Magazine Street Animal Clinic

Staff was awful, rude and snobby. Do not, for peace of mind, take your beloved pet here. I went in just to meet and talk to doctor about my dogs needs etc. it was a 1/2 hour consult. They made me wait 45 minutes and said that my appt. is not guaranteed...huh??? When I finally talked to the Doctor she was so rude I just walked out. It was awful.

I don’t think I can overstate how amazing Dr Johanna Ecke is as our family vet. She and the entire staff have taken care of our pets as if they are their own. They are always completely informative and help us make informed decisions about care! The new facility is amazing and I love the whole new feel, but as always, the real quality at this clinic is in the amazing people that care for our family pets. Thank you ALL and I sincerely hope folks who are looking for a vet try Dr Jo. She is always above and beyond in her treatment of and attention to our family! Thank you!

My dog was getting worse and worse with her allergies. It got really bad today. I called around and was able to get my dog into Magazine street animal hospital. They saw her and treated her so quickly. She had bulgy red eyes when I took her in. When I picked her up she was happy and looked 100x better. The Vet talked with me directly about her which I really appreciated. Everyone treated my dog with love. We will be back.

My Australian Shepherd got a metal shard stuck in his foot and was in a tremendous about of pain from it. I've been taking him to Southern Animal Foundation all 9 years of his life and couldn't be happier with their service and care. They were fully booked for the next couple days when Finn needed treatment but referred me over to Magazine Animal Clinic, who were able to see us the same day. Every aspect of their service, staff, facilities and treatment were absolutely stellar. 10/10

Dr. Kevin is an amazing, caring, and thoughtful vet. Last Friday, we had to bring our diabetic Maine Coon, Finn, in because he took a severe turn for the worse. He stopped eating, was extremely lethargic, and even refusing raw fish (his favorite). We are currently strapped for cash as my husband and I got married last month. Dr Kevin examined him and was heart broken. Finn's chart was noted as "needs sedation before anything." He is normally fiery af. He had no fight left in him. Dr Kevin did simple blood work to see if his fears were warranted. Sadly, they were. Finn had gone into liver failure. Dr. Kevin walked us through our only options which were hospitalization only having a maybe 15% chance of saving him or to have him put to sleep. Tearfully, we chose the later. I held him until he fell asleep and whispered gently to him as Dr. Kevin gave him the second shot. We all cried as he took he last few breaths. Dr. Kevin bedside manner was impeccable. Thank you for caring for our furbabies so much. Your compassion and empathy lessened our pain. Thank you. On a side note, our pibble foster, Harley, adores him.

I was in town for a short time and needed to get some stitches removed from my dogs ear. I was unable to get them all out on my own, so I called the Magazine Street Animal Clinic. Not only were they able to get me a next day appointment, everyone was super friendly and helpful and they didn't charge me a dime. This place is awesome!!