My usually antisocial cat, Marley, came right out to meet Tammy when she made her home visit. She…read moretalked to him in such a special way that he melted immediately. I felt really good about leaving him in her care while on my trip to Europe because he was so happy in her company! She sent pictures each day along with reports about his eating habits [which can be sketchy]. She even dealt with a problem with the smoke detector...over and above anything I would have expected. When I came home everything was in perfect shape, including Marley who did not scold me for leaving him behind!!! For several days after my return he ran to the door whenever it was opened to see if it could be Tammy. He will welcome her again in the near future!!! Thank you over and over again, Tammy. You have a true calling!

Tammy has been entrusted with my menagerie many times, including when I was on international trips…read more She is very responsible and keeps me in touch with my pets via texts/pics. My furry family tells me all I need to know with their own "reviews" about her. As soon as she sets foot in the house, they all race to greet her!! Tammy has both practical good judgement and the gift of a spiritual connection with animals. One of my dogs has chronic digestive problems and he responds better to Tammy's gentle urging to eat his prescription food and take his medications than he does to me! Pat W.

We have used wilderness kennels since 1995. (27 years) They've trained our hunting dig, they kennel…read moreour dogs when we go out of town, they even give their professional opinions on how good a dogs might be with our family and quick suggestions on how to better our dogs. They've had all Our dogs over the years (6) a husky, a small german short hair, black labs, weimaraner, german short hair. All dogs are happy to go see Henry when we tell them we're going. We travel 45 minutes to kennel the dogs but it the inly place we trust. We love that they have indoor and out door living spaces and play time and we can even bring the dogs personal bed and toys. We also like that they keep the three dogs together. They always have or make room for our dogs so very reliable especially when we call at the last minute.

We have been boarding our dogs here for over a year now and they have been great. Our older dog…read morerecognizes the place in the driveway and walks gets all giddy and excited that she gets to go there. Also, the rates are very reasonable which helps with two dogs.

Brought our two furbabies for a vet visit…read more Our vet was very professional. Our k9 kiddo is a little nervous so they did the exmination n vaccines on her table directly. Even blood was drawn very quickly and efficiently on the table. Our feline kiddo refysed to grt out of the carrier and she checked him right in the carrier. Love this place

Visited Ehlers for a tech appointment while visiting Lincoln and was blown away by how nice the…read morefacilities are as well as the friendliness and accommodations of the staff. While this isn't our primary vet, I'll be sure to use and recommend Ehlers any time we're in Lincoln.

Linda was a huge disappointment. We spent 200+ dollars on a two hour session that could have been…read moredone in 10 minutes. She asked for my children to be present and ready to learn, but also asked to have a back up plan (baby sitter) because kids can be "needy". Instead they were on their electronics the whole time in their room while my husband and I spent 2 hours listening to her talk our ears off. We had to reschedule a 4 o'clock appointment because of her family matter, which I understand. She had us rescheduled for a 6 o'clock appointment. I explained to her that late in evenings are hard for me, and earlier would be better. I had a brain aneurysm and i struggled mentally when I am tired. She wasn't flexible The only reason I am giving 2 stars, is because she did give us a few helpful tricks that could have taken 10 minutes vs. 2 hours. She should have included my kids.

It is difficult to express how important Linda has been to our family over the past 2 years. We…read morebrought an F1 Sheepadoodle puppy into our home with no experience or knowledge, about how to do so successfully. My husband found Linda and her In Relation with Dogs website, and immediately I was grateful. Her website describes perfectly her attitude and approach to animal behavior and the importance of building a relationship between you and your pet. Linda's Puppy Training introduced us to this basic shift and approach to animal behavior, and the role of a pet in the family. Through private lessons at our home, Linda was able to educate, model, and practice training skills with each person in our family. She was able to observe our different levels of understanding and styles, our interactions with our puppy, Otis, and see the environment in which we live. She respectfully and supportively instructed us in specific moments of interaction and became a valuable resource for our entire family. Linda has years of experience and education, and shares her knowledge in a respectful and considerate way. Linda has accompanied us on a training journey that continues to evolve. We now have plans for Otis. We think about his needs, and consider him, completely differently than we had before working with Linda. We continue to learn, and Linda continues to be available with a genuine interest and love for what she does. In Relation with Dogs is much more that a puppy or dog training course. It is an opportunity to consider a new approach animal (and human) behavior. Linda inspires us to develop positive relationships, establish new habits or modify behavior patterns, and consider that positively reinforcing behavior, certainly doesn't just apply to dogs.

Really like Dr. Cosgrove. Smart, kind - transparent with pricing. All vet care is really over the…read moretop expensive.. this is about on par with everyone else in town. They do take care of sick pets.... The last vet only did the easy well visits. I do hope they have a program for people and pets who need help.....

this business is trash my sister took her cat here and they told her to switch the cats diet…read morebecause he was eating too much despite being a normal weight for his size, he proceeded to poop everywhere and then when she took him back they said he was underweight she ended up going back to what she was feeding him before and he went back to normal. her cat had a tooth infection they did not tell her about which she found out from a different vet after not trusting this one, she also spent hundreds on bloodwork which they have no record of. when discussing this her former roommate chimed in that one of their friends took their dog here over vacation and it died while they were out of town! he said they were not notified about it until they went to pick up their dog. if you want proper care or just to see your pet again i'd consider going somewhere else for your animals veterinary needs.

It's walk-in only, there was a little wait. However...worth it. I've been there twice and it's…read moreaffordable and they don't upsell you.

Had an excellent experience with Parkview animal hospital. I searched for a vet that could help…read morewith my low income situation, as I have mental illness with disability and am on Medicaid. I called Parkview animal hospital because they had a walk-in clinic and the reviews were high. My labradoodle klondike had an ear infection, it was really bothering him and I really needed to get vet care for my fur baby, but no income to lean on. I spoke to Sarah at the front desk, and she gave me a whole list of places that would have ability to help people that need financial assistance for their pets. I had limited time because of my situation and having to wait for my support group to be able to take me to and from the veterinarian. I called back to Parkview animal hospital and Sarah said to come in and get an estimation of how much it' was going to cost and then can you fill out an application so they could hook me up with Sadie's fund who helps with cases like mine, people that need financial help with fur baby needs. Klondike, my labradoodle is my baby, he's my emotional support animal and I would do anything for him He helps me through so much on a daily basis. I wanted to make him feel better and I finally had hope. My peer support person and myself went to Parkview and Sarah was there, she remembered me, she was super nice and welcoming. The hospital is really clean and big and has lots of toys and food and a TV for nature programs. It is a really friendly and comfy environment. Even though it's a big vet hospital, it feels like a small clinic. Ava gave us an estimate and then submitted my application to Sadie's dog fund, and I was approved later that day. The next day we went back to Parkview, and they did everything that was needed, including giving me meds and drops for his ears, they cleaned his ears and did a cytology. Dr Amy was incredible, super sweet, super nice and informative She was even with my stubborn labradoodle klondike, she confirmed the estimate and made sure I knew how much I would owe once the fund was applied. Klondike wanted to hide under the chair behind my peer support person's legs and Dr Amy and Kennedy gave him some Cheerios and he was good to go. I can't tell you how happy I am and how happy he is now and how much they made a difference on our lives. I was treated with respect, care and understanding, Parkview really cares about your furry family, They are communicative, I had gotten a text before the visit that I was approved for Sadie's dog fund and then also received an email with all the vets instructions for Klondike's care, and our receipt from the visit. The experience was more than I could ever ask for. If you need to take your pet to a walk in clinic I strongly recommend Parkview animal Hospital.Thank you for helping me and my fur baby Klondike. You all rock!