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    Jere Colley, DVM

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

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    11 years ago

    Dr. Colley text exceptional care of my pet. Even does follow up phone calls to make sure everything went well.

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    Opelika Animal Hospital

    Opelika Animal Hospital

    3.5
    (15 reviews)

    We have been taking our pugs to this clinic for the past six years and, until recently, have always…read morebeen satisfied with the care they received. Unfortunately, our most recent experience was very disappointing. One of our pugs had been suffering from diarrhea for three days, so we brought her in seeking medical attention. We were informed that no veterinarian was available at that time. When we asked when a doctor would be available, we were told there would be one in the office that afternoon, but there were no appointment slots available. We then asked about scheduling for the following week and were told there were no openings then either. She was very rude and inconsiderate of the situation. In addition, we noticed that the clinic has significantly increased its fees. According to the pricing posted on the door, a walk-in visit now costs $90.00, and several other fees have also increased. As longtime customers, this experience left us feeling that the focus has shifted more toward generating revenue than providing timely care and support for loyal clients and their beloved pets. When a pet is sick, owners want to feel confident that their veterinary clinic will do everything possible to help.

    CORPORATE GREED OVER AN ANIMAL'S LIFE: Deceptive Staff and Cruel Reneging: Please, if you love your…read morepet, stay far away from Opelika Animal Hospital. After taking over $20,000 from us to care for our 7-year-old Pitbull mix, Excel, over the last four years, this corporate-owned clinic left him to suffocate on their floor because of absolute greed and staff deception. Our dog was in severe, life-threatening respiratory distress-wheezing, coughing violently, hacking up foam, and unable to stand. We have nationwide insurance through PetsBest that covers 80% of his care, which includes an emergency direct-pay hardship form that wires the covered balance within 3 to 5 days. For weeks, the front staff neglected to send our dog's historical files to the insurance company, lying about the dates they sent them and telling us it was too much of a 'hassle' to fill out.When we physically carried our limp dog into the clinic today, the veterinarian looked at him, heard what her staff had put us through, and promised us on her word that she would accept our insurance form and treat him. Wiped out financially, I scraped together our last pennies, and my mother selflessly provided the remaining 20% co-pay ($125).Minutes after paying, the doctor called us back, sounding incredibly nervous. She reneged on her medical word. She admitted that the clinic was no longer run by locals-it had been bought out by a corporation, and her corporate payment director was refusing the insurance form. They demanded the full balance completely upfront, handed us useless medication we already owned, pocketed our last $125 for a 2-minute 'glance,' and forced us to wheel my suffocating dog back out to the car.They do not care about animals; they care about corporate margins and profit quotas. They left a suffocating dog to die because signing a piece of paper for verified insurance funds was a 'hassle.' Run the other way and find a local, independent vet who actually remembers their oath.

    Jere Colley, DVM - vet - Updated August 2026

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