We've taken our Scottish terrier to Dr. Fischer since 2014. She has consistently been the kindest,…read moremost knowledgeable and patient doctor our dog has had. The prices are fair, and they return your calls within hours. I can't recommend this place more. Sincerely, Christy (Beans's human)

I have 5 animals and have taken them all to ACAH over the years. We see Dr. Haas for everything…read morefrom spay and neutering to checkups and from minor infections to joint repair. Staff is thoughtful and helpful!

I'm neither talked down to nor over my head. That's important. The vet and I are a team making…read moredecisions that affect my animal's health, comfort, safety, and happiness. I need at least a basic understanding of what is or what is likely going on. Diagnosis can be problematic when the patient can't just tell you what is wrong. The vet gives me a window into what is happening and what the options are. I give him data on what I've observed and what has changed from normal. Together we can plot a course of action to get a sick or injured animal back on the road to recovery or at least to a gentle end of suffering when no other humane options are left. Then there's the bulk of visits which are maintenance like annual checkups with vaccinations, blood draws and preventive prescriptions. You want to see your animals treated with compassion when they might not be thrilled to be there. It's a small puncture to protect them from parvo, distemper or rabies but you can't explain it to them. You just have to get it done quickly and as compassionately as possible. The veterinarians and staff at Pet Center are compassionate and caring. They are knowledgeable and stay up to date. I've been with one of their vets for 20 years, through good times and through heart break. I like the way he and the other vets explain things to me and work with me to keep my much beloved cats and dogs healthy and happy.

So I have had to find help for my Cat... Coming from a farm, we didnt grow up spending thousands on…read morevet bills, you just did the best you could. However, we now live in a world where medical care is accessible and our pets are family. So upon finding out that I needed to spend $600 to get the testing for my cat, I instantly was worried, as rent is due, car is due, and i recieve my own bi weekly medical treatment that costs over $250,000 per year. So I was initially excited to know they would work with me on doing certain tests 1st. After agreeing to $160 today, we found out it isnt his Thyroid.... So after that my anxiety set in and I tried to ask various questions to get some kind of idea on what to do... A vetinarians time is precious, as I could hear the barks and cries of several animals that also need care, so i was not expecting a long counsel... However, after she was repeating herself several times and not seeming to understand I was looking for some comfort and not another cost rundown, I could see her frustration with me building... After a few more questions, a few more repeated non answers (obviously i know she cannot diagnose my cat without the tests, im not simple) I said "clearly you are becoming frustrated with me" this seemed to embolden her to at that point realizing that she had already took all the money from me she could get, asked me to find another vet because clearly this was not working out". At no point in time was I disrespectful to her or her staff, they all seem to be amazing people, I was not loud, or condescending, it just seemed like she took the easy road knowing i had no more money to give her... Im sure if I had agreed to anouther almost $450 of testing that day, she would have found it in her heart to be a little more understanding, but clearly she was in her feelings a little too much for having been called out for her visible annoyance at me. Maybe next time, excuse youself, compose your attitude, and dont let the customer see you so out of sorts in your position of authority, as it did not instill confidence in your abilities. Over all I would not say dont go here, as everyone including the Vet seemed to be very kind people. I would just say, dont expect much empathy for not knowing how to proceed when your animal is sick.

The people here were extremely friendly and very professional. They let me know exactly what they…read morefound, what they suggested and the cost right up front. They also offered alternatives if we needed. They are fantastic.

Vets are very nice and seem to care about animals. Unfortunately our puppy has allergies and they…read morewere unable to give us any relief for her. I would recommend them to friends.

Peach Tree was recommended to us by a friend when we moved to Columbia and I can't say enough good…read morethings about Dr. Jill Mosely and her team. They treat our dog like he's a member of their family and have given us discounts and samples whenever possible for different medicines. We even had an unusual problem with our dog recently and they saw him without an appointment, fixed the issue and didn't even charge us. Don't let the other reviews on here steer you away from Peach Tree. It is a great place and I always feel good about my dog going there!

Dr. Leach and his staff are the best! Not only are they friendly, they treat our animals with love…read moreand kindness, and never try to overtreat them to get extra money from you. When I ask what he would do with his own pet, I trust him 100%! As for those reviewers who give a poor rating because you are asking an established veterinary office to see your pet fairly quickly (when you have not kept up on their shots and annual visits), or want to board where you are not established, you obviously don't know how busy his loyal clients keep him! We get reminder cards in the mail, we take them in for their annual checkups and get their scheduled vaccinations. When my pet is very ill and needs to be seen, Dr. Leach will do everything he can to assist with my pet. BTW: Our boarding facility (not PeachTree) will not allow you to board unless your dog is in day care at least once a month. This helps establish dogs within their facility, and there are plenty of clients who will fulfill this requirement.

My dog had trauma when he was younger. There was an issue with my window in my previous car, and…read morethe window collapsed while I was driving and he fell out of the car. I hurriedly got him back in the car and was terrified as I'm sure he was also. Ever since then, having his nails trimmed especially in the front was a living nightmare. I've had to physically restrain him at other groomers while he knocked over furniture, was desperate to escape, I had to put him in a headlock to restrain him it was TERRIBLE. Mandy and her staff are the dog whisperers. The last time he had his nails trimmed, he didn't require a hammock to assist! I think that is wonderful. I'm also not required to restrain him, nor be in the room while his nails are being trimmed. Dogs can behave worse when their parent is in the room. Which is excellent for me since I have chronic pain, so restraining is awful for me and him. Mandy is sweet natured and damn good at what she does!. Thank you Mandy and staff!!! with love, Milo and Mommy

My dog has PTSD bec he fell out the window of the car when he was a puppy. So grinding his paws is…read morevery traumatic for him. He screams, he wants to bite because it's fear based aggression. With a muzzle it's better but he's quite loud and requires a hammock to help get the job done. Sometimes he was ok, getting his nails done here, and other times not so much. The times that he did well was best for everyone. But he wasn't always going to be that cooperative. I tried to make another appointment with the use of his muzzle, but Mandy decided to ignore me when I asked if we could reschedule since she's out of town. ( She is hardly ever at work anyway) which doesn't promote good business.) Also, most of her nail grinders didn't work at one point. The absolute AUDACITY that people have when they are inconvenienced. The NERVE to catch an attitude when things get hard to handle! Bad enough she fired my dog, but didn't have the decency to give me a solution that might work better on my own. I also noticed how her staff had their faces twisted up when we tried to get his nails done the last time. It's not fun for me either but this is what you do for work, but you hate it? Might be time for a different job I think. When she ignored my text, I knew I had to figure something else out. Thankfully, I called another store who don't handle fear based aggression in dogs, BUT the nice lady I did speak to told me about scratch boards for dogs that you put the treat inside. They file their nails, they get a treat, and the pet mom breathes a sigh of relief. Not one groomer had enough sense to recommend the scratch board to me. I am grateful for the lady who was helpful (at a different store) and I will be sure to commend her online. So, unless your dog is super quiet, and wears a monocle while quietly reading a book and waiting for his nails to get done, don't bother. Because if there is a crisis with your dog, well, you saw what happened to me. I'm grateful for what she did do, but I don't appreciate the lack of respect when she didn't want to be bothered anymore. Choose wisely ppl. D

I needed my dog's nails cut. But because they are all about MONEY they want a complete example done…read moreon my dog which isn't necessary. He has a regular vet for that but he's out of town. They want to go down a laundry list of things that will rack up money. I can't stand greed. There is no cure for it. I strongly recommend that unless you feel like emptying your wallet with these snakes, go somewhere else. Maybe the so called happy customers don't mind handing over their wallets, but some people are on a fixed income and cannot do that. Their greed cost them some customers, because I'm spreading the word to avoid them like the bubonic plague. J

We have been taking our pets Horton Animal Hospital on Forum for twenty-five years and highly…read morerecommend their compassionate, highly professional care. All the veterinarians and staff we have met over the years have been truly caring people. From annual checkups to more complicated health issues, they are set up to help your pets live their best and healthiest life. If you consider your pets to be cherished family members and want them to be treated that way, as we do, this is the place to go!

I called their emergency after-hours line because my dog had poisoned herself, and they would not…read moretalk to me. They told me I would first have to call the ASPCA poison line, who would develop a plan, would send it to Hortons then they would treat the dog. The ASPCA charges $75 to just take a call. I just called human Poison Control and thankfully was able to get good information. I had been a client at Hortons long ago then stopped because I was unsatisfied with the care my pets were getting. Apparently this vet hasn't gotten any better.

We recently adopted a lab/beagle puppy, and made an appointment with Dr. Reisdorf at Horton Animal…read moreHospital after being referred by a friend. We were very satisfied with the clinic overall and with Dr. Reisdorf. The staff were very friendly, welcoming and patient. The clinic itself was very clean and we were seen promptly. Dr. Reisdorf's exam was efficient and she was clearly a pro at handling animals, even those as curious and energetic as our 10 week old pup. She was friendly and personable with us humans, too. As new puppy parents, we had a lot of questions and things to clarify. Dr. Reisdorf patiently answered all our questions and reassured us. We called later in the week to ask about another non-urgent issue, and we heard back within 24 hours (we happened to call on Dr. Reisdorf's day off, or it would have been sooner). We are very happy with Horton and would highly recommend Dr. Reisdorf!

The service the vet gives is immaculate. He is always on top of questions and or concerns. I…read morebelieve he goes above and beyond and I wouldn't trust my baby boy with anyone else

I've been bringing my pup here since he was first adopted as a baby. I have worked with all of the…read morevets at the buttonwood location and never had a bad experience. Fortunately my dog loves visiting the vet as he has also come here for daycare. They are very polite and professional. I think they also do a great job of communicating treatment options and potential risks. As with any care (whether it be for a fur baby or yourself) I think it's important to ask questions and make sure you understand what you're agreeing to if you should have concerns about treatment/cost. I've never seen them respond poorly to a person who would like to be well-informed.