Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic
Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic reviews show strong negative sentiment with reports of serious care failures, high price level, and unhappy customers; recent customer complaints highlight deaths after treatment and poor customer service.
Positive Feedback
The clinic is noted for 24/7 availability by some, which can be useful in true emergencies.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of aggressive billing and high costs with disputed estimates and retention fees.
- Allegations of poor medical judgment leading to pet deaths and lack of breed-specific care.
- Poor customer service and unresponsive staff, contributing to distress during emergencies.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic reviews and ask for detailed estimates and billing policies before treatment.
- Confirm staff experience with your pet’s breed and discuss membership, insurance, or refunds and alternative local humane vets.
- Consider waiting for non-urgent care to avoid high emergency fees.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic reviews show strong negative sentiment with reports of serious care failures, high price level, and unhappy customers; recent customer complaints highlight deaths after treatment and poor customer service.
Positive Feedback
The clinic is noted for 24/7 availability by some, which can be useful in true emergencies.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of aggressive billing and high costs with disputed estimates and retention fees.
- Allegations of poor medical judgment leading to pet deaths and lack of breed-specific care.
- Poor customer service and unresponsive staff, contributing to distress during emergencies.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic reviews and ask for detailed estimates and billing policies before treatment.
- Confirm staff experience with your pet’s breed and discuss membership, insurance, or refunds and alternative local humane vets.
- Consider waiting for non-urgent care to avoid high emergency fees.
Turn one complaint into a collective action
Treated cat less than one day and caused death
- - Cat sedated for X-ray/ultrasound; multiple meds/IV; bill about $2000; cat died on the way home; clinic open 24/7, perceived greedy staff.
Sedated cat for X-ray then again for ultrasound, gave three Lasix injections, two other drugs, an IV, drew blood, and god knows what else, too much for an older cat with breathing and heart problems. Only concerned with money, not the pets or their owners.
Dr still is the most greedy, heartless ignorant vet out there. “Your cat is sick do you want to treat It or put it down?” Seriously??? Treat, ok I’ll get an estimate. $2000 dollars later and one day of *** the cat passed away on the way home.
Brittany and Stephanie think they’re cute when you call to ask a questio, putting you on hold until you get frustrated and hang up, not cute at all.
They tried to keep the pet for two weeks at $1000 per day after the emergency part was over. People only go there because they are open 24/7, if you can wait, you should.People obsessed with money should work on Wall st and stay away from helpless innocent animals.
- Expensive
- Only care about money
User's recommendation: Use your local humane caring vet if you can
Atlanta, Georgia
ER VET on abernathy rd
- - They killed my bulldog by sedating him for an earache and sending him home unconscious without my knowledge.
- - Staff were unprofessional.
THEY KILLED MY BULLDOG - my 5 year old baby went in for an earache, and they sedated him and sent him home unconscious - WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE the staff told me they were too busy to treat him and was going to send him home which was fine - the doctor decides to treat his symptoms - then they decide he had difficulty breathing - hes a bulldog - he was tired from walking and was hurting his breathing would have been a little off - but totally normal for a bulldog - so when u have difficulty breathing you don't sedate - because it makes breathing harder that's rule no 2 -- rule number one is YOU DON'T SEDATE BULLDOGS PERIOD - I am beyond devastated and so angry - An earache, and they killed my baby - the whole staff was very unprofessional and had zero compassion or people skills for an emergency clinic - an ER VET should be educated on ALL breeds bc in an emergency we don't have a choice where to take our babies to- please dont let them harm another baby - if i had just waited and tried something else for my babies pain -he would be here today -
Companies Similar to Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic
Parkway Pet Clinic
“I want to start by saying that Dr Henderson is great! However, thanks to the horrible (HORRIBLE)...“
VCA Animal Hospitals
“VCA Emergency Animal Hospital & Referral Center - San Diego (Mission Valley) I was a VCA client for over...“
MedVet
“I was told that I need an ultrasound due to concerns from an X-ray. I went medvet with notes from my...“
Oswego Animal Hospital
“Please! Avoid this vet at all costs. They killed my dog! I brought a beautiful, healthy 2 year old Great...“
Thank You for Your Reply! We are processing your message.
Your comment is successfully posted.