Fox Ridge Veterinary is one of the best places I have ever taken my dog. Recently, I purchased a new Weimaraner puppy and based on proximity to me, started taking him to Dr. Judy at Fox Ridge. I am so impressed with her demeanor, her compassion for pets in general, but equally for her compassion and friendliness towards Dexter and me. She has been so helpful in some emergency situations and has always great advice for me as a puppy owner. I was also really impressed with the fact that she doesn't gouge patient owners with overpriced services like another veterinarian in town. While the office is matter of fact and looks nice, she has certainly done a great job in ensuring that the services she offers are economical, expeditious and informative. Not once have I felt talked down to as a pet owner, like another veterinarian I have used for my other dog. She answers questions in plain English and always calls back within a few minutes after a message is left. If you have a pet and are looking for someone to help you and help them live a long healthy life as your family member, I would highly recommend Fox Ridge Veterinary and Dr. Judy McBeth. read more

Dr Judy is so very caring about your pet! She has been my vet since 1994. She is very caring

My dachshund was diagnosed with IVDD and was paralyzed in his hind legs. My vet recommended acupuncture with Dr Judy. We've gone weekly for eight weeks and I noticed improvement after each session. And he regained his ability to walk! Her love for animals is overwhelming. My dog can be a bit feisty and she's so patient with him. It's a very comfortable experience at her office. read more

I really need to write two reviews. My first would have been a glowing five star - Dr. Judy was a breath of fresh air for us. We had been taking our rescue dog to a clinic recommended by his adoption group, but just always felt it was a bit too clinical, quick to over vaccinate and sell every prescription possible. After doing a search for a more holistic vet in the area, we found Fox Ridge. Our first trip there was amazing. Going to the vet has always been a family affair for us and the children and I were able to accompany our dog, Ranger, into the office and pet and love on him. Dr. Judy got down on the floor with Ranger and really seemed to take the time to get to know him and treated our family with kindness. She recommended medical care when needed, but certainly seemed to take a more conservative, holistic approach which we very much appreciated. We were in love, so happy to have a friendly, loving place we could take our furry family members. When covid restrictions hit, our experience changed dramatically. I absolutely understand that the pandemic has been extremely difficult for businesses, as it has been for families as well. In spring of 2020, when we returned for our dog's annual checkup, we had some difficulties scheduling, as I always have my children with me. That was fine in the past, but obviously, nothing in the world was operating quite the same these days. Children were not allowed at Fox Ridge, so I was happy to drop Ranger off for his quick check up. However, Dr. Judy claimed that he was a bit hard to handle and insisted that I would need to be with him. She even went so far as to recommend how I should go about finding childcare for the vet appointment. Which I found not only unprofessional, but insensitive, as her recommendations included my mother, who had passed. At this point I should have found another location, but we really loved Dr. Judy and knew that no one was really quite themselves during the spring of 2020. Ultimately, we worked out a drop off, I was able to stay with my children in the parking lot, Ranger was able to go inside and get his check up. It was a little awkward on both sides, but we got it done. In May of 2021, our young (only 4 years old), loyal, loving hound dog suddenly fell ill. Literally overnight, he went from his usual sweet, up for anything self to unable to jump, which quickly progressed to unable to walk up a step without yelping in pain and having uncontrollable diarrhea. He was losing mobility in his legs and obviously in excruciating pain. I was beside myself. I immediately called Dr. Judy. Her staff took down a message and let me know she would call back. In the two hours that I waited, I began calling other local vets, all who recommended that we get Ranger to VCA in Aurora, as they would have the equipment necessary for the tests he would likely need. I was really hoping to talk to someone who knew him, and most vets we talked to asked "what did your family vet recommend?" I called back to Fox Ridge, only to have Dr. Judy answer the phone herself (it's a very small office), I immediately went into my story about how I felt this was an emergency and I was really hoping to talk to the doctor asap. But she responded that "Dr. Judy was still with a patient, and would have to call me back." Hmm... Dr. Judy herself called back 10-15 minutes later, I told her my story again about the pain and paralyzation Ranger was experiencing. She asked me two questions: Is he dragging his legs? and Do you have childcare today? Ranger ended up going to VCA and having a multitude of tests, including an MRI which showed IVDD that had been suspected by the neurology team there. Tragically, Ranger's case was not just degeneration in one disk, but in four consecutive disks, a fifth disc in another location, and his entire spine showed further degeneration that would likely cause this paralysis to happen again in the future, even if his first extensive surgery was successful. It was heartbreaking and so sudden, after a week of nursing and loving on him at home, hours upon hours on the phone with other local vets, we had to make the horrific decision to put him down. Dr. Judy was not a part of our dog's end, nor was she a source of comfort or guidance in any way imaginable as we went through such a difficult time. I am incredibly embarrassed for all of the friends I have recommended to Fox Ridge Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Judy did not follow up with us to see how Ranger had faired that dreadful week, but I did just get a hand written reminder postcard in the mail that it's time for his yearly check up. I'm sure that Dr. Judy is still serving up excellent care to many of her patients and I don't doubt that her heart is hopefully in the right place for so many. But our experience was so drastically different post 2020 vs. pre 2020 that at the urging of many friends and family members, I felt it necessary to share our experience. read more

Rude, unhelpful and unprofessional staff. I'm pretty sure the veterinarian pretended to be the receptionist to avoid helping me.

I love taking my cats to see Dr. Judy. She is so kind to Stuart Lowenstein and Lady (my cats). She is more than flexible with catmoms and is so nice to the humans. When we traveled to California in January, she loaned me a cat cage so I could get my cats to a cat 'hotel' to board them. It was a very kind act! If you are in Oswego or Montgomery and need a vet - try this place. Dr. Judy will for sure take care of your pet as if it was her's. She's wonderful. read more

I would love to thank the entire entire staff at Fox Ridge Veterinary Clinic for caring for my 15 year old family member . Dr. Judy is very caring she always gave me options , trust worthy and truthful. All procedures were done in my presence. I highly recommend this clinic. read more

I took my dog here as she wasn't doing well and she had to be put down. Dr. Judy ...and whole staff were extremely nice and caring ...and took the time to help not only me but my 4 kids through it all. We greatly appreciate the personal, caring services read more

My 13 year old dog has had back and back leg issues. Tried many vets that prescribed drugs but just made him very tired and not sure it even helped with pain. Went to Dr. Judy as an alternative and couldn't be happier. Unlike other vets, she doesn't push buying a package of treatments but just have them until he seems to be better. I've done this 3 times over as many years and it has been great. Doctor Judy and Joann are so kind and caring and the acupuncture has been amazing. I like the approach to medicine. Convenient location, scheduling is easy. I highly recommend Fox Ridge Veterinary Clinic. read more

Dr. Judy is very knowledgeable and the most caring veterinarian I have ever been to for my furkids care. My cat was experiencing some kind of neurological and multiple fractured rib issue. The reason for his condition remains a mystery however, it presented itself as a very complex case. She was highly recommended for acupuncture treatment and I'm grateful for it. Her treatment, calm demeanor, positive reinforcement and compassionate care provided by both her & Joanne along with my cat's determination to improve were the reasons he has recuperated better than could be expected. I highly recommend Fox Ridge Veterinary Clinic. read more

I will definitely not use this vet ever again and you shouldn't either!!! Here is my story: I rescued a cat about 6 weeks ago and when I took him to fox ridge for a check-up she gave us some antibiotics for his conjunctivitis (runny eyes). It turns out he was allergic to this particular antibiotic. Since she had no way of knowing I gave her the benefit of the doubt and brought him back for follow-up treatment. She charged me big bucks to check for ulcers in his eye and when she said she found none she gave us a steroid eye drop and a different antibiotic pill regiment. We continued this treatment for two weeks and did not see much improvement. He began to scratch worse and worse and patches of hair on his ears and around his eye started to fall off. At this point I decided to get a second opinion. I took him to another vet and they determined that he now not only had an eye infection but he also had an ulcer (which the steroid was making worse) and ringworm. So now he has to take an expensive anti-fungal medicine for two months to make sure we clear up the ringworm. While at the new vet it dawned on me that on our second visit to Fox Ridge she put my cat on a carpet on the exam table. This would be why every other vet I have ever visited has a STERILE METAL EXAM TABLE. My cat should not get worse and worse with each and every visit. He is now thankfully on the mend and I couldn't be happier with our new vet OSWEGO ANIMAL HOSPITAL. read more

Really appreciated the wonderful care and treatment my kitty received during his last year. He had been diagnosed with genetic kidney disease and after researching the treatments my vet was suggesting, I sought out additional treatments and discovered acupuncture might help him. It did! He felt much better after each treatment and I feel this help his quality of life the last few months. I highly recommend Dr. Judy! read more

I have been taking my cats and dogs to Fox Ridge Veterinary Clinic over 15 years. A friend of mine referred me to Dr. McBeth and I am so glad she did. Dr. McBeth has always provided excellent care for my pets. She and her staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. They take the time to answer any questions or concerns that I may have. Great office! read more

Fox Ridge Vet clinic has been caring for my yellow lab for 8 years since he was a puppy, Dr. McBeth is professional and knowledgeable, I trust her to keep my dog in excellent health. S. Stiles, Montgomery, IL read more

Dr. Judy is fantastic! I just wish I lived closer so I could bring all my pets here. I first started with one of my Persian cats who was diagnosed with polysystic kidney disease by my local vet. Their treatment protocol for PKD did not sound right so I sought out a holistic vet and that is how I found Fox Ridge. I brought little Jack up there for acupuncture treatments and he definitely enjoyed his last year of life in better comfort than if I had not. A recent misdiagnosis by my now former regular vet had me moving primary care of my Sheltie Duncan to Fox Ridge for treatment after it was determined he did not have a torn ligament but would benefit from acupunture treatment. Dr. Judy takes the time to thoroughly check out the entire pet and offer various options for treatment. I really prefer more holistic treatments as well. In addition, on a recent visit with Duncan I had one of my other shelties with me and discovered a strange lump on him. Dr. Judy took the time to inspect that and was able to take samples to send out. Fortunately it is beneign, but I was so glad she was able to add this unexpected issue in to our regular visit. read more