They only care about payment! They DON'T care about their patients or their families...a procedure…read morewe inquired about, was quoted at $1100...insert big laugh, here..we had the exact procedure done at another vet, for $343..need further proof? The vet has the worst bedside manner ive ever come across!

Transferred my 2 pups over to this clinic after moving from Cali. I was impressed with this…read morefacility. From the scheduling, the staff, Dr. Hall, the beautiful clean facility...everything was 5 stars. I have never been in a veterinary hospital this clean and the interaction I had with Dr. Hall was not something I have experienced before. I did not get a rushed feeling with my appointment. Dr. Hall listened to my concerns and answered all the questions that I had. He throughly explained everything to me and this facility is very transparent with their pricing. I feel confident in this facility in being able to care for my two pups, including one that has special needs.

My pets are not current patients of Golden Isles Animal Hospital, and after a deeply disappointing…read moreboarding experience, they never will be. After two years of saving, we finally planned a short vacation out of state. Since our vet does not offer boarding, I contacted Golden Isles Animal Hospital to arrange a 4 night stay for my diabetic cat. She had been stable for almost a year with oral medication and a closely monitored diet, especially her water intake, which is significant due to her condition. I made sure to explain this clearly: she needs her water bowl refilled frequently and medication administered once daily. That's it. She's super easy, just keep an eye on the water bowl. I even left these instructions in her medicine bag stating exactly this. Because of her condition, I was told she'd need to come in for a "trial day," before the boarding, to ensure everything would go smoothly. She did very well, and the assistants praised her for how sweet, bubbly and easy she is. After that trial, she came home, sat by her water bowl, and drank water nonstop for 15 minutes. In hindsight, this is more concerning than it felt at the time. I trusted that this animal hospital would, at the very least, keep a diabetic cat hydrated and comfortable. So surely this must be stress related.. right? I brought up her water intake again at the time of her boarding, and they assured me that someone would "always be with her." I now understand that "someone in the building" may not mean someone qualified, or attentive enough, to actually monitor her needs. On the morning we were scheduled to pick her up, we received a call at 7am asking us to come immediately. She had been found lying on her side in her litter box, lethargic, dehydrated, could not walk without falling, and vocalizing in distress. As soon as we arrived, I asked if the vet or a tech could assist. I was told by your staff that no tech or vet had been on duty over the weekend, and wouldn't be that day either. The person who handed her over said she'd been fine for the first couple of days, but by day 3 had become slightly lethargic, so they gave her corn syrup. We asked if her blood sugar was checked before that, to ensure it was low blood sugar causing the lethargy, but the answer was no. It was given to her blindly. If this lethargy was that concerning, to the point of giving her corn syrup without checking her blood sugar, then why wasn't I called and informed of it at the very least? I would have come home immediately to get her and take her to her vet. There were no clear records of what had happened over the weekend from your staff. Evidently, they had been rotated, and the person speaking to us admitted they weren't there for two of the four days, so they weren't entirely sure what happened. We were handed a brochure for an emergency clinic and told to take her there, as they had no one to help her. We then took her over to her vet, who did some quick tests and found her very dehydrated with high blood sugar, cold and stressed, and urged us to take her to the emergency clinic immediately, so we did. She was admitted and cared for, but her condition continued to worsen. She passed away the very next day. I am absolutely devastated. It is heartbreaking to think that a stay intended to be safe and routine ended this way. I will always question what happened during those days when we weren't with her, and if any of it could have been prevented, had they called me at the first red flag.. If only I could give 0 stars. Thanks for literally nothing.

Dr.Hornbuckle is a fantastic vet. We live on a boat and will travel from wherever we are to go to…read moreGOLDEN isles vet practice to care for our 13 year old basset hound. We love the staff also. They are so attentive and go out of their way to help.

This place has gone downhill over the past couple years. Two diagnoses for two different dogs of…read moremine were completely wrong. (Thank God for specialists in Jax.) And the phone is almost never answered. HOW do they stay in business?!

Everything. Comfort of animals, ridiculous charges. Charged for a prescription because they…read more"encourage" use of their own pharmacy. NO

Dr Cheek has been amazing. We have a dog with allergies and anxiety. Dr Cheek offered alternatives…read morewithout breaking the bank. He did not require unnecessary tests. I had mentioned on my first visit that I appreciated the dog examined in front of me and not taken to the back. He honors that and even the techs do. We have a long term prescription which allowed us to fill locally. On our last visit Dr Fry stopped in and said Dr Cheek had to him about our boy. I feel like they care as a team! The room had a window that allowed our boy to watch the birds outside. Definitely 5 + star facility and staff!

They charge $60 if you cancel an appointment. I have been a client for many, many years and have…read moretaken several generations of pets to them. I have always attended appointments and have never been a no show. The one time I have something come up they want to penalize me. I will find another provider for my dogs.

I highly recommend HSCG for neutering your dog or cat. I have a senior cat who has always been an…read moreindoor cat, and we just never bothered to have her spayed. Her "heats" never bothered us, but recently seemed to bother her. So being new to the area, I made an appointment with HSCG due to their low cost spay/neuter program. Dr Weaver was absolutely wonderful and her concern for our old girl was touching. Turns out Patchez has a heart murmur so it was our decision whether to proceed with the procedure or not. We did. Dr Weaver phoned afterwards to let us know how Patchez was doing, and that she had an ovarian cyst and a nasty looking uterus. In my opinion, Dr Weaver went above and beyond to ensure us that we did the right thing and our beloved cat was going to be fine. Highly recommended!

Very caring staff, they obviously love animals. Excellent medical services too…read more The only negative I saw is that they did not let dogs interact with each other while there for fear that there would be fights. It would be nice if they had an area where they let the dogs be with each other for at least part of the day.

Now that I have the power of the internet at my hands I'm about to express how I really feel about…read morethis place. My dog Zuberi was coughing up blood one night so I brought him here. We get in and they bring him to the back to check him out, heart worms. The receptionist/assistant I'm guessing, after telling me that he had to be put down, "This is the worst case I've ever seen. You should've taken better care of him, this is horrible." I'm literally in the waiting room after being in the back (or side room, whatever) crying with my dog, and that's what she had to say? The best part: it cost about 300 dollars, for an ER you'd think they have payment plans because you know, you can't plan for every emergency. Not only did it take three people including myself to pay for it, if we didn't pay it THEY WERE GOING TO SEND HIM HOME US LIKE THAT. THEY WOULDVE RATHER SENT HIM HOME WITH ME DYING, THAN SEND US A BILL. I've got choice words for that lady behind the desk but my language on reviews are limited. Don't bring your pets here. If you have a regular vet you go to, chances are if you call them after hours you'll still get in touch with them because they too have emergency lines, if you don't get an answer leave a voicemail. Just don't come here. Picture of my dog Zuberi for dog tax. I miss you everyday.

Very kind and professional staff members. Truly helped me take care of my dog after he had an…read moreaccident where he dislocated his knee and tore some ligaments. Highly recommend going here if you are unable to see your vet immediately!

Professional, caring, made us feel our dog is important. So glad we took our baby there.read more

Love this vet! I have taken my two dogs here for various reasons since we moved down from NY about…read morea year ago. They are so caring, listen to me, and are very thorough with their treatment. The prices are fair and if things add up they run it by me first before proceeding. Love the staff! Saw Dr Hodges and Jacy the vet tech today and they were great.

Recently moved here from upstate NY and transferred to this clinic in late July. I indicated I'd…read moreneed an appointment as soon as I was in their system. The man at the desk said I'd hear from them in 2 weeks. After 2 weeks I started calling for an appointment but was always on hold for at least an hour, never spoke to a live person. I finally called Dublin to see if they could help. They said Brunswick couldn't get me in until November. I asked if I could get an appointment with someone in town through the veterans choice program since my wait was well over 30 days at this point and would be over another 30 days. The woman told me "we don't do that here, I don't know what you're talking about". I never before moving here understood where the VA got such a horrible reputation. Now it is becoming clear.