Very knowledgeable & accommodating staff. Doctor was informative, educational & attentive to pet &…read moreowner.

I really love this clinic. The staff are kind and gentle with my dog. Dr. Sandhu is very nice and…read moretransparent. If cost is a concern, this clinic offers reasonable prices.

The staff here at walk vet clinic are top-notch! They actually care about your pet! They don't try…read moreand sell you stuff that you don't need. They do recommend a lot of good other things. But I love that they take such good care of our cats.

Honestly, the vets were nice ish, but the staff is horrible especially their "behavior specialist."…read moreShe has zero real credentials and thinks shes the holy grail. Extroidinarily passive aggressisve and rude if you don't agree with her. This is not her dog, this is our dog. Not to mention the front desk staff is beyond dismissive and just refer you to urgent care. would not trust this vet clinic ever

Dr. Crowley and Dr. Ragoschke are wonderful vets. They're thorough, kind, patient and genuinely…read morecare about the animals they treat. Four months ago, when our dog Willow became sick with diarrhea and vomiting, Dr. Ragoschke was kind enough to explain her test results and answer my many questions. I felt good about my experience with her and believed that my husband and I had found a great clinic in Milwaukee. But the supporting staff leaves a lot to be desired. When the antibiotic Willow was prescribed resulted in constipation, I called to find out how to proceed. The tech I spoke to told me that constipation for several days is normal BUT that we should stop the antibiotic. Since the doctor hadn't warned us that constipation was a possible side effect that would warrant our stopping the antibiotic, I asked some additional questions. The tech struggled to answer them, growing exasperated. I then asked if she meant we should temporarily stop the antibiotic or if this would be a permanent cessation of the med. She condescendingly said, "Use your judgment" as though anyone with half a brain would know what to do. I explained that my husband and I pay hundreds of dollars for the professional advice of trained veterinarians because we love our dog and don't want to "guess" what to do. The tech repeated that we should stop the antibiotic and use our discretion on whether to continue it later. "When is 'later'?" I asked. She sighed, making it painfully clear that she didn't want to discuss it. She apparently didn't know the answer and didn't care enough to find out what it was. I told her I would be more comfortable speaking directly to the doctor. She insisted she had told me all I needed to know. I repeated that I would like to speak with the vet. She then snapped that someone would call us Monday and HUNG UP ON ME! My brother was sitting next to me and heard this entire exchange, including the click of her phone. We looked at each other with our mouths agape, shocked that someone in the position of protecting the health and welfare of people's pets could be so dismissive and rude. Monday came and went without a call. Since it was getting late, my husband called Community Vet (CV) himself, putting his phone on speaker so that I could hear as well. When he mentioned that we'd been waiting for their call, a defensive woman said they had called us earlier that day. (Our phone histories and the lack of a voicemail said otherwise.) This woman was just as rude, condescending and dismissive as the woman I had spoken to on Friday, ranting about how we had refused medication the vet had prescribed and how I had refused the advice of the tech. My husband repeatedly tried asking one question but she kept talking over him, so I finally interrupted and said, "We never 'refused medication'; we explained at checkout that we already had the probiotic at home. And I didn't 'refuse' the advice of the tech; I was trying to get clarification on HOW to proceed and she couldn't tell me. We're now again trying to get an answer to one question but you're not letting us speak." She snapped, "I'm speaking to your husband, not you!" I replied, "You're speaking AT my husband, not TO him, and he's standing here rolling his eyes because you won't let him get a word in!" She, too, hung up on us. My husband and I looked at each other. "Can you believe this?" I asked. He just kept shaking his head and saying, "Wow." I should've written this review then but because of the wonderful vets, we decided to stay with the clinic, hoping to avoid the rude staff members. Fast-forward to a couple of days ago when we took Willow to urgent care where she was treated for roundworm. Since she needs to be seen in 4 weeks by our regular vet to make sure she's ok, I called CV yesterday to make the appointment. A staff member named Alex answered the phone and--after pulling our account--explained that CV can no longer see us. "Huh?" "There's a note on your account." "What?" "Yeah, it's been there for months." "What? Why weren't we told? There's never been a phone call, letter, email, nothing!" Alex apologized but he couldn't change it. Community Vet's logo is: "We consider your pet's health our first concern." Really? CV staff decided that we're no longer welcome but didn't have the decency to tell us so that we could find a new vet for our sweet little rescue dog. Instead they waited until she became sick and in need of care to let us know. It's gross. After many calls, the earliest we can get in with a new vet is in two months. Clearly, our pet's health is of no concern to CV. It seems the staff is more concerned with spite, no matter the cost to our little dog. The negative reviews here almost entirely point to CV's supporting staff, a pattern. CV may have great vets but all it takes is a couple of rude, spiteful employees to endanger the life of your beloved pet. If you care about your pet's health, avoid Community Vet.

called to get my cat in and they were rude and told me to google another vet that takes walk insread more

Holy cow! My sister had to put her cat down today, and the people helped guide my sister through…read moreeverything leading up to this. They extended so much care with everything leading up to the final moments, etc. Such patience and kindness beyond what we could have ever expected.

Don't go here if you need compassionate end of life care. My daughter brought our three year old…read morecat here. He was breathing heavy and not doing well. They were only interested in money. when she didn't get approved for financing, they said she should put him down without even looking at him. They wanted $600 just for testing? When my daughter said she didn't have that they gave him oxygen and the exam for $150. The attitude of the people there is uncaring and cold. Just in it for the money. We ended up going to Blue Pearl.

Called and got an appointment same day for my cat! Reception staff were friendly and able to answer…read moreall questions related to pricing and necessary information needed to establish care. We called around for a long time looking for a vet that was affordable for us, with good reviews, because we care! This vet has by far the most affordable rates we found. Note that this vet, does require a deposit upon booking your appointment- which didn't bother us. Upon arrival the lobby appeared clean, front desk staff was attentive and greeted us by name at the desk! We waited maybe 2 minutes before being escorted to our private exam room for the appointment. The appointment went fairly fast, they listened to our reasons for bringing our cat in to be examined, collected his vitals, and prescribed us with a medication to try for his symptoms. No extra tests, no BS! The Veterinarian and Vet Tech were very friendly and gentle with our cat. They were knowledgeable on his body language signs, and mindful of how nervous he was. They had treats on hand and dealt with our cat's polite stubbornness with grace! The medication prescribed was affordable and easy to administer; also very effective for our little guy who is feeling much better now! Our experience here was very memorable, and we are so happy that we brought our cat here after such careful consideration. Affordable, comfortable, quick, and effective!!

The clinical care provided was excellent; however, my experience with the billing process was…read moredisappointing. I was not given an accurate estimate at the time of service and was later contacted requesting additional payment. Additionally, I was unable to complete the payment over the phone, which required an unnecessary return visit. Upon arriving, I expressed concern about the lack of respect for customers' time, and the staff member responded defensively, which felt unprofessional. Overall, the billing procedures felt inefficient and could benefit from improved transparency, communication, and customer service.

Dr. Dana is great and listens to your concerns. Very understanding and wonderful with all walks of…read morelife.

I have used this vet clinic for a long time. As a retired CVT I'm always making sure my pets and…read morefamily pets are taken care of. I also have known Dr. Rana a long time. I now take my service dog Mercury to the clinic and she always gets the best care. Even if she isn't a fan of the Vetty Man. I highly recommend this vet clinic for all your pets health needs. Next up is my newest grand dog Wolfie. He will be meeting the vet and staff for his first puppy visit. I know he is in good hands. ‍

I have lived a block away for three years and decided to stop in to this cute little shop with the…read moreold painting finally. A mistake. Unorganized. Dirty. Stinky. I bought an overpriced dog toy covered in dust and seen brands I've never seen before as they're way older than me with sun faded packaging. I'm not sure how Gary opened this place, maybe it was once clean and popular but now it seems like a hoarders heaven. I can't imagine what anyone would need to buy from here besides bugs.

Gary is one of the nieces' persons I've ever met. And he is helpful and knowledgeable .And he…read moretreats you with respect. kathy

Please do not take your pet here. I took my 7 month old puppy in for his first professional…read moregroomer, and was greeted poorly. The groomer (with a giant hickey on her neck) seemed displeased with the fact we waited so long even though we have trimmed him up and shaved him down plenty of times at home before. Then, his shots (specifically rabies's) were not on file. Even though we got them at that location. After finding the email and proving he was up-to-date, she still seemed upset. The whole interaction, she kept on saying how it was such a pain in the ass. This phrase was repeated multiple times by her. After dropping him off and waiting for 2 hours I got the text that he was ready. I headed in right then and the first thing she says to me was 'you've got to be kidding me'. She said he didn't do great, especially around his face, which I thought was completely normal especially for a puppy. Once I paid and had my dog we left. He was extremely skiddish and seemed totally different. It also looks like he only got his face, paws, and behind cleaned up. Even though we paid for a full haircut. Moral of the story: DONT TAKE YOUR DOG TO PETCO. Update: I called the store a couple hours after, at around 5pm. I stayed on hold for about 5 minutes and was met with the automated reply. After waiting on hold I was told no one, not a manager nor a customer service employee could come to the phone. I left a message and was told I'd get a reply, but I have not.

I would go absolutely any where else other than this location. The workers are absolutely terrible…read more I had a cart filled with fish items. A new tank, decoration, and all the fixings. I had a fish given to me last minute, so it was currently being housed in a small container for the moment. I was preparing to move it to a larger tank, in a few weeks once it was set up. After searching for 15 mins, I finally found a worker to help me. I asked for a fish. He didn't ask what fish, what for, or anything. Immediately started questioning my tank and choices. To be honest, I didn't answer all of his questions. I just wanted one freaking feeder fish! He then told me I would kill my fish and that he felt comfortable saying that because I looked like an adult who wouldn't cry. He had no idea what I was getting a $.30 fish for. Little did he know, he was a feeder fish for a turtle. So instead of buying a new set up for a fish I had at home, I unpacked my cart and left. Absolute terrible service. To top it all off, the fish tanks there had multiple dead fish in them and extremely dirty. I typically go to the location to get food for my bearded dragon, dog and cat- however, I won't be returning. Too many bad experiences with this one being the worst

I can't say enough wonderful things about Greenfield veterinarian clinic in Greenfield Wisconsin…read morefrom the moment we walked in the staff made me and my cat feel generally cared at home and at ease they treated my cat with such kindness, and compassion . It was clear that this is not a job for them but something they truly care about. Dr. James Work took the time to thoroughly explain all my questions without rushing and made sure we understood every step of the visit with much attention to detail and dedication to providing the best care to mama kitty and me To feel so much at peace of mind during our visit the level of empathy and professionalism is rare and they got it. thanks to Dr. James Work The wonderful girls at Greenfield veterinarian clinic. My cat is happy, healthy, and striving . Diane Poushe and Mama Kitty

I've been dragging my fine furry feline friends in here just to be mean for years now. When I…read morestarted there were only two veterinarians, now there are four and they've remodeled. There are two big variables for veterinary clinics. The tough one is how are they with farewell time. I so wish I could have put one of these veterinarians in charge of my father's end of life care. I've had to say good bye to two of my best friends after long mostly very good lives and they were empathetic, compassionate, and kind. Now I've got two more elderly cats and once again I'm approaching the sad part of the circle of life. All vets are qualified, the DVM is one of the hardest doctorates to earn. A bigger variable are staff, and the staff here is the very best in the game. Actually there's a dog named Lucy working here who isn't very competent, but she's cute so she gets away with it. The human staff is just outstanding. Yes, the prices are kind of steep, but you do get what pay for and I really have never been to a pet clinic that is cheap. I think I should mention that none of my 6 cats would agree with this YELP review, but since they are cats, they really don't like any veterinary clinics. Plus they always end up here after I lie to them (I tell them we're going to get hamsters), so they start out disappointed. I think the place smells pretty clean but to cats I guess it smells like abject fear.

I have nothing but amazing things to say about this facility and its staff. It was our first time…read morehere, with our cat. Expect to wait around, it's an animal urgent care. Blood work and x-rays were done. Our cat was also put on IV fluids eventually. Dr. Kayla Marquart was super helpful in answering questions and communicating with us to come up with a treatment plan. Our cat unfortunately had to be taken to a 24hr animal hospital for surgery. Dr. M took care of calling the hospital ahead of time, and providing us with estimations and never pushed anything on us. The exam room was clean and had a TV. The lobby was also clean and they had coffee and water.

If I could give Frontier 3.5 out of 5 stars, I would. Otherwise, regarding the pros, I appreciated…read morethe tactfulness and care of animals that the staff had. I took my cat in recently, to be evaluated, and I appreciated the kindness the staff had with performing basic health tasks, even with requiring a little restraint of the animal in order to get the most accurate results. I also appreciated the fact that the staff wrapped my cat in a towel when taking him to another room for blood tests (which I hadn't seen enough from other vets, from my experience, and I think was what made the cat stay calm and even trust them enough to rub against their scrubs, afterwards (and I hadn't seen the cat do that to anyone (or even anything) in at least a couple days prior to the checkup)) However, even though the staff were kind, tactful, gentle, and even very knowledgeable, of course, I kind of wished I maybe would've been asked more specific questions about what I had been noticing from the cat. Of course, I could've google searched more detailed information about what conditions/diseases felines could have from certain symptoms (and I do regret not having done enough research, myself, sooner), but given that I didn't realize until less than 24 hours before my cat passed that having strong breathe/body odors was likely a sign of kidney failure/disease (and I didn't learn that from the vet's office), I kind of wished the main vet, I spoke with, asked if my cat was starting to have really stinky breathe/bodily odors (especially given that she was wearing a mask, which I'm glad she was, but would also mean she likely wouldn't have noticed an unusual smell, herself, when doing the checkup/tests). And even though my cat did have blood pressure levels close to early diabetes levels and he was drinking/urinating excessively, I can see why the vet seemed to be more concerned about diabetes/hyperthyroidism. However, I kind of also wished the vet would've brought up information about potential other conditions (especially common ones) and the symptoms of those, even if they maybe didn't seem relevant to what my pet had (just to give me an idea of what to look out for and to make me more confident in choosing the most beneficial food for the cat (especially given that I had just gotten back from an international trip the week before (which I hardly ever do) and thus, couldn't really afford to do more tests other than the checkup fee/blood tests (and was, therefore, also, just trying to pick out wet cat foods, myself, with certain ingredients to try to help my cat out, at least temporarily))). Similarly, there was one point when I was talking to the vet about the cat's loss of appetite/potential nausea, and how I was also trying to stay on a strict budget, and she said she could administer liquids to at least help him temporarily, but then either she or another vet I eventually talked to for a bit, as well (I couldn't exactly remember who said it) eventually told me that that was the anti-nausea vaccine (which only costed just less than $50 but I was already paying at least $300 for the checkup fee, blood tests, and a couple appetite enhancement-like tablets). However, because I heard that response after asking a couple other questions first, I couldn't tell if maybe I misunderstood them at first, both vets (or maybe just one of them) had different things in mind with each (or maybe at different times), or what, but I just kind of felt there was also a little bit of confusion there. One final con: I didn't realize that there was a stupid technician fee seeming to cost more than just the general anti-nausea vaccine, itself, associated with getting the anti-nausea vaccine on a separate appointment. I realize vets are often terribly underpaid and medical equipment/resources costs (no matter what species they're for, lol) can be crazy expensive, but I couldn't afford to come back in the day after (and what also happened to be the day before my cat passed) all because of that stupid technician fee. I also realize a lot of vet centers, unfortunately, have fees like that, but given that my credit cards were all declining (even though the balance on a couple of them still seemed far from the limit) and I only had just less than $70 in my checking account, if I only had to pay for the ~$47 anti-nausea vaccine, I probably would've come in to get that for my feline (but then again, given how dramatic and rapid my cat's health seemed to decline in just 2-3 days, he maybe wouldn't have lived much longer after the vaccine, anyway). But even though my visit had an equal number of pros and cons, I would still maybe recommend the center having more signs in the rooms or at least more information sheets available about pet health (what to be observant of with your pet, the symptoms of especially common conditions/diseases, maybe how nonprofessional veterinary pet owners can differentiate disease signs, food type/liquid frequency for health, etc.)