About Williams-Sebby Veterinary Clinic & Pet Resort
The Williams-Sebby Veterinary Clinic & Pet Resort has been providing top-notch care for dogs, cats, and small farm animals for over 34 years. The clinic offers a range of services, including emergency treatment, pet boarding, grooming, training, dental care, vaccinations, and spay/neuter services. Reviewers praise the clinic's kind and knowledgeable staff, led by Dr. Sebby, who is described as "awesome" and "super empathetic." Patients receive excellent care, and the clinic prioritizes transparency and communication with pet owners. The clinic has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with a feeling of being in a home surrounded by caring people. Customers appreciate the gorgeous interior and exterior of the facility. The staff is dedicated to ensuring the comfort and well-being of the pets, even during difficult times. The clinic's services are highly regarded, with customers reporting great experiences with the boarding, grooming, and veterinary care provided.
This place is outstanding! I've been bringing all of my pets here for years and I wouldn't go anywhere else!! Their prices are great and the vets are very gentle. Even my grumpy little old dachshund, loves the doctors here. Everywhere else, he needs a muzzle to be handled. I have a very energetic 75 lb dog that doesn't do very well around other dogs, so this place makes special arrangements for me to bring her around the side ,so she doesn't get triggered by other dogs. This place goes above and beyond!! Highly recommend!!
I have taken my two dogs to Sebby for around 3 years now. They have treated my dogs and myself with the utmost care and respect with each visit.
I appreciate their policy and procedures when it comes to handling pet concerns such as allergies.
I would prefer a veterinarian to examine my dog before prescribing anything to them, big or small.
You get what you pay for, and I have felt every penny spent on quality care is worth it.
I was surprised that Junebug had developed an awful infection in her paw due to ingrown claws. Thank heavens the vet caught it, and even more thankful that he gave her a double dose of antibiotic so that I didn't need to make a second trip. (She's so wily and skittish that catching her a second time would have been a great hardship for this old lady!) She's now recovering nicely! Kuddos to you all!