About Anderson County Animal Hospital
Anderson County Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital that offers preventive and medical/surgical care for pets. The hospital uses advanced diagnostic equipment, including digital x-rays, pneumatic dental equipment, and modern blood analyzers. Their skilled veterinarians perform advanced surgeries, such as fracture repair, cruciate repair (TTA and Tight Rope), and luxating patella repair. Clients consistently praise the hospital's professional and caring staff, who show genuine concern for animals. The staff is quick to answer questions and provide comfort with information, ensuring a positive experience for pet owners. The hospital is also recognized for its ability to accommodate urgent visits and provide fair pricing for their services. Recently, a client was impressed by the polite care given to their older tabby cat during a rabies vaccine visit, highlighting the attentive and friendly nature of the team. Overall, Anderson County Animal Hospital is becoming a trusted choice for many pet owners.
You talk about a Animal Hospital that really cares about the animals that come in there doors. I would trust them against any other hospital around. The staff is the Greatest Bunch of people I've ever had the pleasure meeting. They treated my landlords dog like he was a King. But he is a Diesel lol. He is doing so great.I would trust them to take care of my Hooch any day of the week. If anyone has a Sick animal. This is the place to go. Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas to the Great Staff
My broken best furry friend is also costly. They all go above and beyond to be accommodating. Every person is compassionate and understanding. In the 13 yrs I have used this group I have never had a bad experience. Costly? Yes but healthcare is for us or them broked best furry friends. Also, be kind to the staff. I have witnessed multiple customers come in and be nasty. Would you want your family talked to like that?! I don't think so.
I have 2 pugs . They needed their nails cut badly . I first took them to another animal hospital here in clinton . The employee there took my male dog back and came out in less than a minute , stating they would both have to be sedated to cut their nails. The employee stated my male pug she took back ,was loosing his bowels ,urinating, and trying to bite all from fear and anxiety . So both would need to be sedated. While I know they don't like having it done, this didn't sound like my dogs behavior at all.
They told me later over the phone it would be 48 each dog for office visit , 90 each dog for sedation , and 12 each for nails all total around 350 give or take ....read full review