They really care about the animals.
My dog loves going to see his doctor.
The staff and the doctor are great!

Dr Garrett was so kind and understanding to me and my granddaughter when we had to take our sweet Oreo to be put to sleep. Everyone there was so kind and helpful. I would recommend them highly to everyone who love their sweet pets.
Thank you all.
Kerry and Gayle Duvall

I have had all my dogs there, two who were spayed and had their shots. Took my 12 year old in for a bad sinuses infection was treated very well. Love the ladies at the front desk they are always nice. Dr. Garrett is very fair with his prices. And is very good with the animals.

Very good place to get your animals spayed and neutered.

Very nice and friendly staff, I will be taking all of my animals here.

I was told the price to spay my newly rescued dog was $70. Well the total cost was $130 because of the spaying and a blood culture (for heart worms) that I did not authorize. The people in the office were very matter-of-fact and not courteous at all. I didn't argue because we were glad to have our dog back, but I DO NOT recommend this business. Go to Red Barn Animal Hospital or B & A instead.

The staff at this business is rude. I am extremely concerned about this offices treatment of animals based on their teatment of humans. On 3-11-2013, I called this veterinary office and spoke to someone by the name of Jennifer. I told her that I had been informed that their office received vouchers from the humane society to spay and neuter animals. Because my husband is in graduate school at Memphis Theological Seminary and we have 4 small children, I asked if we would be eligible to receive the voucher for the stray that we had taken in. She asked how much we could pay. I said, "I don't know, not very much." She said that if I couldn't give her a number then she couldn't help me and she hung up the phone. Astounded, but needing help for my animal, I called back. I asked if I could speak to someone else. She said that she was the only person who handeled this sort of thing. She would just have to take my name and number and get back with me. I asked for the name of the office manager. She said she could not talk with me because I was not being compliant with her and she hung up on me again. So, I called back a third time to get the name of the office manager. She did not give me a name but she did put me through to a male. I am still not sure of his name. He made several exuses for her behavior including that she was just very busy. I expressed concern that if the staff was this rude to humans I worry about their treatment of animals. He said it was my choice to use them or not. I am not sure if they are discrimating against those who use these vouchers and just treat them rudely or are this rude to everyone but the behaviour is certainly uncalled for.

i.e.I am extremely concerned about this offices treatment of animals based on their treatment of humans. While I wish I had a better report on a veterinary office that I thought cared about spaying and neutering animals I can not say that I do. I had been told that they have vouchers given to them by the humane society to help people who can not afford to have their animal neutered. Because my husband is in graduate school and we have four small children I was very relieved that there was a service such as this for the stray that we had taken in. When I called, the person who answered the phone was extremely rude. She asked how much we could pay and I said, Well I m not sure, not very much. She said that if I couldn t tell her how much I could pay then she couldn t help me and hung up the phone. So I called back and ask if I could speak with someone else. She said that she was the only one who handeled this sort of thing. She told me she would take my name and number and call me back. I said, that will be fine may I please have your office managers name. She hung up on me again. So I called back a third time and she put me through to him. I explained what had happened and although he was nicer in tone, he made excuses for her behavior. Based on their treatment of humans, I would not chance taking my animal to them, free spaying and neutering or not. I have to question the judgement of a veterinarian who would hire such rude office staff. Had I been treated nicely I would have considered making them my vet for shots and medicines etc. It s actually a blessing that this sort of treatment happened to me instead of my animal who can not speak up for himself., A local favorite, or highly recommended because