Dr Dunn and staff are very kind and considerate to a very nervous dog…read moreHighly recommend this facility!!

I had to put my precious baby, Toby, down last week due a worsening of a chronic condition. The…read morelady with the Rainbow Cart was so sweet. He really got into the goodies on the cart. If you are reading this to please throw in an extract treat bag for your vet and/or the animal shelters in your shopping cart. I was on the floor with my baby when the vet came in to see him. I'm sorry but all I remember was your cowboy boots and your kind voice. Toby was putty in your hands and the real Butterfinger bar put it over the top. Thank you so much for the paw prints, hair capsules and the beautiful note from both of the vets. You are wonderful people and Brandon is lucky for such a caring team looking after our fur babies.

Our dog was hit by a car and required surgery. Dr. Watson and his staff were very professional and…read morecaring. Dr. Watson explained the surgery and what to expect post op. We were given written instructions for care at home. We are very pleased with the care we received. I would definitely recommend this clinic.

I keep wondering how Mr. Watson is still in business. At one time I brought my elder dog to him who…read morehad a abscess leaking. We left that day with some antibiotics and an open wound. He didn't bother to clean it or even cover it. Now a dear friend on mine took her pet to be put down there and she said it was a horrible experience. He was not kind nor sympathetic and rough with her dog.

We have been bringing our dogs to Oakdale Animal Hospital for years, and they have always provided…read moretop-notch care. The entire team is incredibly knowledgeable, accommodating, and always takes the time to answer any questions we have. Recently, we had to say goodbye to our dog, and the staff handled an extraordinarily difficult moment with so much sweetness, kindness, and grace. They truly took my wife's and my emotions into account every step of the way, making a painful experience as peaceful and comforting as possible. We are deeply grateful for their compassion and couldn't ask for a better veterinary team.

Would not recommend this vet for cats. There are much better options in Flowood. It seems dogs are…read moretheir specialty. Furthermore, my cat went to this vet and he has acted different ever since then :( it breaks my heart to think something might have caused it at this vet.

Birdie and I love everyone and everything about Crossgates Animal Clinic. They greet us with a…read moresmile when we walked in and when we leave. The staff are so loving and gentle with Birdie. Birdie went through a lot this year and they were there keeping me updated and holding my hand. Now, Birdie has another scare, and Dr. Hannah was honest. So, again we will battle this next diagnosis with prayers, and love, and the staff of Crossgates Veterinary Clinic. Thank you for always doing what's good with the pets you see. I would give them 20 million stars!

Dr Thompson and staff were awesome!! Thank you for…read morethoughtful and gentle care!!! This was our first visit and first time our dog got a thorough exam!!! Very pleased!!! It's nice to see a thorough exam with a vet who truly loves her job!!

I needed a nail trim for my two rambunctious dogs and they were able to take me as a walk in on a…read moreSaturday morning. I found the staff very friendly and the pricing fair. Would definitely consider this location for local vet care in the future!

Dr. Kelli Ricchetti was wonderful with my dog Oreo. Oreo developed a very sudden and frightening…read moreproblem with her eye, and Dr. Ricchetti took my concerns seriously and was extremely thorough. She checked her eye pressure, ran blood work, started treatment, and made sure I understood what to do at home and when to return for follow-up. When something happens so suddenly to a pet you love, having a veterinarian who is caring, thorough, and attentive means everything. I'm so thankful for Dr. Ricchetti and the staff at Animal Medical Hospital. I highly recommend them.

Dr. May & his staff are always so kind and welcoming. They make you feel so comfortable. My dog…read moreis not the nicest when she comes there & has to have a muzzle because she likes to growl a little bit, and they always are still so kind to her, even though she is SO rude. They ALWAYS have gone above & beyond. Dr May is also always telling me ways I can save money with any of my animal's care. BEST OF THE BEST!!!!!!

We began using Flowood Pet Hospital due to our last Vet of over 20 years making the decision to…read moreretire. We asked around for suggestions and tried vet's offices in Jackson and Clinton but were not happy with the service or the engagement with our dogs. Driving down Lakeland I noticed Flowood's Pet Hospital and since it was close to the house decided to try the clinic out and it was the best decision I have made since our old vet retired! There is not just 1 person that I could thank or recognize because everyone we've interacted with for the past 5 months or so have been amazing! From the front desk who after only a couple of times recognized us and our 'babies' upon arrival; we have 5 dogs and so far used 2 of the doctor's and were very impressed with them both - I have full confidence that all of them will be just as good. We use daycare for one of our dogs and the daycare personnel are amazing! They always give me a report when I pick up as well as when I've arrived for a visit w/o daycare - if they come to the front and see me they always ask about our baby and tell us they've missed her at daycare when she has been home with us. Utilizing a vet hospital for your beloved fur-babies is often like choosing a pediatrician for your child. I made the best decision with Flowood Pet Hospital and Resort.

The staff and doctors are professional and caring. They treat our pets and us with respect. The…read moreonly concern I have with them is their rates seem pretty high. I know everyone must make a decent living these days but over $300 a visit for one dog seems excessive, but we will continue with them anyway for the care.

We have used Crooked Creek for many years and have continued to do so because of the people. The…read morestaff knows and loves our animals and our dogs love them- the cat seems indifferent, but we won't hold that against them . Highly recommended.

For the most part, this has been a good place to take our animals. My family has used this…read moreveterinary practice for approximately 30 years, through many pets. We have had our animals spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and provided with preventative care. We have always paid our bills at the time of service. Now our oldest dog is experiencing a serious medical emergency. We are facing the possibility of a procedure that could potentially cost thousands of dollars. Instead of empathy, compassion, or even a willingness to discuss how we might work through the financial aspect of an emergency, what we received was essentially: this is what it costs, and if you can't pay it, you will have to finance it. I am still in disbelief at the callousness of the conversation I had with the person on the phone, particularly when these may be some of the last moments I have with a beloved animal my family has cared for for many years. We asked about a payment arrangement. We explained our circumstances. We explained our history with this practice. We were told financing was the option available to us. Veterinary professionals go into this field because they care about animals--or at least that is what pet owners desperately want to believe. Yet during one of the scariest and most dire moments my family has experienced with one of our animals, the overwhelming concern communicated to us was the bottom line: money upfront. Thirty years. Our animals have been cared for responsibly. Vaccinated. Spayed and neutered. Given preventative medicine. Bills paid. We have never left this practice holding an unpaid balance. And now, because we cannot pass a credit check or produce hundreds or potentially thousands of dollars immediately, our critically ill dog has to wait. And before anyone thinks, "If you can't afford a pet, don't have one," please understand that this was unexpected. We are ordinary working people living in a time when groceries, utilities, housing, transportation, and nearly everything else have become enormously expensive. Being unable to immediately produce several thousand dollars does not mean an animal has been neglected or unloved. What is particularly painful is knowing that after decades of reliably paying this practice, none of that history was enough for even a modest payment arrangement during an emergency. We weren't asking for thousands of dollars of free veterinary care. We were asking whether people we had trusted with our animals for decades could work with us while one of them was critically ill. So for other working families looking for a veterinarian, understand this before an emergency happens: our decades-long history with this practice did not result in flexibility when we desperately needed it. We were required to have the money upfront or qualify for outside financing. I hope the people responsible for these policies genuinely reflect on what that means for animals and the families who love them. We cannot possibly be the only family who has found themselves in this position. You have training and knowledge that allow you to help animals when ordinary people cannot. There are families who desperately need that help. And when the only barrier between a suffering animal and veterinary care is whether their owner can immediately produce the entire amount or pass a credit check, something has gone terribly wrong. I sincerely hope none of the people involved ever experience the helplessness of desperately needing someone capable of helping a loved one, asking that person to work with you, and being told no because you cannot produce enough money immediately. Thirty years of trusting this practice with our animals, and this is what we experienced when we needed compassion the most. Shame on you.