was pleasantly surprised to see everything looked brand new. Absolutely gorgeous inside and the room we waited in was beautiful. Every staff member I met/spoke to on the phone have been so friendly and sweet.

If you want the best vet care for your horse use Tennessee Equine Hospital. I have used them over…read more20 plus years. Tried the others and no one compares to the team of doctors at Tn Equine. They have all the diagnostics plus decades of experience. Very happy with the years of care that I have received. Nothing but the best for my girls!

On Easter my 13 year old daughter's horse suddenly coliced. As any horse owner knows, this is a…read morevery distressing event. We called Tennessee Equine for an emergency visit. Dr. Christina Frost and a tech came out and met us at the barn. Our horse is a special guy who's overcome 2 previous owners who were severely abusive. He's not the easiest horse to work with but he was certainly in a low energy state due to the amount of gastric pain he was experiencing. Dr. Christina looked him over, listened for gut sounds, swabbed his nose for labs, and then decided to tube him in order to remove excess fluid from his stomach. The tube was inserted into his nasal passage without the use of any lubrication. This was obviously painful for our horse and he started to bleed from this nostril. He put up a bit of a fight before being given sedation. At this point Dr. Christina walked over to her vehicle and proceeded to call our horse, "A Dick" in front of my 13 year old and 11 year old daughters. She told us he "probably just has Banamine Flu". Meaning there's nothing wrong with him and he just needed some Banamine. The next morning our boy was far, far worse. We called for Dr. Christina to come back to the barn. She arrived with a different tech and decided to tube him again to remove fluid from his gut. Again, no lubrication was used, and again he bled from his nose. Even in this weakened state our horse put up a bit of struggle with the painful tubing. This time Dr. Christina slapped our horse directly in the face and continued her use of foul language, dropping the F-Bomb around my children. During all of this my 13 year old is in tears, worried sick about her best friend and having to watch him be treated this way. We then called in a different equine vet who was able to treat our horse with kindness and professionalism. She stalled him, used lubrication for the tubing and he didn't fight back at all. He was a very sick boy and ended up receiving in patient treatment at an equine medical facility. We have contacted TN Equine to discuss our deep concerns with the service we received from them. They have not responded. We are somewhat new to horse ownership, but many owners at our barn who are more experienced than us, and witnessed this event, say we should file a formal complaint with the state of TN.