I've been coming here for quite a while now and I've had mixed experiences over the years…read more However, in the last couple of years, overall I'd say my visits have gone well. The employees (vets and techs) are much friendlier than they have been in year's past and wait times are shorter. I like that pricing is transparent and they tell you up front before moving forward with services. Rooms are usually clean and visits are quick and efficient.

I had been with this Vet for 10 years. With two of my dogs. They want you to feel they are doing…read moresomething. But William had hip issues. they wanted to do injections. They over injected him 4 times and then 3 times in the wrong knee. They weren't going off anything. He could barely walk was in so much pain. He was dying & they wouldn't do anything. Hope a District Manager talked with the 4 woman who run the call center. There job is to just lie to you & get you to go to another location. Hope called left a very rude voicemail about "I'm never Happy" so just best to "Part Ways" That is a INSANE response. when they admitted to doing it. Then tried to lie about it. Had to get him to another vet who took great care to get him back on track. & tons of real fish. They blocked Me they blocked my partner & then blocked my mother. she couldn't even get her meds for her dog. but her dog started to get better. the food he was prescribed was making him very sick! This company ONLY WANTS MONEY! They DONT care about your animal. They just dont want to be sued! So they block you! Then they tried to send me a whole new piece of paper! that they were suppose to be following. weirdly all in the exact same pen & hand writing! No good try I got the original one first! Do your research a lot of rich older ppl go here & don't have the knowledge and they are taken advantage of. it's truly horrible. I stayed here because my mom doesn't like change. They blocked her for No reason. & me for no reason. They are doing this to people left & right right now. Because ppl are catching on. we aren't as stupid anymore. educate yourself find a vet that you see every time. & will listen to what you want for your dog. They want to trap you here. And they have done so much more but I let it happen because I don't want confrontation! But after that people and the Better business bureau needed to know. But they already know! Hope wouldn't even have a discussion. I recorded all there stuff so they could hear how those woman in the call center treat people!

Our 3 dogs have been going there since we moved to the area. We love it!!…read more The team are so friendly and understanding. They are honest and very professional. Won't go to another vet! Definitely recommended.

If you love your pet, do not go here. It's clear they're only in it for the money. The staff are…read moresloppy and rude. I'm not sure how they were hired, but during a wellness check on my puppy, they never informed me that my dog needed a follow-up for a series of vaccinations. They treated her for fleas and nothing else. My dog later developed heart disease and died. So much for being "VIP."

We have been going to Noah's north for more than 14 years when we got our first puppy from uncle…read moreBill's. Their first location was walking distance from our house and they continued to give reasonable and cost-effective care. Our first dog lasted 14 years in their care and when his tumors caused him to fail. The emergency clinic was compassionate and caring. The facilities are clean and well maintained. The staff it handles our dogs perfectly. The staff and the dogs are always calm and will be behaved. They offer reasonable options for care based on the dog's age health, etc. they aren't pushy. In total, we've had four dogs and a good relationship with Noah's North.

Our pup was older (15 years old) and one day began showing stiffness in his front leg. At first, it…read moreappeared mild -- possibly a sprain or minor injury -- but it progressed into a noticeable limp. When there was no improvement, we scheduled a veterinary appointment as soon as possible. We went to Noah's trusting their professional opinion. The vet recommended X-rays and keeping him at the clinic for several hours. We reluctantly agreed. When I returned later that afternoon to pick him up, his condition was dramatically worse. He was barely able to walk and was dragging his leg on the floor. The staff minimized this by saying he was "just sore" and needed rest. I was shocked and devastated. His leg condition after the visit was significantly worse than when we dropped him off. From that point forward, he struggled to stand to eat or drink and rapidly declined. At night, he would wake up crying in pain while trying to move in his sleep. Given his age and existing cancer diagnosis, our family made the heartbreaking decision to let him pass peacefully. We chose to take him to a completely different veterinary clinic to do so. I will never return to this clinic and do not recommend trusting them with your pet. Our experience resulted in far more suffering than relief during our dog's final days. Edit: Correction -- he was dropped off early in the morning and picked up later in the afternoon (not overnight). This is the same location where X-rays were performed (address shown in attached paperwork). Names will remain anonymous. This incident occurred last year, and our dog has since passed. Reopening the situation would not change the outcome or bring closure. I am sharing this based on our experience at the time of care for awareness purposes.

We really enjoy the staff here and have never had a bad experience. Our pet Samson is well loved…read morehere. We're very fortunate to have found a boarding facility that will take great care of him. Samson loves this place!!

On a recent visit to euthanize my cat, the staff were capable and compassionate, but the bill was…read morevery high. In addition to the euthanasia fee of $197, I had requested an individual cremation, with return of the ashes, and was charged $475 for this. This seemed high, but in a stressful situation, I trusted that I was fairly being charged the going rate for this area. Days later, I decided to check with 12 other local vet offices to get their quotes for similar cremation services. Quotes ranged from $198 to $301! I contacted Julie, the Windermere hospital manager to see if there was a mistake on my bill. She said the fee was correct, attributed the high price to the cremation service they used, and wouldn't make any adjustment to my bill. When I received my cat back and saw the name of the cremation service on the paperwork, it turned out to be the same one used by 2 of the other practices that quoted me a price of just under $220! I feel very taken advantage of by Windermere Animal Hospital at a traumatic time, and will not return to this office in the future.

They have been nothing but kind while trying to keep my dog comfortable, and out of pain while…read moreshe's been put on crate rest! The staff stayed after hours to make sure I could pick up her prescription on a Friday, so she wouldn't go without. 10/10 absolutely recommended to everyone!

0 stars if I could. Please think very carefully before bringing your animal here…read more My rescue dog, Phoenix, had severe anxiety and we were struggling with aggression toward our 2-year-old son. We loved this dog deeply and spent 6 years trying to give him the best life possible. Dr. Park prescribed medication that helped, but when we were unable to get Phoenix back for blood work on time because we were selling and buying a home, his medication was not refilled, causing him to abruptly stop taking it. After moving, Phoenix initially did wonderfully. Unfortunately, he later injured our son. We immediately called 911. Paramedics evaluated our son and determined the injury was a scratch, not a bite. They contacted a pediatrician, who advised that because both our son and Phoenix were vaccinated, he did not need to go to the hospital. Both vaccination records are current and Phoenix's are on file with Noblesville Pet Wellness. We contacted the clinic for guidance. After discussing behavior evaluation and other options, Dr. Park told us he did not believe a behavior evaluation or muzzle training would accomplish anything and that Phoenix should not have to spend his life medicated and confined. After everything we had tried, we made the heartbreaking decision to euthanize him. Phoenix had already been listed for adoption for months, but realistically, we knew finding a safe home for a 6-year-old, highly anxious dog with issues around children and cats would be extremely difficult. We wanted to give him a peaceful ending and have him cremated so we could bring him home. His euthanasia was scheduled for August 17. Two hours before the appointment, we were told that unless we could provide documentation from our son's pediatrician confirming the injury was a scratch, the clinic would have to decapitate Phoenix after euthanasia and send his head for rabies testing. I offered the EMS report, police documentation, and vaccination records. I explained that our pediatrician was booked for weeks and that the injury was already almost completely healed. I repeatedly asked the clinic to provide documentation explaining why this was required, but they could not provide what I was asking for. Our family was already devastated. We had spent the weekend giving Phoenix what we thought would be his final days with us. My husband even brought him a double bacon cheeseburger from Culver's and ice cream for his last meal. Instead, we spent over an hour fighting to make sure we could say goodbye to our dog and have him returned to us intact. The receptionist's lack of empathy made an already horrific situation even worse. Cassandra was the only person I encountered who showed genuine compassion. This experience has left my family completely traumatized. I have had animals my entire life and have trusted many veterinarians, but I deeply regret trusting this clinic with Phoenix. I understand that euthanasia was our decision, and I know some people may judge us for it. We made it because we loved Phoenix, knew him better than anyone, and did not want him to suffer or potentially hurt another child. I would never bring another one of my animals here.

This veterinary practice truly cares about your pet(s) and you as the owner. They are very kind and…read moreunderstanding. Our dog Diesel really likes to come and see the vet.

Annie loved her first puppy visit! Everything went smoothly, and we were well cared for.read more

We have been attending Beverly's for daycare and boarding for 5 years now and I never take my dogs…read moreanywhere else. The staff there is very understanding, helpful, accommodating and we do not have easy dogs and they make us / them feel welcomed and l loved. They are transparent with us about things that go on and always treat us with respect. Our dogs LOVE going to daycare so much they freak out with excitement when we say "you wanna go to daycare!?" It's so heart warming. Callie is our 2nd rescue dog and she came from a bad home. We used to board them overnight when we went out of town at the rescue because we felt she would feel safest there and admittedly beverlys was more expense for boarding. Well, that got hard because it's 25 min away and beverlys is 5 min away and she would ALWAYS pee herself or tear up her bed (not like her) when boarded. So this year I explained this to beverlys and my worries about leaving her alone in boarding and they were amazing with assuring us they would take care of her on the overnights. So we tried beverlys for boarding for the first time in July even though been doing daycare for 5 years and she did daycare during the day and boarding at night and she didn't pee herself, didn't rip anything up, and actually was HAPPY when we returned instead of upset and needing her "space" like usual. It's been a GAME CHANGER for us now to board them there as I truly think she knows she's is safe and protected and they are an extension of our family. If you have ANY concerns just ask for Brooke and explain them and she will make sure your dogs needs are addressed. :) Okay last amazing part (there are so many)- the photos!!!! They do days where you can purchase special themed photos and my husband ADORES that. Our dogs are truly our family. Everyone said when we had kids it would change and they would become "dogs" and they have NOT. Our family photos include them and we love them so much that it hurts knowing we will outlive our babies. The photos are an amazing keepsake to always have and honestly super funny. Attached is a hot air balloon photo that was a surprise one we signed up for. We have also done all holidays and back to school days and honestly they are soooo funny. They also now get 30 min in the bark park with the photos which my dogs love as they RUN AND RUN AND RUN and enjoy it soooo much. So, if you're thinking about it beverlys, just go in and talk to them, I promise your dogs will love it even if not socialized they will help them get socialized! Again, they accommodate and understand. They are amazing we are so thankful beverlys is in our lives.

Love this place for our Finn! He loves going and even after a week he comes home healthy and not…read moresmelly!

The building itself is the only reason I am giving the shelter three stars, but that won't matter…read moresoon since the shelter will be moving to a nicer, bigger building! I always have fun meeting all of the dogs and talking to the staff at the shelter! If you love pit bulls, they always seem to have a ton. Don't get me wrong though, they get every type of dog passing through! They house cats as well, I just don't pay them attention because I am totally a dog person!