Animal Medical Center

I had to go to put down one of my pets so this won't be an upbeat review but we were seen in a timely manner for our appointment the staff was friendly. The doctor was knowledgeable and was able to quickly diagnose the problems and give us our options. All it was a great place for a hard time in our life.

I absolutely love Dr. Rich Jackson. He has been a hero and savior over many years for my little raggamuffins. He is the best. Such a compassionate human being. And the greatest vet I've ever met. Here he is with my little Deja Lu after her 2 day hospital stay.

Always and For Years, the Best, Most Caring Doctors ( Veterinarians) ever. Dr .Rich Jackson has saved, and cared for all of my Animals for nearly 25 years.
I'm so grateful to call him my Friend.

I cant say enough about the Animal Medical Center. We have two amazing little rascals; A brother and sister team of ten year old Boston Terriers who have had the benefit of being cared for by the nurturing and professional team of Vets, Techs and office staff of this incredible facility since they were eight weeks old.

We recently had a scare with our little girl when an unusual looking mole popped up on her side. We took her in and had it tested. The initial assessment ran the range of severity. Obviously we were concerned and upset as to the possibilities that it could be cancer. Spread and degree were the main issues if it turned out to be the worst case scenario. Although the professional and gifted Dr. Kent Jackson advised us that there were many unknowns and tried to ease our concerns with encouraging words; We were still on pins and needles waiting for the lab results. The appointment was on a Thursday and we were told results would be back by Monday.

The results came back earlier and guess who called us from his house (on a sat. day off). Dr Jackson to tell us that it was a benign tumor and that our little girl would be fine. Just wanted to express my deep appreciation for their standard of care and the sincere love that they show to their patients and the obsessed parents that follow behind them on their people leashes.