This vet is rude & crass and should learn how to effectively communicate with people. The…read morereceptionist even called him out for his behavior. I wouldn't return based on his behavior alone.

Dr. Chandra is very nice, before my fur baby had to be put down we had been going there the last…read morecouple of years. I am afraid that he has been unlucky in hiring good help. I think that one receptionist was fired under suspicious circumstances. The one he has in there is the most argumentative person I have ever come across. When my Hazel had a CT episode and had to be put down, I was met with nothing but psycho reception. Dr Chaudry is great but he has let his office been taken by Muduso., Queen of psycho reception.​

We have been coming to this veterinary clinic since it opened. Multiple dogs have been patients…read morehere. All were treated well and thoroughly. One was even compassionately euthanized at this facility. During COVID, when I was caring for a sick person in Virginia, they made an emergency appointment for the dog so she could be transported to Virginia. (The caregiver had allergies and had developed anaphylaxis to the dog. Almost ended up in the ER.) Latest example -- Buddy, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel needed his second round of vaccinations. But he had again been scratching his ears, more recently until he whined. So, another ear infection. Ok. Took care of that, too. Follow up appointment set up for final vaccination. Everything taken care of. Of course, Buddy was spoiled by staff, treated well. He loves the veterinary clinic. Could not ask for more from a vet clinic.

Dr. Sills is the best! Took our kitty Praline in for checkup, blood work, nail trim and update on…read moreshots. She is very caring, knowledgeable and compassionate. She took the time to answer all our questions and called the next day as promised with good news on blood work.

Dr Betty has been solid Medically and treats…read more Humans and animals with compassion. I've had bad experiences with new hires at veterinary clinics. They tend to charge too much and the young ones don't know how to talk to people. I do like the fact that they'll carry my animal cage in and out I'm handicapped. Best in Beloit based on my limited experience.

FANTASTIC vets and care team! We have had them gently care for our animals, squeeze in emergency…read moreappointments, and stay open late when our dear baby needed to be put down before another long night. They also helped us when we found a sick little squirrel and didn't know what to do. I am so glad they are in our community, and I'm grateful for the care they give our pets.

Very caring professional knowledgeable veterinarians. Excellent horse care. Thank you!read more

I've taken Lovie (cat) to the Brodhead location several times over the last few years (and once or…read moretwice to their Monroe location where we first saw them), and had a couple of issues along the way. One example is their record keeping on rabies shots. They gave him a 3 year vaccine the first time we went there. Then, said he needed another the following year. When I questioned this, they said the previous vaccine had been the "one year" version. I thought maybe I was remembering wrong, so i said OK. The next year, I got another notice that he was due for a rabies shot. I knew for sure he'd gotten the three year version for the second shot, emailed back and forth with their office and thought it was resolved as the didn't mention it in following visits over the last couple of years. Now, we get to Monday of last week. I made an appointment for euthanasia after Lovie had a massive seizure the day before. He was getting around, but not himself and I didn't want him to suffer. Of course, I was worried if I was making the best decision, so I agreed when they said let's do blood/urine tests thinking maybe I had been jumping the gun. The price was $150 to get results back on Thursday... or I could pay $450 to get results back the same day. $450 was out of my budget since there would be more costs to follow, so I said said the $150 option. Then the veterinarian said we would need a CT scan to check for a tumor if the blood/urine tests didn't find anything. That would be $4000+. I stopped her there and explained I definitely would not do that as Lovie was 22-ish years old and I wouldn't have brain surgery for him at that age anyway. Then, they said he needed another rabies shot! I explained the above... again. The doctor argued, then she had someone from the front desk come in to argue - with both emphasizing the legal side of it - that if Lovie bit someone, animal control would take him away from me to be euthanized all alone without me. When I got home, I emailed them proof that he was covered. As we waited for the Thursday results, Lovie continued to decline to the point that he didn't eat food on Wednesday. So, I took him to Janesville Animal Clinic (Mineral Point Ave) where they checked him out and agreed with what I was seeing. They were incredibly kind and empathetic, and Lovie had a quick and painless passing. Brodhead did NOT call with test results on Thursday... or Friday. It was around their closing time on Saturday that I got a voicemail saying the results were in (but not what the results were), and that she would call back on Monday or the following Thursday. Seriously!!! I emailed them that Lovie was already deceased as of the day they were supposed to have called with test results. Their response, "During our discussion, we presented different care options and we did our best to explain the potential outcomes and implications of each. You agreed to starting with bloodwork." Yes, because I thought they would be doing what was best for Lovie - not dragging out his obvious decline. I say obvious because he had lost almost two pounds over the past year or so and his body temperature was low that day. They didn't even apologize for not getting the test results back in a timely manner even though they were in on that Thursday (I checked on their website that Thursday afternoon and the results had come back, but they didn't try to reach me until Saturday.) At the end of the day, I guess I should have been more assertive, but I trusted the "professionals" and hoped I was wrong about it being the end of Lovie's days. I am, however, glad I went to the second place to give by little buddy a humane end of life experience rather than continuing to let Brodhead VMC drag it out. I would like to add that several friends have said they bad similar bad experiences with this veterinarian.

Right now you call from your car when your appointment time is, and they'll let you in, when you're…read moremasked, they will also be masked. Safety first! Pets do not need to wear masks... for now! Recently went to Janesville Vet Clinic East with my fuzzy chi boy, Sir Paris Von Floof, for his paw check up. We saw Dr. Nicole. Now, this was a bit confusing, as we had previously gone to the West clinic, and called for a follow up, and no one told us to go to the other clinic, so we were late to the follow up, but it's all good, because they aren't too far apart, and we were allowed to be late. The techs and Dr. Nicole are all very, very nice. They adore Sir Paris, and spend most of the visit telling him how cute he is, which he is quite aware of, but never gets sick of hearing about. I really thought it was quite thoughtful how many signs they had up regarding important health and safety information, regarding such things as "NO HUGS OR HANDSHAKES WILL BE GIVEN which is especially hard for the staff during times of euthanasia" (paraphrasing, possibly? Going from memory), all rooms are sanitized after each use, and the sign warning that peanut butter is used in all exam rooms, so if you have an allergy, let them know. I mean, this is important stuff that you should see in more vet offices, but you don't. They're really stepping up the game here. They have a basket of dog toys in the hallway. Paris got his nails trimmed, tested his paws for yeast, and got some medicated wipes for his little feetses, we're going to wait and see if this stops him from incessantly licking/chewing his paws and legs. This place is kinda moderately pricey, but it's very nice, there's no wait, and they're very nice.

We moved to Janesville last fall and before arriving all our pets were up to date on vaccinations…read more It is fall again, so we needed to find a good veterinarian, for both canine and aviary. Janesville Veterinary Clinic East was able to meet all our needs under one roof. We have a 5 and a 11 year old golden retriever, a 16 week old puppy and a 28 year old Blue and Gold McCaw. So yes, we needed a vast array of different services, for young, old and feathery. The first order was updated shots for the dogs. The staff is very friendly and they talked to our pets, like family, just like we treat them at home which comforted them. After all, no one likes the Doctors office, right? Anything to make it less stressful the better. Next step was to provide dental cleaning for our older dog. We had never had her sedated previously, so we were anxious. During the procedure, they called us updated us on her status, told us she was doing fine under the Anesthesia, which was very unexpected and thoughtful. Then the said she required having a tooth pulled, which we already had suspected. I was stressed out thinking about the pain she would be in when she came home and the dreaded "pill feeding". She slept most of that day, and the next morning I was happy the medication was chewable and tasty, and it was happy like it never happened. (I suspect the drugs helped) I like their caring attitude, professionalism, and their guidance on new products and medications. The medications suggested for our dogs, all chewable/lickable and tasty. Never has been giving our dogs medication been so easy!!! They also suggested a new flea/tick medication, also chewable and tasty. No more hiding pills in hot dogs and hoping they don't figure it out. I really like this veterinary clinic, probably the best we have had.

Update a month later, second full groom on my boy (turned out even better than last time!), and I…read moremet Amanda at my check out. She was so nice, friendly and made great conversation. It genuinely made my experience so much better talking to her! We just came back from getting my 9 year old Pitbulls nails filed and they look amazing!!! People normally do not get her nails as short (my girl can be vocal sometimes) but Meyers did wonderful. They even have a nail punch card, buy 10 nail trims get the 11th free. We love this place!

Recently adopted geriatric puppy, Frank. Who will not allow nail trims. He weighs over 70 lbs. What…read moreto do? Neighbor had just brought her Corgi pup to Meyer's drop-in (!) nail trim service. Ok! This is for us. (Who knew?) Dropped in on a Saturday AM. Explained situation. They understood what was up. They would use their nail clippers vs the Dremel I was using at home. Nails trimmed in no time flat. Friendly staff helped get Frank out to the car afterward. (I use a rollator. Frank has zero manners. Huge fall risk.) BUT she also helped get Frank calmed by allowing him to go to the bathroom and then helped get him into the minivan afterward. W h e w . Huge help. Frank is now walking much better. He is more comfortable. Great nail trim job just into itself. While in their shop, they helped make recommendations for grooming tools for his unusual (German Shepherd x Husky mutt) coat. They were able to address both of what had been our two biggest problem areas. I've been coming to Meyer's for years with my two previous Canaan Dogs. Meyer's dealt with their tricky dispositions easily. Meyer's has provided reliably superlative services throughout. The dogs loved it at Meyer's. Glad to see Meyer's remains in Roscoe as ever and still provides the same level of doggie care.

You may be surprised to see me reviewing a veterinary service 30 miles away from home, but despite…read morethe distance this is indeed where we bring our critters for their routine care. Family members have been taking their pets to Evansville Veterinary Services for something nearing 30 years. When we got our puppy (Sam) in July of 2011 we realized we couldn't find better (or even equivalent) prices in the Madison metro area, so we decided to bring our little guy to the "family vet." Dr. Joyce Brown's love of animals shines through her care and she has been simply amazing. From her gentle and friendly manner during regular visits to the intense empathy she shared with us when facing a potentially fatal illness, I couldn't imagine bringing our "baby-dog" or any of our other pets to anyone else. The depth of Dr. Brown's compassion for both us and Sam, after watching him grow into a fantastic dog together over the last five years, literally brought me to tears. She's a good and amazing woman who happens to also be everything you could want in a veterinarian. In every case, Dr. Brown, Dr. Stephanie Kvalheim and the fantastic staff at EVS have worked with our needs to provide the best care possible. Dr. Brown's recommendations during the illness I mentioned took us to an equally stellar emergency veterinary office in Madison, and we knew without a doubt that we could trust anyone she recommended to have the same considerations and high-quality of care when it comes to the little creatures we share our lives with. We've occasionally considered locating a closer vet for the sake of convenience, but we simply can't bring ourselves to leave EVS for our regular small animal care. If they're convenient to you, I recommend their services 100%.

Went for a spay quoted 220$ ended up being 440!! Twice as much as they said and when I went to pay…read moremy card declined because of a problem at the bank so I get it sorted out and when I go back to pay the lady at the counter says "Is your card actually gonna work..." seriously unprofessional never go there again and don't advise anybody else to...

Doc Sweeny (.sp) is a good veterinarian. Prices are average from what I've seen compared to other…read morevets. Caring for our pets is his priority and he shows concern about the furry friends

Never got to see the vet. The ladies "helping" us seemed confused as to why we were even there…read more Neither were interested in hearing anything other than their specific question being asked, which means they were making decisions without the information of: having green fluid extruding from the gums when the problem was first noticed. For routine pet visits, maybe they are fine. Anything outside of routine, don't waste your time or money.