Dr. Murphy has been my sweet babies' vet for over 15 yrs. They are all special needs puppies. Over…read morethe years, Dr. Murphy, Brianna, and Christy have always made time in their busy schedules for my four legged children. Some examples are when Hank swallowed a quarter, Gus had a nasty ear infection, Chase needed an US, and when EJ was exposed to worms while at a dog park. Thank you for loving on and taking such great care of my boys. Also, thank you for letting Gus run around the office....

Dr Murphy always takes the time to explain the issues and treatments. He answers all my questions…read more I moved into the Lexington area a few years ago and needed a vet shortly after moving in. I have a geriatric English Cocker Spaniel who recently required increased visits for different reasons. We have always been able to get an appointment on the same day. Couldn't recommend a better Veterinarian and staff. Definitely contact them to care for your fur baby.

The blank stares I received from the folks up front (including one of the vets) like I was an alien…read morefrom another planet when my Mom sent me over with my dog the day after Christmas could cut ice. I would not trust my pet here.

This is probably the best experience, hospitality and professionalism I've ever had in all 14 years…read moreof my baby's life. I had to put him down last week and they gave me a private room and they were so gentle with him and gave me all the time I needed to say my goodbyes. Today I got in the mail my baby's paw print, a card and a little snoot mark and I'm just blown away by the gesture. I'm just in awe.

Our Weimaraner got attacked by other dogs at a happy hour at Jake's and I met one of the vet techs…read morethat worked at millcreek there. She was very kind and told us what we needed to do. She told me not to panic and spend a ton of money at an emergency vet-that he did need some stitches but to bring him in to their office in the morning and they would take care of him. They were great and stitched my poor boy up the next morning. They have my business for life now! Also I didn't have to pay a TON of money either. So a win!

The good: The doctors and staff are caring, kind, and flexible. They freely explain treatment…read moreoptions and care for the well being of the animals they see. They've taken good care of my cats time and again. The bad: the doctor who owned Millcreek seems to have sold it to some corporation or private equity firm. The focus has shifted from care to profits, so their prices have skyrocketed in the past year. You'll still get good care here, but it comes at a high cost now. You may find cheaper vets providing the same quality care.

We had to unexpectedly euthanize our sweet old Labrador. We did NOT research anything just knew we…read moredidn't want her to suffer. We reached out to CVets. They used a pet gurney to comfortably get her out the car. They put us in a private room where we could say goodbye to her. It was so much nicer than we expected. The room is not pictured as we weren't thinking about anything but our sweet girl. They partnered with Faithful Companions to conduct the cremation. Today, we picked up our pups remains and just lost it. Faithful companions not only cremated our pup as we requested, they collected a paw print and a locket of her fur. Just so thoughtful. We will be forever grateful for their attention to detail. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

My poodle has a mast cell tumor removed. The stitches our regular vet came undone and he required…read moremore stitches and I decided to see CVETS. After they redid stiches, they held, and he healed just fine thankfully. I appreciate their care and not being afraid to work with a dog who is anxious/reactive towards strangers/vet.

To be clear I left Griffin Animal Hospital over a year ago and could not be happier to have done…read moreso. I am writing this review now because I went to my new vet(Cat Clinic) the other day and had a wonderful, easy, affordable experience, and it made me write this review. First issue is the never ending "required tests" stool tests, bloodwork, and other things. They make you do them or at least made me every single time I came in regardless of the issue. This of course ran the bill up every single time to around $600-$700 dollars. Second issue was Dr. Griffins attitude. She couldn't be more abrasive if she tried and I always tried to be nice but I always got the feeling she seemed to feel like she was wasting her time talking to me. She was condescending and definitely didn't respect or care about my time. The final straw was when she said she tried to have me bring in another stool sample only two weeks after a prior visit just to get anxiety meds. It's literally 30% a scam to earn extra money. Lastly for example the Cat Clinic for a yearly check up was only $250 with two vaccines, Flea Meds for 2 cats, and anxiety meds. Which is the primary reason for writing this as I do feel I have been overcharged by Griffin for years. The Cat Clinic has never asked for a stool sample and they ask if I'd like to bloodwork which they don't recommend unless there's a concern. Goodluck with Griffin Animal Hospital if you don't believe me.

For nearly two years, I entrusted Griffin Animal Hospital with the care of my beloved dog, Alayah…read more After obtaining and reviewing her medical records following her death, I was deeply troubled by what they documented, what they failed to document, and how they repeatedly handled my concerns. As early as July 2024, Alayah's chart documented that she was "very stressed," "flailing/thrashing around," and should be pre-medicated before future visits. The clinic clearly recognized that she struggled with significant fear and anxiety. After those experiences, I began taking Alayah to a local groomer, Wags & Whiskers in West Columbia, where she was successfully groomed without chemical sedation and without the extreme distress documented during her veterinary visits. For nearly two years, I repeatedly reported that Alayah experienced severe panic during car rides. She would pant uncontrollably throughout the trip, whether it was ten minutes or several hours. I even shared an audio recording demonstrating the severity of her distress. I also repeatedly explained that the prescribed combination of Trazodone and Gabapentin was not working. Rather than exploring why the medication continued to fail, I often felt my concerns were met with questioning instead of careful listening. During Alayah's annual examination on May 27, 2026, I again explained that we were preparing for a trip and that the medication was still not working. I was surprised when the veterinarian responded that this was the first time she had been made aware of Alayah's travel anxiety despite our previous conversations, the audio recording I had shared, and the clinic's own records documenting medication following a travel-related panic episode. I was advised to continue using the prescribed medication and, after reporting that it still wasn't working during a test run, was instructed to increase the dosage for our trip. I was also told that if the higher dose didn't work, I could bring Alayah back and she would "give her a shot in her butt to knock her out." On June 28, 2026, I followed those instructions exactly. During the four-hour drive from Columbia to Raleigh, Alayah panted continuously despite the increased medication. She never recovered from that state of panic and tragically passed away later that evening at only seven years old. The following morning, I called Griffin Animal Hospital to report her death. One week later, it was confirmed that the veterinarian had received my message. Despite knowing that a long-time patient had died after I followed the treatment instructions I had been given, I never received a phone call. There was no expression of sympathy, no discussion about what had happened, and no attempt to answer my questions. When I later obtained Alayah's medical records, I was surprised to find that many of our repeated conversations about her travel anxiety and the medications' failure were either minimally documented or not documented at all. This review is not written out of anger. It is written because I believe pet owners deserve veterinarians who listen when a client repeatedly says a treatment isn't working, investigate persistent problems, document important discussions, and show compassion when a family loses a beloved pet. For nearly two years, I raised the same concern. I shared firsthand observations, provided an audio recording, reported that the prescribed treatment wasn't working, and followed the guidance I was given. I believed we would eventually find an answer. Instead, I lost my beloved companion and never received even a return phone call from the veterinarian I had trusted with her care.

The only vet I will ever use! They were wonderful with my 130lb golden retriever that I had for 10…read moreyears. We put him to sleep this summer and they were so caring with my family in regards to him, which we were very thankful for. They are also great and even better with my small min pin. He gets nervous easily and they are so calm and patient with him that he now gets excited to go there. I 100% trust their opinion and appreciate all they do to help my fur babies. Someone abandoned a six month old puppy tiny puppy at my neighbors. I called Crossroads and asked if I could bring her in the next day to be checked out and given boosters if she had never had any. They let me come in the next day, gave her her first vaccine, did a full wellness and heartworm test AND gave me heartworm prevention and they didn't charge me for anything. I was so happy and thankful.

Awesome staff and service. Dr Amy and Dr Lauren are both attentive , caring , and very…read moreknowledgeable.

We've been coming to Grace for many years and have always been thrilled with their compassion and…read morecommitment to our fur babies health. My husbands mom had her 40 horses seen by Dr. Loonam and our three cats and golden retriever come yearly for their wellness checks. They also treated our elderly cat Bean when she had advanced kidney disease. Truly have had nothing but positive experiences here. They have our business forever!

I cannot thank this place enough! My 17 year old cat suddenly became very ill and I called…read moreeverywhere trying to get her in, but no one could take her. I called Grace and they got her right in. I can't remember the lady's name that took my call, but she was so nice. Austin, the vet technician came in first and he was so nice and caring and was so gentle with our cat. Then Dr. Clementson came in and unfortunately had to give us some bad news, but she was absolutely amazing. She explained everything to us and when we were all clearly upset, I thought she was tearing up some too. She was so comforting and you could tell that she really did care. We made the decision to let our sweet cat go, but I feel so good knowing that they did all they could and that truly did care about her and us. I will be switching my dog over to Grace now. Thank you all again for everything!!

My dog loves going to see the vet and staff at White Knoll Veterinary Hospital. Even today with…read morewhat appears to be a torn ACL she was all excited with her tail wagging just to see her vet. She receives excellent care and knows she will get plenty of love and attention from the staff.

Long time customer but care and service have really been on the decline. With so many other great…read morechoices with cheaper rates, I'll take my pets somewhere they will be treated without the snark from the staff. Premium prices for pretty standard care, plus none of their staff are on the same page.

I was visiting from Cleveland Ohio, and my bully ended up having a heat stroke. I called, and said…read morethat I would brining my dog in. When we walked, or should I say rushed through the door, there were people waiting and rushed to my dog immediately. Within seconds, they were performing CPR on my dog and doing everything In their power to save my dogs life. After about only 30 minutes of being there, they reassured me my dog was going to be ok. With the quick response these vets have, I don't think my Maggie would be with us today. They took amazing care of her, and made her comfortable since she's a high strung dog. Did I pay a lot of money? Some would say yes, but I would do it again if I had to. You have to remember, when things like this happen to have to expect paying a bit of money. They actually refunded some of my money because they didn't perform everything they said they were. I know if I ever move south, or something like this happened again, they will be my permanent place to take care of my dogs. Thank you to every single worker that took care of my dog. I don't know what I would do without this sweet, sweet girl.

I will only go there if there is no other option. The techs and Vets seem decently competent and…read moredeserve 3 stars at least, but the front desk do k staff were awful when I was there. Having to have my 15 year old Dachshund put down. She had gone to work with me since she was house-trained. She was a therapy dog in nursing homes I worked in. Needless to say I was devastated. While I was waiting during her initial treatment and the return, the front desk even though many times seeing me crying, were laughing and joking.

Everyone has been great in helping me get my old dog back on his feet, Can't thank them enough!read more

Dr. Gilbert did my golden's ovary sparing spay and was phenomenal! She is highly knowledgeable and…read moretook the time to answer all my questions in depth. After the surgery, I was given her cell number in case there were any issues overnight. She and her staff were compassionate and very attentive to my dog's comfort and welfare. Highly highly recommend!