Grady Veterinary Hospital

My cat spent a week at Grady with multiple procedures and an intense medication/feed schedule. The staff always kept me updated on his condition and allowed me to come and visit as often as I wanted, even in the middle of the night after my bartending shift! The doctors are extremely knowledgeable and the techs treat the animals like their own. It was extremely comforting knowing my pet was receiving compassionate around the clock care. As with any veterinary care, it was definitely not cheap, but Grady was the cheapest of all the options I explored. Fallon is getting healthier everyday and I look forward to many more years with him. We will definitely be returning here should we have another emergency!

Our dog tore both ACLs (CCLs) in the same week. She is a 3 year old Doberman/Great Pyrenees mix so she is a larger breed (90lbs). We were recommended Grady Vet Hospital by our primary vet as Dr. Ward came highly recommended. We ended up going through with a bilateral TPLO surgery. This was a bit of concern at first but You can tell Dr. Ward is great at what he does through the conversations we had with him and the entire staff at Grady and also through conversations with other clients bringing their Pets in for similar surgeries with him. There was a confidence given in the work being done that gave a sense of relief in a time of difficult decisions. The entire staff at Grady is very professional and was great to work with. Our dog is now about 7 weeks post surgery and walking quite well

They saved my cat's life so I will be forever grateful. The vibe is the same as a 24/7 Emergency room, things are rushed and a bit hectic. If you're looking for the lovey-dovey chill vet, this isn't it. But it's fine with me, they get stuff done. It's expensive. Get pet insurance.

I took my boy cat Monty in at approx 12:30pm on jan 27th. With urinary straining and not acting quite his affectionate and playful self. Office staff and vet techs were welcoming and got Monty seen promptly, inititally by techs and soon thereafter by Dr Miller. She communicated with me very well, listenting included. She showed compassion and professionalism, making me know Monty was in good hands. She communicated plan of action in diagnosing him, estimated cost of everything prior, and quickly let me know what she was discovering. X-rays (under sedation for my big scared/angry boy) examining his bladder also by feel and getting him to give a urine sample, the price was not unreasonable, expensive but a little more reasonable than past er visits. She found no crystals or blockage thank Th

DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET TO GRADY VETERINARY CLINIC. This place is all about money, not animals. I was charged for a full physical exam my dog didn’t receive. I was with my dog the entire time, and nothing resembling a physical was done—no exam checks, nothing. I still spent over $500 on bloodwork and medication. When I called them out and asked them to simply do the exam I already paid for, they hit me with this scammy nonsense: “The bloodwork is the physical.” No, it’s not. Bloodwork is bloodwork. A physical exam is a physical exam. Then they told me I’d need to pay again if I wanted an actual exam. So basically: charge you for services, don’t provide them, then try to charge you twice. If you care about your pet and your wallet, go somewhere else.