I knew my dog was dying of cancer. I was reassured that the process would be painless and that I…read morewould have time to connect with him before he fell asleep. Well, that didn't happen. The "tech" didn't give him enough of the drug and 3 of us heard him call for more medication and they didn't even apologize for the god-awful experience of watching him spasm into death. I wrote to the office and I asked them to please talk to me about this because I've been haunted about it for months now. No return call. They don't give a shit. They had been his vet for 10 years.

My dog Huck was in a serious vehicle accident and all the spirit mountain staff was amazing as was…read moreDr. Gupta. Huck was at an emergency vet who wanted to do some pretty evasive procedures costing up to $17,000. Dr. Gupta was less inclined and did not do surgery and he healed amazingly with conservative treatment. I cannot thank them enough for their amazing treatment and reasonable pricing.

Finally, a PROFESSIONAL veterinarian who meets you in the examination room after thoroughly…read morereviewing the records that you were able to provide, and then sits down on the floor to examine your dog. And the entire time, she was speaking gently to both me and my dog about what she was seeing and what she was thinking and giving me time to think about what she was discovering. Maybe I've been to too many bad vets who take your dog behind closed doors to do the examination, but this was the most reassuring visit. I can remember ever having, and I think it all has to do with the connection between the veterinarian, the dog, and the owner. Why don't more people get this? Thank you so much.

we took our senior giant breed dog in. In advance of our visit, we sent in our dogs records and…read moreleft a small deposit. Everyone from Savannah at the front desk to the Dr in Back gave us plenty of time, lots of attention and made sure that our dog was good to go. My husband and I have owned 12 rescue dogs and lived all over the country. If you want, professional, excellent veterinary care, the best in the area is Colorado River Animal Medical Center. Thank you!!

When we come to visit bullhead We always try and bring our…read moreEnglish bulldog Dallas They did such an amazing job giving her a bath and treating her like a princess. Also they gave her a special bandanna and give her her own bell. This was the second time we used them and I had to give the best review possible. The groomers take pride and love what they do.

Absolutely the best. Zoe love her and they do a fantastic job. Here are a few photos.read more

I have been coming to Advanced Animal Care for years. The staff is always amazing and super…read moreprofessional. My dog doesn't even get scared to go to the vet at all because even though it's the place with the shots they pamper her so much she excited to see them. I also needed to get my dog in for an appointment because she had a cough and they were able to get me an appointment 2 days later! I would highly recommend to everyone!

This was my 1st time visiting this place I had come in for my cat ( Oreo), but he ended up very…read moresick unexpectedly. The whole staff and team were absolutely amazing. I did not get the doctor's name I am so sorry it was such a miserable day as we did lose " Oreo" due to a sickness. They did everything they could. They were there every step of the way spoke to me about every process that was happening and going to happen. I couldn't ask for a better experience. I highly recommend this place to everyone. They care and will help you out anyway they can.

We have a 9 year old dog. She had a seizure out of tte blue while we were at our vacation house. We…read morecalled Dr Greene's office to ask f she could see her. They were terrific!! They got us in right away and toik care of us. I highly reccomend this vet, thank you for being so caring

This office was my go-to for 10 years for my Doberman boy. It seemed to me that they always added…read moresomething to the bill that may not have been necessary but was very costly and highly recommended. Allergy injections and such. He lived to be 10 years and had cancer at the end. I expected so much more compassion from them than I got. First, it wasn't Anita Greene who performed the euthanasia. I was assured that they were only taking him back to give him his injection to relax. I don't know why they needed to take him away to do it, but when he finally came back, which seemed entirely too much time for me, he was already out. He didn't react to me at all. I didn't get to comfort him at the end like they promised. But the worst moment was when they administered the drug to kill him, and he started spasming and trying to resist. It broke my heart to hear the tech say to the assistant "We need more!" Can you imagine what that did to all of us who were observing? Me, his mom of 10 years since he was a puppy, and his two best human friends. The three of us just watched him fight back in total shock. I wrote to them and asked them to please talk to me about this, that the experience was so traumatic that I have been crying for three months. They did not respond. Apparently they have plenty of other customers to please, and don't have the time to deal with my grief with me. It broke my heart and I will never get over it. I need a vet for my new girl. She's a rescue but I will not go to THAT OFFICE! They screwed up and they refused to apologize. I don't expect everybody to be perfect, but at least acknowledge a mistake and help me deal with my sadness. A veterinary office should be full of compassion and empathy and I did not find it there. Can anyone recommend a vet with compassion who doesn't charge for the glory of being with them? I've already tried AAC. Another example of failed compassion and empathy.

They are very caring here. My dog really enjoys her stays with them. I have been using their…read moresevices for a year now. They were highly recommended to me by my cousin who has lived in bullhead for over 10 years.

Our dog died here July 5th, 2025. I can't give a rating on…read morehow they treated our dog because he didn't live through the weekend that we left him in their care, but I will write a review on how they handled the situation after. We got a call Saturday July 5th, 2025, around 9am that our dog had died an HOUR earlier. We rushed over to the facility and David Torres, who I assume is the owner or lead trainer, told us that our Frenchie had breathing complications and died. Not in the heat but in the air-conditioned area that they kept the dogs in. It made no sense to me because our dog would sleep with us every night in an AC controlled room. I asked to see the security footage because I wanted to rule out negligence on their part. David told me he would get the footage and asked if I could return later. I told him I wouldn't leave until I saw it with my own eyes. After a few hours David came back and said he needed to wait for their IT tech to return to retrieve any footage. My wife and I were furious and didn't know what to do since we were staying in town for the holiday weekend. David then offered to have our dog cremated locally but we refused. He also insisted and provided a WRITTEN PROMISE to provide us with ANY puppy we wanted. At the moment we didn't want to hear anything about another dog. We went to the store to buy a cooler and placed our Frenchie inside and started a 5-hour drive back home in silence. We were able to get him cremated locally by our home and David said he would take care of the bill. We paid out of pocket and sent David the receipt. David then promised he would mail out a check, but after almost 3 weeks nothing came. We had to reach out again, and a check finally arrived a few days later. After a few weeks of back and forth, David sent a message that EVERY camera that covered the area where our dog was staying had malfunctioned and had no footage of the incident AT ALL. It became extremely difficult to believe that no negligence had occurred after this... Back in December 2025 my wife and I were still feeling the emptiness in our home. We had gotten our Frenchie shortly after getting married. Since we have no children, our dog filled that void at times. I spoke to my wife about getting another dog and I remembered the written promise David made. I reached out to David and let him know what my wife and I wanted to get a puppy to be a family of three once again. He confirmed he received our request and we let him know we wanted an Australian Shepherd. Weeks went by and there were never any solid leads. He offered us an Australian Cattle Dog but I didn't want to accept that only because it was convenient. If we were going to get another dog, we wanted to be able to choose him, not have it forced on us. This is where things became very frustrating. For almost 5 weeks there was no response from David. Not only until I cc'd the support email did I get a response from David a few days later. He casually brought up that he had been in Texas for a month. I understand that for a business owner, something that happened months ago may not be a priority, but for my wife and I, it's something we get reminded of every day when we see our dog's toys in the laundry room. David then confirmed that they would most likely not be able to find us a dog and offered us $500 as an alternative. My wife and I were so tired of dragging this on that we agreed to the $500 so we could save up and get our own dog. David asked for my home address, which he would have had from the cremation check, and confirmed he would mail out a check via FedEx or UPS. Here we are 2 WEEKS LATER still with NO UPDATE from David or the support email. If you have a good relationship with this facility great. But if you're in town and looking for a place to entrust your pets consider another facility. The way David handled this situation was beyond unprofessional. I was hesitant to write this review because I wanted to give David the benefit of the doubt, but I guess it doesn't really matter to him. If anyone from the team responds to this review before the list of unanswered emailed it would just further my point of unprofessionalism.

We bring our greyhound to Amy for nail trims. She is so good with our girl we will continue to see…read moreher. Her pricing is more than fair.

Amy did a great job and we didn't even make an appointment let us walk in and cosmo came out as…read morehappy as could be

How come the hours says your open 24/7 but when I call it says your only open Monday through…read moreThursday. Update: Thanks for the quick reply, I'm sure your clinic is top notch. Just wish our pets could get help besides the normal business hours.

My biggest concern was never just Bella's tooth. It was her weight loss, lack of energy, and…read moreoverall decline in health. I genuinely believed her dental disease was causing these symptoms, and as a pet owner, I trusted the veterinarian to determine whether there was something more serious going on. Bella barely ate because of her bad tooth, so I agreed to the dental procedure hoping it would help her regain weight and energy. Instead, her condition continued to worsen. Looking back, nearly all of the symptoms I was worried about were ultimately caused by a parasitic infection that another veterinarian later diagnosed and treated. What is frustrating is that I am not a veterinarian. I brought Bella in specifically because I did not know what was causing her symptoms. I trusted that a trained professional would investigate why my cat was losing weight and becoming lethargic. Instead, I was left believing her dental issues were the cause while the actual problem went untreated. When I finally sought care elsewhere, the parasite was identified and treated, and Bella improved. As a pet owner, it is difficult to understand how the symptoms that concerned me most were not recognized or investigated sooner. I don't expect perfection from any veterinarian, but I do expect a veterinarian to look beyond one problem and consider the whole animal. My experience left me feeling that Bella's declining condition was not taken seriously enough, and I hope other pet owners ask questions and seek a second opinion if they feel their concerns are not being addressed.