Dr. Baggett was very caring and thorough in his examination of my cat. He knew what she needed and…read morein less than 48 hours she was feeling better!

When I came to Reno in 1976 I shopped veterinarians and ended up with a great vet which was our…read moreanimals doctor for many years. When I moved to Cold Springs I needed to have a doctor for our elderly cats that was closer than our previous vet. We found North Hills and Dr. Baggett. He and his staff have taken care of our Oriential Shorthair cats since July of 2010. Dr. Baggett has been so good to us since we lost our Carerra on July 26, 2010. Jasmine and Carerra were sisters from the same litter and Jasmine has been in failing health all of 2011. She had a cyst that had to be drained about every 10 days. Jasmine lost her battle with kidney failure on Oct 31, 2011. The doctors and the staff have gone above and beyond the call of duty for us and our wonderful Jasmine. I can only say Thank You to Dr. Baggett and Dr. Gonzales, along with Allison and other members of the staff. You were a Blessing to all of us. We are still devastated but they helped us get through the hard time on Monday Oct 31st. Caring and compassionate is all we can say about this group. Sheila & Don Dorssey

I am a brand new pet mom of the Pevine Animal Hospital in Lemmon Valley. I am so very impressed how…read morethe staff has treated us today as well as all the people who have brought in their beloved animals today and everyday. My little 11 year old Chihuahua Aki Oliver came in today, because he has an ongoing skin problem and sadly an ear infection. His sister Olivia Cocobean came in to support him. I met Lori who is my new Doctor's Tech. She is so outstanding and she spent so much time learning about my doggie Aki and going over his records, since we are brand new customers. I met our new Dr. Gammon and she was so kind and very professional. I feel like I have made a great life decision, moving from our old vet who stopped caring about us. It takes a lot to pick up and move to a new vet and it was a very good decision. You can tell if a vet hospital cares s about their pet patients and pet parents, just by watching and listening how they are treated. Thank you to Sheylah, office manager, Lindsey, Asst. Office Manager, & Client Care Supervisor, Sabrina, Client Care front desk, Lori Vet Tech & Dr. Gammon. It truly takes a village and I am proud to be a new part of this village... Pevine Animal Hospital. I have 4 pets, two little chihuahuas and two cats: I also have a little bird, but Ruby will not be coming here. Just the doggies & Kitties. 4 new customers for this special vet. Thank you to all the staff. I am very proud that Pevine Animal Hospital is our new vet. Love from Julie A, pet mom, Aki Oliver & Olivia Cocobean, Chihuahuas. Banyon Canyon & Mauricio, Cats.

Great place. The Drs and Staff are very nice and informative. The quality of service here is great.read more

Wow what a disorganized, unprofessional place. I was looking forward to taking my beloved dog…read moreSawyer to a new team of veterinarians that have their office like 3 minutes from my home. The original Vet Dr. Hatch used to occupy and own this property before he retired. Anyway since our last Vet retired from seeing patients to work solely in emergency care we needed to find someone new. I give a 2 star rating since the gal at the front desk and the assistant were both lovely girls and know how to treat customers. Sawyers ears were very dirty so the doctor wanted to take a look but alas the other doctor was gone and took the tool with her and asked if I would consider leaving my dog there for 2 hours to waits for the other doctor to reappear. Ummm that would be a hard No. I was surprised that they even asked me that. I don't know any of you! Seriously?!? The reason for todays visit was my dog had a red rash in his nether regions and I was beginning to worry since I first noticed it 2 days ago. My appointment was at 2:30 and that is when I arrived. Like I mentioned the first assistant asked a bunch of questions about Sawyer most of which would have been on the sheet I brought with me all about his last treatment, shots, ect. She mentioned she might want to do $250.00 worth of blood work, um that's a hard no. The initial visit was $75 and then another $50 for I don't know why... The doctor said she had no idea what the rash was and thought maybe it was a bacterial infection....Really?

Nope. I'm a foster for a local rescue, and we consistently had difficulties with kittens that were…read morefixed. We have a new location for our kittens and are very happy. I do believe this business has shuttered their doors at this time

Dr Emily is the best. She takes great care of my dachshunds. One of them gets acupuncture with her…read moreand she is the only one he does get complete uneasy with. Shes so helpful as is the front office staff.

I am new to the area and needed to select a vet for my cat. My selection would be based on 3…read morefactors: distance from my home, reputation for high quality care and customer service, and cost relative to other vets in the area. This vet seemed to check the first two boxes, however when I contacted them to get even estimated costs for common procedures such as a urinalysis, just the test itself, or subcutaneous fluids, they replied that they don't give costs on those things before bringing your pet in because in part " Veterinary supplies, like our human counterparts are forever in flux and it makes it very difficult to give an accurate estimate ahead of time, or with an unknown time frame. Moreover, each procedure on it own varies by patient need." When asked if they could even give me a range on some common procedures they declined to provide that information. To be honest, the only other business I can think of that takes this approach is a Car Dealership in which they know if you get the customer in there and see that shiny new car, they have a better chance of selling it there and now without the customer shopping around over the phone. If you have to take a sick pet in, for many pet owners like myself I imagine they are anxious to do whatever is necessary without saying, wait, let me call around real quick and make sure you aren't overpriced. LOL. In fact, you have a pet that needs prescription meds, and you get them from your vet, I challenge you to contact Costco, Walgreens, or 1800PetMeds and see what the price is compared to what your vet charges you. I bet for most it is half or less than what the Vet charges and I'm sure this vet is no exception being that their basic exam fee is on the high side compared to other vets. I've been in the waiting area as I stopped in when I was in the area and it is smaller than some of the other vets but clean. It's in a fairly non-descript commercial building. It has more of a hospital waiting room feel than a homey feel that some vet places have. So while I can't rate and review the quality of care here, even if I were to assume it is very good (at least a 4-star), their non-customer centric non-transparent business practice regarding cost information is a 1 star, the waiting area a 3 and I'll even give them a benefit of the doubt and say the quality of care is 5. That's an average of 3 which I feel is generous considering their Car Dealership like practice regarding cost information. This in itself is a RED FLAG to me when considering doing business here.

Dr. Musick is wonderful. I appreciate his thoroughness and nonjudgmental demeanor. I always leave…read morefeeling my pet was in great hands for their medical appointments.

I think this vet is fantastic! I called yesterday because my cat was throwing up all weekend…read more They said to bring him right in! I did, and Dr. Musick was wonderful. They ran some blood work and took an X-ray, and we were able to determine the problem within a few hours. Then, this morning, I received a call from Dr. Musick with the blood work results. Great service! Great vet! On a scale from 1-10, Wingfield Springs Veterinary gets a 100000!

Dr Bufkin owns Vet to Pet, a mobile veterinarian service that comes to your home to treat your pet…read morefor veterinarian care and provides end of life services/euthanasia. You'll find more reviews under that business, but since Dr Bufkin also has reviews listed on this page, I thought it best to include my thoughts here too. We utilized Dr Renee Bufkin for end of life care/in home euthanasia in 2019. Dr Bufkin was exactly who we needed at exactly the right time. Our kitty was ready to go but there was no way I was going to put her in a carrier, drive her to the vet, and make her last hour stressful and miserable. My Vet, VCA Feline Medical Center, provided me with Dr Bufkin's information as an alternate option. I called right away and Dr Bufkin came same day. Most of the experience is a blur and something I don't want to remember, BUT I do remember opening my door to Dr Bufkin and receiving the biggest hug filled with so much compassion and comfort. A stranger. Not my vet. It was exactly what I needed. She came in, assessed the situation, explained what was going to happen, and was in and out in less than 15 minutes. The grief that occurs with the loss of a pet is significant. Should you find yourself in need of end of life services for your pet, do yourself a favor and call Dr Bufkin. Yes, it's slightly more expensive, but I cannot recommend this option enough. Give yourself the gift of grieving in the comfort of your own home, and give your pet the gift of going in peace in the comfort of their own home... maybe even their happy place. They deserve that and you do too.

Dr. Renne was our dogs gaurdian angel today. Our dog took a major turn for the worst after bringing…read morehim home fro the ER. We texted Dr. Renee and she showed up within 30 minutes and immediately took to our dog and giving him the comfort he needed. So understanding and professional, we couldn't have asked for anything better. Thank you Dr. Renee and RIP Buddy Bear.

I've always had a good experience here, and I do really appreciate that they always answer the…read morephones. This morning, however, I encountered attitude from a female attendant up front. Perhaps she was having a bad day, but I am a customer and I truly hope that she will not behave as if I am annoying her in the future. I was not rude or unpleasant, and I simply asked some questions that she seemed annoyed by.

I switched my dogs to here after some poor experiences at Damonte Ranch Animal Hospital. Others…read moreonline suggested this place. It's been about a year since the switch and I am very happy I made that decision. Their staff are caring, compassionate, helpful and understanding. I see two different docs and love them both. I love that this place is open early and a bit later than most into the evening. Their doctors also spend more time with me and my questions than most. They are also great about providing resources as well. Def give them a chance if you're looking for a new place!

Great experience. Dr. Sarah Wilson is responsive, professional, and thorough. She is providing an…read moreamazing service for Reno! Worth every penny to have a house call for my cat. Highly recommend!

My rating is for the business as a whole as I never had the privilege of meeting Dr. Wilson…read more Everyone who has had her services with other companies seems to have loved her. But here's what you need to know if you're thinking of trying to have her care for your pet at this new company: 1. When you call to make an appointment, you may or may not be talking to a local person. 2. Once you make an initial appointment, you will receive a bunch of automated emails (the first saying she has "accepted" your request for an appointment). You are supposed to set up an account on Heal's main website for further interactions. 3. Dr. Wilson works only three days a week. She has no backup. If you need a vet on her days off, you have to wait or go to an emergency clinic. 4. Even if you have an appointment, she will bump you if she decides another client is more important. You will get an automated email informing you your appointment is canceled and giving you a later date and time. 5. If that happens, you have to log on to the Heal website to accept the new date and time or reschedule. Hope you've registered there, because you won't be able to access it without a password. When she bumped me, I was able to reach a helpful live person by calling again, and I canceled. I have now found a traditional vet.