About Homewood Animal Hospital
Homewood Animal Hospital is a compassionate veterinary clinic that provides top-notch care to pets. The staff, including Dr. Mike, Dr. Z, and Dr. Pugh, are extremely kind, helpful, and courteous, making the clinic a trusted and highly recommended choice for pet owners. Patients are treated with kindness and empathy, even during difficult times. The team is personable and dedicated to providing excellent medical care, always open to answering questions and putting pet owners' minds at ease. Clients describe the staff as a "dream to work with," "compassionate, kind, and funny," and they appreciate the clinic's flexibility in accommodating appointments on short notice. The front staff are helpful in scheduling, and the technicians are patient and gentle, even with anxious pets. Overall, Homewood Animal Hospital is a trusted and caring veterinary clinic that puts the well-being of pets and their owners first.
The team at HAH are a dream to work with! So patient and loving with my dog and there is never a question they want what is best for my furry loved one. They are always open to answering any questions I have and putting my mind at ease.
The front staff were so helpful when scheduling me for my appointment! The techs were incredibly patient and gentle with my two anxious cats. Dr. Z was unphased by their hissing protests and handled them with such care! She talked though all my questions with me, helped me think through care options, and was completely supportive. I am so thankful for the care we received!
We are new to Birmingham and Homewood Animal Hospital. Our experience yesterday afternoon has made us a customer for life and we will tell everyone we know to use this veterinary hospital. Our 2 year dog woke up in the morning coughing and wouldn't eat, but otherwise seemed normal. When we returned home at 3:30pm he was panting, so we called Homewood AH and they brought him in right away. Dr. Higgenbotham was immediately concerned because his abdomen was tender, and she discovered by X-ray and ultrasound that his spleen was enlarged. She called in for help and together the veterinary team did emergency surgery and found what she had suspected: splenic torsion - a fatal...read full review