Mt Tabor Animal Hospital

Mt Tabor Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, located at 4138 Robinhood Rd. It has a 4.7/5 Google rating across 288 reviews. Specific details about hours, emergency availability, and the range of animals treated are not listed here.

Services

•Post-surgical wound care for dogs, including closure work (for example, replacing closures) and antibiotics
•Tumor removal procedures (described in reviews as removal of multiple tumors)
•Vaccinations mentioned in reviews, including Bordetella and a vaccine described as related to livestock contact
•Sale or provision of an e-collar is referenced in a review

Pricing

Above average. A recent reviewer describes charges as significantly higher than other local clinics, with examples including about $500 for wound closure work and over $2,000 for removal of two tumors.

People

No veterinarians or staff members are named in the available information.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.7/5 rating from 288 reviews. A recent 1/5 review reports good medical care but raises concerns about high pricing, work performed without consent (removal and replacement of prior closures), and what the reviewer viewed as unnecessary or pressured care recommendations (such as certain vaccines).

Reviews for Mt Tabor Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 288 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Merry

2 weeks ago

Janet Walser

1 month ago

Katelyn Whitt

2 months ago

Jan Lundmark

Erin Hillman

While this office provides good medical care, be warned: their pricing is anywhere from double to 1,000% higher than other reputable local clinics. It is deeply disappointing to see a veterinary practice take such financial advantage of pet owners. My puppy was taken in for care due to her regular vet being closed for the day after her spay procedure opened in two places, explicitly asking for staples to be replaced and antibiotics given. Without my consent, they removed and replaced all of her prior closures entirely. While the medical work was done well, they charged me double the cost of the entire original spay procedure just to close the wound ($500). They even tried to charge me for an e-collar, despite her being dropped off wearing one. > In another instance, they charged me well over $2,000 for a procedure to remove two tumors. When the cancer unfortunately recurred, my new vet performed three tumor removals for just $250 total. After taking my dogs here for years, switching to a new vet opened my eyes. I learned this office had been pushing unnecessary care, like a Bordetella vaccine for dogs that are never boarded, and even trying to pressure my mother into a livestock-contact vaccine her dog didn't need. This business has clearly shifted its motivation from animal care to extreme profit margins. Please shop around and do a cost comparison before bringing your pets here. Shame on you for taking advantage of people who just want to care for their animals.