Animal Emergency Center: Freeman Mark DVM

bostonterriemom 

on Yellow Pages

12 years ago

I would first like to say that they do not even deserve 1 star!!! Take your fur babies to the Auburn University Animal Clinic! The Animal Emergency Center is a poor excuse for animal care. On 8/1/12 we rushed our female Boston Terrier to be seen for a rattle snake bite. We had to bang on the doors and then it took 30 minutes for the vet to show her face. I should add it appears that we woke her up :( After a brief look at our fur baby she told us our vet was going to open in 2 hours and to take her there. This was precious t... read more

larsont74 

on Yellow Pages

12 years ago

"Animal Emergency" my @ss! False advertising of the worst kind! Around 10pm on Sunday 21 October, I found a conscious yet seriously injured young cat in the road. It was in shock, bleeding from the mouth, and seemed paralyzed in the back legs. I did not necessarily want to save this cat. I am not in the position to adopt another animal and I do not have the money for expensive medical treatments. However, there is NO excuse in letting an animal suffer a painful death in the street. With this in mind, I drove the short distan... read more

pleiasolo 

on Yellow Pages

13 years ago

DO NOT GO HERE!!!!! This place is AWFUL!!! I have had to use it a few times over the years and have NEVER had a good experience. Last night, I tried to take my sick cat, and the wait was going to be at least three hours. There was one couple in the waiting room that had been there for 2 hours!! I took my cat home and waited on our regular vet to open at 7:30. I found out that my vet tells his own staff to NOT GO HERE!! He has told them to take a longer drive to Auburn University's ER. They are staffed well, and have the best... read more

fromla 

on Yellow Pages

15 years ago

I have had to use this vet clinic twice (and I use the term "vet clinic" loosely). They were the only clinic open for an emergency on a weekend/holiday. The first time was 3 yrs ago when we had a cat with an abccess on her back near her tail. The staff took the cat back and the vet proceeded to lance the abccess with no sedation or lidocaine to numb the area. I tried to intervene and was locked out of the room. The vet came out and tried to explain that it was not painful and that the cat was just scared. She also said she d... read more