I have been taking my animals to Blue Flint since I moved back to NC in 1999. Without fail, the staff there has shown nothing but kindness to the animals in my charge. I do independent rescue and there are times that simply nothing can ...

Blue Flint helped my family and me when our cat was really sick. Our cat Ashes had a tumor pressing against her spine and they had no choice but to put her down. We understood why they had to put her down. Its better to do that than to ...

I work at BFAH and personally I think Blue Flint is the best animal hospital in this area and I'm not just saying that because I work there. The doctors at Blue Flint really do care for your animals and do everything in their power to make them comfortable even if it means taking them to their own home at night and bringing them back in the morning or coming in at 11:00 p.m. just to keep an eye on them. At Blue Flint I have seen the doctors do really amazing things when it comes to treating an animal and they have a strong passion for doing what they do. In my opinion if you really want the best for your pet bring them to Blue Flint.

We have 6 pets, one dog and five cats, and are at the vet's office half of the year for just normal yearly visits! This past summer we noticed that our smallest girl (cat), had lost weight and was not acting like her usual spunky self. After a visit with the vet, we went home with medicine and told to call if her appetite had not returned by that evening. When she was not better by the next morning and still had not eaten anything, they got us right back in there and x-rayed her stomach to find that she had a blockage and we were told that it needed to be removed right away. (We were unaware that if cats stop eating for a certain amount of time- they become anorexic). Surgery was performed, we were called when it was completed, and we went by to see her. She ended up staying in the hospital for a week because she still would not eat on her own. The doctor's and the staff tube fed her several times a day and would not give up on her. After a week in the hospital and the bills mounting up, they surgically inserted a tube in her neck so that we could bring her home and tube feed her ourselves. We would drop in at anytime during the day while she was hospitalized and they would bring her and all of her tubes into an exam room for us to visit with her as long as we wanted to stay. We took her in several days a week for them to weigh her to make sure that she was gaining it back. They also were great with setting up a payment plan for us, as I teach and do not work during the summer.

In all of the years that we have been going to Blue Flint, we have always been given the option of doing the less expensive route to a cure before the expensive one. We also lost our first baby right before her 16th birthday. The staff couldn't have been more supportive and caring during this very hard time for us, as we decided to send her to be creamated. They have sent us symp

To whoever wrote the last comment, I am very sorry that happened to you. However, coming from personal experience, and an inside look at the animal hospital from various viewpoints, I can assure you that there are no intentions of being ...