Paces Ferry Veterinary Clinic

I've been taking my cats here for years. I love all the people here. Even if its a new Doctor for my cats, they've always been treated very well. I first started off with 2 when I first came to them from a recommendation. Then I had 3, then 4, then 5 and now 6. (I promise its the last one!) All 6 come here and I feel they get the best treatment! I go out of my way to come to this vet even though its 40-45 minute drive because honestly, I don't trust any other vet. There always super nice, very gentle on my pets. Explains things super easy, answers questions over the phone. Super transparent about pricing and they dont bulk at me when I do ask about it. They dont push unnecessary procedures. At this point I feel like I gotta start sending Cat Christmas Cards Ive been with this practice so l

We love this place! We bring both of our rescue pitties here to see Dr. Cavanaugh and she is so thorough and caring. One of our dogs is pretty reactive in the waiting room and the other is so scared, she can barely get through the doors. The staff handle them both so well and make us feel so supported when bringing them in. They make the whole process smooth from beginning to end and we’re so grateful we found somewhere that cares so much about their patients!

Dr. Warner and Nurse Elana always take such great care of my boy howie! Elana takes time to hold him with care and Dr. Warner always has a gentle touch. She also always is great about following up with him. He’s been coming here since he was a baby so even though I live almost a hour away, I wouldn’t trust anyone else with him. ❤️🥰

Paces Ferry Vet reminds me that it takes a village to care for our fur babies. They are thorough, kind, and accommodating. Dr. Warner and Dr. Cavanaugh are exceptional. I also value Josh’s assistance. He’s so gentle with my pup. This vet has been the best decision we’ve made when considering the care for our dog. Thank you!

We brought our cat in for a checkup due to over-grooming. The vet outlined a clear treatment plan: start with a flea collar, and if that didn’t work, call back for anti-anxiety medication. This plan was documented and agreed upon. Four months later, the flea collar hadn’t helped, so we called to move forward with the next step. That’s when we learned, without any prior notice, that our vet had left the clinic. Despite having our cat’s recent records and a documented plan in place, the clinic refused to prescribe the medication unless we scheduled another visit (which is very stressful for our cat). We asked if they could waive the additional exam fee since this was part of an existing plan, but they declined. They explained that the new doctor needed to see our cat before feeling comfortab