Grady Veterinary Hospital

I brought my little black cat, Molly, to Grady's after we noticed signs of jaundice in the evening. While suprising, it was not unexpected. She was diagnosed with liver cancer by Care Center a month prior. While waiting to be seen by the doctor, I was able to listen to the hospital's lovely staff take care of each case that came through their doors. They were compassionate and patient with each family. They sprung into action when critical cases came in, redirected families to hospitals when their emergency needed immediate attention they could not provide, and check in on me while I was in the lobby waiting to be seen. Their parrot, Buffy, kept me smiling as he tried to coax and trick a second dinner from the staff. While the enivitable outcome ment she did not come home, they were supportive of my choice. The doctor did not pressure me to pursue treatment. They gave me the facts around her condition and understood when I went with the "soft landing" route. This was my first pet and I am so thankful for their care.

My cat spent a week at Grady with multiple procedures and an intense medication/feed schedule. The staff always kept me updated on his condition and allowed me to come and visit as often as I wanted, even in the middle of the night after my bartending shift! The doctors are extremely knowledgeable and the techs treat the animals like their own. It was extremely comforting knowing my pet was receiving compassionate around the clock care. As with any veterinary care, it was definitely not cheap, but Grady was the cheapest of all the options I explored. Fallon is getting healthier everyday and I look forward to many more years with him. We will definitely be returning here should we have another emergency!

Was referred to their business by our vet in troy after finding a possible tumor in our dogs abdomen. Went there as a walk in and was scene within an hour, doctor o'shea and doctor ward were very reassuring about the procedure and kept up in the loop. What looked like an 8lbs mass was a massive 12lbs tumor growing on her spleen.. the team got it removed without rupturing it and our dog was stitched back up and gtg! For a 12y/o dog to go through that and in less than a week, running around and playing ball again, speaks miles about them. The staff was incredibly sweet and helpful, would give us period phobe check ups since she had to stay for 2 days to make sure nothing bad happened. Don't think we'd be enjoying coffee on the front porch if we hadn't gone to Grady's

It was probably about 2am and I had just got back from fishing, I was putting all of my poles up had 1 left come back from the garage and heard my little kitty cat I just got yelpping loud ! I of course I panic ! Know body was open I didn't know what to do and Grady's popped up on my Google maps. I finally got there I lived probably 25 minutes away, I ran her in told them what was going on they immediately took her and before I can get out of my mouth all my information to the lady at the front desk they were already done !!!!! OMG I immediately was relieved my " Suga Bear " was ok! They only charged me $25! Thanks you Grady's -Sara

Drs. Watson and Moore were incredible. Dr. Watson was the first to see my baby in emergency care where we discovered she had congestive heart failure. Dr. Watson was incredibly kind and talked me through all of Becky’s testing and where to go from there once discharged. Unfortunately, Becky had to go back 4 days later because her chf had progressed so quickly and she passed away overnight. Dr. Moore was communicative and empathetic. She stayed on the phone with me while they attempted CPR and while I sobbed over her passing. I know Becky was in great care with both vets. Pictured is her in the oxygen tank. Becky was the light of my life. Thank you for taking care of her

They saved my cat's life so I will be forever grateful. The vibe is the same as a 24/7 Emergency room, things are rushed and a bit hectic. If you're looking for the lovey-dovey chill vet, this isn't it. But it's fine with me, they get stuff done. It's expensive. Get pet insurance.

Our dog tore both ACLs (CCLs) in the same week. She is a 3 year old Doberman/Great Pyrenees mix so she is a larger breed (90lbs). We were recommended Grady Vet Hospital by our primary vet as Dr. Ward came highly recommended. We ended up going through with a bilateral TPLO surgery. This was a bit of concern at first but You can tell Dr. Ward is great at what he does through the conversations we had with him and the entire staff at Grady and also through conversations with other clients bringing their Pets in for similar surgeries with him. There was a confidence given in the work being done that gave a sense of relief in a time of difficult decisions. The entire staff at Grady is very professional and was great to work with. Our dog is now about 7 weeks post surgery and walking quite well and has the energy back that she had before her injuries. I dont doubt that in a few weeks we won't be able to even tell she just recovered from this procedure. Advice to anyone going through this is trust the process, and dont get ahead of recovery thinking your dog is back to perfect the first day you see them with a bit of energy. It is a long recovery but avoiding setbacks helps as much as possible. Lastly, when I was doing research on this surgery and different vet hospitals in the area Grady ended up being reasonably priced considering the high dollar figure that comes with this surgery.