Very pleased! I think very highly of Dr. Beck. She is compassionate and is willing to take the time…read moreto explain medical issues, treatments, etc.. I also love veterinary technician Kaitlyn. She is the best.!

Dr Beck is always kind, spends time explaining my dog's issues and is always pleasant. Never had a…read morebad experience with any doctor there and I've been going for about 20 years.

What an incredible clinic! I can't say enough about the positive experience Andi gets there each…read moreweek from Dr. Gambel and Cody! Andi gets acupuncture from Dr. Gambel. Dr. Gambel has incredible knowledge and awesome doctor-patient skills. Each visit she takes her time and asks how Andi is doing and always looks for ways to continue to make her better. Cody gives her special attention and keeps her calm as she gets her acupuncture. Andi and I are so thankful and blessed to have such an incredible team!

Chateau Veterinary Hospital was absolutely amazing--especially if you're traveling internationally…read morewith a pet, or honestly, if you just need an exceptional vet. They handled our international health certificate for our dog, Chester, and our cat, Muscade, and made what is usually a very stressful process feel completely manageable. Summer Stein was our main point of contact, and she is truly an expert when it comes to international travel paperwork. Dr. Fraser completed the health screening, and the entire process was seamless. One huge bonus that not many people realize: if you're traveling with two pets, they can be listed on one health certificate. That alone saved us time, money, and unnecessary stress. Before finding Chateau, I had reached out to several clinics and felt overwhelmed and unsure. The moment Summer answered my call, I felt confident we were in the right hands--and I was right. We arrived in France with zero issues. One very important tip for anyone traveling internationally with pets: yes, the health certificate must be validated within 10 days of travel, but your vet appointment should be scheduled at least one month before your departure. This allows enough time for the USDA to process, endorse, and mail everything back to you. Summer guided us through this timing perfectly. I also really appreciated that they had us test anti-anxiety medication before travel to ensure the correct dosage. Best advice ever. It made a world of difference knowing exactly what Chester needed--and to be clear, these are not tranquilizers, which are forbidden for international travel. We even had to recheck Chester in Paris for our connecting flight to Nice. He refused additional medication at that point but still did very well. There were no issues--no barking, no complaints from airline staff, and he remained calm throughout the entire process. He was understandably nervous by the time we picked him up in Nice, but he was completely okay. I was nervous about giving him medication in the first place, but testing it ahead of time and following their guidance truly paid off. Another thing worth mentioning: Chester is an anxious dog when it comes to vet visits. He's sweet--not aggressive--just scared. The team handled his exam and vaccinations with patience, calm, and confidence. They clearly know how to work thoughtfully with nervous animals, and that meant a lot to us. I also really appreciated that they offer happy visits, where you can stop in without an appointment just to help your pet feel comfortable with the vet and environment--no exam, no stress, just positive exposure. Beyond all of that, this is simply an outstanding veterinary office. Everyone is incredibly kind, organized, professional, welcoming, and knowledgeable--what more could you ask for? It's clearly a locally owned practice, not a corporate chain, and that shows in every interaction. I had a terrible experience at a corporate vet prior to this, and honestly, I'm grateful for it because it led me to Chateau Veterinary Hospital. Thank you so much to the entire team at Chateau Veterinary Hospital. We truly couldn't have done this without you. We're now happily settled and enjoying our life in France.

Picking a vet was hard. Everyone has an opinion and there is no one size fits all. After lots of…read moreinternet research, several phone interviews and a visit to the finalists I chose Dr. Diggs to care for our new furry family member. Dr. Diggs is a straightforward no fluff kind of doctor and I love that. Tell me what Tucker needs to be happy and healthy. Am I right?! Two key pieces of advice that he shared: 1) only scientifically backed diets (there are options for any budget) 2) every animal needs to have a job (herding, service, agility, etc...) It gives them purpose and brings joy All star has fair prices. Not as low as the budget spots but they consistently price at or below the others. If you can afford it, his fur-side manner alone makes up the difference. The entire staff is lovely. Even after a full year of shots and a neuter Tucker still gets excited to go to All Star!

A couple months ago I brought my cat here because his leg was hurting and he was crying out with…read morepain and they proceeded to do an xray and tell me nothing was wrong...however I had a feeling something was wrong and brought him to another vet (again was charged another 600!!!! for ANOTHER x ray) for them to tell me his leg was out of socket...needed to have surgery. My appointment felt rushed and I was very disappointed in the outcome, go to a cat hospital if you are a cat person.

I can't say enough good things about Furry Friends Animal Clinic. The care and compassion they show…read moreto both pets and their owners is exceptional. Their prices are very affordable, and I truly appreciate that quality care doesn't have to come with an overwhelming cost. I live quite a distance away, but I don't mind the drive at all because the care my pets receive is worth every mile. Dr. Riedel is wonderful. She is down-to-earth, takes the time to explain everything clearly, and never makes you feel rushed. Unlike some veterinarians who seem eager to move on to the next appointment, she listens, answers questions thoroughly, and genuinely cares about helping you make the best decisions for your pet. If you're looking for a veterinary clinic that combines compassion, professionalism, and affordability, I highly recommend Furry Friends Animal Clinic. They have earned my trust, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for outstanding veterinary care.

This is an amazing veterinarian office. Too Their professionalism to the kindness they have for my…read morefurry babies .they have seen me through an older dog passing to the life of my current dog, sexy Dean.

I love the staff at this office, they are very patient, they are always willing to see my cats when…read morethere is an emergency. Dr Sarah Young is amazing, always listens, gives me care options and I always trust her advice. I am very happy with this vet center.

Definetly not a professional on sight I agree with those that say all about the money. Came in with…read morean emergency snake bite and imidietly gave the dog steroids eith wich is a red light counter indication becuas i t makes helaing slow down and causes ukcerations inside the animal as per every other snake bite expert out there then tri3d to feed me a lie and calm me down assuming im that ignorant. Sent me home with a prescription for antibiotics which is also a counter indication. He did the 1 worst thing you can do to a canine with asnake bite and the second one after charged me 100 bicks for it and feed me a lie. That guys is nust a bad actor with no clue other than saleman ship. It squitw obvious.

Incredible staff and vets. Had our first scheduled visit for 1:00pm and we were taken back to the…read moreexamination room at 12:55. Everyone already knew Paisleys name and made us both feel very comfortable. After her wellness check and her annual shots we were out the door by 1:30. So glad my friend recommended them. Thanks guys!

My typical experience here: wait 30 minutes to an hour past the appointment time to be seen. Around…read more25 minutes in, check with reception; either there's only one vet seeing patients (the other is in surgery), or there have been multiple emergency patients today, or both. I get it - you have to triage patients. But if it's like this every day, there should be communication when your clients check in, or ideally text them an hour or so before the appointment time to let them know if they can expect to be seen on time or if there will be a delay. In my most recent visit, I checked with reception after a half hour of waiting, and I was told that they did not have an estimate on when I'd be seen. Two stars because the folks here do seem to care about their patients, but are - at best - indifferent to their clients.

Always a great experience. Chico has been visiting since a pup and they always make sure to take…read moregreat care of him

Had an emergency with my service dog while away from home in California. Could not be happier with…read morethe care we got. The staff were so kind to us and my dog. Friendly. Professional. Reasonably priced. We ended up taking my step sons dog there for vaccines a month later. Doctor is amazing ! Also they do military discounts !

I love Canal St Vet- the vets are caring and make suggestions and explain options without being…read morepushy. They're great with all my cats, including my high-stress anxiety cat and my new kitten and give suggestions that take into account the specific cat and their temperament. Everyone is very friendly and helpful.

Dr. Jenny is extremely caring and understanding of financial concerns. She is alway giving my dog…read morethe utmost care without the sales pitch and add ons that other vets have done to me in the past. I always feel like everything is straightforward and honest when I visit Canal St. Vet Hospital.