Southeast Community Animal Hospital

If you are a dog owner like me, you know that your pet gets the same priority that you give yourself. Having a top-notch veterinarian is a must, that why I’m so happy to find Southeast Community Animal Hospital (SECAH). This place is amazing! When you walk in the office you are greeted warmly and they have a large waiting area with ample seating that is accessible. They do require appointments ahead of time, so waiting is minimal. SECAH have up-to-date technology and the ability to handle all of your pet’s needs. From the moment I called inquiring about their services and whether or not they could take on my dog Bruno, the staff was so nice, professional, and gave me great information. Even during this recent ice storm, SECAH was right on it, ensuring that pet owners like myself had acces

Took my senior dogs here for the first time and am so happy that I chose this vet! Communication was amazing before and during the appointment. The staff flowed well, was friendly, knowledgeable, and most importantly so sweet with my dogs! One of my dogs is an anxious big baby so I really appreciate that. Affordable as well and was able to order my dogs meds from their pharmacy/website. They are absolutely our vet moving forward!

most caring and knowledgeable array of vet techs and doctors I’ve ever encountered as a pet owner. Everyone is patient, informative, solution-focused and works quickly. I’m particularly impressed by Al, the tech on duty when I have visited. Also they have the best prices for vet services in the area by far! I would (and have) recommend southeast animal hospital to everyone.

this place is everything I could want in a vet clinic! having worked in vet med before myself, I know what to look out for and SECAH is nothing but green flags all around. I take both my dogs and my cats here, and the staff & doctors always go above and beyond to figure out any potential issues and make sure everyone is healthy. they’re also very on top of reminding me to schedule future appointments, giving me the best deal on flea tick and heartworm preventative, and getting me in and out of there efficiently. 🤎

About a month ago I suspected that my little Tink, Jack Russell mix, had a UTI. I made an Appointment at Southeast Community Animal Hospital (SECAH). After an Exam, X-rays and the works, Tink had shown not only a UTI but 4 Bladder stones. My heart was broken, my poor baby. She was given an antibiotic, put on special diet (absolutely no people food). They gave me a second antibiotic after examing the culture more, this antibiotic would work better to dissolve her stones. This morning I went to get her check up to see if the stones were dissolving. If they weren't, she was looking at surgery. After her X-ray it showed that they were! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 She still has to be on antibiotics and her diet for 2 more weeks but I am SO thankful! Thank you God, Dr. Scotton, Amanda May and all the SECAH crew that