Dr. Eric Miller Performed and extraordinary service for me on a weekend. I had a female goat that was having a problem with delivery of her kid. She was suffering. I contacted Dr. Miller within an hour he was at my home. We loaded the goat into a vehicle and took it to his clinic and he performed a cesarean saving the goats life. The kid did not survive, nevertheless it was an extraordinary service performed at an inconvenient time. He had out of town family visiting at his home. It was an extraordinary measure to save the animal. The economic economist made no sense, however, the goat survived. What is an animals life worth? The cost was not an issue for me. Dr. Miller followed up several times after the goat was home. A commitment to the beast of burden, as referred to in the scripture, is a testament affirming Dr. Miller commitment to the value of God’s creatures. The scripture demands humane treatment of our creatures. Read Less

I just left Cornerstone with my two dogs and it was in the blink of an eye! They interacted with my dogs and were very kind to me as well. They have a very clean environment and I will DEFINITELY come back! Read Less

Took my dog in for a check up, and he didn't get that at all. My dog is a chihuahua and can be aggressive, but any dog that feels uncomfortable is going to growl. The vet didn't perform an examination of any kind on my dog, I literally had to ask the vet tech in order to get him checked for heart worms. I don't mind paying for the tests to be done or the vaccinations to be given, but $40 for just a check up to not receive one is ridiculous. Also, the exam room wasn't very clean. I don't care if they are just animals, they deserve a clean room just as well as we do. I won't be bringing my dog back here, giving this place two stars because the receptionist was nice. Read Less

most amazing service and knowledge people. tried other vet in the area and they only seemed to be out for how much money they could get out of us. Went to Corner stone and they were all about helping the animal and not about gouging the owner. Highly Recommend Read Less

Trying to give Cornerstone Vet a 5 Star rating is an understatement . Their staff are all so helpful and friendly towards my dogs . Last night , they were willing to make last minute adjustments under my circumstance to see my Neyland Sunday morning , even though they are closed . I was given nothing but the best service even at the late notice (she has a bladder infection) . I will never take my animals anywhere else . Thank you for being so good to my fur babiesRead Less

Eric is more for large animals but he does do everything he can for smaller pets. If he is not equipped for what is wrong with your pet, he will tell you and even go as far as helping you find the vet to send your pet too. My family has used Eric for years and he has went beyond the call of a vet. Late night calls for a mother cow that can't give birth by herself, to a family dog that has been shot and needs immediate attention, he is there. Thanks Eric Saylors Family Read Less

I have been very appreciative of the professionalism I found when I've hired Dr. Miller. They were very responsive for horse issues/problems and went out of their way to address the problems. I am happy with their services. Read Less

I was referred to Dr. Miller by not one, but two vets. I called him needing help and he helped me over the phone free of charge. I am having to have surgery on one of my animals and he is doing this at a very affordable rate! I am very happy with their services and greatful they are within 30 min. of my home!Read Less

Dr Eric Miller has always been compassionate with all my animals, currently I have a horse that was diagnosed with EPM stands for Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis and is a very serious disease that can occur in horses. Up to fifty percent of horses residing in the United States have had exposure to the organism that is responsible for EPM. This organ is a protozoal parasite that is called Sarcocystis neurona. The definitive host that spreads this disease is the opossum, and EPM is not transmitted between horses. The protozoa is received from birds with the infection. Dr Miller gave me his cell # and told me to call anytime, day-night-weekend, he was out of town for the weekend and still told me to call him, when he got back in town he went by my home to see how the horse was doing since we had started her on the medication Rebalance that he made sure was available before the weekend. Thank you so much! Read Less