Dr. Cutchin is amazing. I found him with a Google Search when my dog's skin issues became too much for my partner and I to handle. He fixed him up & made me and my baby feel so comfortable while assuring me that I wasn't a terrible pet mom for what was going on. He took the time to answer any and all questions I had and I enjoyed my experience so much that I now bring my cats to him as well. He makes it an amazing experience every time. I had my female cat spayed at his office today and even though they close at 6, when I called at 5:55 with concerns about how she was looking, he and his staff stayed until I got there at 6:20. They were nothing but kind and understanding, luckily nothing was wrong aside from me being over concerned, but I was so grateful at the above and beyond service I recieved. His prices for everything are competitive but even if they weren't I'd continue to go to him. He's great with all my animals and everyone on his staff has been nothing but sweet and complimentary every time. I adore this place and will never go anywhere else as long as he is practicing. Thank you Dr. Cutchin, for making me and my babies feel safe.
I know the number one complaint with vets is the cost and veterinary care is expensive. Why wouldn't it be? It's for-profit medical care just like when you and I go to the doctor. The vets go to medical school. They have student loans to pay off plus all the usual expenses of running a practice. It costs a lot. They don't do it for fun, they do it to make a living. People like me ask for a scrip and buy the meds somewhere cheaper and they're left having to charge more for other services. I haven't noticed anywhere being significantly cheaper and in fact I have noticed the routine stuff was cheaper than other vets. Again, that can change.
They also get a little weird when the exam is over and you're about to leave the exam room and they tell you to wait there for a moment. I don't know what the heck that is all about but they come back several minutes later. One time I asked why they did that and they said it was because there was a pitbull outside. Another time they said there was another dog coming through the hallway. It's just kind of weird. So what, there''s another dog. Big deal. Just sounds like there's another reason like they are trying to sneak in some sort of extra-terrestrial and they don't want anyone to see it.
I'm a little hesitant to review anything important like this because I don't want to put a hex on it like I normally do so bear in mind that everything is subject to change without notice. My experience with this vet has been far better than other vets, specifically Dr Cutchin.
Horrible service. I called to make an appt to have my pet be seen. I drove a long way- when i arrive the lady tells me the office charge given over the phone was wrong. It was a $50. I was told $30 just to get a dental estimate. Lack of service at their error. Obviously they didn't want my services or my money. Go somewhere else!!!
Right off the bat, you can tell he is someone who lives and breathes his work both on and off the job. It's like it's a hobby for him. He can sit there explain something well beyond what someone would do if it was just something they did for a living. I can just picture him in his off time reading up on zoological pathogens and stuff.
Another thing I have noticed is that they do not have an attached secure area to walk the dogs that may be boarding there. Behind the shopping center there is a service driveway (a fairly busy one that) that they must walk across with the leashed dogs to what looks like shopping center common area next to a detention pond fairly close to GA 374. That would make me a little nervous with my dogs who, under the right circumstances, would chase a squirrel right off a cliff, taking me or my dismembered limbs along with them. I would be hesitant to board there for that reason alone, not having a secure fenced yard area. You can't train the prey drive out of dogs.
What I also really like is the ease of getting an appointment (when they answer the phone and/or return your messages, couggh cough) and the free re-examinations.
I'd recommend this vet.
At least for now!
Some things I have observed that I would change, in case they're reading this... When there is something minor (not surgery) that they take the animals in the back for and I ask if I could be there, I'd like for them to say yes. Other vets have let me go in the back when I ask. Just saying.
The care my animals received at friendship springs was fine, staff very friendly, just very expensive. We found Dr. Cutchin to be very knowledable however he made us feel as if we were bothering him just to ask basic questions. Dr. Cutchin is good with animals from our experience.
Doctor Cutchin and his staff helped us with our 20+ year old cat Samantha for years. They showed true compassion and caring for her and us. She was a member of our family. I can't recommend them enough as the place to take your pets when needed. An outstanding group of people. A thank you to them for the great care provided.
I have to say we found this veterinary practice to be unbelievably expensive for any service outside of exam and shots. Plan on spending a small fortune here. Our new vet is more of a people person, was $110 less for the exact same procedure, not to mention walked me out to my car personally with my pets after the procedure was performed.
Do to the inflated costs for services we are driving a good distance farther to another Vet whom was recommend to us by a friend and are very happy with our new Veterinarian.
Friendship Springs Veterinary Care is a US Veterinary Care based in Flowery Branch, Georgia. Friendship Springs Veterinary Care is located at 7380 Spout Springs Rd # 160, Flowery Branch, GA 30542, USA.
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