Veterinary Services of Aiken

antonia mccreary

I have been bringing my Yorkie to this vet since she was a pup. She’s always been a healthy dog until recently she’s up in age and has been experiencing health problems. To make a long story short she has been having EXCESSIVE drinking, anxiety at night, and uncontrollable bladder. During several check ups the doctor has been telling us that my dog is healthy and that it’s nothing wrong she’s just old… well after getting a second opinion she was diagnosed with diabetes and has to have insulin shots everyday. It upsets me because I put the care of my pet whom I love so much into a vet that does not really care. My dog could have gone in a diabetic coma had we not been persistent about getting answers. Thank you for the time being but she will not ever come back to this place for the remainder of her life.

Lisa Calhoun

Their patience is unmatched!

Matt Ford

Dr. Holly is very good with diagnosing dogs. The bad thing is that it can get expensive because they want to run tests all the time. Here is a breakdown of prices I have paid: Exam fee every visit no matter what: $60 (I'm at $240 this year) For medicine they want bloodwork every 6 months: $100+ Urine analysis: $50 and they still want an "in depth" analysis Ear analysis/cytology: $50. Another $50 for a follow up analysis that is pointless because her ear was infected within a month. Medication they offer is expensive too. $60 for ear drops. In summary, they will help your dog if you have lots of money but are unwilling to use "common sense" to help a dog whose owner cannot afford their prices. Elderly dogs with lots of health issues deserve as much comfort as possible regardless of how much money you have but businesses don't understand that.

Bobbi allen

Only the best for my pup!