Spanish Fort Animal Clinic

Spanish Fort Animal Clinic is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Spanish Fort, Alabama that treats dogs and cats. Recent reviews describe friendly staff and veterinarians who listen to concerns, along with at least one detailed report of problems involving communication, timeliness for urgent needs, and cleanliness.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•Surgical care mentioned in reviews, including tumor removal surgery and a C-section performed at an emergency clinic
•Diagnostic testing mentioned in reviews, including biopsy testing
•Care for senior pets mentioned in reviews

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Reviews mention Dr. Milner and Dr. Bob.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.8/5 rating from 268 reviews. Common positive themes include kind handling of pets, friendly staff, feeling listened to, and impressions of caring and knowledgeable veterinarians; one reviewer also described the clinic as affordable. A negative review described concerns about follow-up communication (including biopsy results), handling of pregnancy and urgent situations, and sanitation observations in an exam area.

Reviews for Spanish Fort Animal Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 268 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Sheshona Reed

1 month ago

Daniel Selig

3 months ago

I have an older dog he is 12 and Dr Milner is so kind to him.

Sarah Kettinger

4 months ago

Dr and staff are super friendly and I loved that they listened to my concerns and helped me figure out solutions

The comeback Kid

4 months ago

Just wanted to recognize how awesome the staff and Vets are @Spanish Fort Animal Clinic. They are very caring and knowledgeable and don’t break the bank!!

Melissa Hoy

5 months ago

I don’t like leaving negative reviews, but after several concerning experiences, I feel it’s important to share ours. *One of the veterinarians initially diagnosed our cat with a mammary cyst. Within a month, the tumors had tripled in size. Dr. Bob later confirmed they were cancerous and performed surgery. We paid for biopsy testing but never received the results. After following up weeks later, we were told there was vascular involvement and that our cat had an estimated 11–13 months to live. Sadly, she is passing away just two months later. *Our small dog became pregnant, and we expressed concern that the father was larger, which would likely require a C-section. We were reassured she would likely be fine and were told to go to an emergency clinic if complications arose. As we feared, she required an emergency C-section, resulting in a $5,000 bill. We were never offered the option to plan this procedure in advance at the clinic. *One of the puppies, at just one week old, began aspirating milk. We called requesting an urgent appointment but were told the earliest availability was two days later. We contacted Parvin Animal Clinic, and they saw us immediately—even though we were not established patients. *On one visit, there was visible blood on both the exam table and the floor. We brought this to a technician’s attention. While the table was wiped down, the floor was not addressed, which was concerning from a sanitation standpoint. These experiences left us feeling concerned about communication, urgency of care, and overall standards. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and leads to improvements for future patients.