Loris Animal Hospital

Loris Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Loris, South Carolina, located at 143 Suggs St, Loris, SC 29569. The clinic has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 540 reviews. Its online presence is through a Facebook page, and opening hours are not listed here.

Services

•Parasite checks and treatment (including deworming mentioned in reviews)
•Evaluation and treatment for respiratory/upper respiratory symptoms in kittens (discussed in reviews)
•Recheck visits and follow-up appointments (described in reviews)
•End-of-life care and euthanasia support (described in reviews)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

A veterinarian named Dr. Julie is mentioned in reviews.

Reviews

Loris Animal Hospital is rated 4.6/5 on Google with 540 reviews. Recent written feedback includes praise for compassionate, kind care over many years, including support during euthanasia and serious illness management. One recent review describes concerns about inconsistent information between clinicians, disagreement over findings (worms/parasites), and dissatisfaction with communication during repeated kitten visits.

Reviews for Loris Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 540 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Nikki Rose

2 weeks ago

I would not recommend to bring your babies here at all! Long story short my husband and I found this 2 month old kitten and brought him here, we’ve been here 3 times now, 1st time wasn’t horrible, but I told the dr that I was pretty sure the kitten had the beginning of a respiratory infection (he was sneezing and whatnot) she told me that the medicine she gave us for the parasites he had would work for any upper respiratory issues, he also had to be dewormed(that’s normal for kittens), well a couple weeks later the kittens upper respiratory issues were getting worse it was now very noticeable that he had something going on not just a couple sneezes here and there, so we brought him back and a different dr this time said he had a kitten cold and that they don’t offer an all in one (so we were misinformed by the 1st dr)The First Lady also told us that it would be okay to introduce the kitten to our other cats. Again wrong move. Now fast forward to today.. We brought our kitten back in to get rechecked for parasites as well as worms because we noticed he had something in his stool last night, good news no parasites bad news they tried arguing with us about the fact he didn’t have worms, when we told them we definitely seen worms moving in his stool. Then my husband tried explaining that our other 2 male cats were showing sick like symptoms and she just kept trying to tell him it was a dental issue (we did not bring our other 2 here we were just asking if she had any idea what it could be) It’s definitely not a dental issue, not with 2 cats at the same exact time 2 different ages, I’m not a professional but I’m also not stupid. As we go to check out we asked if they gave the kitten a dewormer and they proceeded to tell us he didn’t have worms again, then they “made a mistake “ and he does have worms (surprise!) and gave him a dewormer. You gotta be the voice for your fur babies, these people don’t care about anything but the money. Now I will say the girl we had the second time was great she at-least acted like she cared and gave us right answers.

Jane Miller

3 weeks ago

I can not give enough praise to Dr. Julie and her staff for all these years they have given to my kids and us; Toby, Wynnie, Bessie and Molly. Molly went home to her mother in PA we were fill in parents due to an illness, unfortunately Molly had to be put down do to an incurable disease in PA, we lost Bessie last year (tumor), and Toby yesterday he was 17 1/2 (rectal cancer, muscle loss, blindness and hip/knee issues). Wynnie is the sole one at 16 years old. The love, care, kindness, they have shown our kids (fur babies) and us are second to none. The loss of a fur baby is like a loss of a human family member. The pain, the suffering, the heart-break, the emptiness is nothing one can explain until it happens. Toby was my everything from the time I adopted him from a shelter in Michigan he's been my rock, support, emotional well being, basically my everything, my life. Jeff and I had to make the decision that no pet parents want to make, we did it out of compassion for his well being and not having quality of life. Toby gave us so much throughout the years and we didn't want him to suffer. The compassion during this process that Dr. Julie & staff gave to Toby and us, I can't even put into words. Yesterday was the saddest day of my life.

Karin Nidell

3 weeks ago

Kathy

3 weeks ago

Thank you for helping my kitties 😻

Jeremy Brower

3 weeks ago

Love this place