Animal Emergency Ctr

Having had multiple cats, we have been to AECNF more times than most. One is a donor cat for our kidney transplant cat. He had emergency surgery for swallowing a construction staple. The staff was excellent in all aspects. BooBoo did well without complications and came home. Excellent service and care.\r \r Our kidney transplant cat, Goosie, had numerous challenges and because of her situation, it sometimes required collaboration with the transplant unit. They were very willing to have conversations with the unit to insure her kidney would be ok. The Doctors and staff at AECNF who contributed in her care could not have given more time and energy every time we had to go there. They always were able to treat the most unusual emergency situations that I'm sure most ER vets have never handled. They were always there for us in making sure this little gal got the best possible care. We had a great team working with us. We could not have handled everything that was thrown at us because of the transplant without Animal Emergency Center of North Fulton. Don't hesitate taking your animal there. Thoughtful, talented, caring -- A great practice - a great service. more

I took my cat Penelope in thinking it was her time, and yes she had to stay the weekend but come Monday Morning she was greeting me when I picked her up. I'm amazed that the staff that works here is as calm and as caring as they are, it was a madhouse of people and pets all wanting the same amount of attention and wanting it right now! From the Receptionist, to the Nurses and the Doctors, all had it under control and never lost their cool!!! more

I took my cat Penelope in thinking it was her time, and yes she had to stay the weekend but come Monday Morning she was greeting me when I picked her up. I'm amazed that the staff that works here is as calm and as caring as they are, it was a madhouse of people and pets all wanting the same amount of attention and wanting it right now! From the Receptionist, to the Nurses and the Doctors, all had it under control and never lost their cool!!! Pros: Very Professional, and Caring Cons: Not Open during the day more

Wow, I had a nightmare experience at this place. The very first person to greet me was this RUDE woman who yelled at me AND the receptionist and made me fill out forms that were unneccessary ( all the needed info had been given to them over the phone before I arrived). So, needless to say, I was already aggravated. Then, she snatched my kitten from me, and stormed off to the back. I asked if I could go back with the kitten, and was told "No". Then, a couple in the waiting room had made the hard decision to euthanize their dog, and the freakin VET came out from the back room and walked out to the parking lot and euthanized their dog RIGHT THERE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PARKING LOT!!!!!! I couldn't believe my eyes. Next, the "doctor" (who looked more like a tech) came out and supposedly "diagnosed" my cat, which I later found out was an innacurate diagnosis. After spending 5 minutes with me, the "doctor" left, and I asked the receptionist if it would be possible for me to see him again becau more

Excellent experience! Caring staff, Dr. Roberts is superior, kind, and sensitive. Expensive, but worth it. Clean room, facility, and did not smell at all. Completely recommend for emergency care and I have been to others and there is no comparison! more

The staff is very patient and understanding, the vet gave me a chance to make choices about my kitty (he had a urinary tract infection and could not urinate). My kitty was taken care of very well and they communicated with my vet so that my usual vet knew what had happened. I would use this emergency center again. They are open weeknights, weekends and on holidays. more

I phoned this emergency clinic upon a strong recommendation from a friend well-connected in Atlanta veterinary medicine circles. Like almost all emergency vets, this clinic's website states that they provide consultation over the phone to determine whether an ill or injured pet needs to be seen. However, after posing my question about my sick pet, I was told that no information could be given over the phone because I might misunderstand it or have missed something. My only option was to bring my pet in--an impossibility because my pet was staying at another clinic (a non-emergency clinic) overnight and could not be picked up until morning. I was condescended to at every second of the call, with liberal doses of words like "iota" and a snotty tone. This clinic's actual vet services may be top-notch, but if you can't get past the self-aggrandizing receptionist, you may never know (and it may be too late for your pet). more