I don't think you could find a more caring vet or staff. Dr Viskocil and her team are caring,…read moreempathetic and knowledgeable. There is no one else I would trust more with my pup than Dr V.

Over the last 20 years, Bretton Ridge Animal Hospital has been there for us and our pups during…read moresome of our most heartbreaking times and our most exciting moments. Providing veterinary services as well as grooming, I don't think I could trust our pups with anyone else.

7/20 Update: updating my review from 1 to 3 stars. I did receive a call in regards to my negative…read morereview and felt that the response and compensation was fair for our poor experience on 7/3.

I have received the best care for my dog here. My dog tore his ACL and they were recommended. He…read moreended up getting both legs done eventually. He has the best vet. He received great care. The rehab facility is amazing as well. I will not take him anywhere else. They have the nicest, friendliest staff.

We contacted Dr. Nicki when our 14-yr-old Lab could no longer get up from his bed. Her office…read moreassistant, Rose, was very kind and helpful when we called. Dr. Nicki arrived with a sweet young man, and both were compassionate with us and our dog Henry. Though the experience was heartbreaking, Dr. Nicki handled everything with gentleness, and made it as painless and as possible. We're grateful for her help at this difficult time. We highly recommend her.

They did amazing when it came time to put my girl down. It always is the worst to have to put a pet…read moreto sleep so they no longer are suffering from cancer.

Dr Mach is incredible. She's kind, honest about hard stuff but optimistic and positive. She spends…read morea lot of time with you to make sure you comprehend the situation in its entirety. I recommend this vet.

I'm writing this with a very heavy heart. Three weeks ago, I brought my cat to River Square Animal…read moreHospital because he was wheezing. I was worried it might be asthma or a respiratory issue. The vet said she didn't feel anything concerning, likely an upper respiratory infection that he'd fight off himself. I asked if we should do an X-ray or more testing, but she said it wasn't necessary and instead had me purchase lysine treats. My cat hated them, but I tried my best. Yesterday, he died suddenly in my arms. The emergency vet confirmed he hadn't choked, but couldn't say what caused it. I have spent a lot of time taking him to appointments here over the past year, and each time I was sent home without much clarity. I'm heartbroken and just wish more care had been taken when I asked for it.

Our family both have been very satisfied with the treatment…read moreand doctors at Vermilion veterinary clinic.

The staff at the Vermillion vet clinc are amazing! I brought my dog in to be spayed there and…read moreeveryone was so kind and gentle with her. They took time to answer all my questions and were very reassuring! She came out of surgery wonderfully with just a small, tidy incision, and is right back to her happy self. We drove in from a neighbouring town, as the Vermillion Clinic offered affordable services with the highest level of skill, thoroughness and care. Highly recommend.

Dr. Decker is amazing! She has been helping our St. Bernard Scout heal and recover over the past…read moreyear. Her commitment to healing animals is evident from the moment you meet her. It takes a while to get an appointment, because she is so busy, but it is well worth the wait!

Brought my dogs to Dr Debra Decker. She left acupuncture needles in my dogs three times and did not…read moreappear concerned other than to indicate I can just throw them away. My regular vet told me that he does not like acupuncture as he had to do surgery on a dog who had a needle left in him by an acupuncturist. I found the needles after we got home. She is not certified in acupuncture which I learned late in the game . It became evident to me over time something was not right and then I researched it, I found she was not certified. She used an activator to "adjust" the spines of my dogs but I see no chiropractic certification listed. She mentioned she "took a class" versus hours and years of study required for certifications. My dogs came out limping twice after she did this on I called them the "limping twins." They were not limping before her treatment for which she is not certified by any organization to identify subluxations or treat. After her acupuncture of one of my dogs at 2PM, he came out at 3:30 PM and was sagging and splaying his back legs for 2 months until I took him to a certified acupuncturist who fixed the problem. Dr. Debra Decker did not address the problem as to why after her treatment he was more significantly hobbled, and told me to raise his food bowl and provide traction on the floor. This misses the point as he did not require that before 2PM that day. I told her on that day, before the treatment, that the dog was doing so well, walking further and not demonstrating weakness so you can imagine my confusion when he came out sagging/splay to the floor at his next meal. She gave my dogs B12 shots whether they needed them or not till I said I wanted blood testing before any more shots. We never got any more shots after I found out they had normal B12 levels. She also gave a shot of a homeopathic and when I asked her how long it lasts she said she did not know. I found Dr. Debra Decker to be symptom driven and reactive and not proactive as the definition of holistic implies. She dubs herself integrative and I did not experience that benefit either with my dogs conditions. I have worked with holistic/integrative vets for 25 years and she does not embody the paradigm in my experience. I find her continuing learning is absent as answers to my questions on things were met with "I don't know." Her approach in my experience was more western medicine, dealing with symptoms and not seeing imbalances before symptoms arise. She gave my dogs testing for Vitamin D and CRP. The results from the lab indicated potential actions that should be taken to aid in the diagnosis of inflammation one dog had, one of which Cancer as a possible source of the test results. I asked her for cancer testing and she said she didn't know of any. The very lab that suggested follow up to see if my dog had cancer offers a cancer marker test. This was on the dog's labwork in December of 2020 and May of 2021 and Dr. Decker never followed up on looking for cancer, twice. The test claims to identify cancer 6 months in advance. My dog was in fact diagnosed 6 months almost to the day of the May 2021 recommendation which she never followed up on, of a horrible cancer and died. Due diligence was not done. I told her changes in my dog's energy level, behavior etc... and she said "it's hot outside". I was the one who pinned down a problem with my dog's low albumin level over many blood samples taken in almost a year. Dr. Decker did not approach this as a holistic veterinarian, who would view the pattern of the blood value going down with each draw. Dr. Debra Decker charges fees for medical management but in my experience it is just a line on a bill. When I told her my dog was on an unbalanced diet she told me to just "keep doing what you are doing." Unbalanced diets over time are harmful and she does say she offers "nutrition counseling." I never experienced this offering even though my dog had a condition that required dietary intervention. Her extended charges are applied to laser several joints/areas. Right now I can get all of my dog's joints/areas lasered for 40 dollars versus 73 that she charged. She was going to give my dog a specific chinese herb for his kidney problem in June of 2021 and she gave him a totally different one for some problem he did not have. (but the other dog did have). Did she mix up the dogs? It happened more than once calling the dog the name of the other dog. I gave the herb to the dog for 2 months. After the August 12th acupuncture, my now dead dog developed a mass of 8 cm within one week in the spot she put an acupuncture needle into. At the next appointment in September, Dr. Debra Decker did not even look at the mass, nor did she examine my dog, as the line charge would imply, even though this was a huge change in the dog's medical status. She did not even touch the dog. It was after this appointment I decided enough was enough, paying over the standard for one star care.

This was our dogs first stay at Wellington Veterinary Clinic, and overall, we are glad that our…read moredogs were cared for. However, our experience was overshadowed by a disappointing issue regarding billing transparency. We were not informed ahead of time about the after-hours pickip charge being applied per animal, which came as an unexpected surprise. While one of the receptionists did offer to let me speak with the office manager, the interaction that followed was frustrating. When I explained that the issue stemmed from a lack of clear communication about the additional charges, I was repeatedly told it was a misunderstanding on my part. Unfortunately, the tone felt condescending rather than supportive, which led to more frustration. Clear and upfront communication is essential, especially when it comes to pricing. Due to this experience, we will not be boarding our dogs here again.

Had our Lola Mae, our boxer spayed at Wellington Veterinary Clinic (We were referred by a friend…read morewho had their boxer also spayed here). What wonderful veterinarians, they made us feel very at easy when bringing her in. They treated our baby so well and made sure she was pain free. I loved the pain meds they gave us, Lola chews them up without a fight of trying to get her to swallow them. Staff was outstanding. They are now our new veterinary clinic.

Dr Jackson is the sole reason I come to this vet clinic. He is an absolute amazing Veterinarian…read more He has been treated my fur babies for over 20 years at a previous vet clinic. And I followed him to here. His staff is always friendly and appear to be very knowledgeable. I am always treated with respect here. Thank you for that.

Always get the best care here. They are very caring…read more To me they are like family and treat you the same way. Two of my dogs have high anxiety that other people at other places didn't feel comfortable. They embrace them and try to make them comfortable. I wouldn't go anywhere else.