Mayfair Pet Hospital

I called first to see if i could walk in and get a Trifexis refill they looked me up and said yes come in. When I get there they tell me to sign in and then they ask me for my phone number to look up my account only to tell me that I can’t get the Trifexis because they need to give her a heartworm test even tho she already had her physical exam. Ridiculous why couldn’t they tell me that over the phone is beyond me. What a waste of my time. I will be finding a new vet with better customer service!

Mayfair is the best the office girls are sweet n funny the vet really knows what he is doing (dr. Whaley) saved my little lulu a yorkie life! with 12 hr inpatient service’s for only 350 $ anywhere else would have been 2k $$$$

Visited 3x
Pros: the vet and vet techs
Cons: moody females at the front desk, crowded small lobby, closes early in the day, hard to get a hold of the actual vet
I’m still thinking if we should give them another chance. Not sure if it’s worth it. On our last visit, it was an emergency because our 1 year old healthy puppy ended up having a seizure that day. And of course, front desk said we can come in and when we finally got there, we were turned away. That’s pretty horrible.

Before I saw Dr. Whaley, I had to wait for about an hour after my scheduled time which make me impatient, however, when I met him, he knows sign language which blew me off and made my visit very easy. Not only that, his knowledge impressed me. I definitely will use him as my primary Veterinarian for my dog, Hanna.

Moved to the area and needed a new vet for my Chug. She seemed off and I didn’t know what was wrong. They were quick to get me in (visit was a week ago). The receptionist ladies were barely friendly. The rest of the staff we met were terrific to my sweet girl. Why a 3 rating? They say they are low cost but the up-​sell will get you. For example, our previous vet would write a script for antibiotics that I could take to Publix or Walmart and get filled for free. They charged me $ 47.40. They recommended she eat Hills Science Diet at $ 30 for 8 lb bag (urinary tract specialty) but my dog is so allergic to all the preservatives in it that I’m up late at night tonight (plenty of time to write this review) while she digs, scratches and paces (we’ll be calling them tomorrow). One vaccination shot was $ 28. By the time I left my bill was $ 258 for a dog that they diagnosed with some poop blockage (gave stool softener) and a potential for urinary tract infection (some crystals in pee). Wow. I will thoroughly exam the bill next time! That’s right, I’ll be going back because of that awesome bedside manner with my baby that the doc and tech had. I’ll just keep track of the charges better next time. Oh and I’ll be prepared for the long wait and lack of parking spaces.

Not a good experience, after waiting more than three hours the dr performed an xray to see my dog ligaments damage, that doesnt show on xrays! Then he immediately recommended surgery when the best treatment is rest because that type of tear heals on its own. To me almost two hundred dollars that i was charged it was a ripp off, i wont be back thats for sure.

I have brought my male cat here on several occasions due to a recurrent urinary tract infection he can’t shake off. Can’t complain until now. Vet prices are always high if you don’t have insurance. But Mayfair Pet Hospital is among the less expensive one in this area. Extended hours and great customer service. Not giving it 5 stars due to the waiting time. Sometimes, with an appointment and only two people waiting I have had to wait to be seen two hours or so. Other than the wait time, they are great!

About 1 year ago, while my family was experiencing some financial difficulties, our dog became very ill. I went to Mayfair and they saved our beloved baby’s life for a VERY reasonable fee. I am very grateful for the care they provided when most vets turned us away. This goodwill gesture to strangers and their sick pet created loyal customers.
Thank you Mayfair for saving our baby.

I was so excited to go to this vet for the first time after hearing about it from coworkers. However after setting up an appointment three + weeks in advance, I arrived and the waiting room was very over crowded, had to stand. Waited 30 minutes and there were still 3 – 4 people with appointments in front of me so I left.
If your going to make appointments then don’t schedule so many people you can’t keep to the schedule. There was no parking, had to park in the grass. Not to mention this place is just an old set of trailers. The staff was friendly however seemed very disorganized. It may be cheaper, than most vets but I’ll pay $ 5 more to not wait in line all day and to have a place to park.

My two American bull dogs (versace and Amarni) have Been patients there for five years it is kinda rough in the waiting room, but it’s worth the wait. All the doctors are great I personally love Dr. Whaley. He is a very caring vet. He talks to my dogs as he examines them Pets them and when they come in with their terrible skin allergies he shows alot of concern he treats them as if they were his own., He makes sure that when my spouse and I leave with the dogs we understand the instructions with the medications. He always explains why the medications are necessary if meds have to be prescribed.
You can tell he truly loves animals. The assistant that we usually get is Lizzie she treats my babies with great care after the doctor goes over the meds, and treatment s Lizzie always explains how they should be administered. She always find the time to pet them and give them each one treat after they get
their annual vaccines. Dr. Balogh is wonderful as well and so is Dr.Young. My dogs have been treated by each doctor and they are all personable and very caring towards the animals. Yeah so the waiting room needs a little work, but for the type of care my babies get and Its affordable, I don’t care if I had to wait in the parking lot. Thanks to all the doctors and their hard work and dedication as well as all the assistants that help out. especially Lizzie. Your very much appreciated, and if I could make one request or world be to have one of those doggie poles in the parking lot that have the little blue bags to for people to pick up after their dogs. Like the ones that are in the parks. people are just letting their dogs go potty and just leave it there and then people and other pets are exposed to it. Anyway my dogs will be patients at this clinic.
Yours warmly
Janice M. Casadevall

Great vets have really shown love and care for both my cat and puppy. They are very accommodating and willing to answer any questions you may have.

If you only need routine checkups and shots, this vet is fine. We brought our dog in today with a 105 fever, heavy panting, and muscle cramps. After they did bloodwork and an ultrasound, they determined he had a gallbladder blockage and sent my husband 40 minutes away to Affiliated Veterinary Specialists, who they said would do the surgery. They told my husband to just bring the dog up there and they would be open and said they were open 24 hours, but didn’t realize that those hours are only for ESTABLISHED patients, NOT walk-​ins. When they realized their error, they compensated us with six months’ of Trifexis for our dog. Luckily, our dog is okay.

My boyfriend and I were lucky to find a low-​cost vet so close to our home. We have 2 adorable babies, Lexi & Khloey (both pure-​bred Pembroke Welsh Corgis), and we want to provide them with quality care. Oftentimes, however, our tight budget won’t usually allow us to take them to the most top-​notch facilities.
This is what’s so wonderful about Mayfair; even though their prices are low, they’ve still managed to provide great service and care to our girls. At first glance the place looks kind of sketch (the office is a double-​wide trailer in someone’s backyard basically) and it looks old and somewhat run down, but the staff and their level of service more than makes up for its appearance. Both Dr. Balogh and Dr. Thurman were very pleasant to deal with and were very kind to us and the girls. Each of our visits didn’t seem rushed or impersonal. The office staff and vet techs were also very helpful, efficient and friendly.
The only downsides to this place other than appearance are parking and forms. While they do have a private lot, the parking spaces are very limited so sometimes it’s difficult to find a space especially in the late afternoon when people start getting off of work. Also, you have to fill out an information sheet during every visit. This isn’t that much of a hassle, but sometimes it’s nice to just be able to say your name at the reception desk and do nothing else (esp. when you have 2 very curious dogs to hang on to). I guess I can’t really complain too much since these are some of the ways they keep overhead costs down to keep prices low for their customers.
Overall a wonderful experience!