Brittmoore Animal Hospital

We brought our two French Bulldogs, Thor and Loki, to Brittmore Animal Hospital because they advertise themselves as "bulldog specialists." Between airway surgery, palate work, and medications, we spent thousands of dollars here expecting expert guidance and proactive care. What we didn't get was education on the most common and devastating risk bulldog breeds face: IVDD. Not once were we warned about stairs, ramps, slippery floors, or the need for crate rest at the first signs of wobbling or pain. That lack of preventative advice cost us dearly as one of our dogs, Thor, went down suddenly, paralyzed, and we had to rush him to Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists for an emergency MRI and spinal surgery. That surgery alone was $15,000, on top of the money already spent at Brittmore. Thankful

Dr. James Rieman is very thorough, explains diagnosis well (particularly the ones you do not want to hear), and always a pleasure to visit with. He truly cares about my fur-babies and never rushes through an appointment, so I understand if I am seen later than my scheduled appointment time, it’s because he’s working with other clients in his compassionate way and I am fine with that. Trustworthy! I have been a long time client of Brittmoore Animal Hospital. They have never recommended unnecessary procedures or medications for my pets. They are knowledgeable, caring doctors that have always taken the time to clearly explain things to me and have always treated me and my pets with great integrity. There is a saying that I like that describes Brittmoore Animal Hospital perfectly: “Veter

Everyone was very friendly and professional. Thank you for being so kind and patient with Luna in spite of her skepticism and unwillingness to cooperate, she truly is a sweet girl on the inside.

Staff is always very friendly. Have been going to Brittmoore Animal Hospital for sev years. Dr Gunter is amazing. Very knowledgable and always explains everything well. Very Satisfied with my pets care.

I went in with my dog yesterday to find the veterinarian I have trusted gone. I had to search online to find the man who saved my dog's life was forced out of practice by the corporation that bough this sweet practice that he led. There is no forwarding information. No goodbye. I am sickened. Matt Dikeman is a king among veterinarians and I am searching for a new clinic. They should be forwarding information for him or giving a way for people who have known him for decades to say goodbye. The definition a horrible corporation is to treat a hero as a throwaway.