Great and knowledgeable Vet. He explains well and answers all questions. Total Home Town /…read moreSmall town friendly attitude.

Dr. Hanson & staff are Exceptional! Compassion Overload! They care ! They hurt right along with…read more you when your babies are sick. LUCKY TO HAVE THEM

I have been with this veterinarian for over a decade. She is very skilled, works incredibly well…read morewith my all of my pups (even an old nippy one), keeps me up to date on all of their yearly meds and tests, and is always there to help when I have a question or need an answer. Angela is a great vet.

Angela and her staff have been fantastic over the years. They take the time to listen and help in…read moremaking decisions that are best for you and your pet. I appreciate that they are so busy, but still take the time needed. The online pharmacy is also a huge time saver. A+

Well, here is a follow up on the work DVM Kathy Skalko did on my Black Lab Jackson. Jackson had…read moreissues with his eyes and that required surgery for him on the eye lids. Thank you Kathy, the work you did was a huge success, the surgery you completed has provided Jackson with a great life. He has had zero issues since surgery completion. Great work we sure miss your high quality veterinary services. Gary

The staff here was super helpful and they somehow got my puppers in after she ripped out a nail…read more They were all so caring. Would recommend anyone to this place.

PCAH is downright amazing! In January, I was forced to make the most difficult decision of my life…read more My 14.5 yr old beloved Beanz was at the end of his days and you all made the process seamless. Through all the tears, heartache, and despair, Dr. Jenna F. and tech Anna were so kind, patient, and walked me through the entire process. Being my first time in this situation, I was a complete mess. Thank heavens my best friend was by my side the entire time. I cannot thank you guys enough for bringing serene peace into an almost unbearable time of my life. I'm forever grateful to the Angels at PCAH! Love to you all!

Our dog pistol was diagnosed with cancer a few months back. We came with him to visit with family…read morethat he had grown up with for his final trip. Unfortunately the cancer got him before he could visit with them and we had to put him down. The people here were very kind and considerate of our feelings and took there time to make sure everything was done carefully. We appreciate them and if we move here they will be the only vet clinic we will send our pets to. Thank you.

first off I cannot express my gratitude enough to these wonderful people . They have been so kind ,…read morehelpful and understanding . My dog Bane was hit by a car and they were so good at making the situation calm and explaining to us our options and quick on the feet to assess the situation in short notice . They saved my dog and I am forever thankful for them . thank you so much to the vets and the techs and all the amazing people here

My cat was attacked by a bird pf prey and his ear (amongst other puncture wounds) was nearly torn…read moreoff. I wasn't able to get a hold of my local vets office, and grand rapids vet got him in very quickly! Despite the wounds being several days old, they were able to clean and stitch the wounds and his ear looks great! They also offered same day neutering for him since he was already being sedated, which I gladly accepted!! They were so kind and thoroughly explained everything. Kept in contact with me throughout the day to keep me up to date on his progress! I now have a new regular vet clinic!! The staff were all wonderful!

My dog was having some kind of toxic neurological reaction to the anti-tick oil that I put on his…read moreback while I was on vacation in the local area.  This vet wouldn't schedule any appointment unless I were willing to pay an "urgent care" premium of $170 in addition to the exam fee and any medicine.  And the "urgent care" appointment was 2 weeks out. I called my vet in the twin cities (Broadway Robbinsdale Animal Hospital, which I cannot recommend highly enough) and they encouraged me not to wait two weeks for an urgent situation and to get him looked at as quickly as possible and if I were willing to drive to the cities they would schedule an immediate appointment. Broadway also recommended BluePearl Pet Hospital in Duluth, a walk-in after-hours emergency vet, should his condition deteriorate overnight.   I'm not big on opportunistic price gouging. If they treat humans this way, how will they treat your pet?

I recommend Dr. Koskinen and the whole staff at Arrowhead. Dr. K. returned my panicked call within…read morea few minutes this past Labor Day evening. He talked me through a simple diagnostic on my 14 yr. old cat who'd taken a sudden turn for the worse, and when it was clear there was no treatment that would help her, was willing to come in for an unscheduled euthanasia to end her pain. He was very gentle and encouraging with the both of us and I am very grateful. I've been a client since 2013 & will take my new cat (when they come into my life) there.

From the owner: Arrowhead Animal Clinic provides surgical services, internal medicine, and other veterinary care…read moreservices in Grand Rapids, MN.

This was not my first experience with an emergency vet, but one of the nicest. They wait was…read morelengthy, but they did check in with Buddy & I, and made sure he was stable, as other "emergencies" came in, so I was completely fine. In the end I actually got lots of practical advice as well as the needed medical care. All the staff I met were super kind to both me and my pup.

Our experience with BluePearl Veterinary Hospital in Duluth was one of the most heartbreaking…read moreexperiences we've ever had as pet owners. We drove three hours after calling ahead and being told to bring our dog in. She had suddenly lost the use of her hind legs and was crying in pain. The veterinary assistants were compassionate, caring, and treated her with dignity. They deserve our sincere thanks. We waited patiently for over two and a half hours, understanding that emergency hospitals must triage patients. Then a veterinary technician--not a veterinarian--told us they would not be able to see our dog. I pleaded for one thing: if they couldn't treat her, could a veterinarian at least provide enough pain medication to ease her suffering until we could find help elsewhere? The answer was simply no. So we picked up our helpless dog and drove another three hours home while she whimpered and cried in pain the entire way. No family should have to watch an animal they love suffer like that after being told to come in for care. Emergency medicine isn't just about saving lives--it's about relieving suffering. In our case, compassion seemed to end at the front desk. We left feeling abandoned, heartbroken, and utterly disgusted.