This is where our dog Zoe stays whenever we need an overnight sitter. It's a great home environment…read moreand Mattison is an amazing dog trainer who genuinely cares about the dogs in her care. She has also done great training sessions with Zoe including leash behavior, helping reduce separation anxiety, and so much more. Highly recommend!

Mattison has a true gift for working with dogs! She's been instrumental in helping our dog Zoe…read morelearn good manners as well as socialization. She genuinely cares about the well-being of any animal she works with and I feel safe when Zoe is in her care. I highly recommend Mattison and Heel Dog Training.

I am surprised to see the amount of negative reviews for this Vet. We live in Lake Havasu and I…read morehave a very temperamental French bulldog that has a slew of issues. Two times he has been here for emergency surgery and care. And it has been nothing short of amazing. They would call me text me, etc. with any updates for him. The first time he was in it was for four days for a stomach surgery. The second time he was in they cared for him after another Vet completely left me high and dry after they performed surgery on him they assured me if I brought him here they would give him fluids keep him quiet, etc. and make sure that the surgery that was performed on him was up to par. I have never had any issues with this vet nor have I had an astronomical bill for the care that my dog has received. So needless to say, I am shocked at their reviews cause I've always had a good experience and we will be back and always try and recommend people here.

My first visit went well. My boy was having a problem, we went in under urgent care, and they were…read moreresponsive and got us in pretty quickly. The follow up visit was a bit different. The vet was great but the assistant, not so much. My boy is a bit mouthy (it's a breed thing) and will bite if I do something he doesn't like; he'll do that to anyone. The assistant tried to take his temperature and he resisted by moving his head around--the assistant tried to force it and he gently went to "mouth" her hand. Rather than calming him before trying again, she snapped at him and stuck the thermometer in his arm pit. She wasn't particularly personable in general but scorning my dog (or any dog) because they're uncomfortable with having a foreign object shoved into their ear is uncalled for. My boy loves everyone, he's a very happy go lucky dog and was excited and playful and the assistant completely disregarded that and behaved like she didn't want anything to do with him--he tried to engage her and she brushed him off. This is very rude behavior coming for a company where professionalism and compassion for the animal should be first and foremost. The other concern was that I explained to the vet that my boy was resisting the med--I was able to trick him the first few times but each subsequent time was more challenging as he's a great quick learner. I asked for an alternative that could be applied differently as I didn't think he would comply with additional applications of what she gave me--she told me to keep trying and she could prescribe the alternative if I continued to have difficulties. As I suspected, he no longer allowed me to apply the original med. So he received three applications, I think, but nothing additional after the follow up visit (which was kind of the point of scheduling a few days after the original urgent care visit, to get the alternative med she mentioned in the first visit). I know my dog, I fully respect him even when he's being stubborn about something that needs to be done--I'll find another way that doesn't bother him. But the vet removed that option even though I was willing to pay for the additional prescription--I mean, really, why not just listen to the owner/handler and prescribe a med that is less stressful to the dog? Lastly, I keep getting emails from them titled "How'd we do?" with a survey link that doesn't work--I've mentioned it to them previously but it's still not fixed or I would've just completed their survey and provided this feedback.

I have taken my pups here for 6 years and have always had a great experience with the nurses and…read moredoctors. They are professional, give me options and are thorough!

The Doctors and staff are very caring, competent and professional. We trust the care they give our…read morefour dogs (some have been going for years to Continental). I know Dr. Green also volunteers her time to help at High Country Humane.

Moran is AMAZING! Moran is the only person I would trust to watch our beloved girl, Paikea…read more Moran is extremely experienced and very professional! She sends me many video and picture updates while we are away, which brings me so much comfort and joy! My dog was having a slew of health issues this summer and Moran totally stayed on top of Paikea's many medications! Moran is also an incredible dog trainer. She is knowledgeable and insightful when it comes to dog behavior and training. She knows how to safely and appropriately deal with a slew of behavior issues. My foster dog was boarded at Moran's along with my own dog this summer. He went from an insecure, scared dog around other dogs, to a full blown social butterfly when I came to pick them up! He now spends HOURS at the dog park with his new owners! I always know that Paikea is in the best hands with Moran! Moran is compassionate and it's obvious she LOVES what she does! If you are looking for a dependable, experienced Dogsitter or trainer, Moran is the lady to call! Reach out to her early though, because she books up FAST!

She treats our dog like family. She communicates well and has done a great job of helping us…read moreprogress and understand a difficult breed. This is what you were hoping to find when you want pet care. We use her for daycare and boarding and are grateful for what she does for our pet. Highly recommend!

This is a great non profit that does the best they can with what they have. I can't speak on…read morepuppies being sick or kittens. What I can say is that when you first walk in it's very crowded so many kittens in kennels. It breaks my heart! (Not their fault) we need more fosters and people to adopt that will take care of these babies. I was going to get vaccines during their low cost clinic, and ended up going to HCH because they had a sooner date for a sick clinic as well. So that was the reason I went somewhere else. But I do hope they can get more adoptions going, for kitties and pups! I did find the staff to be very nice and welcoming! Huge hill to drive up though

Thank you for caring for the animals However they did deny…read moreme adoption to take a puppy to a show... whats more important a show or a dogs life

Kelly was amazing working with and de-escalating my reactive dog! He is a Bully breed and very…read moreobstinate and she trained him tirelessly so he is a better citizen and our household is calmer and happier. Kelly puts safety first and is accountable, knowledgeable and kind over all else. I would HIGHLY recommend her with your furry loved ones :)

Kelly loves my pets almost as much I do! Kelly has cared for our pets while we travel multiple…read moretimes over the past year. I appreciate knowing that a professional is caring for them, especially if we're out of the country. A few reasons I love having Kelly as a pet sitter: 1. I can tell she genuinely likes our pets and enjoys visiting them. 2. She's a great communicator. She made sure she had all the info on shots, vets, food, etc, etc before our first trip. If there's an issue (like an escaped cat in our case - our fault), we hear from Kelly immediately so we can help resolve the situation. During our last trip, we even got a text of the dogs on a walk! 3. She's super responsible. She won't stop caring for our pets until she knows we're home. So if we get stuck in snowstorm or have a delayed flight, our pets are the last thing we have to worry about. In short, knowing she's caring for our pets gives us a peace of mind while we're gone.

Midtown has been taking care of my Nova for just over a year now. I have been to several other vets…read morein town and they are by far my favorite. My dog has a very complicated immune system disorder. It took time to get a diagnosis but they were thorough and determined to find out what going on with her. They were able to determine she has polysystemic immune mediated disease. It gave her kidney disease and Evan's syndrome. Keeping Nova healthy is a delicate balance but they were able to get her stable. Having more time with Nova is everything to me and it's all because of them. Nova loves her visits. All the staff know her by name and care for her so well. I have so much trust in them and feel so grateful for all they do.

Dr Mac is 100% the best vet in Flagstaff and the entire staff is always so friendly and caring. We…read morehave a dog with congenital kidney issues, and they have taken such incredible care of her. They are genuinely serious about doing everything possible to prolong the inevitable and give her the best quality of life. Because of their dedication and compassion, we would never consider taking our pets anywhere else. If you are looking for a veterinary team in Flagstaff that truly cares, this is the place

Driving through and cat was not well. He needed to be put down. Everyone was kind and respectful…read more Thank you

This clinic is nothing short of amazing!! The caring staff are beyond compare!! Lauren was so…read morecompassionate and informative about the issue with my baby! Norma made me feel welcomed and that my baby was loved! Dr. Folkers took the time to make sure that I had all the information I needed and made me feel that everything was going to be alright. Even though I had to go to Phoenix for her surgery, Dr. Folkers, Lauren and Norma made it a smooth transition. When I got to Phoenix things moved equally as smooth due to the work of Dr. Folkers and his staff. I couldn't have asked for more!! I will always be a loyal client to this practice!