Common Companion Vet Co.

I’ve visited both the Inman Park and Reynoldstown locations and the staff is absolutely wonderful! They always take great care of my senior cat. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for compassionate and thoughtful vet care!

Dr. G (Gelernter) is AMAZING! Her patience with my feisty cat is life changing for us. I don’t stress about vet appts with her. I HIGHLY recommend having her as your regular vet. Common Companion is the best vet care in metro Atl. Both of their offices are clean and updated. The staff is super friendly and always helpful. They have also squeezed us in for urgent care and gotten us in with other vets if needed. Wouldn’t take a babies anywhere else for regular vet care. Thanks for taking care of Waverly, Salem, and Wren!

While I always found them to be VERY expensive, I was definitely a fan the first couple years, but in the past year or so, I've noticed much longer wait times and a steep decline in service/care quality and can no longer justify the exhorbitant prices. During our last visit for our shih tzu's excessive itching/scooting (even after gland expressions), the vet (Asian woman who I'd never seen there prior - not sure of her name) insisted that I should be washing her TWICE PER WEEK! She suggested that part of the reason her allergies weren't being appropriately managed (even though she's on Apoquel and Cytopoint) is that we weren't bathing her at least twice a week. As this advice contradicted what I'd always been told, I decided to take her to Chewy Vet care in Midtown (which I loved and will

This place is friendly enough and usually fairly convenient but it is very expensive. Im frustrated that they denied a request for a 3 month supply of my dog's flea & tick prescription because they wanted me to bring him in to be seen to approve the refill. We've been in in the past year and he is current on all his shots. Forcing him in for the sole purpose of approving a prescription refill request when he's recently been seen and is in perfect health is just ridiculous. Ill be taking him elsewhere going forward.

Our dog was left as a quadriplegic after receiving sedated x-rays from Dr. Mackenzie Gelernter at Common Companion (CCVC). This tragic outcome raises serious concerns about the care provided and highlights the need for greater accountability in veterinary practices. Silvio was experiencing intermittent back pain, which was managed with physical therapy. To explore further imaging options (X-rays/MRI) and to fully understand Silvio's condition, I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Gelernter at CCVC to discuss the risks of imaging with sedation explicitly. During this consultation, Dr. Gelernter assured me: Sedation was a routine, safe procedure with minimal risks, providing peace of mind. Appropriate sedatives would be carefully selected specifically for a large-breed dog. Pre-sedation b