When my boyfriend and I moved to Baker City we also brought with us one spoiled, aging, plump cat…read more A couple days after settling in, we started looking for a local veterinarian that could take over as her primary care doctor. Really, this is just for her twice monthly nail clippings that she will fight tooth and nail at home to avoid, but sits docilely in the lap of a stranger in a clinic. We looked up our options and wound up calling The Family Animal Doctor. The clinic itself is on the outskirts of town and has plenty of parking, even for horse trailers. Each of the staff are caring and really friendly. My cat has no problems with any of them. A really nice touch was the birthday card they sent her that came with a free small toy mouse we could pick up the next time we stopped by. Well, she loved that little mouse and now we have to buy her a new one because she either ate it or lost it, in either case, it has disappeared. The Family Animal Doctor has definitely made repeat customers of us.

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Matt Kerns should be more empathetic to animals that are scared, after all he is a veterinarian. He…read moreseemed angry at my cat after she clawed him. What does he expect, he jab her several times in neck with a needle after he soaked her with alcohol. I would have clawed him too.

Mostly the staff is just inconsiderate. Run of the mill clinic with seemingly no time to hear you…read moreout and more focused on how stressful their job is. Bad vibes! I worked in the automotive industry for years and listening to people is a must no matter if they are right or wrong. Devils in the details I always say. Used this clinic for 10+ years and it's only gone downhill.

Love this place! We are new to the area and unfortunately tried a different clinic first…read more Thankfully we found Dr Danforth and could not be happier. This is a busy place, you can tell all the staff love animals and the clients are welcomed and comfortable. I highly recommend to come here!

I was visiting from California with my two dogs. My 14 year old Havanese had a rough time on the…read moretrip and his condition worsened once we arrived here in Cove. I took Zappa (my dog) to Animal Health Center and they got us in on an emergency basis. Unfortunately, it was determined that he had extensive cancer and I made the difficult decision to have Zappa euthanized. The kindness, caring, professionalism and sensitivity shown to me and Zappa was so appreciated. If I were to stay in the area, this would definitely be my veterinarian group. I will be forever grateful to the staff for their excellent care.

We have large breed dogs (Cane Corso's ) and both Lee and Emily "Dr. Darch" have been a wonderful…read moretreating them over the years. From standard exams to more extensive critical care. Our family recommends this facility for our beloved animals.

Up from Texas visiting our grandkids in Baker City and our little dog was quit sick. I drove her to…read moreLa Grande to get her treated as the veterinarian in Baker City was just to busy to work her in and couldn't see her for 3 days Grande Ronde said bring her in no problem The Doctor service and staff were very friendly and I felt she got excellent care at reasonable price. If I'm here again and she needs help I know where I'm taking her Thanks to everyone at Grande Ronde Animal Hospital

My poor dog. The most intimate details of his life posted here on Yelp…read more We were out at the SSBB's family spread near Flora which is slightly west of BFE. The dog had been under the weather for a day or two but it got much, much worse out in the sticks. Let's just say that things became, shall we say, "explosive" even after zero food. After a quick phone call to Laurelhurst Vet it was confirmed Clavey needed to go to a vet, STAT. I loaded him into the car and off we went to Enterprise, about 35 miles away. As soon as I got cell service, I pulled over and started googling vets. The first one I got through to was out of town. Red Barn answered and Dr. Zwanziger took the time to stay on the phone with and guide me, turn by turn, to his office located (surprise!) next to a red barn. Since it was a Saturday I felt lucky that anyone was willing to see my dog - it's not like he's a regular patient. Dr. K (for Karl, I think Zwanziger doesn't really roll of some people's tongue) greeted me, opened up the clinic (he and his wife live in the adorable house next door) and got to work on C-Dog. He could tell from his gums that Clavey was slightly dehydrated but his temp was fine. By this point I was really starting to worry about my pooch. He'd become lethargic (those of you that know and love him know that he's quite the runner) and he's also 11, so....you know. Dr. K started with a blood panel and pancreatic function test, after numerous questions about possible things Clavey could've eaten (did you know dogs can get steelhead poisoning? Me neither). I watch "Grey's Anatomy" y'all, pancreas trouble is no bueno. While those were going he pushed IV fluids in this weird way where they inflate air pockets under the skin and put a lot of fluid in fast. That way the animal doesn't have to sit around all day getting fluid. The vet and I chatted as he was working. He went to WSU so we bonded over our respective magnificent football teams. Despite his Cougar allegiance, he was nice to Clavey, who is a Husky. There was a cat in the back room meowing quite loudly, so I asked what its deal was. Dr. K said that he spays and neuters feral cats pro bono before they are sent to the ASPCA. Awesome, right? Check this: his wife saw the cat, decided that she wanted it and boom! Feral cat gets nice comfy home with his own personal vet. After all the tests were done, Clavey was diagnosed with a moderate case of pancreatitis, probably something he ate. Our best guess of what he got into was something on the ground at Lindo Michoacan. Apparently the dog doesn't have the same tolerance to hot sauce as the cat. He was given a shot for pain and I was given two types of pills as well as a probiotic supplement and special food to treat him at home. All you pet owners know that vet care isn't cheap and emergency vet care REALLY isn't cheap. After close to an hour and a half there I had steeled myself for a $600+ bill, especially with all the meds and tests. I calmly asked if they took cards (they do, all of them, except Discover) as he handed me the paperwork. Only $200! Are you kidding me?! Dr. K, I think you should change your name to Dr. Doolittle. I have never been so impressed with a vet's "bedside" manner - calming and soothing to a very sick dog and a very worried owner.

We are on vacation traveling with our two children, Charlie and Wilson ( Jack Russell's). Our…read morelittle Charlie became very ill and was in an extremely bad way with vomiting, extreme diarrhea and dehydration. We took her to Dr. Karl and after an extensive evaluation, he decided to keep her overnight and she was put on an IV drip and various meds. We picked her up next day and she appeared to be back to normal. We collectively felt the issue to be Iritable Bowel Sydrome and were given meds and a suggestion on a change of diet to a prescription. Long and short, we are 3 weeks down the road and she is back to normal and loves her new food. We can't say enough about Dr. Karl and his practice. He is very easy to talk to, professional yet personable and very calm and comforting. We felt absolutely comfortable with him right from the start and would highly recommend him to anyone looking for an excellent Veterinary Professional.

Just make sure you ask for and see Dr. Colleen!!! She is super compassionate and takes the time to…read moreexplain things to her clients. The prices are way better than the big city.

Piss poor documentation. Can't even document my dogs vaccines correctly or at all even. Very…read moredisappointed. This vet. Is great, her staff sucks. Unfortunately I will no longer go there now do to this.