After months of treatment by several veterinarians, including specialists, Dr. Mark was…read morerecommended. After his first adjustment, my 8-year-old Keeshond is doing better than he has since December 2017, without heavy-hitting drugs. I am astounded and so grateful. I now have hope that my dog will recover. That alone is worth 5 stars.

Absolutely amazing! I wasn't so sure how my dog would act for her first time at the vet. He was…read morevery patient with her until she wasn't scared anymore, you can tell he actually cares about the animals!

This vet and his staff normally one day per month, hold a clinic inside Rural King in Shelbyville…read moreto give locals an opportunity to have their pets vaccinated at a discounted rate. I have went there with my mother and her Shih Tzu for shots. The staff is gives you a clip board and some paperwork to fill out, just like at a human doctor's office, ha, then you may wait about 15 minutes for your turn as it can get quite busy. They then go over a few things about your dog to verify the correct treatment or regiment of shots to administer. And about 5 or 10 minutes later you're done and on your way out the door with your dog, a metal rabies dog tag (if that was a needed shot) and paperwork stating it has been vaccinated. The cost for just a rabies shot is about $25, and for multiple shots, depending on the pets needs, it may go as high as about $60. So this is a bit less expensive than going to the vet's office, and more convenient for some. Appointments are not necessary when going to the one day clinic. It's first come, first served. His office in Waldron about 15 minutes away is right downtown across from the restaurant and near the grocery store. Easy to find in this tiny town, as those are the 2 main busiest businesses in town, ha.

Kurtz Vet has been caring for my animals for decades (2 cats & a dog). They provide excellent care…read moreat an affordable price. I have zero complaints about Dr Robyn or her staff.

They've sold out to a corporation. They now charge around $250 to spay a stray cat. Noop. Won't be…read moreusing this vet again. Too bad, as they've been a good, longtime country vet until now, charging big city prices (though Noblesville vet will do it for $75).

Dr. Harley Robinson is an outstanding veterinarian, whose passion for taking care of animals is…read morewholly evident. He and his staff believe that your pet's best possible life can be now and they work hard to make sure that their clients are as healthy as they can be. He and his staff diagnosed a particularly dangerous form of fungal infection in my beagle known as Blastomycosis. This infection can be hard to diagnose, yet I firmly believe that had I taken her to any other vet, the outcome would not have been good. Three years later, My beagle and I are still strong supporter sof Dr. Robinson and his staff. No other veterinarian will do for us.

From the owner: Founded in 1979, Laughery Valley Veterinary Hospital provides exceptional veterinary care to cats…read moreand dogs in Dillsboro and the surrounding communities. Our team is ready to partner with you to help your cherished pet live a long and happy life.

Just moved to the area and needed a quality Vet for my anxious pittie named Rocky. Staff was super…read morefriendly and Dr. Kami was super good at handling big dogs. Im very happy we selected this Vet practice and will be back with our other dog. Tks, Mike from Moores Hill

This is the best veterinarian service in southeastern Indiana they are very caring of your pet or…read morepets all of the vet techs are great with the pets and are very caring and Dr. Kraushar is a very good and caring veterinarian he is very informative and explains things so you can understand them and he is very reasonable on his prices all in all I would not trust my pet with no one else but the Doctor and the folks at County line veterinary clinic

North Madison Veterinary Clinic is a dream come true for pet owners! Affordable care and friendly,…read morecompetent caregivers await you and your pet there. You won't be disappointed!

I have taken both of my cats to the clinic and they both have received exceptional care. The staff…read moreis very kind and knowledgeable and pricing is reasonable.

Thank you for the wonderful customer service and welcoming a breeder!…read more Very friendly staff and clean environment! I look forward to bringing all of my furbabies to you!

Today (9/9/14) we brought our cat into the office for a walk-in vaccination clinic. There were a…read morenumber of dogs in the office which caused our cat to become very agitated and upset. Despite us saying that he does not like dogs and might need a minute to get out of the carrier, they just dumped him onto the examination table. Next they completely covered our cat with a towel which caused him to hiss at them at which point Dr. Phillips very rudely and unapologetically said that "it was not worth it to him" to try to vaccinate our cat at the price which his clinic was offered. He then walked out of the room with no further explanation. We informed the receptionist and other employees that we felt like Dr. Phillips had treated us very rudely and unprofessionally. They simply said that they couldn't do the walk-in clinic with our cat because they would need to sedate him. Despite this never being advertised in any way, they acted like we should've known that and basically that it was our fault. At no point did anyone offer anything close to an apology. My wife's family has been customers of Dr. Fred Phillips for over 15 years and have reliably taken our animals to him when possible. We will never be returning to this office again with any of ours or our family's animals. Absolutely do not come here if you have a cat and only come with a dog if you have no other option.

Dr. Schweikhardt has been successful for good reason - not only is he very good at what he does,…read morebut he is kind and compassionate to both animals and their human beings. I started going to him when my dog was 8 years old. In between then and when she passed at 16, I took some years and went to another vet after moving over 45 min away from Buck Creek Vet, and that's one of my greatest regrets. I could go into very extensive stories, but I will spare you and simply say that Dr. Doug has three times figured out something fairly significant was wrong with my dog, within a short time after her being seen by another vet. On the third, an emergency vet did give me a "guess" of what was wrong, but it cost $1k to get that far, did they wanted me to pay another $3-5k for testing and acted like it was a bad decision not to. Dr. Doug never once treated me like I made a single poor decision concerning my girl. She was a well-loved, very spoiled dog who lived a very healthy 16 years. I opted to not do chemo for her lymphoma at the end, and with their help, we kept her alive for another 8 months past even the most promising guess of a prognosis. Two months after she should've been gone, we did surgery on a couple skin issues even. And I was never questioned nor treated as if I was doing too much or not enough. Dr. Doug has heard me cry more than most people, and he's always been kind, understanding, patient, and willing to explain every detail and answer a million questions. Over the last year of Bitsy's life, she also saw Dr. Garner several times and she was just as wonderful. I'm so grateful that Buck Creek Vet was there for both my pup AND me. I am 110% confident that they gave me AT LEAST an extra year with my girl. They were blessing in both of our lives, and I will take any future pets there also. You should too!

This is my second time here. So far, they have been very caring to my cats and have been able to…read moreanswer my questions. My vet closed and I had to find a new vet. There is ample parking in the lot and I have been able to get an appointment in a decent time frame. The most recent experience is vaccinations for a stray that showed up at our house. I will take her to get fixed soon, that is a bit pricey but what isn't now days. Hope to be here with my cats for many years.

I've always been the type to "fix" my own animals. Working in healthcare has made that a little…read moreeasier until I just couldn't figure out how to fix my poor dobie girl. She reeked of corn chips, constantly digging,(no fleas), chewing holes in her legs the size of half dollars! I could fix the wounds, but her poor skin got bumpy, raw, and bald. Yes I tried a cone! Finally I gave in when my daughter made the appt. IM SO GLAD I DID!!! Dr Ash is AMAZING! She's very down to earth, calm, friendly, and an all around amazing person! Let's not forget the other staff as well! We were greeted w a huge smile as soon as we walked in. THE ENTIRE STAFF WAS AMAZING TO US and also offered lots of info on how to further help our dogs. 100/100 recommend!!!!!

Probably about a week ago i started looking online for a place to take my little black cat Jiji to…read morehave her eye checked out and to see why she was vomiting shortly after she would eat. I decided upon this place because my grandmother gets her dog Randy's flea and allergy meds. After reading the reviews I was a wee bit apprehensive but I'm pretty sure I saw where it said it was accessible. So I decided to schedule an appointment for her. I arrived for her appointment and There was enough parking in front to where it didn't really matter where I parked. I unloaded my pet carrier onto my rollator and proceeded to the door. I get almost to the door and realize that there is a decent sized step that made it slightly tricky to get in. After struggling with entry and the door I finally get in and went to check in. The front desk clerk was friendly in my opinion and I went to have a seat on the bench in the lobby. The wait wasn't too long but the vet tech brought me and Jiji into the first room. She helped me get the carrier up onto the table that was securely fastened to the (I really liked that). Then I proceeded with my rollator to the side of the table I'm supposed to be on. It was kinda tight and cramped but I managed. Vet tech does her thing after we coaxed Jiji out of the carrier (she buried herself under my Indian blanket) because it had really been her first time ever to the vet since she was kitten and we took her to the neuter scooter. Then the vet comes in and does her assessment and determined that with current situations going on at home and the traveling that she was probably just stressed which made her nervous and that probably what makes her vomit. The eye she tells me is fine and that it's just infected and that she'll have some scarring from the infection but it won't affect her vision. She prescribed me an antibiotic to give her and I asked if they could trim her nails down. After they took her to trim her nails and came back said that she was pretty chill and didn't put up a struggle. We let her get back in her carrier and she dug herself under the blanket again and the tech helped me out to the lobby to pay and then out to put her in the car. Overall I would say the experience wasn't bad at all. Just some slight accessibility issues.