Angels Vet Express 11519 State Highway C, Savannah, MO 64485

"I was approved to adopt a dog, waiting by phone for their call. I called 5 days later, and was informed that my adoption request was sent to the board, and I was denied due to my boyfriend's dog not being on a heartworm medicine. There was a misunderstanding over the heartworm medicine. Lucy is my boyfriend's dog, I assumed she was on heartworm meds, she wasn't and made me look like a liar. The rescue & vet services are fantastic. I wish I had a little fur baby, I would drive from Maryville to use them. If I lived closer, and my boyfriend wasn't fighting cancer, I would have volunteered."

"This is an Amazing place to bring your babies, Great prices plus they take good care of your furbaby and are very nice and kind people. I will definitely keep bringing my animals here!! Thank you so much fixing my Smokey girl up!! She's doing great now!"

"Got there in the nick of time Friday! The close at 2 PM and I got there at 1:55 PM! We got seen around 3 PM or so and was out of there around 3:45 PM! Great place. Large waiting room and many exam rooms. Wonderful staff, all with great personalities which helps when your pets need help. Takes some of the stress away! All of them get 10 starts on their reviews!"

"Angels is exactly their name. When I 1st called about our puppy you could tell they cared about our Sadie! Lisa is wonderful God sent! They helped get our puppy back to health from Parvo. Highly recommend! It’s worth the drive. They also don’t charge an arm and a leg. Affordable! Thank you so much Lisa you are Gods vessel!"

"I brought my cat in because she was having difficulty urinating. After a short wait, She was given an xray, a ultrasound, and a urinalysis. She was diagnosed with a UTI, and sent home with antibiotics, and bring her back in a few days for a re-check. The next day her condition worsened. I took her to a different Vet, blood work was performed, and she was found to be in Renal failure, probably caused by the UTI. They treated her with IV fluids, IV antibiotics but She still passed away the next day. In renal failure in cats time is of great importance. If treatment comes too late, your chances go down considerably. I think being misdiagnosed cost her valuable time, and ultimately her life. Things to realize: As a walk-in clinic, this is a busy place. While the costs for care may be somewhat lower, they are under pressure to get yours taken care of and get to the next one, because of the sheer volume of animals that come through here. In my humble opinion, not a place to take a pet who is having and emergency. I think Angels would be fine for Spaying, neutering, shots, things like that. Anything that is not life threatening,"