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Recent Pet Care & Health Reviews in Beaufort

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  Evergreen Pet Lodge

  Evergreen Pet Lodge and staff make morning drop off and evening pick up pure joy. How? Because they’re awesome! Where I fall short they are already lending a hand. They are so in tune to the needs of our pets and us humans. We walk in and out with total confidence and that’s such a great feeling! All the staff work fluidly with the needs of each guest. Its like no other. It’s just seamless - Attentive to detail and super responsive in all services they provide. We look forward to walking in for puppy play. We’re greeted with gladness and welcomed like family. It makes an owner smile. Evergreen’s staff interact with total assurance and unwavering sincerity for our wellbeing as humans and our furry kids. Pets are loved ones too - so nothing makes us more happy than to have a place that provides a happy, safe and healthy stay when we’re at work. We have surely found a home away from home that provides a loving and safe environment with peace of mind for our pups and we recommend highly to anyone in need of pet care!
  - Amee P.
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  Coastal Veterinary Clinic

  Dr. Matt Tenwolde is the new emergency care vet and he is wonderful. Our dog is terrified of thunder and fireworks. New Year's Eve was not a problem because we had a mild sedative for our dog thanks to Dr. Matt! We have taken all of our pets to Coastal Veterinary Clinic over many years and ALL of their services rate A+ but it is especially wonderful that they have now added an emergency veterinary service that has been much needed in our area.
  - Tamela M.
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  Animal Hospital At Rice Hope

  Not very well at all. Dr. Bragg is a very competent vet - unfortunately, she is surrounded by confusion and chaos. Nothing a good office manager could not fix, unfortunately, the good doc is to stubborn to listen. What a shame as our dogs have been patients of Dr. Bragg since the she first opened her practice with the assistance of Jimmy Woo, a personal friend.
  - Don J.
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  Heritage Animal Hospital LLC

  Our dog was referred to a specialty veterinary clinic in Summerville. Dr Victor made sure our dog got the best care as we requested an appointment with an oncologist. He made the referral and followed up with the the specialist and my husband and myself.
  - Glynis C.
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  Buckwalter Veterinary Clinic

  They were terrific. They are absolutely wonderful, caring and they call you the next day after your visit.
  - Josephine C.
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  Georgetown Veterinary Hospital

  They are the worst veterinarian hospital on earth every one who works there are only in it for the money and they laugh at all you use full idiots as they smile and take your money and you think she great until she kills your pet that’s her specialty !!!’
  - Glenn S.
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  Heritage Animal Hospital LLC

  Our Pug was shaking hard, panting and whimpering on and off. She insisted he did not have pancreatitis, but a stroke of the spine based on her putting her hand up his butt as an exam. She told us to take him off the pancreatitis medication the ER vet prescribed, which only worsened his condition, instead of prescribing the antinausea medication and pain medication he desperately needed insisting he was not in pain. She chuckled at that request. He needed supportive care and she was extremely cold, she did not care at all. When we took him 2 hours away to Mount Pleasant at Veterinary Specialty Care they thoroughly checked him in which he had NO stroke of the spine, NO neurological issues, but bad pancreatitis that was prolonged due to her misdiagnosis and refusal to help him. Veterinary Specialty Care did absolutely everything to save his life August 8th-August 15th, but he passed away 25 hours after surgery due to a blood clot in the lung (a complication of surgery). He wouldn't have needed surgery or been fighting for his life if it wasn't for Dr. Rebecca Latham. She emails us a weak insufficient email acknowledging her misdiagnosis of our Pug, and how it will forever be in our minds if he had the proper care at the right time window he would still be here. That oopsy daisy apology was barely an apology, and everyone that read it immediately perceived it as her trying to protect her business image, while having zero regard for the forever pain she has been caused our family as a result. If she actually listened to us and addressed his pancreatitis he WOULD still be here today. Our son's therapists who see him every week with our son are also in complete shock as he was just perfectly fine prior to this. He was a lively Pug boy, he was our first son, our best friend and an amazing big brother to our son. A vet should listen to their pet parents and their concerns. We knew our Pug was in pain, not having "muscle tremors" or "neurological issues", he was in DAM pain! We couldn't even say goodbye to him because this pandemic! THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE! Dr. Rebecca Latham you will forever live with this!
  - Denise B.
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  Redcap - Lowcountry Service Concierge

  I do not have the words to express how wonderful the Redcap’s are or what they did for us above and beyond what was asked! I only regret that we could not take them with us to Pennsylvania. Honest! Beyond fair in price and the ability to do anything asked of them. My husband and I are both ill and could not have made the move to PA without their help! Yola and Ted Kohner
  - Yola N.
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  Savannah Veterinary Medical Center

  Dr. Mulvey is a very compassionate, knowledgeable and capable vet. He's been great with my menagerie and never rushes.
  - Mary Lynn S.
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  PawParazzi Pet Boutique

  EXCELLENT! This is a PET BOUTIQUE for our very loved four-legged babies. You WANT them to be well taken care of and this is the place. The below average grooming prices keep your dog all day - boo! Plus their pet treats are great and specialty dog food is worth the $$.
  - Karen S.