Orion oaks animal hospital

Dr. Milam and her staff are by far the most down to earth, knowledgeable, and hardworking people! This clinic will make your pet feel right at home. It’s ALWAYS super clean as well. Amazing prices for high quality care! My fiance and I recommend all of our friends and family here. The care that Dr. milam provides for our rescue babies has always been phenomenal. The newer vet Dr. C is an absolute sweetheart and is super wonderful as well! I previously worked for a rescue so I was at this clinic multiple times a week for years. These people truly care about the fur babies and their clients! ♥️

In November 2024, our fur child, Kingsley (a German Shepherd), managed to stick his head into a thorn bush and came out with deep scratches inside his big ears. We initially called our primary vet, but they couldn’t get us in, and the bleeding just wouldn’t stop. That’s when we called Orion Oaks Animal Hospital, and I’m so glad we did. They got us in right away. The front desk staff was incredibly kind and welcoming, treating Kingsley as though he was their only patient. They saw the bleeding and had a room ready for us within minutes of walking in. Kingsley was taken back for an exam quickly, and while I could tell there was some nervousness when I couldn’t immediately provide his updated rabies information (even though I knew it was current and Kingsley would never bite), they acted with urgency and care, taking him back because of how immediate the situation was. When they brought him back, I had found the rabies records, and they couldn’t stop praising Kingsley for being so sweet and well-behaved. He let them touch his ears without flinching or pulling away—a true testament to their gentle care and his temperament. The vet gave me two options: Wrap the ears, place him in a cone for a week, and administer antibiotics to prevent infection—hoping it would heal on its own (though cauterization might still be needed later). Cauterize immediately, which would require sedation but would resolve the issue quickly. The vet explained both options thoroughly, noting that wrapping was the safer, cheaper, and less aggressive choice, though it came with a small risk of Kingsley getting out of it and needing cauterization later. Knowing Kingsley’s temperament, I decided to try the wrap and cone. In about 10 minutes, they had him all wrapped up. Kingsley bumped into everything with the cone, but the front desk staff showered him with love and treats on his way out. They even mentioned that if I wanted to return to my regular vet for follow-ups, I absolutely could—something I appreciated for its honesty. A few days later, the clinic called to check on him. Within the week, Kingsley managed to work his way out of the wrap, but by then, the scratches had scabbed over, and he didn’t seem bothered at all. Exceptional customer service, thoughtful decision-making by the vet, and overall a fantastic experience. Not to mention it was under $200. I was anticipating a much steeper cost. We’re even considering switching to Orion Oaks Animal Hospital permanently, despite the longer drive, because of how well they cared for Kingsley (and us).

We have been taking our cat and dog to Orion Oaks for a few years now and I just felt compelled to leave a review after our experience the last few months. Dr. Chande is so kind and compassionate and we could not have asked for a better doctor to care for our fur babies. All of the techs and the ladies at the front desk have been amazing as well. So thankful for all of them!

We have 2 dogs with special needs and started to bring them to Orion oaks from a recommendation. We absolutely love it. They really care about the animals and treat them like family members!

Extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and caring staff! Appointments are always timely. I foster dogs with CCRC, so I've made quite a few visits here. We recently foster-failed and the visit for our new pup was just as pleasant as with our previous fosters. 🐶❤️🐕