Veterinary Wellness Clinic Of Columbia

9 reviews

+1 (931) 548-2523

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1412 Trotwood Ave Ste 18

Columbia, TN 38401

+1 (931) 548-2523

https://maurycountyemergencyvet.com

Veterinary Wellness Clinic Of Columbia is a full-service wellness and emergency veterinary clinic offering comprehensive medical services for dogs and cats in Columbia, Maury County and beyond. We provide core veterinary care for companion animals in Maury County and beyond as well as extended hours and emergency veterinary service for pets in need of urgent care.

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4.09 reviews

Joyce S.

2/1/2018

I truly can't express the love I have for this Clinic....When bringing my dog in for treatment of heart worms, on the form I saw CPR or DNR....Never have I ever seen this and it gave me a choice...

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Kayla S.

6/8/2023

Cannot say enough good words of this place. I brought in my new dog who was scared and nervous and they handled him with SO MUCH CARE. He was a dog I got with little information on him and they...

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Rich A.

9/6/2021

I had a very difficult day when it came time to say goodbye to my senior dog. I don't know anyone's name, but they were all very supportive and worked quickly and quietly to get me through this...

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Alex C.

3/13/2019

This clinic is truly for emergencies only, as a last resort. They are trained for what they can do, but the prices are outrageous; I would say triple than a normal veterinarian. This office cannot...

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Honestly A.

12/10/2020

Love this place! Everyone was so nice. I called beforehand and got details on my dog who had pulled out his stitches. We discussed everything and I called upon arrival because you aren't allowed...

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