My 9 year old Staffy had had a heart murmur since birth. Never had an issue with it until…read morerecently. She has been having labored shallow breaths for a couple of days. She couldnt get comfortable lying down. Classic signs of congestive heart failure. My normal vet did not have any openings for a week. I found this place during a google search. They got her in right away. They provided me a number of option and reccommendations. I decided to pay for the expensive stuff EKG, Ultrasound etc. They found exactly what I thought and immediatly gave her a lasix treatment to reduce the fluid retention. within hours she was breathing 100% better. The test showed Enlarged Heart, Glitchy Mitral valve and Congestive heart failure. The meds prescribed have worked great so far. She is on the schedule to see there cardiac specialist on 8/10. Yes it wasn't cheap, but you get what you pay for. This place is open 24/7. Of course the overhead is high. They have all the specialist and equipment you could ask for. I did have to wait longer than initially told. However, they are an emergency clinic! They prioritise the most sick or injured. Which I appreciate. If my waiting two hours longer than expected allows someone else's babies to survive than so be it.

DO NOT BRING YOUR ANIMAL TO THEIR NEUROLOGY DEPARTMENT! I would strongly encourage other dog owners…read moreto understand the difference between getting an MRI performed and getting a neurologist who is willing to evaluate your dog's symptoms and help determine what is actually going on. We spent approximately $4,000 to have Rain's MRI performed, traveling five hours round trip because of the limited availability of MRI appointments. (** I had to pay before even getting any treatment. I asked for a itemized estimate to show what I was paying for - they didnt even have that available and were shocked someone would ask for that type of documentation HAHA) We went into this Neurology appt hoping to get answers about her ongoing hind-leg lameness, significant weight-bearing issues, and pain. We already had an orthopedic surgeon and a sports medicine veterinarian involved in her care, and we needed the MRI and neurology consultation to help us understand her injury and determine the best path forward. Unfortunately, that is not what we received. During our consultation, the neurologist did not ask me questions about Rain's symptoms, the progression of her injury, didnt want to see any video evidence of my concerns, or the concerns raised by the other veterinarians involved in her care. When I tried to discuss her symptoms and ask questions about the findings, there was little willingness to engage in that conversation. I left feeling that the neurologist had evaluated the imaging from a narrow neurological perspective rather than helping us understand the bigger picture of my dog's condition. I was told that my dog was not lame, that her spine looked good, and that there was no nerve compression or neurological issue identified. Yet my dog was visibly struggling to bear weight, experiencing significant muscle atrophy on her injured hind leg. THANKFULLY a radiologist also reads the images and wrote in their report that an orthopedic injury in the L7-S1 region could not be ruled out. That finding was particularly important given her symptoms, but I did not feel it was adequately discussed with me during the consultation. Ultimately, I received more useful information about the MRI findings and the recommendation for four weeks of rest from the technician than I did from the neurologist who was supposed to consult on her case. To be clear, my frustration is not that we didn't receive a definitive diagnosis. It is that I expected a specialist consultation to involve listening to the owner, discussing the clinical signs, explaining the findings, and working toward a better understanding of the dog's condition. That did not happen in our experience. If all you need is imaging performed, your experience may be different. But if you are traveling, spending thousands of dollars, and expecting a neurologist to actively participate in evaluating your dog's symptoms and helping guide the next steps in their care, I would encourage you to seek another Neurology department. My sport vet tried consulting with the neurologist but received the same exact treatment and brushoff that I did. Our dogs depend on us to advocate for them. I went into this appointment expecting collaboration and answers to help Rain recover. Instead, I left with more questions, paying $4k for MRI pictures ONLY, and having to continue to seek guidance elsewhere.

I've always had such a great experience with Riverview Animal Hospital as my primary vet for my…read morecats! I've been going to them since 2020 when I adopted my first indoor cat and they have been nothing short of wonderful. They keep me very informed and do a really thorough job when it comes times for my pets' annual exams. I love that they make me feel so looped in and understood, especially with having senior animals, and when any procedures are recommended. They're understanding, compassionate, informative and great to work with-- they take great care of my little cuties!

Good people ! Lady spoke to me over the phone for half an hour try to understand what was going on!…read moreCame in checks on us gave a few shoots ! Super doctors well done! Free exam too thank you !

My puppy Monty was either stung by a bee or bitten by an ant. Either way he made me think his leg…read morewas broken and I immediately scheduled a vet visit at Vetopia. The vet and her assistant were so sweet and kind to Monty. He can be a little spicy at times and shy. They were very accommodating and even brought out a cheese stick and all the toys for him to feel at ease. The main office and waiting room was clean, tidy and comfortable. I found their prices to be reasonable. It didn't feel like I was being forced or coerced into spending more than I needed to. The vet even talked me out of doing x-rays, which I would've gladly paid for. I highly recommend them and will be definitely back in the future with my other pets and Monty.

10/10. Cannot recommend highly enough. Vetopia truly is in…read moreits own category- fear free environment for pets, talented & compassionate staff, excellent care, and a beautiful office space - all bundle up into an innovative experience for pets and their people. As a client, I cannot say enough good things about this practice ... and I have very high expectations when it comes to veterinary care for my two senior dachshunds. Dr. Bello, Chris, Ava, Abbey Jo, and Jarren always listen to my concerns and thoughts, talk me through options for care, and are some of our favorite folks. In the short time we've known this team, they've supported and cared for us time and time again (urgent appointments, hernia repair surgery, dental cleaning, senior exams and lab work, acupuncture, consultations for new a diagnosis). And you can tell this team *loves* working with each other. They're the gold standard. Chattanooga is so lucky to have Vetopia.

The Inn at Wolftever is AMAZING. I am THAT dog mom, they are my babies and I would do anything for…read morethem. That being said one of my boys does not do well with a pet sitter at home so I had to find a place for them when I move to Tennessee. I liked everywhere, read all the reviews and could not seem to find the right place. Two of my coworkers told me about Wolftever and I will always be so thankful to them. The staff is so kind and caring and not judgmental of the fact that my boys are a bit needed and can sometimes be dog reactive (both were attacked my dogs in the past before I had them). They have cameras in the rooms with them and anytime I check the room is clean, my boys are happy and many times I see the staff in the room living in my boys. I can't thank the staff enough for their love and kindness to my boys.

Well I left my boxer over Christmas and picked this place because of a camera in the kennel. My…read moreboyfriend was watching Delilah on camera and said something is wrong with her backside. I only went to Savannah, GA and drove as fast as I could to the kennel. Sign said no pickup until after 3pm. I'm there - they wouldn't let me go back to see her when they brought her out I noticed something was not right with her backside. I asked what happened to her? The girl looks at me and says I have no idea she goes but you did sign off on liability. At this time, I just wanna get Delilah home, but I wanted to come across the counter and ring her neck I looked at her and I said I signed off on liability, not negligence. You have veterinarians right next-door. Something happened to her and she should've been seen. After going to an emergency veterinarian in downtown Chattanooga $8000 later, my dog who just turned four in 2025 is handicapped. She has damage to her back vertebrae's and her anal sphincter. So in other words when she has to go poop, her little nub will go straight up in the air, I have to run to get her outside. She has no control. She also can't wag her nub anymore either I would never recommend this place and I have medical records to back up improve what I'm saying is the truth. I now have a dog that if I need to board her and I have found a boarding facility that I do love she has to wear a diaper. Biggest mistake I have ever made, and I have to live with this for the rest of my life. And unfortunately, so does Delilah.

Got my 3 dogs caught up on their vaccinations! The staff is…read moreamazing and since I am new to the area was so glad to hear of this service!

Took my dog and cat in to get there updated shots and my dog rocky they did a great job but my cat…read moredaisy may they flipped her in her cat carrier bag and made her even more uncomfortable and not happy I was very disappointed in them doing that to my cat that was truly unacceptable and unnecessary and very professional behavior on there part you don't treat someone's pet that way

Dr. Bob is an amazing Vet. I have been going there for years. He has been kind, considerate,…read morecompassionate, and loving of everyone of my animals more so than any other Vet I have found in Chattanooga. He's very knowledgeable and what goes on with your pets. He's been like family to my family. We all use him I think he's phenomenal.

Today while I was sat waiting in a room it occurred to me that even though I'd always intended to…read moreleave a review I had not yet done so. So I left a review about how patient, kind, and understanding the staff here has been known to be. I claimed that this was a provider that you cannot go wrong with.. however, after our visit earlier today, my opinion has changed. About the provider herself these things remain true, as well as the younger receptionist. Unfortunately, the other older receptionist and every one of the techs I encountered today have dramatically changed my opinion and will keep me from returning to this place in the future. Snippy attitudes, literal eye rolls, dramatic sighs, and general lack of empathy and decency. One thing after another, tensions rising, and through it all not once did I have as much audacity as they to behave the way the situation most definitely warranted. Charged for services not rendered. Lack of attention to detail. Dismissive behavior. Inaccurate record keeping.. I could honestly go on. I deleted my previous review before I'd even finished checking out. I have referred friends and family to this center for years.. no more. My recommendation to the new owner? Consider the phrase.. out with the old and in with the new. 2 stars instead of 1 for the 2 devoted staff members mentioned previously..(names of which I intend to include later)

The team of veterinarians that came out to help put our sweet boy to rest were absolutely top…read morenotch. They were patient and caring. They explained ever step of the process. If you need services I highly recommend!

We started using Tennessee Valley Veterinary Clinic about a year and a half ago and are still very…read morehappy with the decision. Dr. Rogers is always working on making sure that she is doing the best job to take care of her patients and it not only saved my Elliot's life, it also stopped a vicious cycle of life threatening (and very costly( GI issues we were having with our pack while under our previous vets care. She is great with pets and very understanding with their families