Hillside Animal Clinic

I've been once with just one of my dogs and I absolutely can't wait to return! Staff is so friendly and caring. No rush attitudes. Very gentle with my baby. And the hours and prices are amazing! Definitely will take all 4 of my dogs here for now on!

I have nothing but good things to say about Hillside Animal Clinic. Every staff member we've interacted with has been sweet and supportive. Any time we have questions they are quick to answer. I even got a call directly from our Vet just to answer a question I had about paw balm! I love that they offer free Happy Visits! It's a chance for your pup to get to know the staff without getting any pokes. Just lots of pets, love and treats. This is something I think every vet office should incorporate. Not only does it make your dog more comfortable for future visits, but it also brings a little (or a lot) of joy to the staff. This past Happy Visit one of the staff came up to us and told us they all were having such a tough day, but our puppy made them feel better. I love the extended hours. It

Great experience and the surgeon treated our situation with sensitivity and compassion. She answered all of my questions and the tech with her was very kind! The space was clean, comfortable, and easy to access. Also love the drive thru pharmacy.

Thank you to Dr. Angel and all the staff for such a fantastic experience with our baby. You are kind and thorough in your care and give options to allow our involvement in the care choices. We are grateful for your huge heart and breadth of knowledge! Maggie says thanks too ❤️

My wife and I had 6 dogs over the course of 12 years here. At first, we had Paul Evans, DVM and he was fantastic. Then he left, and the practice changed. The owner's wife is from a vet school in the south and she hired several females from that school. The care and compassion we had with Evans was gone. Our beloved furry children were nothing but vaccination and pharmaceutical revenue streams. Any significant illness and they jumped to killing them. In one instance a vet told us how our chocolate lab's heart just didn't sound right as she killed him. Turned out she had ignored his laboratory results and made him profoundly anemic. Another time they missed a heart condition in our dog and the dog died. I could go on and on. We loved them at first, then they became veterinary quacks. Overpri