South College Veterinary Clinic

We first went to South College Vet Clinic when we had to let our first dog cross the rainbow bridge. It was during COVID and we had just moved to Auburn. Our other vet was over 2 hours away and Dr. Albert treated us like family. We switched full time with our second dog and they’ve gone above and beyond taking care of him. When I left his medicine in Auburn, Dr. Kendall called him in a refill at a local pharmacy to pick up. We are so thankful for this practice!

We love Dr. Kendall and Dr. Albert! After moving back to Auburn, we were going to a different vet that neither of our pups seemed comfortable with. From the first time we stepped into South College Vet Clinic, we knew this place was different. Every member of the staff is so friendly, patient, and helpful! And the best part is, our babies are excited to visit rather than dread it, which shows us how well they are treated there! Our Rottie has had two surgeries and each time the staff has taken excellent care of him and updated us regularly. We are so thankful to have found them!

We have brought two of three animals here and plan on bringing our third. Everyone we have have interacted with was very professional, helpful and kind. My only concern and I say this with caution, is why the heck do you have a potted Lilly plant right inside the entrance of the cats side lobby? Regardless of species of Lilly, its still toxic to cats! 🤦🏻‍♂️

I had the most horrifying experience after bringing my beloved dog Shadow to this clinic. I’m going to write this in as much detail as I possibly can. Please read all of it before considering this clinic. It is so important to be careful of what these doctors prescribe and put in our precious animals. Shadow is not just my dog. He’s my lifeline. My soulmate. The only being that has never left my side. He means the world to me and he should not have been treated with such carelessness. On June 13, 2025 I took my baby here because he wasn’t feeling well. I told them that he tries to bite me if I try to pick him up. He had some kind of pain in his hind legs. I made it very clear that he has Cushing’s disease. I told them his liver enzymes and his cortisol levels are high due to this disease.

My Whiskey girl is a monstrosity at the vet, but Dr. Albert and other workers go above and beyond to not only make sure she is comfortable and has the upmost best care, but also making me laugh off the embarrassment . I send all my other cat friends here! I fostered for 3 years previously and have never found another place so accommodating