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    Barrington Oaks Veterinary Hospital

    Barrington Oaks Veterinary Hospital

    (37 reviews)

    Absolutely superb care. The front desk people are warm and friendly. The vet techs are wonderful…read moreand kind, the waiting area is comforting and inviting. The veterinarian we saw was amazing and explained every thing thoroughly. We just moved out here so it was our first visit. So glad we chose Barrington! Our maltese Huckleberry is our baby, so glad to find a place that is so good to him and us!!!!

    after years of their overpriced treatment for a medically fragile 21 (at time of death) cat, they…read moresent a palm plant as a "condolence". there was no card with the name of the plant, so i called barrington oaks to find out what kind of palm it was. certain palms are literally DEADLY to cats . . . and i just wanted to be sure, yanno? i was told they had no idea what type of plant it was, that they left that up to the plant company's discretion. i asked how they could leave such a potentially deadly decision up to a third party distributor? their response was if i was "so concerned to just bin the plant" so, due to my direct concern, their sensitive customer service (HA!) person decided (again, after YEARS of treatment at costs literally three times or more than the current treatment another medically fragile cat is receiving at another vet) that my concern was enough to warrant a "do not see" tag. well - jokes on them. we only used them for their extremely close proximity to the house in case of emergencies, and a "do not see" affects them only, as the other 9 animals in the household have, and are being seen (for five years now) at a vet that is way better, and much more affordable. prior to arriving in this town, i had seen another cat and dog vet for 22 years, and an actual CVA bird vet for 12 - so i know it wasn't ME. bottom line . . . barrington oaks is three, sometimes four, times as expensive, are not really that great of a vet hospital, they have a lady that "sees" birds there that charges CVA prices, but is not, in fact, a CVA (CERTIFIED AVAIN VET) and are so extremely sensitive with client concerns that if you so much as question anything of, for, or by them . . . they just can't handle that. if you have money to throw away while being expected to kiss their ass without any questions what so ever- have at it. but you have been warned.

    Companions Animal Hospital

    Companions Animal Hospital

    (21 reviews)

    I've been generally very happy with the level of care at Companions Animal Hospital. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate, and thorough, and I appreciate that they are AAHA accredited -- something only a small percentage of clinics achieve. That accreditation really matters when it comes to emergencies or situations requiring surgery, because it means they follow strict standards for safety, anesthesia, cleanliness, diagnostics, and medical protocols. If you want top‑tier care for serious or urgent issues, this is absolutely the place to be. I was offered one of their Canine Wellness Packages, and while the flyer was helpful, I didn't receive much detail about the terms, conditions, or exclusions beyond what was printed. I like to fully understand what I'm signing up for, especially when it comes to annual plans. I purchased the $432 Wellness Package, which includes two comprehensive wellness exams, two intestinal parasite screenings, internal organ function screening, and 5% off additional services. The flyer shows there is also a $663 Enhanced Package, but I wasn't offered that option during my visit. For reference, I spent $3,557.73 last year on my middle‑aged chiweenie, and the wellness plan saved me $1,404.59 -- which is impressive for a healthy dog with no chronic conditions. She only had a few minor issues like diarrhea from eating something she shouldn't have. I can see how this plan might be even more valuable for dogs with chronic medical needs, but for my situation, it was still a meaningful savings. Companions also accepts direct pay from Trupanion, which makes expensive emergencies far less stressful because you don't have to pay everything upfront. They also accept CareCredit, which is helpful if you need assistance with payments. I also really like their app -- being able to chat with staff and book appointments directly is incredibly convenient. That said, due to financial reasons, I'll only be bringing my dog to Companions for true emergencies going forward. For routine vaccinations and annual checkups, I recommend looking into a prepaid plan through Petco's Vital Care Premier, which offers unlimited exams and discounted vaccinations at a much lower cost. Overall, Companions Animal Hospital provides excellent care, especially for emergencies or complex medical needs. Their AAHA accreditation gives me confidence, and their staff has always treated my dog with kindness and professionalism.

    We had adopted a cat from a shelter. There were health issues after a few days. Dr Anne agreed…read moreto see the cat on short notice and donated some services, in support of us being an adopter of an animal needing a home. This clinic obviously cares about the bigger picture...helping animals in need over making big bucks. That is the type of business I like to see supported by animal lovers.

    Stillwater Preimer Bengal Cats - Snow Bengals

    Stillwater Preimer Bengal Cats

    (2 reviews)

    We purchased a Bengal Kitten from this business, a local cattery that has been in business about…read moreone year. We agreed to make the purchase when kitten was two weeks old, with an agreement to complete the purchase when the kitten was 8 weeks old. When it came time to pick up the kitten, we were surprised at how small it was. We learned from veterinary records provided by Stillwater Premier Bengals and from our visits to our veterinarian, that the kitten had not gained any weight in the two weeks between 6 weeks of age and 8 weeks of age when we took possession. Also, the kitten appeared to be malnourished to the point that its whiskers had not started growing. Two days later, the kitten developed diarrhea, and the diarrhea became much worse over the next few days to the point that we took a very runny stool sample to our veterinarian. Analysis of the stool sample confirmed that the kitten had coccidiosis which is an intestinal parasite that needs treatment. The kitten was also severely dehydrated from the diarrhea. Our veterinarian said that the coccidiosis came from the cattery. We informed Stillwater Premier Bengal Cats of this, and their response was that this was not a problem, and they refused to compensate us for our veterinary bills. We have since spent several hundred dollars dealing with this issue. We have successfully treated the coccidiosis, yet, even two months later, we are still treating the diarrhea with a special prescription diet because of damage to the kitten's intestinal tract. We learned by asking for additional veterinary records, that the cattery had treated the kitten with Albon which is an antibiotic used to treat Coccidia for 9 days, ending just before we took possession. The cattery did not run any stool samples to verify if the parasite had been eliminated, and they did not inform us of this. In other words, the cattery knew that they were delivering a sick kitten to us.

    I purchased a bengal kitten from this place in the beginning of September. She was too young to…read morebring her home at the time of my down payment so I picked her up a month later. My boyfriend and I were very concerned when we came to pick up the kitten because she was smaller than when we had first met her a month previously. I asked the breeder before leaving with the kitten if she was healthy and if her weight was normal (we could feel her tiny little bones and see them) She responded saying the dewormer probably was upsetting her appetite, but she was fine. So I took her home and had her for only 30 hours before the kitten woke me up at 3 AM struggling to breathe, making a terribly sad whimpering noise and unable to move. I rushed the kitten to the emergency room and upon arrival the kitten was deceased. The breeder sent me home with Recovery RS food for her, obviously knowing she was not healthy. This was a very sad experience for me and it was very upsetting knowing the kitten was not given proper care before I received her.

    Becker Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated July 2026

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