The care and tact from the entire staff is so appreciated. Specially during difficult times. They…read moredidn't rush me and they discussed all options, provided me with time and patience. They've handled my babies as if they were theirs.

We normally board our German Shepard at Wellspring Animal Hospital in Covington, but they were full…read morefor the time that we had requested. They recommend that we try their sister hospital in Social Circle. After using Wellsprings boarding service twice with no issues at all, it made sense to use Social Circle Veterinary Hospital. This turned out to be a very bad decision. On Monday, we took our dog over for a walk through 5 days before leaving him for boarding, to see if he would have problem. No issues were noted and they said that he was ok to stay there. Saturday, we brought him to start his stay. They ask me sign a letter permitting them to give him Trazodone to use for relief of anxiety. I signed it thinking that it would not be needed, nor was it used during his previous stays at the sister site. During our trip I called them on the Wednesday to see how he was doing, they put me on hold to check his status. They came back to the phone and said they he was ok, he was eating ok and had just been out side. No mention of any issues or problems. Came back to pick him up on Thursday, and they told me they had to use Trazodone starting the day we brought him in Saturday. We never received a call on Saturday while we were still here, now anything during our trip. They did not contact our son who was listed to be contacted if something should happen. When I called, they did not mention that they had been giving him Trazodone starting the day we dropped him off. GSD are known to be active; they apparently were not prepared for this and decide to use this as an excuse to do a money grab. They added a doctor office visit $78.00, 100mg Trazodone $39.50 and jacked up the boarding stay from $29.00 a day to $50.70. I talked with Maggie about this and she said that there was a problem with communication and that she was going to look into it. Lesson learned the hard way make sure you know where you are boarding our pet and don't sign any medication waivers. I'm very disappointed at the recommendation that Wellsprings made. Their sister hospital leaves a lot to be desired, clearly, they are not operated, equipped or staffed the same.

They have been taking care of my cats in the past 4 years. The vets and staff are very friendly,…read moreamazing, and reliable!

I took my cat in because she had been throwing up. My cat is 8 and never been sick before. They…read moretold me they performed in house blood work and found a virus and wanted to start her on antibiotics. The doctor then called me and said he was concerned about my cat's health and wanted to do more blood work. He scared me into submission. They charged me over 300.00 for the extra blood work. When the results came back, turns out my cat is 100% healthy. It cost over 800.00 to find out my cat is healthy. When I asked to speak to a doctor about the bill, they started making excuses why a doctor couldn't speak with me. They said they would have one call me Monday. Never happened. Very unprofessional and dishonest. Do not use this clinic.

Disappointing tone, condescending care, and absurd extra fees…read moreI had to schedule an urgent visit here because our normal clinic was fully booked and I needed to bring my cat in after a stray literally broke through our porch screen to attack her inside our own home. I was just trying to be proactive and prevent a serious infection, but the whole experience was terrible. Instead of focusing on my cat, the vet spent the visit lecturing me about the dangers of outdoor cats. She went on and on about how outdoor cats don't live as long, how they get hit by cars, get attacked, or catch rabies. I explicitly told her I agreed with her points, that we live nowhere near a main road, and that I'm balancing family dynamics with cats who love the outdoors. But she just kept preaching. She even condescendingly told me I should put chicken wire over my screens or build a catio--completely ignoring that chicken wire isn't predator-proof and that the stray broke into what should have been a safe, enclosed space. On top of the attitude, their billing practices feel like total nickel-and-diming. Every single medication option had a separate "service fee" tacked on ($12 to $30 extra per item), which basically doubled the cost of the medicine itself. When I asked what the service fee was for, the staff told me it covers counting out, packaging, and bottling the meds. But the anti-inflammatory they gave me was a single, factory-sealed blister pack straight from the manufacturer. All the clinic did was slap a prescription sticker on the box. Charging a full fulfillment "service fee" just to put a sticker on pre-packaged medication is ridiculous. I came in looking for compassionate care during a stressful situation, but left dealing with condescension and bogus fees. I won't be back and definitely don't recommend them.

Great staff with a holistic approach to my 2 dog's healthcare needs.. staff takes of all our pets…read moreneeds. From prescriptions to general health visits, our needs are always taken care of of.

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.

People were pleasantly to talk to but the problem I'm having is being charged for stuff I did not…read moreapprove or ask for bills of upward 300$ for stuff that they did, yes I asked for some but most i didn't even know they did and was not told till I seen the bill and had to ask what it was yes the people are pleasant but they are sneaky with what they do and you will be charged for stuff you didn't know they did and did not approve of if anything I would say find another vet that does everything you ask and nothing more then that that's not necessary at all

Best Vetenarian Clinic ever. Hands down. Super accommodating staff, knowledge Vets and affordable…read more I trust them explicably. Shout out to Katie there. She is AMAZING

Doctors Dawn and Donnie Delong are both exceptional veterinarians. They are skilled in their…read morepractices and are very caring people. You won't find a more empathetic veterinarian than either of these two professionals. They model the behavior they expect from their staff and therefore you will also find some very great people to work with at the staff level too. They have helped us with regular care of our three dogs for over 9 years and have done some significant surgeries on them as well. We have used a lot of veterinarians over the course of our long lives and I can honestly say, these are the best

Very upset th Is practice can't even run blood work or urine as you wait. Takes one to two days…read morefor results. Was catchino my dogs urine with a spoon with a cup taped to it. When I called for an appointment for another dog we have thhat was sick they said sorry we have no time to see her. Unprofessional and not impressed at all as a new resident to area.

First, I can appreciate when you call the first thing asked is, is this an emergency or can you…read morehold. I do mean hold anywhere from 10 minutes to 30 minutes on hold. I brought my friend and companion to get groomed. He was really matter on his paws. He won't let anyone touch them. He's a rescue and has high anxiety. For that reason he is out under anesthesia during the groom. I dropped him off and when I came back to pick him up and it seems that the person who brought him to me after it had been a while of me waiting was hesitant because he had been cut and he was bleeding so he needed a antibiotic topical and had to wear one of the cone hats. I thought about this before I called to complain I feel like he was injured there and that they should be responsible for paying the paying for the antibiotic and The cone hat I'm not asking for my money back for the groom I understand that accidents happen I'm not trying to fuss at anyone in particular I just think it would be a good gesture seeing as how he was hurt there that they could bill for the cone hat in the top of the antibiotic. So I spoke with office manager and she was out when this happened she was on vacation I spoke with her and she said she would get back to me a few times and she didn't I felt like I was being brushed off and my little puppy is my love he's my little companion it means a lot to me that he was hurt there and I am upset about it but they should be upset about it too I mean it happened there the doctor looked at it thought it required anti-biotic ointment topical and the hat. But when I spoke with the office manager and she said she had spoke with the doctor and the others that had something to do with what happened to Anakin they suggested that he had a cyst that had I guess ruptured while they were trimming him at no time during the afternoon where I picked him up did the doctor or the lady who brought him out to me say anything about there being a cyst he said he accidentally got cut he's been bleeding and oozing and he has to wear the hat so that he can't lick his foot I was really upset but I didn't act out I went home and thought about it and obviously manager was back in on Wednesday and Friday I spoke with her after she had spoke with her staff and she said that basically it was Anakin's foot that was the problem and that the doctor had said he had a cyst remember and they never said that word to me when I picked him up so I am on a rant and I feel like I have not been fairly treated of course my my dog fairly treated at this point he had to wear the cone hat and it stretched both sides of his neck as it has even wearing it. So, if you were looking for a new vet or a new groomer you might want to read this about this rethink the visit if I can give it zero Stars I would so give zero stores

10/10 recommend Dr. Chan! He did my dogs neuter yesterday and it could not have gone any better! He…read morewas very thorough about the process and any going home instructions. He even sent home a VERY detailed personalized post op sheet! He was able to answer all my questions before I could even ask them! If you're looking for a great group of people that TRULY love your babies and go above and beyond THIS IS THE PLACE TO GO!

​I​ want to express my gratitude for your amazing service. I highly recommend Planned PEThood!​ You…read moretook wonderful care of three of my cats, and I truly appreciate how quickly you informed me of an issue with one of my kittens. I am so happy to see my fur babies happy and healthy.​ Thank you again for everything ​you do!

The team at Planned PEThood were great and took amazing care of my goldendoodle. I took her to get…read morespayed and a hernia repair because the cost was drastically lower than going to Chewy or your local vet. I was skeptical at first because you don't want your pet to get hurt by reducing costs but this place was well with it overall. Highly recommend for taking care of my dog, quality or service and value.