I highly recommend Dr. Cheeseman. She could not be more caring and kind. We were faced with saying…read moregoodbye to our very special dog and could not face having to take her to a clinic setting. Dr. Cheeseman made the process as best as it could be for our girl at home. She was amazing for our girl and for my husband and I. I would recommend her any day of the week.

Dr. Cheeseman couldn't possibly be more caring or work with your schedule. She's truly one of a…read morekind for vets.

The staff and doctors are very pleasant. They took care of our cat they show concern. The facility…read moreis clean.

My dog has been suffering with some kind of ear problem and I contacted their office to get some…read morehelp for her. I was told it would be over 30 days before I could see a vet. What made it worse was they demanded a $25 deposit to hold the appointment. No compassion or empathy for my sweet dog, who just survived being in shelter. I did find a vet, and they saw her right away. It took all of 15 minutes to see and treat my dog. 30 days???. Deposit? Inhumane.

Amazing staff so helpful very fair prices on spay/neuter programs for cats & dogs all ages welcome!!read more

our husky shepard mix had a ovarian infection which was causing sepsis , we took her to a emergency…read morevet(that's how we found out due to I'll symptoms in our pup) however there price range was way too unaffordable, they worked with us and just like the name the my were able to spay her the same day as it was a dire emergency, all the staff was friendly and very helpful and saved our pups life , big help idk what state of turmoil we would be in without them very professional and caring , immediately. referred friends of cat and dog owners about there services, im originally from Maryland and recently moved to North Carolina, I would recommend friends back home about them and even help to bring their pets here. very helpful and grateful of the staff here , hidden gem, diamonds in the rough, great service and staff , practically saved our pups life in the last minute , very affordable and easy to work with. 100 out of 10!

This Veterinarian Hospital is expensive, but they all are. The Dr. here really knows what she is…read moredoing and has seriously helped 3 of my cats. One cat was on deaths door and she completely turned him around. We picked up a stray that had multiple injuries and was FIV positive. She gave us the best treatment plan and medications for him and he is thriving now. If you don't want to spend as much as they recommend they will come up with the best treatment plan possible within those constraints for your pet. You might find cheaper care somewhere but we love our cats and dogs like they are our children and want the best care for them. They provide that.

Please read before taking your animal here. I am not in any way telling you not to go to this vet…read morebut I do want you all to know my experience with Faithful Friends before you visit this office. I have a 6 lb yorkie that we started taking to Faithful Friends for health checkups. We noticed at that time that the policy at the office was to drop your pet off for the day while they do whatever to them. It doesn't matter if you have questions for the doctor, you won't see her. I'm still not convinced that Dr. Heath actually exists. And you can't be sure that they do what they charge you for. Speaking of charging; they are crazy expensive and will nickel and dime you for everything that they can. They even charge you to get your prescription filled anywhere other than their office, which is ridiculous. Recently I took my yorkie in for a bulge on his rear end. When we dropped him off (because you never SEE THE DOCTOR) we told the nice lady at the front that we thought it was a blocked anal gland and that we needed it checked. Fast forward: we pick him up and the same nice lady (because you don't SPEAK WITH THE DOCTOR) told us yes it was a blocked anal gland basically just told us they expressed it (for a $40 charge, of course) and it was fine. Over the next few weeks it gets worse. So we headed over to the Welcome Waggin' for a second opinion. Dr Worthington (who we met with IN PERSON) took one look at my boy and said "that's not an anal gland; it's a hernia and it is an emergency." My yorkie was referred to a specialist for surgery and it has been taken care of. Y'all, I don't know what they are doing over there at Faithful Friends but it looks like she is more concerned with money than the sweet babies that come through her office. We will not be back.

My 14 year old cat, Sophie (who I bottle raised as an orphan kitten even before she had opened her…read moreeyes... she's so far been all the way through my 50's with me.. I don't remember much about my 50's except Sophie always being there)... fell ill last weekend. In the middle of the night I heard a "thump!" and woke up to ask my husband what was going on and he said that Sophie had misjudged and missed her death defying leap onto the bed from the hassock. I wasn't too worried.. she does that occasionally (after all, she wasn't raised by a cat momma and I don't leap very well)... So when I woke up to go to work out of town, I noticed that Sophie was lying on the hard floor next to the Roomba. I picked her up and noticed that when I put her back down, she didn't want to walk. I figured she'd dislocated something during her failed bed leap attempt.. so I called you and then told my husband to take her to you while I went to work out of town. I got back from my gig and Daniel gave me the devastating news: Sophie, who had beaten the odds over and over (as an orphaned kitten and then undergoing nuclear therapy for hyperthyroid a few years back).. was going to succumb to a "saddle thrombosis".. I looked it up and was completely shattered.... However, you sent her home with a prescription and instructions to apply heat and massage the leg and paw so that's what we did. We got the drugs into her and I spent the entire rest of Sunday on the bed with her constantly massaging her leg and reheating the hot water bottle and giving her pain meds. I called my cat vet in Wilmington and left a message. They called back immediately Monday morning and we got to The Sound Cat (Dr. Rosemary Williams) by 10 am. Dr. Rosemarie did her thing (and she's amazing too) and already Sophie had regained a pulse in her thigh and some warmth in her toes.. Dr. Williams said that the constant massaging and heat applied to Sophie on Sunday was in all likelihood what contributed to her vast improvement on Monday morning. Dr. Williams sent us home with more drugs and a splint for Sophie's lower leg. We got home and continued the therapies and drugs. Sophie was active, eating and drinking.. and we went back to Wilmington today. As of today, Sophie's heart ultrasound shows no more clots. She is walking with a minimum of problems and we will continue the rest of her life giving her the drugs to keep her heart free of clots to avoid this situation in the future. If it wasn't for the immediate care we received from the Pet Emergency Clinic here in Greenville, I shudder to think of what the outcome might have been. Thank you SO SO SO SO much for taking care of Sophie on Sunday. I'm not ready to be without her. You guys are wonderful!!!

Last night it came time to say goodbye to my sweet elderly cat who was in end stage kidney failure…read more I couldn't watch her suffer all weekend till my regular vet was open. We called ahead and they took us straight back. The doctor was calm and professional and we got to hold her as she crossed over. We were there less than an hour. I hope you never find yourself in this situation but know that they will help you say goodbye in a compassionate way.

About six years ago we adopted a 5+ year old dog and an 18 mouth old cat. Their ages were…read moreestimated and both had been found on the street and needed to be neutered, which the Humane Society arranged. The dog was a great pet but sadly, recently died. The cat is still going strong and is a happy pet. Two months ago, we went back and adopted a one year old dog and once again we brought him home and he is a great pet. Shelters are not the best place for abandoned animals, a home is the best place, but I am grateful that the Humane Society is there for the ones that don't have a home, yet.

My dog was at the shelter in Newport for barely 3 days after getting lost, I'm grateful for your…read moretaking care of her. *BUT she was given 3 vaccines the first day & a rabies, which I understand is needed & required by law, problem is she's been home over a week & she's still lethargic, disoriented, vomiting, not eating good, besides losing almost 4 lbs. while at the shelter. You need to have at least a 2 to 3 day waiting period before you inject 3 vaccines in 1 day. I'm giving her a couple more days, hopefully I won't need to take her to the vet. Change your vaccine policy, please!

I have been a patient of the vet for 25 years. I have always had exemplary care for several cats…read more Although I liked And appreciated Mark Hayes, I love Dr Cate Geyer. I wish she could be my own personal physician. She is kind, careful, professional and gifted! Candace Pearce

Animal Hospital is not a good Vet to take your pet I just got my dog eye surgery for Cherry eye a…read moremonth ago.the Dr that did her surgery didn't even schedule her for a follow up to.make sure she was recovering well i.had to call them & on top of that they charged me for her follow up.visit & now her cherry has come back what a waste of money I'm very dissatisfied with there service

Absolutely love the care they offer for my horses! I also love that they can do routine vaccines…read morefor all of my pets on the farm as well. I have used Dr. Ipock for 20+ years and have never been disappointed with her veterinary care or any of her associates. The new clinic is amazing and I love that in the event of an emergency they can watch my horse or goat in a stall from anywhere via cameras! They also at offer equine transportation to and from the clinic in the event of an emergency and that is a huge comfort to know. I also can't wait to set up a gastroscope appointment for my horse. I know without a doubt my babies are in amazing hands in their care.

My cat got declawed by Dr. Ipock years ago and she did it wrong. Didn't give him any pain meds…read moreafter the procedure and didn't shave his paws and taped adhesive tape Them. My vet said we almost had to put him under anesthesia just to cut off the tape. I had to bring him to my vet because I had to shake him to keep him awake. My vet said thank god I brought him in because he could have died from the pain he was in. Three years ago he has to have reconstructive surgery on one of his nails because it was growing through his paw pad and he was in pain. My vet told me that every one of his nails was done incorrectly. Today I'm bringing him back to my vet to check ANOTHER nail that is growing through another paw pad. I cannot explain how hard it's been wondering if he's in pain at all times and I cannot believe that this woman did what she did.