The most friendly and caring place to animals and owners…read more They work closely with their customers every step of the way. And make time for talks about what was done, care to be taken. Often they have have taken my cat in when already squeezed with appointments to make sure my crazy cat is ok. The best and the most trustworthy!

Massimo thinks highly of Dr Saunders and her staff, even though he does express his displeasure at…read moretimes.with the shots But as he says, there are times when we all need to take our medicine. He's just happy it's Dr S with the needle. Massimo says if you have a cat, they would be happy too and feel right at home. He says dogs will like it also, but he tries hard resisting the urge to tell them where to go, if you know what I mean. As for me, I'm just happy to know I have a place to take Massimo when he needs a little extra care, right down the street. Dr. Saunders and staff will be waiting.

I have nothing but good things to say about this place. Everyone has been so kind, and they really…read moredo care about the animals they see. Very reasonable rates too. I won't go anywhere else.

So I haven't even been in here yet and I don't have my own pet. But long story short, in fostering…read moremy former landlord's cat until the summer since I was the further tenant the cat took to best. Called their office today to express concerns about Fat Kitty's urine habits over the last week. I'm sure I sounded like an idiot but Sierra (I believe was her name) answered the call with such compassion and understanding. She made me feel like I did the right thing calling while also letting me know it didn't sound like an emergency. She pulled up the file quickly and was able to speak knowledgeably about a pet she may not know personally, such really speaks to the entire office's notation habits. She offered to have the doctor look over the notes and call me back with any action items. But as someone who is just watching someone else's beloved animal, I am TERRIFIED I'm doing something wrong as a non cat owner and Sierra not only made me feel so much better, she made me feel like the whole office knows this pet and cares about Fat Kitty's well being. I could not ask for a better customer interaction nor a more pleasant ending from what I was worried was a potentially hazardous experience. Thank you so much!

Dr. Penny and her staff are amazing! Currently our cat is staying with her while be treated for…read morehyperglycemia, his new diagnosis of feline diabetes, dehydration and an infection his little body is trying to fight off. The E-Vet made a misdiagnosis and their prescribed medications made our boy extremely dehydrated, but Dr. Penny has been able to get him a little better. He might be away from us for at least another night, if not two. The staff at Companion Animal Clinic are helpful, knowledgeable, kind, compassionate, patient and I can tell they really do care about us and our babies. I won't trust another vet ever! I will recommend CAC to all friends and family.

From the owner: Complete Care For Your Furry Family Members…read more Discover Companion Animal Clinic, conveniently situated at 235 Hospital Street in Augusta, Maine, your trusted destination for comprehensive veterinary care catering to both cats and dogs. Our clinic offers a complete spectrum of services to ensure the well-being of your beloved pets. Rest assured, your pet's safety is our top priority. To ensure maximum safety under anesthesia, we employ pre-surgical blood testing, a combination of injectable and gas anesthesia, along with EKG and respiratory monitoring, as well as blood pressure monitoring. We have the experience and expertise to safely administer anesthesia to older patients as well. At Companion Animal Clinic, we understand the profound bond you share with your pets, and we pledge to treat them with the same level of care and compassion that we would extend to our own. Contact us today to learn more about our services and entrust your pet's well-being to our dedicated team. Your pets are family, and we're here to keep them happy and healthy.

Called for a semi-emergency appointment while we were traveling from Connecticut. They were able to…read moreget us in right away. Saw Dr. Kevin Chretien. What a gem! He was gentle with our precious doodle, gave a very thorough exam and explained his thinking throughout. I could not have been more pleased with the service and the care, and as a retired healthcare exec my standards are pretty high. Highly recommended!!!

I would love to be able to give them a 5 star review. Everyone at the front desk was consistently…read moregreat. Boarding, grooming, and vet visits were always routine or better than expected. We will not be going back, though, because of one particular vet, the worst one we've ever encountered. Most of the vets we saw there were great. But this one asked us to make an appointment to follow up on our ailing pet, and then simply refused to answer the phone or return messages to allow us to make that appointment. When a week had gone by with crickets, we asked for an appointment with anyone who was available. You can't wait like that with a sick pet. Well, that got him on the phone finally. He said another vet "wouldn't appreciate" having to see us. Oh really? Then pick up the phone!! Then midway through discussing treatment options (again, on a sick animal) he said he "had to go" and hung up on us. We couldn't agree on what treatments he had even said they'd do, and they did one we definitely didn't agree to or discuss. The treatment wasn't the issue, though; the issue was his epically bad, unprofessional attitude. The kicker? He never called to ask us how our potentially dying pet was doing afterwards. Never again.

Short story: go here; great medical staff, but prepare for really subpar customer service staff…read more We were vacationing in Maine and our dachshund collapsed in the backyard. It was close to 5PM, so we chose to wait for this clinic to open rather than driving to Portland or Scarborough. We arrived at 4:50 and waited outside the front door, which was locked. The receptionist was manning the desk and repeatedly clearly saw us through the glass doors, including making eye contact with my husband, but never came over to let us in, even though my husband was holding our dachshund, I was holding our three-month-old baby in her car seat, and it was 17 degrees and dark outside. At 4:57 the receptionist disappeared into the back and at 5:02 I finally called, a tech answered, apologized, and she rushed to let us in. As we were walking in, I heard the receptionist complaining, "it's only just 5:00 now." Nope. It was 5 after at that point, but more importantly, who leaves people with a sick dog and a baby out in the cold, especially if you're supposed to be in the animal CARE business?! Fortunately, the tech and the vet we worked with were terrific, and our dog is going to be fine. I really appreciated the tech's compassion and attention to detail, and the vet's candor and patience with questions (and the baby!). When we were checking out, a poor woman was dropping off her deceased bearded dragon for cremation. The receptionist couldn't have cared less. She was cold and dismissive and passed the box containing the body off to the tech carelessly, and loudly said "group cremation," in a completely empty tone, then charged the woman and said, "we're ready for Skippy" without even dismissing the other woman. The tech called out, "I'm sorry for your loss!" from the back as the woman left. My husband saw her crying in her car in the parking lot when he brought our dog out to the car. So, based on my limited experience, I'd say go here for good care, but prepare to be treated like a complete annoyance by the woman at the front desk.

Stay away. Far FAR away. Also, don't ask any questions even when given inaccurate information. Dr…read morewas INCREDIBLY condescending, dismissive, and rude. I brought my pup in at 3 am because of crying most of the night. He does have a known UTI with struvite crystals and a urine pH of 9. At first she wanted to do an x ray and ultrasound to look for stones. Uhh. Ultrasound would've seen both. No need for the xray. I nicely suggested starting with the ultrasound. ANYTIME I tried at all to advocate for my pup, I got attitude and talked to as if I knew absolutely nothing. I also asked if she could prescribe something to lower the urinary pH, as that would be a double approach to help resolve the infection. She threw her hands up, claimed that my asking questions and seeking clarification was "abusive" and "she's not taking that at 3 am" It's basic infection cycle. Interrupt the cycle at as many points as you can, get quicker resolve. If you need emergent care, steer clear of this place. Go right to Portland. Like she suggested we should've. First time here, and absolutely will NEVER be back nor recommend ANYONE else. Imagine claiming someone's being abusive because they don't want to answer questions as to their thought process in the care of your animal. Absolutely insane

This veterinarian office sets the example that all other veterinarian offices should follow…read more Incredible staff, and always go the extra mile to care for and love our pets. Special THANK YOU to Denise, she is amazing. Whenever we drop our pets off and Denise is taking care of our pets, we are so much more at ease knowing they'll get all the love they can handle. THANK YOU so much for what you do!

My parents had been bringing their animals here for years and when I was older and had my own place…read moreI did as well. My mother was on the Board of the ASPCA back in they day so I always had a love for animals growing up. Never knew I had to cut my cats nails. Never had to when I growing up and all of my cats were fine. Brought my cat here and they accused me of animal abuse and said they would adopt the cat from me. I was beyond insulted and stopped bringing my cats here. I brought them to another Vet and was told I didn't nothing wrong. Your cats should be able to keep their nails short by scratching posts etc, which I have, but sometimes it doesn't help. The new Vet made me feel at ease. My mother (sometimes she brought him to appt) and I were also accused of putting my Pug in a hot car because of the anxiety he would get going to the Vet each time. I always cool off the car before putting them in and know to never leave a dog or any animal in a hot car during a warm day. I get that you have to be aware of some Vet owners but we had been coming to this place for years. With all our cats and dogs. I'm glad I left and found Lisbon Road. They are fantastic!!

The amount of caring and compassion that is given at Woodbrook to 4 legged and their People is…read morebeyond words!! we have many pets and they are given (be it vaccines or saying Goodbye to them)the utmost care as if they were their own. Thank you Tammy and Gang. you are appreciated more than you can imagine Cressey family. Woolwich. maine

They have been my Vet for the last 5 years. Great service and caring staff. Tammy is a very good…read moreVeterinarian with love for animals.

Terrible facility, out to get your money. Low professional standard of care. I went in based off of…read morea referral and was told that they have time in the future weeks to perform a dental extraction on two dogs with their pulp and nerve exposed. When I offered to pay the $4400 upfront (after the consult), they told me I had to wait until their surgery day, six weeks out. This was not something that they had discussed with me prior to me scheduling an appointment with them. it seems to me as though this facility is eager to get you into their building, but will not discuss what their schedule is truly like two months out. Dr. Zoe Albee did not want to provide antibiotics for one of the two dogs that has redness, irritation, and swelling in the gum line of the broken tooth. The Staff sees no concern with the wellbeing or pain these dogs are going through. 0/5 do not recommend. Plenty of details to come, I'll save that for the BBB.

three of my dogs got into a squabble with a nest of porcupines yes, I said a nest. They are covered…read moreinside the roof of their mouth and their couldn't take us in today. The urgent care couldn't take us in and I understand three dogs is a lot to take on. Norway got me in immediately and even though it's an hour away my new veterinarian. The staff is so kind, so courteous, and so polite. me updated on how surgeries are going. literally waiting for them in immediately. I've been in competition and obedience for Dog shows different vets, etc. and Norway is by far the best place I have ever taken my dogs. It was like the weight of an elephant came off of my chest.

Best vet we have ever been to and being an Army family we've been to a bunch. Everyone there is…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, and treats our fur babies like they're their own. I highly recommend At Home Veterinary Care.

We needed a Vet for our dog that had gotten into something in the pond. Really bad lumps all over…read moreher body. At Home was at work still and told us they have no time and they are booked the rest of the day. This is on a Friday afternoon. They told us to call someone else. They are 5 miles down the road from us and we are a regular customer.It was a slap in our face to blow us off. I will be looking for another Vet now for our dog and cat. I don't know if this is a normal thing these day with vets,but I do know for sure this never would have happened in th old days. They used to care! (25 years ago) They would have seen my dog at midnight if needed!

Annabastacook large animal veterinary services has been amazing for my pony. Dr. Caleb Brown and…read morehis assistant are knowledgeable, approachable and transparent with any questions you may have. My gelding is an older guy with Cushings, so he requires testing every year. Annabastacook has made it easy to care for him and he is living his best pony life.

A very good practice that I've taken animals too for several years. I've had very well behaved dogs…read moreso luckily I didn't put the staff under stress. Jd my previous dog who passed from cancer loved this place!!! Would whine and groan and carry on when he would see where we are. Wanted to see his "friends".