Oxmoor Animal Clinic

Oxmoor Animal Clinic is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Birmingham, Alabama, located at 1732 Oxmoor Rd, Birmingham, AL 35209. It sees dogs and cats. Google reviews describe a home-like layout that some pets find calming, alongside mixed experiences with staff communication and bedside manner.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•New patient appointments (mentioned in reviews)
•Treatment for acute issues such as a broken leg (mentioned in reviews)
•Evaluation and treatment for respiratory symptoms (cough) and ear infection (mentioned in reviews)
•Reactivity training support mentioned by a reviewer, described as coordinated with veterinary handling to reduce triggering

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Clayton is mentioned by name in a Google review.

Reviews

Oxmoor Animal Clinic has a 4.4/5 rating on Google from 82 reviews. Reviewers praise a calm, home-like environment and describe compassionate care and pets being comfortable during visits. Critical feedback includes reports of rude or dismissive interactions, concerns about communication style (including a veterinarian not introducing herself), and dissatisfaction with visit priorities (one review focusing heavily on weight while other concerns were not discussed).

Reviews for Oxmoor Animal Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 82 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Antonio Di Stasi

1 month ago

Dogs feel comfortable here. It is a nice layout, like a home, and the windows are a plus for that feeling. My dogs did reactivity training, and the vet care here fits well with their training as to reduce triggering. They always received the services they needed. If the staff seems focused on providing care, some other reviews may misinterpret it.

Asya

2 months ago

When I adopted my cat and picked Oxmoor to be her vet it was honestly on a whim. I looked up vets near me and it was the closest so I chose it. However a week after her new patient appointment Cocos leg was broken. This is when I realized the decision to pick this facility is one of the greatest decisions I could’ve made. The compassion that’s always shown when me and coco come in makes me feel amazing. You can tell that Dr. Clayton and her amazing staff (I would name each and every one if I could) love what they do 110%. I would trust them any pet I ever get for the rest of my life. I’m so grateful for them and Coco is too!

Stacy Upton

7 months ago

My employer and I took her older beagle to the vet today because he had a cough. Even though she (didn’t the doctor NEVER introduced herself) did treat the cough and ear infection but she really only discussed his weight. The dog never gets out of his crate except to go use the bathroom and eat and that is outside. However the owner has another dog who is the ALPHA!! He had a small mass that she didn’t discuss or his thyroid!! Only about his weight. Basically said it was up to the dog if he stayed in a crate 23 hours a day

Asia E

7 months ago

I genuinely hate this place after the experience I had. The level of rudeness and disrespect from your staff was shocking and completely unprofessional. From the moment I walked in, the attitude was cold, dismissive, and condescending. I was talked to as if my concerns didn’t matter, and instead of compassion for my dog, I was met with impatience and hostility. No pet owner deserves to feel belittled or uncomfortable while trying to get care for their animal. This was not just “bad customer service.” It felt intentional and unnecessary. When people bring their pets in, they are already stressed and worried. The last thing they should deal with is rude behavior and being treated like an inconvenience. I will not be returning, and I would never recommend this clinic to anyone.

rob eck

7 months ago