wonderful my veterinarian retired so having to locate a new provider isn't easy. The, doctor, boarding, and care is wonderful for me and my cat who is a senior (male cat) he thinks he's an adult person. Sandy allows my husband and I to live, love, and care for all his needs. He's loving and gentle except when we don't understand what he wants then he screams( MEOWS) louder and jumps up and down from our lap to any thing to demands too be heard. Companion animal clinic has helped with his physical needs and is available when Sandy is not doing too well. :-) He's a rescued cat from Paws animal shelter. We guess his age by my grandson who is 20 years old. We had a Shitzu dog who passed away when Shomari (grandson) was maybe 3-5 in pictures. He was young but not a kitten. Sandy is my best friend and companion

I honestly cannot say enough good things about Companion Animal Hospital and the staff. My dog had a horrible allergy problem that nobody could diagnose for 2 years until a friend of mine recommended I go to Companion. Dr. Epperson actually took the time to look at my dog's lengthy medical file and after seeing him and running some blood work was able to diagnose his problem and get him on a healthy happy track. All of the staff there are friendly and care about every animal and owner that walk through their doors. It's the Cheers of the veterinarian world! I recommend them to every one I meet! I've said on several occasions that if I ever move I will fly my dog and I back here just so he can keep seeing Dr. Epperson! If I could give more than 5 stars I would!

Drs. Epperson and Hartley have been our doctors for years, and they are wonderful! They and their staff have seen us through many crises and have always been caring, sensitive, thorough, professional, knowledgeable, and in all ways, the best!

Companion Animal Hospital has a group of the most caring & compassionate staff. The Veternarians take the time to explain what is going on with our furbabies. They have been on the phone calling me to check on my Cockers after surgeries even on weekends. The whole staff is always willing to help in any way. Companion Animal Hospital treats my furbabies like family and it is a wonderful feeling & I'm so blessed to have them caring for my precious baby girls.

I have been taking my three cats to Companion for over two years now. I trust the vets there because they seem to genuinely care about your pet (I have been to other vets where it is obvious that they are more concerned with what is in your wallet). Case in point: I first went to Companion to schedule a dental cleaning for my cat, since they had a special that month. The vet examined my cat and told me that her teeth were fine and it wasn't worth it to anesthetize her. I have been very happy with the service provided. My six year old cat developed a breathing problem that caused her lung to collapse, re-inflate, and then fill up with fluid. Dr. Crosslin spent several hours (on her own time) making multiple phone calls to experts and sending them radiographs and did not give up until she had a diagnosis: chronic bronchitis/asthma. Who would have thought? Since being on steroids and an inhaler, my cat has been much better. I find that the vets at Companion tend to start with the least complicated diagnosis and work their way up, instead of starting off with a scary diagnosis. For example, if I were to bring a cat in that hadn't used the litterbox for several days, they would first assume that the cat was constipated, give them an enema, and see if the cat got better. If the cat did not, then they would try some other diagnosis. This is in comparison to another vet that I went to in Miami where they thought my three year old cat might have pancreatic cancer or a host of other scary and expensive illnesses and performed x-rays, ultrasounds, and overnight observation on IV fluids only to make the conclusion the next day that she was probably just constipated and sedate her to give her an enema. Basically, what I mean to say is that the vets at Companion don't try to leverage the love of your pets to try to turn a profit. Obviously they have to make money to stay in business, but they do it through providing excellent service instead of scare tactics. I have found the vets and staff at Companion to be honest and caring. I would definitely recommend Companion Animal Hospital to anyone looking for a new vet!