FAH has been our vet clinic since we moved to the area 11 years ago. More than once in emergency…read moresituations we've been glad they're less than 10 minutes from our house, because until a few years ago, the closest emergency clinic was more than half an hour away. Dr. Audrey Karamourtopoulos (she goes by Dr. Audrey for obvious reasons) is the clinic owner and our primary vet. For the longest time she was the only vet there, but over the years other vets have been brought on staff. Dr. Audrey has been a wonderful caretaker for our dogs, and even the occasional foster. She will sit on the floor with a dog and let them give her a facial while she tries to conduct an exam. She is one of the most compassionate people I've ever met. Some people like a vet who is all business, others like the heart-on-sleeve kind. Dr. Audrey is a little bit of both, but leans more towards the latter. Easy to tears, this lady, even more than me. I'm okay with that, I don't feel silly getting sniffly in front of her, or on the phone. She usually beats me to it. She's a skilled surgeon too. She saved the life of our first Rottweiler, who was bloating, which is a life threatening condition. Carl would have died enroute to an ER clinic, but fortunately FAH was open. He recovered really well. We had to go out of town a couple weeks later and did medical board at the clinic just to be sure he had around the clock attention. Because the clinic is attached to Dr. Audrey's home, she is available at all hours. She sat up with our neighbor's dog at 2am while he died in her arms from hemangiosarcoma. FAH has techs on staff 24/7. Unlike some other clinics where animals might be left alone overnight. FAH also does rescues, mostly cats, but occasionally dogs that might be strays and owners not located, or the animals have been surrendered to the clinic. Dr. Audrey is the vet for a local Doberman Pinscher rescue. Like a lot of vets, she's not an advocate for raw feeding. She will try and point out some of what she feels are negatives, but won't try to stop you outright. It's your dog, not hers. We've agreed to disagree, though she has admitted that my dogs are pretty darned healthy overall (even our cancer boy is still on part raw/part kibble and doing great) and have gorgeous coats. Argo came to us with teeth so covered in plaque you could barely see the cusps. No dental done, just some manual scraping to remove the large chunks by a hygienst and a raw diet have really cleaned his teeth up. Dr. Audrey doesn't try to overvaccinate your pets either. She was actually the first person to tell me about titers (blood test to determine antibody levels) when we first met and had a senior dog. Other than rabies, we didn't need to be pumping the poor creature full of the damned things. She often runs late, because she doesn't rush through appointments. Not every situation can be handled in 15 minutes. I may wait an hour to see her, and I'm okay with that. Just take my dog outside for a walk; girls at the front desk will call me in when it's time. Dr. Audrey will spend as much time as you need her to, especially if there are a lot of questions coming up. Lately we've had some communication issues, having to wait longer than I thought was appropriate for a return call on something, but that seems to have been a short lived issue. Hasn't happened again. Drs. Baker and Stephanie are the other current DVMs on staff. Haven't worked much with Dr. Stephanie, but she is more of a small/exotic animal and bird vet. Dr. Baker is a nice gentleman, little more of the reserved, old school type vet. Dr. Audrey was out of town at the time Argo presented with a recurring limp; Dr. Baker caught his bone cancer early. We will be forever grateful for that, as it's given us more time to try different treatments and kept him with us longer than most people get in this situation. He also did a nice job pulling over 200 baby porcupine quills (they're small, soft and hard to find!) from Hannahbelle's feet and mouth recently. Don't ask... She's lucky she's cute!

I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the staff here We have been going for years For…read moreour Cat and dog

Carr Islsnd staff is so phenomenal! Caring, compassionate and reasonably priced! Also, they never…read moredo unnecessary tests and take advantage of you. My daughter won't take her dogs anywhere else! Keep up the great work!

My husband and I took our 25 year old cat, Dufus to the Carr Animal Hospital. We had to put our…read moreDufie down ( lwasn't eating or pooping and it was time). The staff at Carr was so compassionate, caring and kind... we couldn't thank them fast enough! UNTIL, we got a sympathy card signed by the whole team. I hope they can help us find another kitty

Caring staff who communicates well. Flexible scheduling with extended hours and days makes it so…read morethat most would not need to leave work early just to have your pet looked at. Dr.Stanfield is absolutely wonderful in my opinion and listens well to applicable feedback/concerns before offering treatment plans or approaches that are best for my pet. She goes above and beyond from other Veterinary Doctors that I've dealt with in the past. Her followup is impeccable and does what works best for the client i.e. text, email, call etc. The girls that work the front counter truly make the overall experience the reason why we continue to come back here. If there was anything that could be improved on it would be the monetary fees on certain things. But even with that in mind I give them a 10 out of 10. If you know me then you know that i always feel there are opportunities to improve on in everything we do. However this group truly demonstrates above average customer service and makes your pet their number one priority​

Fabulous care for both my cat and dog. Staff are wonderful. I totally trust my pets with Old Town…read more Kind, compassionate and competent staff. Client for over 11 years and I could not be more satisfied.

Everyone that works at Mitchell is wonderful! We were new to the area, and I had to find a vet…read morequickly for my dog. They were able to see our dog right away. They really are the most compassionate, calming, and qualified vet office I have ever been to. I feel so lucky to have them so close!

My cat had to be put down and Doctor Matthews was so compassionate throughout the entire process,…read moreit was so peaceful. My Misuse was 16 and was my angel. Her helper Riley is the nicest person! If you need an animal hospital don't hesitate, go to Mitchell hospital.

My German shepherd was having skin issues and itching, licking paws etc. My regular vet wanted to…read moresend me to an allergy specialist whose only solution was to put her on a biologic drug.....I said no thank you to that and went to see Dr. Brandt at the Holistic healing clinic....within 3 days of incorporating her dietary and supplement recommendations, all of her symptoms were cut in half and they continue to improve. Her coat is thick and shiny and she has so much more energy, yet at the same time she is much calmer and responsive. The team at the Holistic animal healing clinic is focused on wellness and keeping your animal happy and healthy. They have so many non invasive treatment modalities at their finger tips and deliver with a smile! I would highly recommend them to anyone who loves their pets!!!

Amazing vet! The Holistic Animal Haling clinic has treated 3 of our dogs now. There methods and…read moreacumen are beyond stellar!

It is always important to interview any veterinarian and ask around for peoples' experiences…read morebecause my experience will be different than others based on several factors. We were regular customers of Bassler Veterinary Hospital for several years, beginning with when the doctor was on Bridge Road. When the doctor moved to the new building, it seemed as if the prices increased. We later found out that the doctor was including a training fee, meaning the additional fee was to continue to send her staff to training in the field. I can appreciate that and appreciate seeing all the certificates on the wall. At least it is assurance for you knowing her staff continue their education in the field. I can't tell you how many times I have been to other vets and they can't draw blood correctly. The staff here can do it flawlessly. We had our differences when the doctor moved to this location and it has been a few years since we have been to this doctor. The business is thriving in the area, so Dr. Bassler is doing something right. We would like to come back at some point to test the waters again, in the event there was some unfortunate experience with her and us at the beginning. I can say that Dr. Bassler does care about your pets. If you think prices are high, just shop around and ask around. Also consider pet insurance. We have Nationwide (VPI) Pet Insurance Superior and always recommend it. Be sure to ask the doctor and staff to explain all charges and ask questions all the time if you don't feel you are being informed. Prices can be expensive if you don't ask. The staff here are very friendly, educated, and caring. Dr. Bassler offers a general practice for your pet including dental services, in a new and clean facility. Dr. Bassler is a friendly and caring veterinarian who will absolutely care for your pets.

The last 14 months were difficult for our family because our longtime rescue dogs aged 14 and 15…read moreyears had end of life events. One of our shepherd lab mix had an end of life stroke (Dec '24) and the other shepherd hound mix had a debilitating cancer and lost key functions. (Feb '25). We were supported in our final decisions by the team at Bassler including Dr. Bassler herself. For anyone who has been through it, it is difficult to lose a part of your family. That said, I'd recommend Bassler. They are compassionate explaining the process. They have a dedicated room. They have a facility they work with for options and cremation, urns etc. Cost is around 300 for the procedure at the hospital and another 300 if you want to have the 3rd party do the arrangements for you. We did the free items they offered without additional cost. A basic box for ashes and paw print. You can spend a lot more if you choose for name plates and urns etc. For awareness, the Bassler group were very supportive and accommodating but they are not a 24 hour facility so plan accordingly. A few days later, we received a nice handwritten card from Dr Bassler that was signed by the whole staff who worked that day. None of it is easy or ok but Dr Bassler did the best for us in a difficult time. Obviously we stand by them as we used them twice. Best of luck.

I've taken my dog to Winichahanat for the past 6 years and have always had a wonderful experience…read more My pup is accident prone and they've always been able to get me in day of, which has saved thousands in emergency vet visits. The staff has always been very kind, sweet and thorough. Highly recommend!

Dr Hunt and his staff are wonderful, knowledgeable and caring with our fur babies. We have been…read moregoing there since he started his practice. It is a little bit of a drive, but it is worth it because we trust him.

Since I was young my family always brought our pets here. Now I do as well. Simply the best vet in…read morethe area.

This place use to be caring but all they think of is money they don't care if your cat is ill.They…read morerefused me service to help comfort my cat from chronic skin issues.They know I can't get her help form a Certified skin doctor..No appointments till Dec-Jan but they feel the need to let my cat stay in pain and discomfort.I'm really hurt over it and plan to call and see who I can report them to they are not caring people to be in such a field.I don't recommend this vet for anything.