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Doc Holly Pet Vet

3.8 (44 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Savina L.

Our 5 year old dog broke his leg. Dog Holly put a soft cast on and when we requested to have it xrayed at 2 weeks to make sure it's healing correctly... she denied us. It's been 4 weeks now... finally got the X-ray... only to find out that it's healing in the wrong position and that he will need surgery. On top of that... he has developed bad skin sores from the soft cast wrap. Doc Holly finally said "You should see a surgeon so he doesn't lose his leg." Wish we were more demanding or gone somewhere else after 2 weeks for the x-rays!! Could've got his surgery done sooner and had better healing!

Diagram from WSU on what Doc Holly removed instead of his testicle
Erica C.

September 17, 2021 we took our 10 month old Siberian husky and German Shepherd puppy, Brodie, in for a cryptorchid neutering. Doc Holly removed his prostate and sent his home with us. Over the next 24 hours he leaked urine into his abdomen until we got him to an emergency vet clinic where they drained a litre and a half of fluid and sent us to WSU for a chance to have him live. When WSU did their initial exploratory surgery and opened him up they found the testicle right there and not hidden. Doc Holly did pay the deposit at WSU otherwise we would have been able to put him down as we could not afford the deposit. WSU had to do a complete urinary track reconstruction. He went through multiple surgeries during his month in the ICU and another surgery in December. He is urinary incontinent and has stage 1 kidney disease due to this error. We only ever heard from Doc Holly once after this occurred and she said that she would do anything to help and make sure this is right. Since that call we have heard nothing. We have had a very rough year dealing with Brodie's surgeries, diapers, vet visits, skin ulcers etc, my pregnancy and ultimately the loss of our daughter. For a small town vet I would have hoped for more rather than feeling abandoned. We have been reassured by her insurance Company that Doc Holly will be reimbursed every bit of expense she incurred. In the end we do not feel like we or Brodie have been taken care of the way he should have been by Doc Holly. Brodie cannot be left alone longer than 4-5 hours at the most due to needing his diaper changed so i have to work from home or my husband has to take him to work. None of our local pet resorts will take him due to his diaper so vacations we have to get someone willing to be at our house. Brodie is such an amazing dog and worth saving. I just wish we could be compensated for things that her insurance won't cover or don't find value in.

Ashley R.

Doc Holly is the absolute best! She has been the most sensitive vet we have ever had...and we have raised a lot of household fur babies. From helping us emotionally walk our senior animals across the Rainbow bridge to helping ensure the health of our newer additions of puppies and kittens, her and the team are such a pleasure! The prices are fair and I always leave knowing our fur babies are in the best hands in CDA. I love that even when they can't get you an appointment in a quick turnaround, she offers a drop off option where she'll see them in between appointments. Thank you to Doc Holly and her team for being the best in Kootenai County!

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Sui N.

Doc Holly and her vet tech Cera and staff are the BEST! We are new to the area and we're looking for a rabbit savvy vet. Doc Holly was recommended by a local rescue, a fellow bunny owner, and a local Facebook rabbit group. She is very rabbit savvy and is very detailed, careful and conservative in her approach. She is very knowledgeable and personable. I can still see her on the floor with the rabbit on her lap in my mind. She makes a vet appointment cheerful and pleasant for all involved. The exam room was well sanitized and was very clean. If I could give 100 stars I would. The rabbits and Coeur D'Alene are lucky to have her!

K A.

Doc Holly and her team are wonderful! We have bunnies and she is wonderful with them. We have had a few with complex medical issues and Doc Holly has taken the time to get to the bottom of the issues. She also was so compassionate and helpful in helping me accept that sometimes helping a pet to Heaven is the kindest act. Not the easiest for sure. She has the the kindest gentlest heart and truly loves what she does. I would recommend her to anyone!

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Rude lady answers the phone & talks to you like your stupid! That was enough for me not to ever go there!

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Super friendly staff. No wait. I will definitely go back to Doc Holly for my pets needs

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I had a great experince with Doc Holly today. Excellent service, friendly staff, highly recommend!

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they were very amazing and kind!! they took care of my animal very well!!

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WISH I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS…read more I was told by their non-anesthesia vet dentist that my dog needs tons of dental work, including 1-3 extractions, and when I got second opinions from 2 extremely reputable veterinarians, NONE of that was true! I almost got scammed into getting paying THOUSANDS of dollars for needless dental work for my dog! Despicable! I will be reporting this to the American Veterinarian Medical Association! I will never go to this clinic ever again! IMPORTANT SIDE NOTE: I had to learn this the hard way, but NO accredited Veterinary association recommends non-anesthesia dental cleanings. Only an anesthesia cleaning can thoroughly clean a pet's mouth and detect all potential issues before they become big issues. Beware of any veterinarian who offers non-anesthesia cleanings!!

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I've been taking my dog to Alpine for almost a year, so I'm extremely disappointed with my…read moreexperience today and, most importantly, the lack of communication and transparency. I brought my dog in on Friday for an ear infection. During the exam, the doctor looked in her other ear and discovered a grass seed very close to her eardrum. They attempted to remove it but were unsuccessful, so I was told she would need to be sedated to safely remove it. I dropped her off this morning at 8:00 AM. The tech went over her paperwork and needed my signature. As I went through the list of charges, I noticed there was a charge for anti-nausea medication. On Friday, I was specifically told that if I brought her in Monday with no food in her system (for 12 hrs), the anti-nausea medication would not be necessary. So I questioned why it was included on the estimate today. I would expect the charges to reflect what I was previously told. I was also told by the tech that someone would call me by 12:30 PM to let me know how the procedure went. I did not receive a call until 1:50 PM, as shown in my call log. When they finally called, I was told the procedure went well and the grass seed was successfully removed. However, I was then told that her heart rate was still a little low and they recommended giving her a reversal medication for the sedation, which would cost an additional $61. I told the lady I wanted to make a quick phone call and would call her right back. Eight minutes later, I called back to ask what her heart rate was. I was then told her heart rate was 50 and improving, and that they no longer felt the reversal medication was necessary. My biggest concern is the communication surrounding this. If her heart rate was already improving within those eight minutes, why wasn't I contacted to let me know that the additional medication was no longer necessary? Instead, I was initially presented with an additional $61 charge and had to call back myself to find out that the situation had changed. I understand that medical situations can change and that sedation carries risks, but as a pet owner, I expect to be clearly informed throughout the entire process and if something changes. I understand that veterinary care is expensive, and I am absolutely willing to pay for necessary care for my dog. What I'm not okay with is unclear communication and feeling like I have to question whether recommended services are actually necessary. After almost a year of bringing my dog here, I expected much better communication and transparency. While I'm thankful that the grass seed was successfully removed and that the procedure itself went well, today's experience has completely changed my trust in this clinic. Unfortunately, I will no longer be taking my dog to Alpine for future treatment.

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We brought our dog in for severe, acute pain--she had been screaming earlier, was hunched over, and…read morehad stopped drinking. This was not a minor issue. When we arrived, the waiting room was empty and we were taken back to a room fairly quickly. From there, everything fell apart. We then sat in that room for an extended period while multiple other cases were brought in and seen ahead of us, with no communication, no updates, and no reassessment. It felt like once we were placed in a room, we were effectively forgotten. I made it very clear to staff that our dog has an extremely high pain tolerance--including a history that would make most dogs shut down long before showing pain--and that if she is vocalizing and guarding, something is seriously wrong. That concern didn't seem to change anything. We understand triage. We are not asking to be seen before critical cases. But there is a difference between triage and complete lack of communication or interim care. At a minimum, an emergency hospital should: * Reassess patients waiting in rooms * Communicate realistic expectations * Provide some level of pain management for animals in obvious distress None of that happened. We left with the impression that unless your pet is actively dying, you can expect to sit--unseen and unmanaged--for hours. That's not an acceptable standard for an emergency facility.

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