Had recently moved to the area and wanted to find a local vet for our 10 year old shi tzu mix. First visit with Mayfair and they told us he should have some teeth pulled. Our previous vet in FL took great care of him and said his teeth were fine and that surgery was totally unnecessary. So, we told the vet at Mayfair that we'll think about it and felt pressured to do it. A week or so later our dog fell badly while running and we suspected a torn ACL. Again, went to Mayfair where the vet touched his leg for 2 minutes and told us it is definitely an ACL tear and that he should have surgery right away. We weren't given any other option. We left our dog at the vet and they said they'd do an xray to confirm the injury done to his knee and we went home to think about it and even though we scheduled the surgery we still weren't sure. Everything I read online said that smaller dogs rarely need surgery for an ACL tear and it's especially not recommended when the dog is older. When the vet called for us to pick him uo they said they had done the xray and surgery was needed. We picked him back up from the vet and asked about the xray results, they said they never did the xray.....so of course we start to have reservations about this vet and their practices. As one of the reviewers also said, they are all about the money and don't give you any sense that they're more interested in the well-being of your family pet. More research and second and third opinions received from other vets, and surgery now seemed like the last option we should be considering. We researched limiting our dog's activity and keeping him much less mobile so his knee could recover. Also, we found a wonderful vet in the area, Shiloh Animal Hospital, where they really spent time with our dog and discussed our options. They gave us a recovery program for him, doing range of motion exercises, and we ended up ordering an orthopedic brace to secure his knee as it built up scar tissue. 6 months later and a few check ups at Shiloh along the way, and he's walking freely on his injured leg and gaining his strength back. A torn ACL injury is a tough experience for all involved but I couldn't be happier that we found a great, trustworthy vet. Unfortunately, that vet wasn't Mayfair. They are clearly surgery trigger happy and just see an opportunity to make money rather than do what's best for your pet. Two visits to Mayfair and two uneccesary surgeries were pushed on us and our 15lb, 10 year old dog. Beware.

I recently moved to the area and needed a vet for my dog who has several health issues. From the moment I walked in the door with him I felt pressured to spend/buy. At our former vets office I took him in for an injection every 25 days, it cost me less than $5 each visit, Mayfair cost almost $22 for the same service! If I had agreed to everything they wanted to do, I'm sure it would have been $700+! Ridiculous!

I always used to take my dog to petsmart to get groomed. i head about mayfair and decided to take my 6 yr old here. Raven did an amazing job! Will definetaly go here from now on.

I have been going to Mayfair for years. They are attentive, knowledgeable and treat you and your pet like they would treat their own. Dr. Musgrave and Dr. Tisdale are incredible and I would recommend them to anyone. Grooming services are also top notch.

I've been using Mayfair for 21 years. That's right, 21 years. They provided excellent care for my cat for 19 years and now my Golden Retriever. They may be a little pricey, but the doctors are superb and compassionate.