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    Apple Farm Veterinary Hospital

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    Martin Keith DVM

    Martin Keith DVM

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    Sorry this is going to be a long post but please read:…read more I normally don't write reviews online. However, my experience with Dr. Martin was terrible and I would hate for anyone else to go through what my family and I did while using him as a vet. We used Dr. Martin for years. Like most pet owners in Cabot, we were pleased with the reasonable pricing. I'm not sure when his practice started going downhill but in retrospect, I wish I would have chose a better vet and paid a little extra while I still had the chance. Two of our fur babies died in his care, and I just found out our other dog has heart worms that were never diagnosed, although he supposedly tested her last time we were in. It's a good thing we hadn't yet given her the box of preventative he prescribed. If so, she could have possibly had a heart attack or stroke. Our two pups that died were lab-dane mixes. They were healthy, happy pups until they were around 16 weeks old. We made sure to get all their shots on time, gave them vitamins and did all a good dog owner should do. I'm not sure how or where they contracted parvo but they did. I brought the first pup that contracted the disease to Dr. Martin as soon as I realized she wasn't wanting to eat. He felt around on her throat and stomach and didn't say anything to me except "Just bring her back tomorrow and I'll give her another shot." Not realizing that we were dealing with parvo, I thought maybe she was just a little sick and be over it in a few days. That's when my other pup began vomiting. I brought them both back to the clinic. I couln't carry them in alone so the woman at the front desk told a young, rough looking guy to go help me bring them in. Both pups had vomited all over each other and were in no shape to walk on a leash. He didn't seem to notice and tried pulling them out of my SUV by their collars. I told him they were too sick to walk and needed to be carried. When he didn't listen I told him to forget it. I'd bring them in somehow. Realizing I was mad at that point, He roughly grabbed one of them from my vehicle and walked inside. All Dr. Martin said was "They have septicemia, and will die if you don't keep fluids down them. I begged him to put them on IV fluids. He said it wouldn't help because IV fluids got straight to a dog's kidneys and it doesn't do any good. Every other vet I've talked to has been adamant that IV fluids are the best thing an animal can have while dealing with parvo. I left the clinic absolutely distraught and decided to get a second opinion from a vet in Beebe. By this time, it was too late. Within 3 days of seeing Doctor Martin, Mia died a horribly painful death. I couldn't bear to watch our second pup, Oakley, die the same way so we decided to have her put down. If Doctor Martin would have diagnosed her that first day I brought her in and at least gave IV fluids a chance, there's a large possibility we'd still have our two pups today. We spent hundreds of dollars that week to no avail. It would have been totally worth it if he would have at least given our dogs a chance. I understand parvo is unpredictable and in many cases can't be cured. However, a veterinarian is supposed to care about their patients. Dr. Martin obviously does not. Needless to say we are now using a different vet. Like I said at the beginning, my older dog is now having to be treated for heart worms that were never diagnosed even though we brought her in regularly and thought she was being checked for that. Sorry once again for the long review but I hope this helps people realize just who they're bringing their pets to. Our dogs are our babies and I feel terrible that we allowed them to be treated by Dr. Martin.

    Dr Martin is a pretty good guy. Always treated me and my dog very well. Knows his stuff and does a…read moregood job at it. Dr Martin is very professional, knowledgeable and will take the time to answer your questions and offer tips to a happier pet. He cares about the animals that he treats and that makes him a pretty good guy to me. I always tell everyone I know to go see him.

    Apple Farm Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated May 2026

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