Airport Pet Clinic

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I've been using a different vet for years, however one of my dogs became ill over a weekend & my regular vet does not accept appointments then. I called Airport Pet Clinic & they had me bring him in right away & they took great care of my dog. They were also very understanding & knew that it was possible that I would not continue his care with them once his health problem was over. I would recommend them. The staff was very kind & did not rush through any of the procedures or follow-up instructions.

I have been taking my Cocker Spaniel to the Airport Pet Clinic for almost 14 years and these people are THE BEST! He's had 2 eye surgeries, and several fox tails taken out of his feet, ears, etc. and they are so kind and so good with him I wouldn't think of taking him anywhere else! I particularly like Dr. Terri Burris. She's a very good vet and explains everything so that you understand what they're going to be doing. Plus their prices are comparable to a few other vets I've spoken with, reasonably priced I'd say! Don't shy away from them because of ONE bad review - because they are honestly very nice and VERY GOOD! :)

I have now been to 3 different vets, yes he is older dog, and yes isn;t great at being looked at, however for the most part it makes one wonder just what Davis is teaching it new vets? mostly it is all about additional dollars?? clearly some compassion would be appreciated and if you aren;t a dog person please do me a favor and get someone that is, is amazing those that specialize in cats!!! and they take on a dog with issues!!! then it is the prescription dog food?? seems he got sicker?? now I am doing it myself and trying like crazy to find a caring vet, good luck with that no rating after reading this review I will not be taking my little guy he doesn;t need additional pain

Yesterday's visit was my last visit to this place. My cat was very frightened and the vet thought it would be a good idea to put a rope around her neck to pull her out from a corner she was hiding in. The vet also made the comment that my cat was being stupid and that she should be sedated for future exams. My suggestion is that they all need to take a course on how to effectively calm an animal or maybe they should not be practicing veterinary medicine.