Amazing, kind and professional people! The appointment was done right on time, everything was…read morequick but just the amount of time I needed. They did not rush me in any way and explained everything. Everyone from the receptionist, to the tech, and the veterinarian were awesome! I appreciated Dr.Light and her staff for handled my senior Rottie with love and care. Definitely recommend!

My dog really needed a good evaluation and this vet fell short. I brought her in for bleeding and…read moreI was told it was "big dog disease ". That she got pounced when playing. This was the first of many bad diagnosis. My dog had a bleeding tumor that went too long because no abdominal feel examination was done. A later vet said , " I could feel the tumor ". But she also didn't try to feel it before in early exams. So for feel good veterinary services this was ok. But my lovely dog died just for a lack of veterinary curiosity. Maybe she could have been saved with more detail examinations

I absolutely love Christi and Dr. Winemiller!! They are so knowledgeable and so sweet with our…read morebaby!! I've referred this place to so many!!

Absolutely love Town Center Animal Clinic! Dr. Winemiller and the entire staff are amazing, caring…read moreand just a joy to work with. Always answering my questions and making suggestions for my kitties and pups! I had to switch from my former vet after nearly 40 years! TCAC made the transition so easy. I love that they are a family owned business that truly cares so very much.

Five star vet right here!!!!! The ladies at the front desk are always sweet, friendly, and…read moreresponsive. The lobby is always clean and if a dog makes it dirty they quickly clean it up. Now I cannot rave about our vet Dr Kaala enough. She takes her time, builds our dogs trust, and genuinely cares. From the moment she walks in the room, she is calm and kind, she gets on his level, and she takes her time to let him warm up. She is a wonderful example to her staff and sets a perfect tone. No matter how many times our dog walks away from her, she keeps her cool and encourages him back. She talks us through his care and makes sure all our questions are answered (yes we are those very involved dog parents). Dr Kaala is truly a gem and we are so grateful to have been recommended to go to her. We drive 40 minutes just go to Tiger Tails based of a recommendation from a friend who also drives that far! Dr Kaala is worth it and after two visits now we are clearly not going anywhere else.

Tiger Tails had been my dog's primary vet for at least 4 years. I brought my dog to Tiger Tails…read moreafter an emergency hospital visit the night before due to vomiting and fever. The emergency hospital had given him a fever-reducing shot that was supposed to last 24 hours. When we arrived at Tiger Tails first thing the next morning, we clearly told the staff and doctor about this and that it had only been 12 hours since it was given. The doctor took his temperature, did a quick checkup, and said he was fine -- then sent us home. We had pleaded that it was strange he wasn't eating or drinking and he was vomiting with hints of blood, but she kept insisting that he may have just ate something bad or just elder dog symptoms. Just 13 hours later, my dog passed away. I trusted Tiger Tails to take our concerns seriously and to monitor him properly after everything he had been through, but I feel that they dismissed his condition too easily. I am heartbroken and will never forget how this was handled. Please be cautious and make sure your pet gets the thorough care they deserve.

I get my two dogs and cat groomed here and they are amazing. Violet and Rose always do such a great…read morejob especially with my bernese mountain dog who always has so much fur and undercoat. I followed Violet from her old location and have been taking my pets to her for years. She is very detail oriented and if she ever sees anything of concern she'll bring it up to me which I really appreciate. She always has the pets wellbeing foremost in her mind and often discusses with me what grooming is right for them rather than just trying to add unnecessary services. They are also very patient with my cat who has definitely scratched them multiple times but they still give their best effort. The office staff are also very nice!

We regularly take our two dogs to this hospital, and the groomers there, Violet and Rose provide…read morethe upmost care for our pets :) Eddie and Cocoa come back looking pretty and clean. Additionally, the vets are knowledgable and professional-I strongly recommend this animal hospital!

Definitely did not give us all the information we needed when we brought our sick dog in. Gave us…read morefalse hope that she would bounce back when she actually got extremely worse!

EVERYONE PLEASE SHARE: While I was out of town, I had my…read moremom/brother take my beautiful Puppy Furiosa who I got from a GREAT American Bully breeder, Jacqueline of Show Quality, Blue Ribbon blood, to get her stainless steel sutures from her ear crop removed on Monday the 24th. (THIS WAS SUPPOSED to be a $15-$20 appointment) at the HEART OF SUWANEE ANIMAL HOSPITAL (LINK IS BELOW). Anyway, here is a little background, in GWINNETT and some nearby counties, its hard to find a vet to ear crop, because it is viewed as in humane, IM NOT WRITING THIS TO GET INTO A DEBATE... so, that being said the DR. who preformed my pups ear crop did a wonderful job on her ears and ive seen her litter mates, and older siblings, half-siblings, aunties, uncles and parents ears by the same vet and they look GREAT!. This vet chose the metal sutures because puppies like to play and nip at each others ears, and the nylon ones have come out in the past so we chose that. (Ive owned dobies so I am no rookie to this). Well when my brother got there to the vet here is what happened: 1) They demanded that my brother/mother report the "person" that "DID THIS" because they "BUTCHERED" her ears, and that no "REAL VET" would do this, implicating that it was a barn yard black market job... (as if we would be that stupid as we view animals just as respectfully as a human). 2) After that fiasco, and scaring my poor family, not only did they accuse my pup as being treated inhumanely treated and butchered and went so far as to say "SHE"LL NEVER BE A SHOW DOG"... the tecnician tried to CONVINCE my brother to GIVE HER MY DOG!!!!!! ( I see what's really happening) 3) If all this isnt bad enough, they forced my animal to undergo vaccines that she already had, had her butt probbed for worms, then lied to my family that she had worms, (SHE HAD BEEN DEWORMED TWICE BEFORE AT THE OTHER VET, OBVIOUSLY if she had a sergery she had her shots already,) but instead of investigating my poor mom got persueded to pay $200 SOME ODD change, which was supposed to be no more than $50 TOPS. Same thing happened to a friend of mine a couple weeks ago with their dobie. The breeder de-wormed, and they scammed them the same way, claiming she still had them. 4) AND HERE IS THE WORST PART: SHE PUT MY DOG UNDER, UNCONSCIENCE, to take the sutures out. Which i have on a recorded phone call, her reason was, that my puppy was moving, and wiggling too much to clip them out! ARE YOU KIDDING ME. You really didnt have the patience to clip each loop??? Anesthesia is dangerous (EVERYONE KNOWS THIS)and should only be done under extreme circumstances. She had just been put under 2 weeks before to get the ear crop. That's too close together for the brain to heal from the first time. THIS VET CLINIC IS UNPROFESSIONAL, SCAMS PEOPLE OUT OF MONEY, JUDGES YOU AND TRIES TO FORCE THEIR OWN PERSONAL CONSCIENCES ON TO YOU, TRIED TO STEAL MY SHOW QUALITY TOP OF THE LINE AMERICAN PITT BULL TERRIER, BY SAYING SHE WAS MAMED, (RELIQUISHING THE DOG) AND ONTOP OF THAT RISKS MY DOGS HEALTH BY NEEDLESS INVASIVE PROCEDURES. TAKE YOUR ANIMALS WHO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION BEYOND SCHOOL. USING STAINLESS STEEL SUTURES IS HUMANE AND SUITABLE AND COMPLETELY OK, CROPPING EARS IS NOT ILLEGAL AND SHOULD NEVER MAKE YOU FEEL WRONG FOR IT. ITS A PERSONAL CHOICE. AND IF THEY ARE TOO SCARED TO REMOVE THE SUITURES RUN! IF THEY TRY TO STEAL YOUR DOG, REPORT THEM! STAY AWAY FROM THIS VET. HOW TRAUMATIZING. FYI, Furiosa's ears look AMAZING and I WILL be training and ENTERING HER IN SHOWS WHEN SHE IS OLD ENOUGH. Rob Barter Malcolm Hickenbotham Matt Johnston Red N White Kennels Keyco Jones Shane Wolfe PLease share this with anyone you know in the Pitt Bull, Doberman, Schnauzer communities, or communities with other dog lover's where ear cropping is a breed Standard!! https://www.facebook.com/heartofsuwaneeanimalhospital...

It was great and pleasant experience! I highly recommend…read morewith pets! Fast/ kind/ and friendly!

Very disappointing experience. My cat stopped eating for two days, but the clinic focused on a…read moreprevious urinary issue, performed blood work and an ultrasound, and gave her IV fluids. After three days, they still didn't know what was wrong and recommended more IV treatment or referral to an emergency hospital. Their excuse was that they had already done a preliminary diagnosis, but the emergency hospital figured out the problem much faster with an X-ray: constipation. After receiving a laxative, Tessa ate immediately and her symptoms disappeared. Instead of broadening their diagnostic approach, this clinic seemed to keep recommending a specialist or emergency hospital. They also appeared suspicious of the emergency veterinarian's diagnosis, despite the immediate improvement after treatment. I spent over $3,000 and several stressful days because this clinic failed to identify a relatively straightforward problem. I no longer feel confident bringing my pet there for anything beyond routine care.

Great experience right from the start. We had cats there for many years and always had good and…read morefast service. Highly recommended.

Best receptionist personal. I found a sick cat and after a search for owner was fruitless, they…read moreagreed to euthanize cat for very low price. Very kind personnel

Dropped off my baby for a simple haircut @11am, they did ask me how i wanted the haircut and i…read moreexplained she needed to be completely shaved off, she's super hairy. A LITTLE Pom Pom on the tail and very low on the legs. Well, if you look at the pictures, she didn't even get touched on the legs nor the head. Although i said leave a little, they didn't even touch those areas. I signed off a pre-estimate for $112 then they called my mom to say she needed this & she needed that bc they couldn't do the cut. Ok cool, didn't even mention how much, whatever. Then i pick her up AT 5PM, somehow they needed 6 HOURS to take care of a tiny cat, I've never in her 2yrs getting haircuts have to put her to sleep. Now my baby is wobbly around for the next 12hrs with a FUCKED UP haircut for $289, idc about spending on my baby but WTF, this was INSANE. On top of that, NO BATH. She came out as dirty and hairy and she went in. I'm extremely frustrated & disappointed. Very lovely staff but the prices are unfair.

Lanier Animal Hospital treats patients like their own pets. It's understood that every animal is…read moredifferent and that the treatment and care needs to be individualized for each pet. Having a multi pet household myself it can be very stressful when unexpected situations arise yet Lanier has been with me every step of the way to help facilitate our needs. Bonus points for having boarding and grooming services for when we need to go out of town unexpectedly.

I'm writing this review almost a year after my dog has fully recovered. It's been such an emotional…read morejourney but Dr. Whitehead at BluePearl saved my little furbaby and I'm forever grateful for him and the team at BluePearl! I co-parent both of my dogs and my previous partner had moved to GA and my two dogs also spent the first half of the year in GA and then back to CA with me. Unfortunately, 2-3 months after moving to GA, my Maltese started having health issues. I came to GA to visit my dogs and first noticed an extended belly on my Maltese and he would always have soft stool and at times constant diarrhea. My intuition told me something was not right and I took him to Ansley animal clinic. I was then referred by Dr. Spook to see Dr. Whitehead at BluePearl since he is the internal medicine doctor here. We went through tons of bloodwork, urine analysis, ultrasounds, x-rays and probably a few other tests that I'm forgetting. At first there were 3 possible issues my furbaby was facing and each test was to rule out the worst ones. At least, Dr. Whitehead confidently diagnosed my dog with IBD. He then explained the treatment plan for him and the next steps to take. My dog was then put on a steroid call Prednisone and some anti-diarrhea medication. This is where things got really bad...I flew back to CA while my dog was in GA with my previous partner and on his current treatment. Randomly, one day he stopped eating, became lethargic and his skin started to turn yellow. He was brought to BluePearl's ER 2x and did bloodwork both times but they found nothing. Finally, on the third visit to the ER, his lab work came back with EXTREMELY elevated liver and kidney levels. It was so high to the point where the ER doctor called me and said he would be dying in a day or two and there is nothing they could do. Can you imagine receiving this call while being thousands of miles away from your furbaby... I got on the next flight back to GA to say my goodbyes. At this point, I was very heartbroken and had to see him one last time. But miraculously, he was admitted and Dr. Whitehead started aggressive IV treatment for him to do everything he can. Slowly, over the next 4-5 days my little guy started to do better and better. He was discharged on the 5th day when his values were looking more normal and went home. At this point he was on 7 kinds of medication, had lost 2.5 lbs and was all skins and bones at 3lbs. Completely heartbreaking to see him in this state. I've since brought both of my dogs back to CA, where I continued to nurture my Maltese back to health. He started to slowly eat bigger meals again, I slowly took him off 6 medications that he no longer needed but kept him on the Prednisone to regulate the gut bacteria for his IBD. Fast forward almost a year later, my Maltese is completely weened off the Prednisone, eating full meals, playing, back to his old self and weighing a healthy 6lbs. I want to thank Dr. Whitehead TREMENDOUSLY, although we have not kept in touch since we've gotten back to CA. But to say Dr. Whitehead is an incredible veterinarian is an understatement. He was highly professional, honest, transparent and very goal driven to finding the best treatment for my dog. The staff at BluePearl were all very great to work with and very empathic throughout the entire time. No matter how many times I called to check on my dog, asked questions, they were so patient and kind. Unfortunately, I had to take away a star because the ER doctor that called me at 3am PST, really didn't sound like she cared about my dog and emotionlessly told me he was not going to make it.

I cannot put into words the horror I went through after trusting BluePearl with my dog, Misty. She…read morehad ear hematoma surgery and not long after, she suffered a seizure. She collapsed on the hardwood floor, thrashing and snapping her head from side to side for what felt like an eternity -- nearly 5 minutes. I have never in my life seen Misty like this. She looked like she couldn't even breathe on her own. I truly thought I was about to watch my dog die right in front of me. What makes this even worse is that I was never warned this could happen. The staff rushed her discharge, handed her back to me without any real education or concern, and sent us home as if nothing serious could occur. There was no sympathy, no urgency, no sense of responsibility for my dog's safety. Misty weighs 52 pounds -- in the middle of this seizure I could barely even lift her. I had to drag her limp, thrashing body just to get her onto her bed so she would stop slamming her head on the hardwood floor. No owner should ever have to go through that alone. I even have video proof of this nightmare that I will attach with my review. As her owner, what was I supposed to do in that moment? I trusted these people to keep her safe, to care for her, and instead I was left completely unprepared and traumatized. The lack of compassion and communication at this hospital is inexcusable. I will never bring Misty back here again. Pet owners deserve a hospital that takes the time to properly monitor, educate, and support us through situations like this -- not one that treats our beloved pets like just another number.

Dr doesn't listen to patients. My dog has had an infection for a month and he's put him on 3…read moredifferent antibiotics. $75 for wrap and tape. He's not getting any better and we wake up daily to him Scratching, blood and puss everywhere. It cost money just to breathe at this location. So disappointed with the care.

I have been going to this vet for years, and after this experience, I am beyond disappointed and…read morehonestly furious with the level of negligence and lack of care shown toward an extremely sick rescue dog. I recently rescued a severely malnourished dog and brought her in immediately because I knew something was seriously wrong. I specifically mentioned that she had pus coming out of her vagina, which is a massive red flag for a potentially life-threatening infection. The vet barely spent five minutes in the room, seemed completely disinterested, and never even bothered to properly examine her. He casually listed multiple health concerns, told me she "wasn't in pain" and was just "uncomfortable," then walked out without answering questions or discussing the urgency of her condition. What he failed to explain was that this dog likely had pyometra, a deadly uterine infection that can become fatal within hours if untreated. Instead of treating this like the emergency it clearly was, they charged me around $150 for vaccines and a fecal test while completely overlooking the fact that this dog needed immediate lifesaving intervention. Today, this dog is actively fighting for her life in emergency surgery because another veterinarian recognized how critical her condition actually was. The emergency team was shocked by how severe her condition had become, and even the rescue involved is deeply concerned about the credibility and negligence shown by this clinic. I understand not everyone has unlimited funds, but that does not excuse dismissing an animal in obvious distress or minimizing a life-threatening condition. Telling me this dog was "fine" and "not in pain" when she was septic and dying is unacceptable. The vet assistants and front desk staff were kind and helpful, and they are the only reason this review is not even harsher. But as for the veterinarian involved, I have completely lost trust in this clinic. If you truly care about your pets, I strongly encourage you to seek care elsewhere.