Horrible! I brought my dog here in a medical emergency. Dr. White misunderstood the symptoms, never took a blood sample, and sent us home. My dog suffered and died just 6 hours later from sepsis. They failed to provide the expert medical help that I paid for and did nothing right. Euthanasia would have been more humane than this. I have tried to contact them numerous times and they ignore me. Online reviews show that nearly 20 pets have died after being sent home from this place in a 12 month period. Do your research and advocate for your pet. Don't trust anyone.

They did shots and an exam. Very good interaction. No improvements. Good place to go. Pretty quick.

The staff at Mayfair animal clinic were very professional, compassionate, and kind. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a vet.

They are open 24/7, which is really nice. The doctors have been great, as have most of the staff, most of the time. (A few minor issues here and there.) BUT, they change staff so often, we don't have a "regular" doctor for our animals for very long at all. The support staff changes, too, and we never know who we will be seeing. There is a distinct lack of continuity of care that feels uncomfortable. It feels like everyone who is there is just passing through. Not much chance to get to know our animals - or us - for the long run. Also, they are pricey. Every time we have to go in, I can count on spending at least a hundred bucks, usually several. I stay with them mostly because of the 24/7 hours and the proximity to our home.

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I went to this vet on an urgent care basis, as my regular vet had no appointments available and my dog needed to be seen promptly. They were able to get me in that day. They were friendly and caring toward my dog. It was a nice facility. My only concern was that they took my dog to another room. I thought they were going to bring her back for the exam and treatment, but they didn't return until she had been cared for. Since I am very satisfied with my regular vet, I will use this vet again only on an emergency basis, as it also operates as an emergency facility.

I was very disappointed in the service. The service was very costly. The reviews we read were very misleading and made us think the service was great for a low cost. My mom primarily dealt with the staff. She said they were very kind and helpful. It was very easy to schedule an appointment with the vet. There services are just very over priced to even just have your animal looked out. We continue visiting just because they have always been the ones to care for the dog.

I originally brought my older dog in that has specific needs. I called ahead and let them know about his needs. I was seeing another Vet prior that misdiagnosed him. I wanted to have him anesthetized and complete blood work done and to find out what was going on. I explained that they needed to have him muzzled and that he is not the type of dog that would wait in the waiting room. They came out in a fairly timely manner and I handed the dog over to them. I made sure to tell them that they needed to muzzle him. They called me an hour later saying that they were unable to anesthetize them due to him not cooperating. They did however manage to sneak a tube of blood. They weren't able to find anything and guessed that it was arthritis and they prescribed him medication. There were a lot of issue with picking up his medications and these were very expensive. My most recent time, they failed to have to correct size and the price was still astronomical. I felt that Dr. Alley Troutman was extremely incompetent. I still have no idea what is wrong with my dog.

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Dr. Allie is delightful and super helpful in handling everything related to my two dogs. Their prices are average for the area, but they can usually get you in the same day if necessary.

During the annual exam of my two cats the vet noticed that one had major teeth issues and would probably need to have two teeth extracted. During the cleaning and exam process Dr. Katrin noticed that another tooth had a hole and was fractured, so three teeth were extracted and sutures were used to close the gums. They sent me home with some liquid pain meds and liquid antibiotic meds, each to be orally injected twice a day.
The day after the surgery a staff member from the vet called to check on the cat. As I was having issues giving her the meds (the cat hid and would not come out) Dr. Katrin personally called me later that day. She suggested that instead of doing the large volume of liquid antibiotic that is required, that they could inject a shot that would last 10-14 days, so I said yes! Since then I have spoken with Dr. Katrin a several times. The cat desperately needed more pain meds (it was really extensive surgery for a little kitty) and the cat was also having issues with the new food required because of her recent kidney disease diagnosis. Dr. Katrin responded quickly to my calls and I was able to get more meds on a Sunday. Every time I called or visited Mayfair Animal Hospital all of the staff has been very friendly, kind and understanding. Dr. Katrin in particular has exhibited much kindness, compassion and patience in dealing with my fussy little cat and me. I can't thank her enough for all her advice and her genuine concern for my cat.
Happily the cat is feeling better about her mouth and while she is not thrilled with her new diet, she is adjusting.

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Dr. Katrin and the staff at Mayfair are wonderful. Since moving to the area a little over a year ago, I have had the critters to see her on several occasions. My dogs are 10 and 12 years old so they are starting to age and have had a couple of minor surgeries, one with a major ACL tear surgery. She is very attentive and interested in their well being. I highly recommend Mayfair Animal Hospital. They also have a yearly wellness plan that covers all appointments, nail clipping, bloodwork, teeth cleaning and a discount on all other services or surgeries, which both my dogs are on.

It went well. I would use them again.

The staff and veterinarians are all very friendly. We have taken our new puppy for several visits and have worked with both Dr. Witz and Dr. Stowell...both ladies are fantastic and made us feel very comfortable and at home. The facility is clean and in good shape.
We are currently paying for a flat-rate annual plan, so I can't state pricing information for individual services. I will say that the plan we have is very nice. For about $60 per month (which is specific to puppy services...much lower cost annual plans are available for adult dogs), we have the option for unlimited exams/visits, all puppy vaccinations included, spay/neutering included and more. According to their notes, this annual plan saves about $500 per year for puppy services.

Nice welcome, on time, and fun people. Taught me a lot.

Great. Got me in the same day. Told me when the results would be in and called on the day they said they would.

I called at 4:10 on a Saturday and they saw us at 4:30, even though we were not an existing customer. The waiting area and exam room were spotless and odor free. We weren't asked how we would be paying, etc. I would have understood if they wanted payment info or even payment upfront but liked the fact that they were apparently more focused on treating our pet.
After completing simple paperwork we were quickly ushered into a treatment room. They did not mind that three of us crowded in. The tech was very loving to our frightened cat and also very kind to my young daughter, who was panicking because our cat was sick. Dr. Dhillon examined our pet and asked for our description of her symptoms. His follow-up questions showed that he listened closely and very much wanted to pinpoint the problem. He gave us options for proceeding which I greatly appreciated. We chose to have him treat the apparent problem, an infected lip ulcer, with injections of steroids and antibiotics.
When we left they gave us printed information about our cat's problem. While a nice gesture, the handout was fairly technical and it would have been more helpful to receive information about preventing recurrence, what to watch for, etc.
I liked the fact that they did not attempt to sell us products, extra services, insurance or other pitches we have previously experienced at vets' offices.
We had a great experience and I will definitely use them for my cat's care in the future, both emergency and non-emergency.

UPDATE 6/22: Our cat has greatly improved and almost completely healed.

I liked how through they were in explaining all the possible options and outcomes. They have a really nice facility which is fairly new. They really take their time with you and don't rush you out the door. They are very personable.

Was referred by our groomer after our normal vet was unable to fit us in, even though it was an emergency.

As an old vet tech, I know an urgent care situation when I see one. I was surprised when our normal vet's receptionist wasn't even willing to ask the vet to get us seen. Our dog's anal gland was the size of a golf ball and I knew it couldn't wait. (Consequently I felt like a bad Mom for not noticing it earlier.) Our groomer recommended the vet and I couldn't have been happier.

Dr. Erin Reyes, DMV was attentive and he was seen within an hour of me calling the hospital. He was sedated, gland flushed, given antibiotics and pain meds. His recovery has not been as easy as we would have anticipated and the staff has been wonderful fitting us in for follow ups on a daily basis for additional anti-nausea injections, additional care of the wound, and reassurance. I couldn't be happier and more grateful for their care. Needless-to-say, we have transferred all of our vet care to Dr. Reyes and our old vet received a letter explaining our departure from his practice.

The staff at Mayfair is great: warm, caring, compassionate and helpful. We like our vet tech Nellie a lot - she has a very genuine love for animals and has given me priceless information about my puppy's breed at no extra cost. She explained that, because puppies (especially large-breed dogs) eat all kinds of things when they are little (i.e., dirt, grass, goose poop) they are prone to getting intestinal bacteria, but that if it is not interfering with the dog's appetite or behavior, and the puppy is not vomiting or having bad diarrhea, puppies will almost always outgrow the bacteria in a matter of time, a few months or by the time they are 1 year. No medicine was prescribed and, sure enough, in a few months my puppy had no signs of giardia. A couple of months after that, I noticed puppy's toe was bleeding. I called Mayfair Animal Hosp. and they got him in right away. Dr. Dhillon noticed more bumps on puppies legs and feet and a second bump burst and bled while we were there. Dr. Dhillon explained that there were several avenues we could explore and explained the cost for each. He said that, although the bumps could be cancerous, that testing would be very expensive and why don't we start with the cheapest avenue to rule out viral papillomas (non-cancerous bumps that erupt and heal). Dr. Dhillon sent us home with an antibiotic and anti-inflammatory and explained that he'd seen medical research that antibiotics were very successful with long-term results of the viral papillomas redeveloping. Sure enough, within a few days the 7 bumps were healing, eventually disappeared and have not reappeared. Dr. Dhillon saved me hundreds of dollars instead of talking me into expensive tests. I am impressed with Mayfair's fairness after 3 visits there: They always clip my dog's nails free of charge, waived the exam fee when other significant costs were involved and check his anal glands and ears for no cost. Also, their invoices are easy to understand and provide exactly what was done, check-out instructions and follow-up dates for future boosters.