Tuscaloosa Veterinarians

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"... they carried her in there. they explained it to me in detail and said that it was pretty serious. the nail had come loose and infection had taken over. it was one of the most painful experiences as i knew that it was serious. they were..."

"... have the latest equipment, the offices are bright, and they've been recognized with a special award. they have very good staff and do outstanding work. they have an online store for medications and send email reminders for appointments and med refills...."

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Tuscaloosa Veterinarian Articles

3 tips to help your pets live longer

Regular checkups with your vet can keep your dog healthy and fit. (Photo courtesy of Animal Care Clinic)

Did you know that a fit pet will live longer? Unfortunately, most of our beloved dogs and cats are overweight. Try these three tips to help your pets shed those extra pounds, lower your vet bills and feel better.

Pet acupuncture — get to the point

Dr. Darcy Hoyt of At Home Veterinary Acupuncture administers a treatment to Montana, a German shepherd. (Photo by Andrew Larkin)

As alternative veterinary therapies such as pet acupuncture grow in popularity, Angie's List members take advantage of the health benefits for their pets.

4 tips to navigate expensive vet care

Expensive vet for your pet? Here are 4 tips to help ensure you get more bang for your buck when it comes to veterinarians and pet care.

Specialty pet care - why so costly?

Dr. Bonnie Lefbom, board-certified cardiologist, treats Angie's List member Cheryl Bright's dog, Bacci, for congestive heart failure. (Photo by Robert Mang)

As specialty vet care increases in popularity, so does the amount of money we spend on our pets. Angie's List explores the reasons.

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Tuscaloosa Veterinarians Reviews

"... that i wanted to. it is an excellent facility. i also take my cats there for basic shots. they took good care of him...."

"... he got it caught in a fence, and it had to be amputated. the staff explained what was happening to the cat (sepsis), our options (wait-and-see or immediate surgery), and helped us choose the best course of action. the surgery went very well,..."

"... my dog like he is their dog. they have little names and treats for them. they just treat them so well. i would highly recommend them. we had to leave for awhile last year and we left our dog with them and they gave him a birthday party and gave him..."

"... go anywhere else. i get upset when they are booked. at the last minute if someone cancels they will call you. better to book then not having them somewhere i trust. i make them a big goodie basket every christmas...."

"... they are spectacular. my dog doesn't do well on certain heartworm medications and they are so aware of that for every visit, to make sure her stomach isn't upset for anything else. most recently, she got hurt chasing a cat and they got her right..."

"... get any provider that is better than them. i would go there myself for surgery if they would take me; they are that good. they are the best that i have ever seen around here or anywhere else. i don’t have any problems with them at all including..."

"... friendly and quick to get you in for an appointment. the vet will call a couple days after to check on your pet after having a procedure done...."

"... she examined him, gave him an iv there and sent one home with us after teaching us how to administer it. she told us what to watch for and when to bring him back, if needed. he got better, it saved his life...."