Can I bring my dog through a separate entrance?

Yes. The business offers a 'rock star entrance' for reactive dogs to avoid contact with other animals.

Does Fox Hollow handle emergencies?

Yes. Reviewers report getting short-notice appointments for urgent injuries and emergency euthanasia services.

How long has Fox Hollow been in business?

Their website states they have operated for more than 25 years.

Fox Hollow Animal Hospital

Updated 2026-07-06 · 1,309 reviewed · 191 listed · Scored from 1,108 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.7(1108) 87 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Verified

General Veterinary CareLarge Animal & EquineEmergency & Urgent CareExotic & Avian Care

Services: General Veterinary Care, Large Animal & Equine, Emergency & Urgent Care
Reviews: 1108

What recent reviews say

Many reviewers drive 40-plus minutes because they trust these vets with their most anxious or aging dogs. Named vets like Dr. Ross, Dr. Cara, and Dr. Tony earn praise for gentleness, clear explanations, and honest guidance on what pets actually need. One family reported the clinic missed warning signs in bloodwork that preceded their elderly dog's death and never followed up, a devastating gap in care that stands apart from the routine five-star pattern.

The hospital accommodates reactive pets through a separate entrance and handles urgent injuries, euthanasia, and end-of-life conversations with deliberate time and dignity. Prices strike reviewers as fair for the quality given. The practice feels family-run rather than corporate, and staff from front desk through vets are consistently named as kind.

Praised for

compassionate, patient staff with anxious pets
vets listen and explain clearly
no hard-sell upselling
skilled surgical and emergency care
remembers pets across years

Watch-outs

missed critical diagnostic signs in one case
lack of follow-up communication after pet's death

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Best for: owners of anxious or reactive dogs, families choosing euthanasia, multi-pet households prioritizing personal relationships with their vet

Think twice if: one recent case reported missed diagnostic urgency in geriatric bloodwork and no aftercare communication following the pet's death

Strengths

named veterinarians (Dr. Ross, Dr. Cara, Dr. Tony) trusted over years
separate entrance for reactive dogs
emergency and urgent care access
end-of-life support and dignity

Worth knowing

Dr. Ross: 10-year client relationship; praised for end-of-life care
Dr. Cara: elderly dog client drives 1 hour each way
Dr. Tony: praised for paw injury triage on short notice
Separate 'rock star entrance' for reactive dogs
Surgical updates provided during procedures
Geriatric bloodwork with urinalysis and senior panels offered

What reviews say by service

General Veterinary Care: staff find creative, patient ways to handle vaccine-averse dogs
Emergency & Urgent Care: short-notice urgent appointments available; end-of-life care praised for dignity and communication

How it compares

Rated 4.7 against a 4.58 average across the 174 general veterinary care businesses listed here.
Has more Google reviews than 94% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

Ranking Method

Star rating 80

Review volume 100

Review recency 100

Review sentiment 70

Profile completeness 100

Verification 30

Rating breakdown

986

Common questions

Can I bring my dog through a separate entrance?: Yes. The business offers a 'rock star entrance' for reactive dogs to avoid contact with other animals.
Does Fox Hollow handle emergencies?: Yes. Reviewers report getting short-notice appointments for urgent injuries and emergency euthanasia services.
How long has Fox Hollow been in business?: Their website states they have operated for more than 25 years.

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