Vidalia Veterinary Clinic

Great assistants! Loved everyone there. They even stayed way after hours just for our Buddy. He was knocking on deaths door and we were out of town . Thank you all the ladies who went above and beyond for us .

Our dog Moose needed some dental work for a fractured tooth done that our local vet could not do and we were recommended to Dr. May at the Vidalia Veterinary Clinic. They were able to get an appointment scheduled for him very quickly and were so patient and kind to answer all my questions leading up to the procedure. We drove over 2 hours to get to this clinic and it was well worth it! Every single staff member we interacted with were friendly, kind, knowledgeable, and helpful. They all made me feel so good about leaving my pup in their care. Dr. May was so nice and explained everything to us so thoroughly with photos, charts, etc so that we could make the best decision for our dog. The procedure went extremely well and it was clear there was a lot of care and attention given to the issue. We really appreciate all the hard work the staff and Dr. May did for our dog, we are very grateful and would recommend this to anyone in the surrounding areas needing dental care (or any kind of care) for their pets!

I absolutely love Dr. Sheppard! She has such an amazing love for animals and she treats them just like they are her own. The staff is so sweet also! Great place to take your fur babies!!

They always make my pup feel at ease and give him the best of care. I highly recommend them.

We took our pets here last December for their yearly checkups. We are new to the area, so we were trying to find a good vet. This one is not it... The vets at the clinic don't seem to trust each other's opinions, and the one we saw tried to sell us services we didn't need. We first saw an older gentleman who told me I needed heartworm medicine for the cats as a preventative measure (a very dear friend of mine has been a small animal vet for over 25 years.. I called him to ask his opinion on the vet's advice because he was our vet for many years and we trust him... He said he can count on one hand the number of cats he's ever seen with heartworms, and p.s. my cats didn't have them at that vet visit). He also told me that one of my cats needed a teeth cleaning. We asked if they groomed because one of the cats has a hairball problem so we shave her once a year and they do, but they don't charge much because they don't have a professional groomer. When I took the cat to the grooming appointment, the front desk staff was on the phone and inattentive, but I filled out all of the paperwork and got a phone call about an hour later letting me know that they wanted to charge me an extra couple of hundred for another vet appointment because a different doctor was there that day (which makes me believe that they don't trust each other's opinions). I said no, so they continued to ask me other questions that should have been addressed when I dropped off the cat... When I pointed out to the vet tech asking the questions that this was unnecessary and that she needed to read the paperwork they had me fill out or talk to me before I left the building, she put the phone down and handed it back to the front desk. The whole thing was incredibly unprofessional... You need to talk to your clientele while they're there with you, especially when talking about what to do if their pet were to die IF they had to be sedated. So, needless to say, we went to find another vet for the teeth cleaning that was recommended at their yearly checkup, (we found one that we love) and the new vet laughed at me a little when I picked up the cat because they said he didn't really need a teeth cleaning for another couple of years because the tartar was superficial and not affecting the bone. Oh well... they got a few hundred dollars and he has shiny teeth now!