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Macon County Veterinary Hospital

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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New Shackle Island Veterinary Hospital - Exterior view of building

New Shackle Island Veterinary Hospital

(30 reviews)

Love New Shackle The entire team is welcoming, helpful,…read moreknowledgeable, and won't tell you your furry friend needs an unnecessary procedure if they don't need it. Reasonably priced.

if I could give this place a -5 stars, I would. my cat was not feeling well. He had lost weight,…read morewas acting funny, and was just not right. So my sister too Cat, his name, here. Dr Lane did not do a thorough exam of my sweet boy...but he did diagnosis him with severe dehydration, severe blood loss, and parasites. Now my Cat spent the days outside, because it was beautiful and he couldn't control his bowels (yes Jp knew this) and got a few flea bites, was on current flea treatment. Mr Lane thought that was sufficient enough to diagnose my cat with SEVERE BLOOD LOSS DUE TO FLEA BITES. So he shoved a capstan down my LETHARGIC cats move and said, he should be better in 48 hours...WELL MY CAT WAS DEAD 48 HOURS LATER. Have you ever witnessed a cat dying? it was one of the most horrific things that I have ever witnessed. And then when I called to find out what happened... after i had to tell him numerous times MY CAT WAS A BOY NOT A GIRL...lets just say that he was a horribly MEAN MONSTER WHO HUNG UP ON ME! I wouldn't take a broken ant to this place. He saw someone he thought was of "lower class" and treated us as so...but I know how he treats his wealthy clients and they get a red carpet and everything is thorough. DR LANE KILLED MY CAT.

Flatt Veterinary Clinic - Flatt Vet Clinic front of building

Flatt Veterinary Clinic

(14 reviews)

We were treated well and the vet took his time with us to answer our questions and explain options…read morethat were financially pragmatic. Additionally, unnecessary tests were not even discussed; whereas, the last vet we went to would automatically need to do cultures and blood panels at the cost of hundreds of dollars. Instead, based on observation via the exam and the symptoms and behavior we described, we were given a prescription to try. This did the trick and the concerns have not only resolved; but it seems our dog is feeling better and is on the mend. The only cause of concern was aseptic techniques were not observed but when questioned the vet was quick to acknowledge and left the room to wash up and resolve the issue. Both my husband and I have medical backgrounds so we tend to be more concerned about blood borne pathogens than the average person so this may have been something most people would not be concerned with or have noticed. Nevertheless, we still highly recommend this practice as affordable, knowledgeable and more importantly as one that does not view the owners as just a way to charge more for tests than is necessary. Being given options with informed information to make decisions from a financial perspective that is in line with our budget without being made to feel uncomfortable was a pleasant and unexpected surprise. Many thanks to Flatt Veterinary Clinic for the care and treatment of our fur baby.

I have been bring my pets to Flatts for a couple of years now. My 16 year old terrier mix had…read morestopped eating and was lethargic. Figured he was dying from age. Was tested and labs show end stage renal failure. Recommendation was for a medication and appetite stimulant and to see how he did. 1 week later he was outside chasing a squirrel in the back yard. Now 60 days in and he acts like he did 5 years ago, running and eating and happy. I cannot say enough about how they have taken care of my 2 old dogs. Their quality of life has vastly improved and if I loose either one anytime soon I know they were treated as best as possible and given quality time in their remaining days thanks to the staff and veterinarians who have treated them!

White House Animal Hospital - This is Davie, his a big fan of Dr Fink, well he doesn't hate his vet

White House Animal Hospital

(11 reviews)

I am leaving this review after a deeply distressing experience that other pet owners deserve to be…read moreaware of. Earlier the same morning, White House Animal Clinic examined my cat and charged nearly $700, treating his condition as an upper respiratory infection. That evening, his condition worsened into respiratory distress, and I called the clinic seeking urgent guidance. I explained that we had already been seen that morning and that we did not have the funds for a specialty emergency hospital in Nashville. I was first told to take him there anyway. When I said this was not financially possible and asked what options existed locally, I was advised to bring him in so they could euthanize him. This recommendation was made over the phone, without discussion of stabilization, without referral to a closer clinic with oxygen support, and without exploration of alternatives. When I questioned how euthanasia could be suggested under these circumstances, the recommendation was simply repeated. For context, we sought care elsewhere. My cat received oxygen, IV fluids, and fever management. Further evaluation showed the issue was not simply an upper respiratory infection, but involved a bite wound, FIV, and a dangerously high fever. He survived the night and is now recovering at home. I understand that medicine is complex. What I cannot accept is the way this emergency was handled -- without compassion, without options, and without appropriate referral after significant same-day charges.

Dr Fink is amazing. He has a couple of techs that work with him and they are wonderful and so sweet…read moreto my dogs. Dr Fink is taking care of my dogs not trying to sell me something. Highly recommend this hospital and Carla will get you set up. I'm a big fan!

Lebanon Animal Hospital - Dex making his inaugural visit

Lebanon Animal Hospital

(16 reviews)

so happy we chose Lebanon Animal Hospital for our dogs. The team at the hospital are so incredibly…read morehelpful and knowledgable. we are very pleased with the care we are receiving.

Took my dog there for a very specialized x-ray and oral extraction. Lebanon Animal Hospital was the…read moreonly doctor in a large region that had the specialized oral Xray equipment. Needed to rule out some other issues from when he was kenneled prior to us owning our baby. The staff was not as personable as I've gotten used to here in Lebanon, the doctor seemed competent BUT the price was outrageous. Could I have shopped around for a better price? Sure. But we didn't have time as our pup was in pain. Post surgery my pup came home with a nasty sounding cough - think elephant seal mating call. When i mentioned that at our post of visit - the doctor suggested a full blood/virus panel starting at $350. Hard pass. It took three phone calls to the office abs a reminder email to obtain copies of the X-rays and record of surgeries for my regular vet office. - unacceptable. Went back to our regular vet and asked if he needed that blood panel etc - honestly no, was the answer. Pup is fully vaccinated, kennel cough, bordatella, flu etc. pup still has the cough THREE MONTHS LATER. In summary - the last time I spent they much at a veterinary office I was in Newport Beach, CA at an office on with an ocean view and was offered a glass of Chardonnay as I waited for my pup. Won't be back

Copeland Veterinary Hospital - Dog in reception area at Copeland

Copeland Veterinary Hospital

(29 reviews)

I recently adopted a 12 year old Basset Hound from the local animal shelter. I found out that the…read moreshelter Works closely with this Veterinary Hospital , so I decided to continue using their services once I adopted my pet. I had no idea if I had to make an appointment or what the hours were so on the way home, I stopped by to check in and happened to ask the receptionist if I did need an appointment and what their hours were and what I needed. She said they were available to do it at that time, so I went to the car and got my dog. The young doctor, Dr. Seth Baker, was prompt to come into the exam room and look my dog over. He gave me his opinions on what ailments the Aging dog had, what he suggested be done, and he gave me the upper and lower estimate prices of services to be done. He didn't push me or try to sell me on unneeded services. He was very kind and professional. Because of that, I decided to make an appointment the following week and come in and do everything he suggested. I dropped off my dog about 8:30 in the morning and I was able to pick her up by 5:30 at night. By then the medication had worn off and she had time to rest. And to my relief, not all services had to be performed, so the doctor saved me some money. I took those savings and bought the flea and tick medicine for a six month period. All in all, everything went smoothly and very well. Communication was great. The clarity of the ticket and charges was great. And the professionalism and personal Touch given by each employee was wonderful. Kudos to this business.

I really appreciate the quality of the their pet care. Took my pup for spay surgery. All went well…read more, the price was right within budget as well.

Macon County Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated May 2026

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