I have a semi-aggressive dog. This vet is awesome! The employees are super patience and will really work with you to give your dog breathing room. The vet examined my dog on the floor and gave him treats. First experience for that!

Dr.McKisson and his staff are the best Vet clinic a pet parent can ask for ! I was on vacation in Hendersonville, and my dog got sick. Despite a very busy Monday schedule, Jennifer managed to get an appointment in the early afternoon. My dog was seen promptly, Dr. McKisson took excellent care of him, after a thorough examin, 2 shots and a 3 day supply of antibiotic, my dog was up and running the next day already. I am very grateful and appreciate the care and compassion ! Thank you very much .

I have been to 9 or 10 vets in 3 states in past 50 years; Dr.Mckisson is the best of all 10; Our chihuahua has seen him about 6 - 7 times in 5 years,he has always been accomadating & helpful,etc. Suzette (pet) & A.L Fox

Dr. McKisson is the most compassionate, skilled veterinarian I've ever encountered. I started seeing him when I had a 150 lb. Mastiff that many other vets insisted be muzzled to be seen, which made her extremely anxious. He just got on her level and made her comfortable. The care he gave her and our entire family during her sickness was above and beyond anything I'd ever experienced. He always made himself available and never once came across as annoyed by my many, many, (did I mention many) calls and questions. He was there for us recently with another scare with our current pup in which he and his staff stayed after hours, and made multiple follow up calls. He easily could've sent us to an animal hospital that would've charged a fortune and made my dog even more uncomfortable, but he had us bring her right in. All in all I'd highly recommend All Saints Animal Hospital to anyone and everyone I could. They understand our pets are family, and treat them as they would their own.

I got a voucher from the Community Partnership for Pets for $25 to take my dog to All Saint's to get spayed. When I dropped her off I asked if they would prescribe some light sedatives to keep her calm after the surgery since she was a 6 month old puppy with a lot of energy. The vet tech and secretary said that the vet could secure the wound with staples and acted like I was crazy for wanting meds, but assured me they would speak with the vet. An hour before I went to pick her up I called to find out if they were going to give me sedatives (if they weren't I was going to call my regular vet) at which point they said they still needed to speak with the vet and they would have an answer when I picked her up. When I went to pick her up (7 hours after I first asked the question) I asked about the meds, and they STILL did not have answer from the vet. The vet seemed nice enough and said that it was a good idea since she was so young. They said I needed to return in about 10 days to remove the staples. 3 days after surgery I called to make an appointment to remove the staples. I was told to just call them the day I wanted to bring her in and they could squeeze her in. When I called on the 10th day they said they were too busy and that I should have called ahead of time. We could not get the staples removed until the next day. I am glad this is not my regular vet office.