Have used this vet a few times both for emergency's. I have a few family members who use it for…read moreroutine care. All good experiences. When my dog had an unfortunate encounter with a bigger dog, I called them and they told me they were a busy but would see her as she was actively bleeding, but informed me they may not get to her immediately as long as she's stable. Which is the best I could have asked for. They got to her fairly quickly, I brought her in around 6 pm and was able to pick her up at 9pm. Took her for a recheck a couple weeks later and was given more meds and got her fixed up. Will use this vet from now on.

Take your animal elsewhere! I have called 3 times to get meds approved with no action. The 3rd call…read moresomeone told me they could not approve it. No one told me this the first 2 times I called. I asked for a manager to return my call at 8 am - nothing. I called backed asked to speak for a manager was left on hold for 6 min I gave up waiting. Wait is always SO LONG for regular animal care. It took an hour for a tech visit for shots. Taking my animal elsewhere.

Great Vets and support staff!! They always treat my pups with excellent care and customer service…read more I recommend them to everyone I know!!

good care, but a total rip off price wise. they charged me $400 to tell me my dog needed to eat a…read morebland diet for a couple days.

As always best Vet's in Omaha! Dr Beth and Dr Kathy are…read moreexceptional, as is their staff. We have be going there for more than 20 years. Our dogs love them!

The veterinarians and staff at Mission Village are exceptional. We have been going here for years…read moreand would never go anywhere else. They are experts in animal care in addition to being friendly, caring, and kind. I most highly recommend their care.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Scott at Millard West Veterinary Clinic. I had come to him…read morefor help with my dogs GI issues, after a bad experience at another clinic, and was so relieved at his thorough exam and open-mindedness. He walked into the room and immediately greeted myself and my dog, and kept referring to her as kiddo, which absolutely melted my heart. You can really tell he has a passion for what he does, and he explains everything so clearly, but isn't quick to diagnose. He spends adequate time examining the patient and symptoms and partners with you on the best path forward. 10/10 would recommend Dr Scott!

I brought my brand new 11 week old kitten here for her very first check up! The front staff was…read moresuper helpful and even loved on my kitten!! The doctor was EXTREMELY helpful and was very open to not only answering but going into detail about any and all questions I had! Now I have a happy and healthy brand new kitty!!

Coming to Millard Vet Clinics is one of the best things we ever did for our cats. They are…read moreconsummate professionals, caring, and affordable. We had tried out a few vets for our cats - a few different locations of Gentle Doctor - and we always felt they weren't caring enough, and we couldn't leave there without spending $200, minimum! But when we were recommended to try out Millard Vet Clinics, we were happy to try a place that friends and family had loved and had good experiences with. First off, I like the setup of this office a lot. Our cats get very testy when dogs are around, and Millard Vets have a separate waiting room and side for cats vs. dogs, so it's a lot less chance for them to see each other and cause a ruckus. Our first visit, we took both our cats in for their yearly shots and check-ups. Dr. Maria was so kind and understanding, especially with our older cat Conan, who is way more cantankerous than our other kitty. Gentle Doctor always wanted to put on giant gloves and hold Conan down tight to the table to examine and inoculate him, but Dr. Maria didn't want do anything like that and didn't want to traumatize him again with gloves/and restraints. Conan was still scared, though, from the previous place he went, and he was hissing and hiding under chairs and not letting anyone touch him. One of the vet techs is a literal cat whisperer, though, and could pick up Conan with no problem. It's just the way people approach him that escalates his anger/fear, and there was none of that here. Remy, our other cat, was completely fine from the jump, and let them do the check up and shots with no issue. A few days later, we noticed a bump on Remy's leg at the injection site. We went back to Millard Vet Clinics, and Dr. Sam took a look and gave us an anti inflammatory, to not start from the jump with putting him through antibiotics. She even FaceTimed me at home (my husband was at their office and I was home with our other cat), to explain everything and assure me Remy would be fine. Dr. Sam even called us the next day to ask us how Remy was doing, and we were happy to report that the swelling was already going down, and was completely gone soon after. That's just to show you that they are not so quick to throw prescriptions at things, and instead use the gentlest thing for the kitties first, before trying anything else - which I appreciate! We took Remy and Conan back recently for their annual shots and checkups, and Conan was WAY better behaved this visit. Just a little bit of hiding and one hiss, but ten times better than he had been his first time here (and every time at Gentle Doctor). Millard Veterinary Clinics, and specifically Dr. Sam and Dr. Maria are the best. I trust my cats health with them and I'm VERY protective of my cats. So I totally recommend you try them out for your fur babies and see if they are a great fit for you, as they were for us!

Dr Maria is the face of Millard Vet for our family, and in addition to providing great care for our…read morepup, Guinness LOVES her.

The team at Skyline Vet Clinic have been taking care of Rex for years! They all provide the best…read morecare and take our insurance. Thankful for such a great clinic.

This is my favorite veterinary clinic in the Omaha area. We started taking our dogs there when we…read moremoved close by in Elkhorn, and were impressed and happy with their care of our dogs, especially the one that gets a little testy when going into a vet clinic. They took their time and worked with her and were able to eventually get her comfortable enough to not have to wear a muzzle, which is a huge step for her. My opinion of Skyline grew even more when one of our dogs was in a car accident that required surgery out of state. Skyline was able to stabilize our dog and keep her comfortable until she could travel for her surgery, and were so involved in her aftercare. The vets, techs and front desk staff at Skyline went above and beyond for all of my dogs, which is why we decided to stay clients even when we moved further away. Dr. Sears is our vet and she is AMAZING, she takes the time to listen to your concerns and creates the best treatment plan for your pet and you. The whole entire team at Skyline will take care of your you and your pet.

Thank you to the entire team for helping MAXIMUS process through the health situation that we are…read morecurrently working on. You can tell by the way the staff treat you and your dog that they really do care. I recommend this place to anyone that sees your pet as family.

My wheaten terrier is terrified of the vet's office; but the vetinarians and all the staff are…read moreunderstanding and gentle with her even through her determination to get away from their loving and competent care. I happily recommend them to anyone who loves their pup!

Best vet ever. I've used them for years. They are priced too. We have had horses, dogs, cats and…read morebirds treated there.

Been taking my dogs here for 9 years and they are great! I trust their services and trust they do…read morewhat's best for animals. They are fairly priced compared to other local vets and my dogs actually like going to the vet because everyone there is so nice to them. I always enjoy their rescue cats who wander around the office too! Staff is super friendly and helpful. They work really well with our doggie cardiologist too which is so helpful.

Dr Jepsen is the best vet in town. I wouldn't take my dog anywhere else. Extremely knowledgeable,…read morecompetent and compassionate. Highly recommend.

We've been going here since our move to Omaha in 2015 with 2 dogs and a cat. Started going here…read morebecause close to our house, keep going here because of the great care. Now we have a new puppy - and I find myself like a mom with her first baby, somehow forgetting I've already owned a dozen dogs over my many years. I appreciate the patience Dr. Jepson uses to calm me down and say everything is fine.

He saved my daughter's therapy cat. Our old tomcat was very sick and he took excellent care of him…read more Three rounds of antibiotic and the cat pulled through. Now kitty is on a special diet but he's doing better. A big thank you for saving my little girl's cat.

If I could give a negative rating, I would…read more We took our dog to the Gretna Animal Clinic for an annual check-up since we just moved to town. The vet (I think he's probably the owner) said our dog's nails were too long and it might hurt his joints. We were a bit behind on his nail trim schedule (we Dremel them ourselves) but by no means were they completely out of control. Long story short: The vet didn't suggest or even offer the option of trimming the nails on a regular basis to allow the quick to slowly recede, instead he told us to leave the room and cut through the quick on every single nail. They held down our dog on the counter and we heard him screaming with every snip from outside the room, which just broke my heart. When we went back in, my dog couldn't walk because of the sore nails and he was extremely scared. We were stupid to just let it happen without saying anything, but in retrospect it angered us that he put our dog through that kind of trauma without offering the obvious choice of trimming just to the quick (where it wouldn't hurt) and trimming more often, which causes the quick to slowly and painlessly recede over time. Anyone who has a dog knows how hard it is to get them to be comfortable with having their nails trimmed. It's a slow process that involves lots of treats and making the dog feel like he's not going to have his foot cut off. Our dog was a particular challenge at first as he would bite and fight, so we had to use a muzzle at the beginning. Then we slowly used treats and positive reinforcement to make it a happier, muzzle-free experience. Needless to say, this experience was a major setback for us - thank God today our dog seems to have forgotten about this experience and still lets us trim his nails with a Dremel. To boot, the assistant tech was rude, and shushed me when I was trying to ask questions. The vet is old school and basically didn't want to hear anything about what we heard on "that dang Internet", including whether or not a 10-in-1 vaccine is really necessary EVERY year (hint: it's not, but it IS a great cash cow if you're a vet). The vet is probably good at large animals but definitely doesn't have the people skills or a sense of actually caring about animals appropriate for a small animal clinic. They treated us like we were ignorant fools and we certainly felt that way to have let them treat our pet the way they did. If you have a dog, go somewhere else. You won't be sorry like I was.