Greystone Pet Hospital

I was transferred to Bowling Green for my job. One item of stress for me is finding a really competent vet. Bulldogs have very specialized medical issues and need someone who is very competent and knowledgeable.

I am very impressed with Dr. Stevenson. She gives off the feeling that she has seen it all and knows what to do. She had a firm grasp of bulldog issues.

The hospital has some pretty advanced equipment. They were able to do laser surgery on one of my dogs and his recovery was SOOOOO much easier because of it. Also the clinic is set up to send you reminder emails of appointment and they set up a yearly wellness exam which is really good for catching any brewing problems.

I don't really know the other vets in the office, but I give Dr. Stevenson the highest marks. The only problem is that because she is so good, she stays booked. You'll have to make sure to schedule your appointment at least a week in advance. Also, once you are in the clinic, you will spend some time waiting both in the waiting room and in the exam room. For me though, that is not a bad trade-off for excellent care.

Pros: Dr. Stevenson is very knowledgeable, prices are very fair, high tech treatments,very cool online services

Cons: Dr. Stevenson stays booked, so you need an appointment 1 week ahead. Even with an appointment you will wait once you get there

I took one of the other two dogs that we used to have to the Greystone Clinic and she saw Clyde Beggs, DVM. My husband and I both went and we were very impressed with this VET. Never before have we ever met a Vet that so obviously loved animals. He treated our dog as a loving friend, which is how all pets should be treated. We want him every time we go, we definitely know a good thing when we see it. Not just because he was so good with her but he knew immediately what the problem was. Too bad my doctor can't be like that.

Pros: They love animals

Cons: None