Mc Phail Animal Hospital: Kennon Hal DVM

Mc Phail Animal Hospital: Kennon Hal DVM is a veterinary clinic in Mauldin, South Carolina, located at 2 Jenkins Ct. Public feedback describes a practice that is often seen as friendly, professional, and caring with pets. A minority view raises concerns about front-desk interactions and the clinic’s approach to vaccinations.

Services

•General veterinary care for pets, including care for a stray kitten brought in for treatment
•Vaccinations mentioned in reviews, including rabies and kennel cough
•Discussion of titer testing as an alternative approach referenced by a reviewer
•Veterinarian time spent answering client questions and addressing concerns

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Reviews mention Dr. McPhail and Dr. Kennon.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.5/5 rating from 4 reviews. Positive comments highlight a friendly, pleasant team and professional, caring handling of pets, including responsiveness in a difficult kitten case. One review is more mixed, citing dissatisfaction with a younger receptionist’s manner and expressing concerns about vaccination frequency and whether recommendations feel financially driven.

Reviews for Mc Phail Animal Hospital: Kennon Hal DVM

Note: Showing the 4 most recent Google reviews out of 4 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Bobby Turner

4 years ago

Very nice and friendly.

Steven Hardy

6 years ago

I have been looking for a great vet and I found them right here. They are extremely pleasant extremely professional and take great care of our babies. I just want to thank you for being so good to our babies. I highly recommend them.

Blanca Compton

Found a stray kitten that did not look too good. Took him to this Animal Hospital and they were responsive, professional and so caring! Thank you for taking care of this little one when there was nothing to be done for him. Extremely recommend them!

Kelly Schifferdecker

My family has been friends with Dr. McPhail for over 20 years. He has a great team though I don't care for the way the younger receptionist treat the clients. Dr. Kennon is wonderful. He is honest and doesn't mind answering questions if I have concerns. I do also have doubts about whether or not they truly have my pets best interest at heart. Vaccines should be a choice between a vet and a pet's owner. There is not just one way of treating animals. Sometimes I think it is all about money. Instead of putting a titer to check my animals, I feel I am pressed into having my animals over vaccinated, especially with Rabies and Kennel Cough. I am willing to pay to have my animals tested rather than vaccinate every year when I know without doubt, there is only one Rabies vaccines in SC and it is the same for 1 or 3 years but I have been told that I must have my pets vaccinated each year. I don't and it is often a struggle for me to follow my head and heart rather than do something I do not believe helps my animals in any way.