This place is absolutely amazing the staff are so sweet and make sure your pet is well taken care…read moreof they can be a little slow sometimes but I'd rather that than them rush and my sweet boy not be taken care of correctly . His cut is always up to part and he smells amazing every-time he leaves and he really likes the staff

Zebulon Animal Hospital is hands down the best veterinary practice in the area! The staff is kind,…read moreprofessional, and truly cares about their patients. They are never pushy, their prices are very reasonable, and they are fast and efficient. I really appreciate how they make the entire experience easy and stress-free. I highly recommend Zebulon Animal Hospital to anyone looking for excellent veterinary care! Dr Alison Palmer was amazing.

My cat suffers from Cystitis, lately he's been peeing on my kids things. We've dealt with…read moreInappropriate urination from him before. The previous vets we saw up north only helped us so much. However, zebulon animal hospital gave us a course of action plan and medicine for my cat's stress. I walked away from them feeling heard, helped, and hopeful. Whether this plan works or not I felt they helped me explore all my options including a plan B. Fingers crossed we can get this chunky cat less stressed and more happy.

Nancy loves her dogs and takes the best care of them. She makes sure the have playtime, lots of…read morewater, lots of love

I am surprised by the negative reviews. My dogs have trained with Nancy and they board with her…read moreregularly and have for many years. I have never had any of the experiences cited. Here is my experience. Nancy understands dogs at a very core level. I have two German Shepherds with one that can be people and dog aggressive. Nancy does not shy away from those types of situations but rather leans into them. She has an innate sense of what is causing the behavior and is highly successful in addressing the issues. Many trainers just go the other way when aggression is involved. But to be clear, dog training is not magic. If the owners are not willing to work with the dog, any training will be only partially successful. Nancy is a long-time trainer of search and rescue dogs. She understands what drives a dog. She works with them based on their breed and what is needed. And sometimes she needs to get their attention which is where "getting rough with them" - NOT hurting them, NOT being abusive - might be needed. On the other hand, one of my dogs is quite shy and Nancy has been instrumental to give her reassurance, building up her confidence with every interaction. Again, she is working with the dog to help it be the best dog it can be. At $1200 for three weeks, her costs are well below other local board and trains. And you are getting some of the best training available. I have had my dogs at other board and trains and what I ended up with was a dog that listened to that trainer and their signals, not a dog that was less scared, less aggressive, and more itself. With Hooks K9 Training, if your dog needs more than three weeks, she keeps them at no extra charge. She does this because she is focused on what is best for your dog not on how much she makes. Again, an amazing level of commitment to your dog being the best they can be. Once your dog has gone through her board and train program, they can then be boarded with her for $25/day which again is an amazing price. She does use a prong collar but I have always used a prong collar on my shepherds. If used properly the dog is not getting the prong correction but it is there if needed. And she does use a shock collar when a specific behavior needs to be addressed and other methods aren't working. And a shock collar is often used on the "buzz" setting as a reminder to the dog. You don't need to actually shock the dog in most cases. Sometimes simply putting the collar on is enough to remind the dog that they need to pay attention. The dogs are kenneled outside. They are well provided for, are with many other dogs and quite frankly, mine like the outdoors better. The kennel arrangement is key to them learning to be a dog and a good dog at that. Where she places your dog and by whom is done quite strategically to benefit both dogs. I will also comment on being early. I am a person who lives by the "if you are on time you are late" adage. But for Nancy, when she is working with the dogs, it is very disruptive for someone to come in early as the dogs are focused on them. She wants to use every minute of training time available so her ask is that you be on time, not early. And yes, she can be rude about it but that is because you are taking away from the dogs. Nancy loves these dogs and wants you to know they are the priority. So, don't be early. On communication, Nancy is very forthcoming on what you need to do when you get your dog home. Anytime I email her, I get a response. During the board and train, I was very nervous and she sent me wonderful stories of how the dog was progressing. She doesn't carry a cell phone as it would be distracting while she is training. But I have found her to be very responsive via email. In summary, this is not a fit for everyone. But I would highly recommend for dogs and dog owners that want results. Do your research, talk with Nancy and make your own determination.

Teresa and her staff have taken care of three of our furbabies -- Bridget, Bella and now, Sammy…read more While Sammy's not been able to be walked in because of COVID-19, he's been happy to see them when they came to the car. Both Bridget (first) and Bella were tail-waggin' girls as they headed in to get beautified. Bridge-Bridge would get so excite that she would run to the dutch door and stand up on it so they knew she was there. Their service was great and the prices unbeatable -- $25 vs. $48 for the same service while we took Sammy with us on vacation. Hate that their brick and mortar presence will leaving Tarboro, but glad Ms. Teresa will still be grooming our loved ones from her home in Leggett.

We used this place, when our vet had no openings! We waited till last min to make arrangements! Our…read moredogs were fine when we picked them up! Lee! Said they did fine! We would use them again!

My best friend is alive and home for Christmas because of the amazing staff at Points East. I…read morearrived home to find my sweet tuxedo kitty Ruffle collapsed on the floor, struggling to breathe. I couldn't reach the nearest vet but their after hours recommended Points East Veterinary Hospital in Wilson. They assured me they were open 24 hours and to hurry on over. They were ready for me when I arrived and rushed Ruffle in while I filled out paperwork. He was severely anemic, needed an immediate blood transfusion and oxygen. They saved his life. Staff kept me informed every at step, calling through the night with updates and patient with questions when I called them. They were warm, caring and kind. The hospital is very large, open, clean and beautiful, with state- of-the-art equipment and attractively furnished private rooms for consultations and visits with patients for pet parents. I owe these wonderful people my beloved furson's life. You can trust them to give your furbaby the very best of care. My hearfelt thanks to the doctors and staff!!!

We got there with my cat at 9pm. They told us it could be a 6 hour wait. I was ok with that, but I…read moretold the receptionist that after they did vitals, I wanted to know if it would be safe for her to go back home so we could come back the next day. 16 doctors cards are on that desk, but apparently only 2 were there. The first lady that cam to take Hinata back asked me about her shots being up to date. I said, "um" while I tried to remember when she last got shots and the woman barked out that it was a yes or no question. So...rude start. 5 hours went by. My daughter went to ask about her. The lady at the desk said someone would check her vitals and come out to talk to us. An hour later, I went to the desk. No receptionist. Waited 15 minutes and even though Dr. Roncone walked down the hall and saw us, no one came. Had to call the place and someone picked up in the back. I asked about her again. Was told someone would check vitals and come out. I said we were told that an hour ago. A guy finally came out and said she was sleeping well and fever was the same. An hour later, (now at 7 hours) I went back to desk to ask if they'd even given her anything for the fever. The lady told me she would check and someone would come out and talk to us. Found out that no, for 8 hours she was just sleeping. No meds, no food, no nothing. We could have been home. We could have come back. Then at the 8 1/2 hour mark, a doctor finally comes out. Says, they haven't given her anything, but pretty sure it's just a viral infection and she wants to do bloodwork. I am pissed at this point and tell her, no. Just give us a prescription and let us go home. She says that we were told there was a 6 hour wait and they were saving lives. I told her that I definitely want critical patients to be a priority, but if I had been told she could wait at home, like I asked, I would have taken her home since all you did was let her lay back there and sleep. But no, at 8 hours, they finally decided to examine her. Then of course we have to pay the $200 for them to do bloodwork before we can get medicine. She wanted to talk to us. So 8.5 hours in and they are going to finally start on her. My daughter went into a room with the doctor to talk about what they were going to do and how much our bill would be. So the estimate was $404. Finally after 9 hours, they bring me my cat and the receptionist says they gave us a discount for our frustration. The bill was $406. Not sure how discounts make a bill higher, but whatever, I'm ready to go. I pay the bill. I get home at 630 am. They gave us pills. I always get liquid medicine. The doctor didnt even ask. So at 630, I had to crush up pills and mix them with food and fight with the cat so I could finally go to bed. It's so ridiculous that you can't even buy fever reducing medicine over the counter. They care more about doing costly blood work EVERY SINGLE TIME so that you have to line their pockets more. Ive been there before and had to pay $250 to have my kitten euthanized because I couldn't pay the $2000 they wanted to try and save it. So if you dont have $250, you get to take your suffering animal home to die in pain. I remember when vets really did put the animals first. They would treat them and send you a bill. Now it's pay up or we do nothing. It's disgusting. I will never go there again. In addition, the last 3 hours of our wait, we were the ONLY people in the waiting room.

Eliminate the consultation fees charged, if you request a veterinarian to call you…read more I asked if the vet could call me regarding a charge to administer a pill to my dog. I had never received a bill to administer this medication previously I was told that if the vet called me, I would be charged a consultation fee. I felt that this was ridiculous. I understand the vet couldn't talk to me at the time I was at the office because it was during office hours, but being charged a consultation fee for a phone call regarding a policy of the hospital. Unacceptable. That day I switched veterinarians. My dog was well cared for and I was confident in the staff. I just feel like greed was involved.

Very friendly staff. Took our dog into exam room without a wait. Vet and assistant was extremely…read morepatient and loving. Gave great information and was super helpful. Facility was clean and organized

Dr. Rebecca Tudor at Tarheel Veterinary Surgical Specialists is the best!! Our dogter has had two…read moresurgeries now (tears in both back legs) and we had great experiences. This is a mobile surgical practice, so they come to our vets office on the day of surgery and our dog has been able to recover overnight at a place she feels comfortable at. We are very pleased with Harmony Animal Hospital's partnership with TVSS.

My 6 year old labradoodle was a daily running partner with me. She went in for a routine ligament…read moresurgery and came out with her entire hind paralyzed. I'm devastated and I'm really having a tough time making sense of it all. Peak City Vet in Apex recommended and hired in this surgeon to do the surgery at their facility. Afterwards he left my dog in the care of Peak City Veterinarian Hospital. When I picked up my $4000.00 dog, she's paralyzed from the waist down. He never bothered to come see her. Wouldn't answer my calls. Left us high and dry. Peak City is blaming this surgeon with an error. We have it all video recorded. They all are responsible as far as we are concerned and we are devastated with the entire experience from start to finish. Very very unprofessional when we picked her up. Apex police witnessed and recorded them blaming each other, then demanding payment of $4300.00 for our beloved animal that is now paralyzed. Sick sick people. Please, please beware. Save your heart.

I had no clue we could get someone to clean the dog poop. I value the owners openness about…read moreservices. The level of professionalism was welcomed. The one time clean-up was needed and if I wasn't relocating I would use the service more frequently.

I needed a fast cleanup and figured let me see what this business is about. I contacted her…read morebusiness and she was very responsive and the rates affordable. I appreciate the transparency of her rates.