Hope Animal Medical Center

Hope Animal Medical Center is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Athens, Georgia, located at 1150 Mitchell Bridge Rd. It treats dogs and cats. On Google, it has a 4.9/5 rating from 236 reviews, and review comments include both very positive experiences and at least one report of a surgical outcome that required follow-up care elsewhere.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Dental surgery, including full teeth extractions (mentioned in a cat dental case)
•Grooming services (mentioned in reviews)

Pricing

Pricing information is not published publicly.

People

Chaz is mentioned by name in a review in connection with grooming.

Reviews

Hope Animal Medical Center is rated 4.9/5 on Google with 236 reviews. Common themes include strongly positive feedback about overall experiences and staff interactions, along with a grooming mention. One reviewer reported a cat dental extraction where tooth roots were later found to have been missed, leading to continued pain and additional treatment at another clinic.

Reviews for Hope Animal Medical Center

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 236 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Debbie Bartoletti

1 month ago

Olivia Hayes

2 months ago

Overall fantastic experience. My only complaint is that I should have switched to Hope Animal Clinic years ago!

Ryane H

I love this vet!! Best staff ever. Also, for grooming needs Chaz is awesome!

Clint Murphy

3 months ago

Elias perricone

They were very nice people, but the surgery was not as successful as I assumed it was. I took my cat, Forrest, for a full teeth extraction due to a severe illness that attacks his gum line and causes severe pain. It set me back about $1800, but I was fine with that; as long as Forrest was well, that was all that mattered to me. Fast forward a couple of months, and Forrest started feeling immense pain again. He even refused to eat, so I took him to another vet clinic. There, they found three roots that were supposed to be extracted during the initial surgery. The first clinic had completely missed them. Resolving that set me back another $300, but the thing that really kills me is that Forrest was in pain all that time. This illness is no joke, and I just feel that the first clinic was far too careless with him. Forrest seems to be doing okay now and is eating normally.