My 5 month old Beagle, Cooper, had Parvo and Pet Urgent Care of Montgomery worked with me to get…read morehim well on a Sunday morning. I'm retired and on a fixed income and everyone from the lady at the front desk to the doctor were so kind to me and Cooper. They treated him in the office and sent us home with several different medications that worked like a charm. He's back to running around and getting into everything. They are open on Saturday and Sunday and the office visit fee wasn't higher because we were there on a Sunday.

Drs Kim and Graydon have cared for our Abyssinian cats for several years. They are skilled,…read moreknowledgeable, kind and concerned practitioners. They explain their findings and treatment plans thoroughly and follow up as needed. The support staff members are courteous, thorough, and ready to help. It is reassuring to have our beloved pets in the care of those in this practice.

We lost our 8 year old dog, Bubba, two weeks after his throat cancer diagnosis. Losing your pet is…read morenever easy, but especially after such a short and unexpected diagnosis when they are still young. Donie was patient, sympathetic, and an all around professional. He set up an appointment window for us to bring our baby to him and have us time to say goodbye one final time. Donie's building and surrounding area are clean and well-kept. Even more important, we received a certificate of individual cremation and even some of Bubba's fur, which was unexpected and so thoughtful. While I hope to not need his services again anytime soon, I'll continue to use Donie just as I did this time. The drive from Atlanta was completely worth it. Cannot recommend Donie and Legacy enough in your time of grief.

We lost our 17 year old Alice-Cat unexpectedly when we were out of town. Of course, I freaked. We…read moreimmediately packed and hurried home, praying for the best but also started looking for cremation services while Gregg was driving, on a Sunday. When this happens, you need someone to talk to *right now* and Donie was there. We called him as soon as we got to town and he met us at his place of business ... on a Sunday. He has a kind, caring and compassionate spirit and I trusted him completely with Alice. With several older pets in our household, I pray we won't need his services anytime soon but, we will definitely call him when the need arises. Thank you Donie.

I have used Pet Cremation Services twice and I highly recommend them. They are very thoughtful and…read morehelpful.

This week was a very bad week. We lost our friend and baby of 15 years. Diamond. A sweet gentle…read moresoul, who unconditionally loved us.... I wanted to do something sweet for her and provide her final rights in a loving decent manner. I wanted to treat her in a way that want to be treated in the end. I sought for 3 days on places to take her and I finally decided upon this company. They really accommodated Diamond. They offered pet pick up.Gave me a beautiful sealed keepsake box with her remains. Military discount . Fast.. Brief counseling. The owners really do care about you and your fur babies... This was the best place to go for this situation.

They are very kind, funny very helpful they know what they are doing and they can fix your animal…read morethe right way

If you have farm animals, this vet may be ok for you. If your pets are part of your family, find…read moresomewhere else. When we started with this vet, we had 3 of the sweetest most loving dogs God ever put on earth. One passed from cancer 12/30/2020. We had her cremated and got a beautiful bag with her ashes, a paw print and lock of hair. She went in the urn with our previous 2 babies. Our sweet Duchess passed with cancer on 6/5/2021 and again we had her cremated and got a beautiful bag with her ashes, a paw print and lock of hair. I took Duchess' ashes and set her in the closet to wait for her brother so they could be put in the urn with the other babies together (they had never been apart since birth). That same month, Duchess' brother, Duke, was diagnosed with kidney failure and we were told he would not make it very long, however there is no way to predict a time frame. I took great care of Duke. I made sure he only ate the proper foods, had plenty of water using syringes up to 10 or 12 times a day to keep his kidneys flushed. We had to take him to the vet several time and each time it was over $350. Duke started to succumb to the kidney disease and on 1/13/2023 we made the decision to peacefully end his life. The doctor administers the drug and within seconds, he sweet little heart stopped, and he was at peace. My heart was shattered into infinite pieces, and we were left alone to say our goodbyes. Shortly after everyone left the room, Duke's right leg went straight up in the air and then slowly came back down to gently rest on top of his other leg. Several of the assistants and Duke's groomer came to see if we were alright and asked if we were going to get another dog. We told them that at our age we had decided not to get another as saying goodbye we just too traumatic and emotionally draining. We asked, and paid, for Duke to be cremated in the same fashion as his sister. After nearly a month of continued calling and checking, we were told they had not had Duke cremated, but rather "Disposed" of his body. When I learned of this news, I collapsed to the floor in agony. It has now been 2 months and I am still unable to process what "disposed" of the body even means; I only picture him being discarded in a dumpster like ordinary trash. I was grieving his death; however, I will never have closure to the wonderful 15+ years my sweet baby gave me. I will never be able to process what they did to him. I am unable to be around dogs now. I won't go visit my friends who have dogs as it is too painful. I don't know if that will ever change, I don't know if I will ever heal or if I will ever be the same. I am unable to take Duchess and put her in her final resting place because she should have her brother with her. Once these people found out we were not going to get another dog, and that we would not be spending any more money with them, they simply discarded us as human beings with feelings and then simply "disposed" of my sweet precious Duke as though he was a piece of trash. If your pet is a loved family member, find a better place for their care.

I was told by Dr. Crosslin that by giving my senior Yorkie Galliprant that the lipomas bump on his…read morelip will get smaller which was far from the truth it has definitely gotten bigger not to mention after waiting for a surgery after she returned back from vacation only to find out the surgery was not going to take place which she did explain why. But it would have been best for her to do tell me this B4 going on vacation and before getting me and my little guy hyped up about the surgery not to mentioned not for once has she even called to check on " Prince" to see if he's ok or how he is doing just wished I would've went with a much better hospital/ Veterinarian

After a bad experience at another vet in the area, we decided to give animal medical a try based on…read morerecommendations from our neighbors. I felt very comfortable from the minute we walked in the door. They took great care of my pet and I did not feel like everything was an "up sell" as I have been feeling with other corporate owned veterinarians in the area.

I have been bringing my Lab here since he was 10 weeks old (2023) and Dr. Linda Johnson has been…read morewonderful. He's been in boarding and daycare before, but lately they have new staff. We boarded him for a week and got a call from Dr. Savannah Mashburn on Friday saying not to worry but he has a quarter size red area on his head where it looks like he rubbed it on the crate. She said it couldn't be a hot spot because that's caused by licking and he cannot lick the top of his head. She said she would shave the area to examine it better, apply Silvadene and E collar. I agreed to the treatment. I didn't have a good feeling so after driving 8 hrs on Sunday, I decided to pick him up instead of Tuesday. Got there and he was lethargic, had not been shaved and top of his head was hard and matted with white cream on his snout. An E collar was on and under his neck was wet, red and swollen. They had prescribed antibiotics and I asked to speak with Dr. Mashburn because it looked like he had been bitten. She said the tech didn't mention that and she would look at the video footage. I immediately took him to another clinic who treated him appropriately. Stay away from this clinic if you care about your animals!

This is a review of their dog daycare…read more Our dog had been going to another local vet for months and absolutely loved it. We were forced to transition to East Montgomery due to new work schedules and their opening hours. Our dog has begun showing all kinds of behavioral issues since going to East Montgomery that he never showed at the other vet. He is terrified to be dropped off and protests, desperately acting out so that we will not leave him. Compare this to his last daycare where he LOVED going and was very happy and polite being dropped off. We are removing our dog from daycare here. They have a very small "yard" and I have a hunch the dogs are not actually getting much play/socialization time. Unacceptable, especially for the higher price they charge. If you love your dog, this isn't the daycare for them. No comment on the veterinarian side. Have not really used them.