Literally saved our dogs life after finding a massive 4lb tumor that our prior vet missed!!! We now have a new veterinarian, The Mauston Vet Hospital! Thank you again for your care and concern for our fur baby! read more

I just moved to the area and even after reading the reviews I thought maybe I'll give this place a try that was my first mistake. First of all when I walked into the room there was dirty needles and clamps and gauze that was used on the table old bottles of used medicine everywhere. It was dirty in the room like he never cleans it my puppy was trying to eat things off the floor as puppies do very dangerous to bring a puppy into that room. THEN THE MAN THOUGHT IT WAS OKAY TO RUB MY UPER THIGH WHILE HE WAS TALKING TO ME NOT ONCE NOT TWICE NOT 3 TIME BUT 4 TIMES UNTIL I HAD TO TELL HIM TO STOP TOUCHING ME!! It was the most uncomfortable vet visit I've ever had in my life!!! Finally got through the visit and the girls at the front desk didn't even know if my dog was a boy or girl didn't know what the prescription was for my dog didn't even print out a label for the prescription just wrote on it. On top of that they were on their cellphones swearing just so unprofessional! I can't believe this place is still in business! DONT BRING YOUR ANIMALS HERE! read more

This vet is horrible. My Aunt brought her puppy in for a neuter and instead she received a call 15 minutes later saying he got out and she needed to go find him. You let a puppy get out? She found him on the river on the ice. I cant tell you enough that they are negligent and not to trust your beloved pets with them. read more

i love this pet clinic. dr. Khurmi is the best vet Dr. around and I tried other pet clinics/hospital, Tomah etc. he gives special care to my doggie and always is on time with my appointments.....Sarah is also an excellent vet tech. they have helped me on the telephone many times...I won't take my doggie to any other pet clinic. and my doggie gets excited when I tell her we are going to see Dr. Khurmi, not scared at all. read more

I've brought my animals to this vet for 5 years or more. I'm very happy with their services and my animals seem to be very comfortable with the drs/techs. Thank you for always being great to my animals. I will continue to bring them here for things needed throughout their lives. read more

If I could negative stars I would we took our dog here that had a broken toenail they over charged us for services they did not perform. They said they were going to remove her nail and cauterize the toe to stop the bleeding they did nothing of the sort. They didn't even give her anything for anesthesia or numb her foot before forcefully ripping her toenail out, she yelped so loud during the procedure I had to hold my husband back as he wanted to wring the vets neck. Then they were supposed to cauterize her toe they did nothing of the sort they left her to bleed all over the place and didn't apply stop bleed or any bandages until we demanded them to. That night because of the shock of the abuse our dog endured she stopped breathing and we had to perform CPR. She wasn't given anything for her pain, she continued to bleed like this for over a month until her foot was so badly infected it began to rot, and a month shy of her appointment date she passed away. Stay away from Dr. Death. less " read more

If I could give below zero stars I would. Ever since the new Vet took over and hired this new guy, this place has just been going down hill. Last week Monday I brought my one year old cat there, she wasn't eating and her face was swollen on one side. She was extremely dehydrated, she also was having a miscarriage, and we brought them the premature underdeveloped kitten to look at and do possible tests on if needed. He squeezed on her stomach to see if he could feel anything and at first he said he thought he felt something, then he went to examine her more and ended up squeezing a whole ton of urine out of her. He then turned to us and said that he wanted to do an x-ray and a blood draw on her to test her liver, because her urine was so dark he automatically assumed it was liver failure. They ended up squeezing over 200ml of urine out of her before the x-ray, they brought her back to us and had us hold her while they cleaned up her back end of urine and blood from the blood draw they did on her leg after a juglar draw failed. They brought us back to veiw the x-rays, he told us it all looked okay, but there was something in there that he didn't know what it was but he wasn't to concerned about it. Then the blood results came back, her levels were off a bit but not to terribly bad, one was .7 and was supposed to be .5 for normal and the other one was 107 and was supposed to be 100. So they were going to assume it was liver failure. They gave her a shot of medicine that we are not certain what it was but were told it was for infection and gave her vitamins, and liver medicine and wanted to see her back in 30 days to retest her levels. No fluids for her dehydration, they didn't even acknowledge her dehydration or the fact that she miscarried. Or that her face was swollen so bad, we were told it would just go away. Now remember she is only 1 year old! We also asked if she could get spayed right away just in case and they told is we have to wait the 30 days or until she gets better. They basically rushed us out of the door way and the vet seemed very irritated when we tried to give him information or ask him any questions. So we take her home and she sleeps through the night, when she did wake she meowed alot and acted like she was In alot of pain and discomfort, to the point that she didn't even want to use her back end. We called two days later, she still hasn't urinated alot by herself and her stomach was starting to get bigger, she still hadn't eaten, but she was drinking a bit. Her health was still declining. We had to bring her to the water bowl, and sometimes she would just sit there and almost space out, they told us that the antibiotic would take several days to take affect because "it has to find the infection and then work on it"-exact quote from the doctor himself. So we wait another day. She is even worse the next day, she has puss coming out of her vaginal area and her temperature was 104°F. They had us make an appointment for the next day at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Knowing we couldn't wait that long for her to be seen we took her to another vet, one that my friend has known and trusted for many years, and has a high reputation, the one we should have gone to in the first place. She did an emergency spaying of my baby girl, and when she called with the results we we're horrified, my Dot had 3 dead babies in her that were decaying, and her uturus was rotting. Her infection was so bad that it literally poisioned her blood. This vet tried everything she could to save Dot, for one day less then a week, my cat fought for her life, away from home but In the loving care of this vet, who said the only thing that was left that she could have done was give her a blood transfusion. Dot died last night 7-23-2018 @ 8:15pm. I hold the vet at the mauston pet hospital personally responsible for her death. Her numbers were not bad enough to rule that it was liver failure, and the fact that he did not know what he was seeing in the x-ray should have been enough for him to spay her immediately, or do further testing. I will never bring my animals back here ever again. This place need to be shut down immediately before any more animals suffer and or die because of the conceded and negligence attitude of the current vets there. -5 stars from me. So sad such a good place could go so down in a blink of a vet change. read more

I take my German Shepard here for consistent check ups. On multiple occasions I was clueless to what was actually going on with my pup and Sarah and her wonderful crew did a swell job explaining and making sure I understood everything. The vets were kinda goofy but they always get things done. Couldn't ask for a better clinic or staff. I also like her beautiful Great Dane Apollo read more

We have been very pleased with the care received at Mauston pet clinic/hospital. We have a little 3year old pom-chi who stopped putting any weight on one of his back legs. The first vet we went to said he could do patella surgery to fix it but it would come right back and there's no reason to fix it because it doesn't hurt him. I didn't agree with that opinion so I took him to a different vet who agreed he needed the surgery, but their price was very high and they were an hour's drive from home. My last vet was Mauston pet hospital who agreed he needed the surgery. He took all the time we needed to ask questions. He drew a sketch of how it looks inside and how he will fix it. He also showed the x-ray of the problem. We felt comfortable arranging a surgical appt. That was over a year ago and that leg has been great since they fixed it, no problems. We also appreciated that the cost was half what the other vet would have cost. read more