I adopted an amazing puppy named Sissy . The staff is great and the volunteers I met were very…read moreinformative. Thanks to all of them

We'd used Craig's List to get a 6 month old dog but in less than 24 hours learned that not only was…read moreshe dangerous to our elderly dog, she was extremely food aggressive. She bit me badly enough that I needed stitches. We couldn't get in touch with the owners. To keep the story short, Mike (I can't remember his last name) the enforcement supervisor at the humane society managed to locate the owners and arrangements were made for us to return the dog to them in three days. However, after our second night with the dog, we acknowledged we couldn't wait that long. Mike spent his Sunday making it possible for us to immediately bring her to the county facility. I couldn't praise Mike more.

I am heartbroken and extremely disappointed with the care my dog received at Crater Animal Clinic…read more I first brought her in because she had lost interest in food. She was prescribed antibiotics, but after a week there was still no improvement. The vet then suggested IV antibiotics, followed by an ultrasound, which showed a small lesion on her liver. The recommendation was a surgical biopsy. When I asked how my dog would recover from surgery when she still wasn't eating, the response I received was simply to "force feed her." Another test was suggested (a chest X-ray), and desperate to help my dog, I agreed. After hours of waiting with no communication, I had to call myself--only to be told by a vet tech that the X-rays showed no abnormalities and the note from the vet was, "continue with what you're doing." When I arrived to pick up my dog, the first thing I was met with was a request for payment--before I was even able to speak with the vet. It became clear to me at that moment that this office prioritizes dollars over the well-being of their patients. To make matters worse, my dog was brought out soiled and clearly uncared for while in their holding kennel. The following day, a home vet came to evaluate her and immediately identified jaundice--something this vet office never mentioned. Tragically, my sweet girl did not recover, and I had to say goodbye. I am sharing this experience because I would never want another pet parent to go through what we did. Our animals deserve compassionate, thorough, and attentive care--qualities I did not see reflected here.

We board our cat, Jo Bean, whenever we take a vacation. Everyone is always so kind to her. The…read moreladies really seem to care about Jo Bean and they treat her like their own. Very nice and professional front desk staff. Pleasant attitudes always. Rebecca and Maryann are two of the ladies who took care of her this last time and they are really great people. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend Crater Animal Clinic.

WONDERFUL breeder or beautiful Australian Labradoodles. Temperament of Kathy's dogs is…read moreamazing-gentle and loving. And she has always been available when we have questions. Highly recommend!

Pros: staff was very nice, communicative, accommodating. Prices were reasonable. Daycare worked…read moreout great and I would recommend it. They make sure vaccines are up to date and have protocols in case a pet is sick/hurt which i appreciate. They also have a separate small dog area which is essential. Cons: the kennels were like a prison. Concrete and chain link fence/gate.Loud and echoes. Can't imagine how a dog would be comfortable there. I made sure my dog did not stay after group daycare hours so he wasn't put there. Overall I was happy with my daycare experience and would use them again for this service!

We have boarded our German Shepherd here, three times now and every time it has been a great…read moreexperience. The staff has been super friendly. Our dog was nervous each time, but he has anxiety and is a shepherd lol. Never had an issue with them. And pretty reasonably priced!

Penny is the best in the valley. All I have to say to my dog is "we're going to see penny" he gets…read moreso excited. we've used Penny for 3yrs now. Unfortunately we are moving &. had to say goodby. Give her a try.

Penni is very sweet and she did a great job on my little Echo. Echo is only 6 months old and has…read morenever been to a groomer. She's a purebred malamute so I wanted to get her started early so she understands that going to the groomers is a good thing. Penni did great with her. She looked beautiful, smelled wonderful and felt sooooo soft! She had her work cut out for her since she is puppy and it was her 1st time being groomed. There was a couple spots on Echo that she couldn't get to because of Echo not wanting her to. She explained that she didn't want to stress her out anymore than we already had being that she was doing something new and with out mom around. I did appreciate that. Echo came home with a cute little bandana on was so beautiful. We'll be back!

We started working with Gueseppe in December of 2025 after our almost 2 year old Aussie, Jett had…read moreseveral instances of almost backing out of her harness and into traffic while walking downtown. She was also very uneasy during all of her walks and endlessly scanned her entire surroundings. It was physically and emotionally exhausting for all of us. The phone consultation was fantastic. Gueseppe asked us a series of questions about her training to date, what we thought was causing her to be nervous and what we wanted to get out of training. We want to be able to travel with her and ensure her safety, was our ultimate goal. We enrolled in the 2-month package with Jett. She was reluctant to enter the building and Gueseppe got to see first hand what a mini Jett panic attack looked like. Our first session was focused on motivation, conditioning and rewarding the behavior we expected her to do. Training with a slip collar made a huge & positive difference in making sure our communication was clear up and down the leash. We used the agility equipment to help her overcome fears of walking on different surfaces. Each week, we got homework to build on the previous learnings and started to see how putting her into obedience brought Jett comfort. We started to see a new spring in her step. By the third session we had already started to see her make breakthroughs in confidence, clarity and calmness when arriving to school. This was when we started working with Tiffany, who was wonderful. She spent a lot of time training me on how to be clear in my communication without bending down and becoming tangled up in the leash. The training of the human gave me so much insight into how I was inadvertently reinforcing the feeling of panic for Jett and I've learned how to dial it way back. I could see and feel Jett's emotional growth. I think she also could feel me getting more relaxed. The major growth day was the day we did a walk downtown with her and Tiffany walked with us as coach. We literally faced every situation that had caused Jett and I to panic in the past. When we got back to the school, we were all so proud of Jett. At our last class, Gueseppe joined us and Jett was happy to show him everything she had learned. Jett has graduated now and we are continuing our work with pack walks, alumni training days and taking her out into situations that we would normally have shied away from. The bonding we've experienced with Jett has been an incredible gift. She used to drool (she gets carsick) at the idea of getting into the car. She now gets excited and puts her paws up so she can be lifted in. Long story short. This training was the best money we have ever spent on any dog training course. We have a small and mighty toolbox to ensure that we are successful in all situations. We have a stronger bond with our pup and our older Aussie is enjoying going on walks with her now. My confidence is much stronger and the gratitude we feel for Companion Canine coming to Jacksonville, OR is immerse.

I sent ZIVA my 18 month Great Dane to COMPANION CANINES for a two week Board & Train Boot Camp. I…read moregot Ziva as a 6 week old puppy and was training her myself to be my Mobility Service Dog & she was doing very well....until she was 8 months old and was poisoned & spent 7 weeks in her crate. Her training went out to the window. She started knocking me down & Stomping on me to the point I had broken ribs. 10 more weeks in either her crate or dog run & she really needed an Attitude Adjustment! They did an EXCELLENT JOB! Ziva now has her CGC & will soon pass her Public Access test for ADA . Ziva is a joy again & is welcome in any grocery store, his box store & medical facilities! I'm Thrilled with the progress CC made & am very pleased with their Follow Up programs. I Highly Recommend these two Awesome Trainers! Best of Luck Christie & Ziva

Dr. Graber is the best cat vet I've had in 43 years of owning the little monsters. Her depth of…read moreexperience and the intuition she brings to balancing complex health issues has gotten my cats and I thru some difficult problems. She listens and explains well with sincere compassion. The staff are courteous and very helpful, and my cats really appreciate the private kitty waiting room. The pharmacy can be frustrating with communication. They're great at letting you know when your Rx is ready, but there have been a couple of times when there was a delay on their end and I was left in the dark despite calls to inquire. Definitely, be sure to call in refills 3 days in advance at least.

Everyone has always been kind and pleasant to work with. I've yet to have an issue getting and…read moreappointment at convenient days and times. The techs and vets I've worked with have been professional and great with my dogs. They are all hands on with pet examinations- which is a huge plus! I've been to clinics and hospitals where they take your dog make you wait then pit you in a room and all the vet does and look at your dog and base diagnoses on what you're saying. Not once touched my dog. Here! Each vet has gotten down on the floor and physically examined every inch and didn't mind dog hair or kisses at all! A plus for me! They give you options (if there are any) for possible care and have always been conscious of the price instead of just pushing treatments no one but the 1% can afford. It's an hour drive for me BUT if you care for your pets and want quality care try this place out! Next- wish they had 24hr or late hr emergency services- then they would be top tier! One can only wish

We rescued our dog in July of 2025 after her family of 12 years relocated and left her behind. It…read morebroke my heart for her so we adopted her to live out her life with us. She started drinking excessively, urinating in the house, shedding and panting excessively. Dr. Winters tested her for everything possible and he was so nice through all of that while being aware of the cost. All test have come back good and now we are on to internal medicine to see if they can help. Dr. Winters has been great through this very frustrating process. My other dogs have seen the other vet Dr. Wheeler and she is also amazing especially with my very anxious dog. We have been to 2 other vet offices in the 4 years we have been in this area and Phoenix Animal Hospital has been the best by far.

I won't take my pets anywhere else. Dr. Glenn and his Staff are the people that you need most when…read moresomething awful happens to your fur baby. Our most recent visit was unplanned and I felt it was emergent. I loaded my fur baby into the car and headed straight to the office. I was expecting the worst case scenario, but hoping for the best. Dakota (Front Desk Coordinator/ Miracle Worker) has been consistently kind, compassionate and always upbeat and welcoming over the years. This visit was no different. Dakota is very calming and compassionate. Even though it was an extremely busy day of surgeries and scheduled appointments, Dakota managed to plea on our behalf and was able to fit us in for a "drop off appointment" for just $70 (NOTE: This is extremely generous considering the circumstances; about the same a the cost of an annual exam). I agreed to the necessary x-rays and signed off on the quoted range for what was the best case scenerio: Two x-rays + the medication/procedure to induce vomiting (I recall it being a range of $323-$520 something) *fingers crossed* Even with such a tight schedule, Dr. Glenn Winters himself called me within ~1hr and told me the "good news". My pup did not swallow an object as I suspected, but rather had a case of "Dog colitis". l had to look it up. Dr. Winters is very confident that they only needed to take a single x-ray and my pup needed 2 medications to soothe the inflammation of his bowels; I was able to pick him up and take him home right away. I was hopeful, yet skeptical that the severe symptoms (sudden blood coming out of rear, some vomiting, no eating for 24hrs, becoming lethargic) were so easily diagnosed. Dr. Winters did not require blood work, no extensive lab panel(s), no overnight fees, no extra fee-fee, very straight forward. The final bill was MUCH LESS than originally estimated. He was exactly right on the diagnosis. Damn, this Dr. has a real gift when it comes to animals. This place Under promises and OVER DELIVERS each and every time. 10/10. 5-stars for Yelp, but when a place is consistently 5-stars, you just hafta give them proper credit. I picked my pup up right away, I brought him home and force fed him his 2 pills and watched him like a hawk for the rest of the day. There has been an almost immediate improvement in his condition after administering the 1st doses. Wow, just wow. Thank goodness for Dr. Winters, I honestly don't know what I'd do without his EXPERTISE :D