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Fairhope, AL

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James Corte, DVM

4.5 (8 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 10:00 AM

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Knowledgeable, courteous, really cares about animals and didn't try to run up a bill doing things that he knows his common sense can resolve

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I have many animals and live five minutes from Rankin animal clinic. Every time I have emergency,…read morethey say they're busy today. I called and said my cat broke its leg that we need to come in and they said they're booked. Could I come in tomorrow or Monday, you've got to be kidding. The leg is broken. I would not return there again. It has happened one too many times. If you're a clinic, you should leave open spaces for emergencies.

Rankin Animal Clinic was highly recommended by my community when I posted an inquiry about…read moreveterinary recommendations when I was about to get my new German Shepherd puppy! They were amazing at first, I really liked our veterinarian immediately! Very thorough and took the time to answer any questions we had, most importantly, my puppy was at ease, and stayed calm. Over the past 2 years, we've never seen our initial veterinarian again. The cost of services is outrageous, there are tests ordered and added to our bill like money is no object! There's no follow up or reminders sent out for shots or important things our dog needs. We recently took her in for a check up and we had some concerns about hair loss and weight loss. Almost $700 later, our dog was diagnosed with a chronic condition and the medication she needs is very expensive every month!! We needed to find an alternative treatment, but no clear answer was given. I've had to do my own research and treat her on my own. In conclusion, Rankin is not available for emergencies, not best communication, very expensive!! I'm currently looking for another veterinary clinic.

Animal Wellness Center Of Fairhope - Vet Visit that states a biopsy is needed

Animal Wellness Center Of Fairhope

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'm writing this review to share my experience as a longtime pet parent and someone who came to this…read moreclinic hopeful, trusting, and truly liking Dr. Powe in the beginning. In early visits, Dr. Powe was personable, complimentary, and seemed invested. However, things changed significantly when my dog developed recurring urinary issues. After multiple rounds of antibiotics, I was told during an appointment that an ultrasound showed "a mass on his bladder wall." She recommended to come back in 10 days for a confirmation ultrasound. I returned and another ultrasound was performed. She then came back into the exam room and stated, "it's still there" and that it had become "more prominent," and that it might require a biopsy. She discussed the possibility of TCC (a form of terminal bladder cancer) and said there were good medications now a days for managing it, which of course caused me tremendous distress. I was referred to a specialist at MedVet in Mobile, Dr. Bercovitch. He reviewed my dog's case, performed his own diagnostic/lab tests and clearly stated he did not believe it was TCC bladder cancer and that no mass was visible. I cried out of sheer relief as I had already begun to grieve Henry. The emotional toll of the previous diagnosis discussion had been intense. When I expressed concern and confusion to Dr. Powe, about the sudden change in diagnosis and lack of clarity, I was firm but not disrespectful. I did say that "my dog is not a science fair project" and that "I no longer trusted the direction of care and would be transitioning my dog elsewhere after his current treatment ended." Several days later, I received a certified letter in the mail to my house. I did not get a call, follow-up, or conversation from my last message to her. The letter formally ended the doctor-client relationship. It was abrupt and shocking, and to this day I'm not sure why I was treated this way besides questioning her diagnosis. Another recurring concern was that during nearly every visit, I was encouraged to purchase add-ons such as probiotics and fish oil sold through the clinic. I didn't need a sales pitch, I needed medical expertise, clarity, confident, and steady care for my dog. I am not leaving this review out of spite. I am leaving it because pet owners deserve transparency, trust, accountability and emotional steadiness from their vets, especially in moments where serious diagnoses are being discussed. I followed every direction I was given, bought every medication or supplement recommended. I took my dog's health seriously and expected the same in return. Henry is my child. This experience left me shaken and disappointed. I hope it helps others make informed decisions about where they seek care. I've attached photos to show that a biopsy was recommended and the certified letter sent to my home.

Dr Biles is so smart and caring. He is a great vet ! I would recommend him for all of your pets…read moreneeds

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