Thomasville Pet Center

Jan 2024

I called them on a Saturday after trying several poison controls that wanted $85-$95 to answer. One question my 45 pound dog ate a 75 mg Lyrica at first they gave me the numbers to poison controls. I called back and explained that they wanted money and how much to answer one question was that dangerous to my dog? Does my dog need to go to an emergency hospital? They are not my vets. My vet is closed and the number they leave is one of the numbers that charges $95 to answer a question which I will be telling Vet about however they were so kind and so sweet the lady I spoke to on the phone I'm sorry I don't remember her name but she did go and ask Dr and no It was not poisonous they do give them to dogs for problems sometimes and it will just make her lethargic however, keep an eye out for an adverse reaction. They did not have to do this as they are not my vet so I would highly recommend taking my animal there if they would go out of the way to help someone who's dogs are not even a patient .

Nov 2022

Omg a great place ,so caring and experienced staff ,very happy environment. Doctors are so knowledgeable and care about there patients. Thank next visit will be early December about to make his appointment. That's Greyson DeWalt

Nov 2021

Yesterday morning I had to put Jager to sleep. He was 10 years old and his back leg had gotten pretty bad over the last few weeks. I have questioned myself if I did the right thing. Friends and family have told me I did the best thing for Jager and deep down I know I made the right decision. It is just so hard to say goodbye to my best buddy, who has been by my side for the best of 10 years. It feels like a hole in me, that I am missing a part of me. To not see him in the morning has been heartbreaking for me. I have been going to TVH for years and on yesterday, reminded me why. Dr. Davis and her staff were incredible during this difficult time. They were extremely compassionate and answered my questions thoroughly about the euthanize procedure. I know that Jager is in a better place now, playing and eating to his heart's content. He had such a great life and he went on so many journeys and adventures. Jager was always the life of the party. He always enjoyed being around other animals and people. Whether injecting himself (to be seen) at my son's wedding, to (mimicking human characteristics) by jumping on the pool table while the grownups played when we vacationed at the Outer Banks, or just playing with his daughter Sadie and with my grandchildren and my daughter's dog and cat. Jager had such freedom. He loved walking and it was the best having him off leash letting him go wherever he pleased. He was such a sweetheart. He had such a good life and he was loved by so many. I miss you so much and I will love and remember you forever Jager!