This Veterinarian has many years of experience! The placement of this property is very peaceful for humans as well as for their pets. Overnighters are lovingly cared for. Less expensive as well! The picture is actually in FRONT of the clinic. The picture is now The Greenwood School of Music! Bring yourself, or children of any ability and experience for an appointment to come in and let them show you! Read Less

Greenwood Farm is wonderful! Our dog is happy when we take her in for boarding and happy when we pick her up. The staff is very nice and they're obviously animal lovers. Also, the rates are affordable and I feel very confident that my sweet dog is being loved on and talked to while she's there:) Read Less

On several occasions, I have taken my pet here for a treatment, only for a subsequent issue to arise due to a cause from the visit. The first time, a routine vaccination and she caught a virus. The second time, being boarded for a few days and she got an infection and a gash on her forehead. The third time, a nail clipping and she got fleas from an animal that had them just before her in the examining room. This time when I took her, they didn't even examine her even though I told them she had them. They just quickly gave her some meds and were done. There was no air conditioning in that building and the temperature in there was in my opinion, unsuitable for long term exposure for those animals. I also do not like the cleanliness as it is basically a converted barn so it is not exactly a new facility. The cages were too small in my opinion. There was a common area that they let some pets out to play in but the ones in cages did not have enough room. Their storeroom that I just so happened to see when an employee opened the door to it, was disheveled and unkempt. Asking them questions is met with a quick and to the point response without much detail as if they are nice on the outside but really inside they are wanting you to stop asking them anything. Please make sure that either you or an assistant are in the examining room with the pet as I do not like how rough the doctor is when he examines the animals. I also don't think they clean the table off after every exam. I'm not saying they aren't good for some things. They are good with adoptions and taking care of newly adopted animals at affordable prices, but if you want a lifetime vet, I think you may want to shop around elsewhere. Read Less

Place is very unsanitary!! VERY UNSANITARY!!!!!!! The way they handle your dogs.... It's like they are trying to snatch up and hold down a wild rabid dog. When bringing in dogs to get spayed or neutered..... They just walk right up to your dog and stickem with a needle to sedate them.... complete disregard to dog as far as asking any questions or doing any kind of quick physical or looking over to make sure dog can handle the sedating. Doesn't even ask if dog has any complications being sedated. Do not clean or sanitize surgery table before placing dogs on table. Place smells like urine. Still having complications with my female... Never had an issue with my other 2 female's who were fixed somewhere else. I'm afraid I'm going to have to take her back to her REGULAR VET, to get cut back open again and...... REPAIRED..... If it comes down to that, well Greenwood better be ready to fork out the money to pay for that, and she'll out extra money for her pain and suffering for having to go through surgery ALL OVER AGAIN. Only 2 good things about this place, the fact I didn't have to pay for the spay and neuter....and the young lady who works the desk. Oh yeah.....and they just let a whole colony of cats run free inside and outside of establishment... Especially inside.... They better be VERY LUCKY my dog didn't get his mouth on one of them.... Hate to have to write a review like this...but it's true and honest. Would have gave a 0/5 star rating if I was able. Read Less

If you're looking for cheap vaccs, then sure. But this facility is extremely unprofessional, unorganized, and dated. There are no computers and no new technology (like an X-ray machine). The lobby always seems dirty and chaotic with kittens running around. Read Less

Do not go here. I brought my cat in for a Spay, and within 12 hours she was bleeding internally and had to be put down. This "clinic" never returned a single one of our calls when we were pleading for help to save our cat. The place itself is unprofessional, with up to seven or eight cats just running around the office. When I picked up my cat, they had given her a rabies shot that she did not need so they could charge me for more money. They are either inept, negligent, or both. Either way, my cat is dead and this Vet is mostly to blame. Read Less

Terrible experience!!! Took our cat there to be spayed on a Tuesday. They are closed Wednesday & when she began to have complications, NO ONE was available to speak with! The stitches for her surgery looked like a 3yr old tied them... But in actuality, it's the 75+ yr old vet! Her incision looks awful!!! Now we are off to see another vet to have this mess corrected! Read Less

Will never board our pup there again. Told them we wanted a private room with private run and were told no problem. We provided her own bed and blanket, both wet and dry foods and her own bowls. Left her there for four days and will never go back there again. We showed them her foods, bowls and instructions when dropping her of but she was never given her dry food, she was obviously kept in a cage, her bed and blanket were wet and urine stained and she cried all the way home. The staff at Greenwood Farm were more interested in playing on their cell phone than caring for the animals under their care. Stay away from this disgrace of a kennel. In my opinion they need to be shut down. Read Less

They are amazing sweet caring people. I had a dog get attacked over 1 weekend rushed her to animal hospital I ended up paying $100 for them to not be able to do anything with her eye they had me and my baby sit in the waiting room for 4 hours and then took her back at the animal hospital. I called greenwood vet and he looked at her and was ale to get her eye in and saved it! I love them and use them for all my animals needs. They are straight up all around nice people! Read Less

I have never had any issues. He is straight forward, no nonsense....he is great with my animals and the staff is also wonderful! They even stayed until I could get there to pick up my dogs when I kenneled there...they didn't have to but they knew I missed them and wanted to get them...I was just a few minutes late...but still, they didn't have to. I got there and they had them all ready. Read Less

Small little place at the back of a road. You'd blink and miss it, but its pretty homey, feels comfortable. The nurses are personable, friendly, caring. We were able to get in without an appointment, but this was probably a bad idea. My cat has (had) been sick for 3 months, and we only had 2 ideas as to what it could be. Gingivitis or Stomatitis or a mix of both. We knew he needed dental work, but we could not afford the expense at all. We took advice from experienced rescue workers, and our regular vet over the phone. We just had no money whatsoever to do anything more. I got into the exam room with my cat and was already terrified - because my nerves were frayed, I had been losing sleep, and when I wasn't working, I was with this cat (one of 6) almost 10-20 hours a day, trying to force fluids, baby food, KMR, etc. I thought he would die. Dr. Gardiner took probably a minute or so to look at him and diagnosed him with cancer. Just said right out loud "This is cancer. The only thing to do for him is to give him cortisone shots until the shots stop working and then you have a decision to make, unless you want to make that decision today." I was in terrible shock. I started to cry immediately. You don't want to think the worst. That was the worst. I couldn't even talk. It was a very crass, upfront, no bedside manner way of diagnostics I had experienced with a vet. He said nothing else, and the nurses, god bless them, tried to comfort me, but could not. I hadn't the $25 cortisone shot, though he was kind enough to waive the office visit fee. I cried as I brought him back out to the waiting room and tried to explain what was going on to my mother, but couldn't. It was a blur. A kind woman paid for the shot and we left. I vowed not to bring him back there, even with the kindness of the nurses. I got home and immediately scheduled a second opinion with his regular vet, and set up a fund to raise the money needed to see her (Brantley and Jordan). Even over the phone, his regular vet knew it could not be cancer, not with his symptoms. Stomatitis she said, that is what it was. And today, that is what he was diagnosed with. Relieved, we brought him home, with fluids, antibiotics, a better cortisone shot, nausea shot, antibiotics shot, and a blood work panel has been sent off. The funds were raised through kind women who care about animals. Dr. Gardiner, though I am sure loves animals, is a very straight to the point kind of DVM. His prices are reasonable, but don't expect any frills or testing, or anything that might point to a different diagnosis. I think he thinks he is right the first time, and their is no need to maybe question the disease or symptoms. If you need simple services for your pet, he is the right guy to go to. But don't go to him if you need emergency care or a deeper look. Spend the money on a vet who will take the time to really take care of your pet. It is worth it.Read Less