Love this vet. They always takes care of our pets carefully and are super kind. Our fur babies,…read morewhether cat or dog, always loved and thorough of there exams.

If you're looking for a knowledgeable, compassionate and super effective vet this it it! Our 9…read moreyear old shitzu had a severe skin condition/infection and the caring manner in which they treated her and successfully treated the issue was amazing! Dr. Marci also pointed out a couple issues our prior vet overlooked. Run don't walk to this vet if your dog is having issues not resolved elsewhere. Being a good diagnostician can be life saving, so happy we found this place! Highly recommend!!

Pleasant Pet Care is a great Veterinary Clinic! Everyone on their team is caring, considerate,…read moreprofessional and accommodating.

Still five stars! I've been taking Mollie to Dr McTavish for years since 2013 so naturally when I…read moreadopted a new pup, I wanted to take him in for a checkup. Charleston Animal Society actually recommended it and have partnered with local vets to offer a free first appointment to get a second opinion on the health of your new best friend. I was thrilled to see Simply Spay and Neuter as one of the options. After completing the adoption process, I made an appointment to come in. I was surprised to see a new Dr come in for our appointment. I was always such a fan of Dr McTavish that I was a bit skeptical at first and asked if she was available. I was informed that she's only in the office a couple times a week these days and mostly for surgeries. It turns out Dr Clarke and Foye are purchasing the office and they are currently in a transition phase. I have to say that by the end of Finley's appointment my skepticism had gone out the window. Dr Clarke left me with an assured feeling that my pups would continue to get the best and affordable care in the area that I've come to love from SS&N. It's good to see that even if Dr McTavish is on the way out, that the culture of what made this office so great will continue to stay. It also seems that they will be making improvements to offer new products and procedures as they'll be converting into a full veterinary hospital. I'm looking forward to developing a new relationship with Dr Clarke (and Dr Foye) in the future!

Dr Schubmehl was very informative about Porter's issues and how to help him…read more Most of all Porter was very comfortable with Dr S and Reina and were able to get a timely appointment

Illegal Treatment and Animal Cruelty…read more On Tuesday, I went to Blue Pearl Animal Hospital because I was worried that my dog's spaying wound might have opened. After filling out one page of information and a short "in case of emergency" declaration, they took my dog into the back, saying they were only going to check her vitals and that she would be out in a second. I felt uncomfortable not being with my dog, but I trusted the doctors. After about five minutes, an employee came up and asked us to sit in a room, saying that a doctor would talk to us after the exam. The exam? I was told they were only checking her vitals. I walked back to the front desk and asked again if they were only checking her vitals and made sure they would not perform any unnecessary treatment. The front desk employee told me it was only vitals and nothing else. A moment later, I heard a dog screaming at the top of its lungs. I was the only person there with a dog, it was my dog. I immediately told them that I wanted to see my dog, but I was repeatedly told that I was not allowed to. I asked why checking vitals would take more than 15 minutes and told them that I did not want anyone touching her scar or putting her through unnecessary pain. The front desk employee said she would check in the back to make sure my dog was okay and inform the doctor of what I had said. She came back and told me that it was another dog screaming and that they were only checking my dog's vitals. After another five minutes, I became impatient and asked again what was taking so long just to check vitals. The employee walked to the back again and then returned, saying they only had one more vital sign to check and that my dog would come out soon. By this point, it had been over 20 minutes. I told them that checking vitals should not take this long and that I did not want them to treat my dog without my permission. Another front desk employee then said that they were only checking the vitals, like looking at the ears and measuring the temperature, and asked me to go back into the room so the doctor could do the exam with me. I went back into the room, and a few minutes later the doctor walked in with my dog. My dog was covered in a bandage and had 10 staples in her. I was completely shocked. My heart dropped, and I could barely speak. The doctor told us that the incision had been slightly open, so she stapled my dog. She then handed us a $400 bill and sent us to the front desk. At the front desk, I told them that this was not okay and that I had been lied to the entire time. After some discussion, the front desk employee brought the doctor in charge to speak with me. The doctor told me that she had made all the decisions herself, which made the situation even worse, since it meant multiple employees had given me false information. I had been lied to the entire time and repeatedly given incorrect information. The worst part was that they did all of this without my consent, and it was not even an emergency. When I brought this up, the doctor said that it was not an emergency but that the dog was already on her table, so it was convenient. I was shocked by that statement. I told them they should not have even looked at the scar without me present and that I wanted to be there for my dog. The doctor then said that she was taking initiative because my dog was already lying there and did not even need numbing. So they are telling me that without my permission, while the staff was simultaneously telling me something completely different, they put staples into my dog without numbing her, without a consultation, and without asking me. When I looked at the bill, I also noticed unreasonable charges, such as $71 for a bandage. I told them how unprofessional this was and that it felt less like helping my dog and more like making a quick buck. The doctor then said in a snarky tone that she could take the bandage off if I wanted to. I left feeling sick to my stomach. My dog had been put through unnecessary pain, I could no longer trust the veterinarians, and I had the overwhelming feeling of being lied to by everyone involved. On top of that, I was handed a $400 bill that I never consented to, never received an estimate for, and never signed. I am extremely angry and heartbroken that I trusted them and unknowingly put my dog through all of this.

It was my first time taking my newly adopted cat to the vet and the staff at Mt Pleasant Animal…read moreHospital made it easy and comfortable. I was able to make an appointment within the week and they are open til 6, which works great with my work schedule. They made sure my cat Liam was cozy and even fed him a treat while he was examined. Would definitely recommend!

Thanks to Dr Blackwood and her team for taking care of my new rescue Lilo, Lilo had a lot of…read moremedical completed and I appreciate everything that was done. Davina Loewe

We have a senior rescue dog with anxiety and a real concern about anyone touching her paws. This…read morecrew (Dr Senf, Dr Beck, and amazing vet techs) handles alllll her theatrics. Fast and efficient. Easy to schedule online. Refills available with a call. Wellness payment program. Not cheap. But so worth it for the level of care and wisdom of this team.

Updated review! We've now been going to AMCMP for over four years and we continue to be big fans…read more We have primarily been treated by Dr. Fenamore, who treats my dog and my cat (and me!) like family, and we've also seen Dr. Epstein a few times. I feel that anyone we speak with at AMCMP speaks to us honestly and lays out options for treatment plans. They take unexpected costs into consideration and have worked with me to stay affordable, which is wonderful when dealing with emergent situations. They have also been helpful when I have concerns, letting me know if an issue needs to be dealt with immediately or if it's something that can wait a few days or even weeks before being seen. When I was having trouble deciding whether it was time to put my cat down or if I should wait, Dr. F sat with me and talked to me like a friend, letting me take time to process and make my decision. Truly the only "problem" we've ever had there is when someone who doesn't know us calls to confirm an appointment or with test results and they refer to my dog as a boy (her name is Steven so it is a bit confusing!!). AMCMP even kept us on as patients when we briefly moved out of the area, helping to keep prescriptions renewed and answering questions when the local vet was not helpful. Even though we're a solid 30 minute drive from AMCMP now and no longer within walking distance, I am so grateful to be nearby again. We'll definitely stay with them as long as we can.

I have been meaning to write this for a long time now. First, Foxbank Veterinary is so Blessed to…read morehave Dr. Han! She is AMAZING! This practice is all about the health of your animals (exotics included!), and does not charge an arm and a leg to get your pets the care they need. I drive from Mt. Pleasant to Moncks Corner because of the care Dr. Han has given to my Turtle (Turts) and my Dog, Dublin. I recommend this practice to everyone looking for a second opinion or who has an exotic animal. Jen Cooke

Cosmo is an eclectus parrot. He is a boy and this clinic helped him feel better. He is 23 years old.read more

Easy scheduling. Little to no wait time. Friendly and accomodating staff. Reasonable prices. The…read moregentleman who checked us in was lovely and attentive. The nurse who helped with our exam was hands-on, gentle, and kind. Dr. Thomas was friendly and knowledgeable and explained the diagnosis and follow-up care in easy to understand terms.

We started seeing Dr. Bonenber about 18 months ago and I'm sorry I spent time and energy elsewhere…read more Allergies are always a whack-a-mole situation, but with this Clinic's help, we are working through it with both ours that have issues. It's sad that we only have one derm vet in the area, so it may take a bit to get in to see them, but definitely worth the wait.

If you're looking for a veterinarian who truly cares, I can't recommend Dr. Kahuda enough. From the…read moremoment you walk in, you can feel the difference. She treats both you and your pet with genuine compassion, patience, and respect. You're never made to feel like just another appointment or a number; she takes her time, listens, and makes sure you understand every step of your pet's care all while valuing your opinion. What stands out most is how she sees animals for what they are -- living, feeling beings who deserve kindness and dignity. That level of care is rare, and it's exactly why my family and I trust her completely with our pets. My family and I actually drive all the way from North Mount Pleasant just to bring our pets to her and her team -- that alone should speak volumes about the level of trust and confidence we have in her care. And her team? Absolutely incredible, 10/10. Her techs are just as kind, competent, attentive, and dedicated. They go above and beyond to make sure both pets and owners feel comfortable, supported, and cared for. It's not easy to find a veterinary team that blends skill, compassion, and integrity so seamlessly, but Dr. Kahuda and her staff truly do. I am beyond grateful to have found them, and I wouldn't trust anyone else with my pets.

My cat Onyx and I had a lovely first visit with the CHV team. It was incredibly rainy and flooding…read morewhen we came, and they were sweet enough to let me sit in a room way ahead of our visit time so that Onyx could get settled! They were so kind, and I loved their medical approach/preventative measures. I am super happy I chose to switch over, since it's much closer to my new apartment. I will absolutely recommend anyone to this practice. You can tell they are very passionate about what they do, and I love it!

The website says they service or area but when I called they hung up on me 4 times then told me…read morethey don't service my area. I told them their website was out of date then and they hung up on me again. Terrible place and no customer service.

Initially, we had a decent experience with this clinic. However, we recently found out our dog has…read moreheart worms...and has had them for the past year due to the vet failing to test for them at the initial appointment. We were told that all tests had been completed & that our dog was in good health, so we were very suprised & upset to find out this was not the case during his second yearly check-up. Our dog's health & life were put at risk, not to mention we are now paying extra for treatment & visits for his condition. This seems to be a standard test and we were very upset at the negligence in "forgetting" to do so. The front desk staff & assistants there are great though - always seem very friendly & attentive. Because of this experience though, I might look elswhere

Dr. Leeman and his team at Crescent Care Veterinary Clinic in Mount Pleasant have provided…read moreexceptional, compassionate care for all of our furbabies--from puppies all the way to our senior at 16 years old. They are affordable, trustworthy, and never push unnecessary tests or services like some other clinics we've used in the past. I believe they've also opened a location on Daniel Island, which is great news for anyone nearby!

Please, if you love your pet -- don't bring them here…read more This is the most painful review I've ever had to write. I lost my beloved pet because of this clinic's carelessness and complete lack of responsibility. I'm sharing this so others don't have to experience the same heartbreak. At our first visit, the clinic ran a blood test and prescribed some medication. That was it. There was no follow-up to ask how she was responding, no phone call to check in on her condition--just complete silence. We trusted that they knew what they were doing, and we hoped they would guide us if anything serious came up. But they didn't. Weeks passed. At the second visit, instead of providing clear answers or a proper diagnosis, they vaguely suggested it might be cancer or maybe IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). Their approach was unsettlingly casual, and again, they just prescribed more medication. Still, no one from the clinic followed up afterward to see how she was doing. As our pet's condition worsened--she stopped eating and was visibly suffering--we called the clinic in distress. Their response? "We're busy. Try our other office if they have time." But before even offering any help, they insisted we pay a deposit for an ultrasound. At that moment, it was clear that our pet's well-being wasn't their priority--money was. Frustrated and scared, I took her to another clinic. They immediately ran a full blood test and were shocked by what they saw. They told me plainly: it was already too late. They couldn't believe how poorly she had been managed at the previous clinic. After she passed away--leaving us in unbearable grief--I went back and demanded the original blood test results from the first clinic. What I discovered was infuriating: several critical tests had never been done. Tests that any responsible vet would have run immediately. Worse yet, they had charged us nearly twice as much as the second clinic for this incomplete and negligent work. This clinic failed my pet. They failed us. Their indifference, lack of communication, and unprofessional behavior cost us precious time we could have spent fighting for her life. If you're reading this, please don't make the same mistake. Your pet deserves a clinic that truly cares. This one doesn't.