First let me start by saying I hate leaving bad reviews but in this case, I feel people need to…read moreknow what happened to my chihuahua, Rose. My boyfriend and were glad to find a kennel that could take her as we had and emergency to go take care of. When we dropped rose of at Devonshire the staff was helpful and seemed to care. This made us feel comfortable boarding Rose there. However, when we picked her up, we knew we made a big mistake. We asked how Rose did and the only thing we were told when we came in the door was, she did great. First rose was terrified of the guy that brought her out to us and rose isn't afraid of anyone. The dog hates getting in the car, but she flew out of my arms into the car she was shaking so bad. We have left her with other people before and she did not act like this when we picked her up. Second, they just threw her in a cage and didn't pay any attention to rose. We sent blankets, toys and her bone with her but when we picked Rose up, they didn't even know which blankets were hers and when they finally found her stuff it was packed just like we left it. Third Rose lost weight she looked sick and frail. She was starving she dove into her food and ate faster than I have ever seen her eat. She was also extremely thirsty. Rose couldn't stop drinking water. Finally, she had diarrhea for a week, and I mean very runny diarrhea. We only left her there for 3 nights. Rose shouldn't have been in such bad shape. We feel like she would have died if we left her for a week or more. We will never and I mean never use Devonshire pet lodge again. Rose did not do great instead she was neglected big time.

I have never ever sent my dog to a dog caring place for not even a night. We tried to find someone…read morenear us and people who knew how important our fir babies mean to us to help out in a crunch at no prevail. So we asked around and decided to give Devonshire Pet Lodge a chance for two nights while we delt with a family situation. Oh my word, we came to pick up our dog and the door was shut in my husbands face to wait outside. Then when they came back to the door, My husband asked how was she? They told us she was one of the sweetest dog they have met. When we bent down to love on her, we saw our 2 year old little dog was shaking so bad that she ended up peeing on the ground. The person that was handing us our dog smacked her on the nose and yelled at her. My husband told her never hit my dog again! All the way home, she cowered in the back of our car, shaking and whimpering the whole drive home. Since being home, she will not come out of her bed, nor snuggle us, not even to eat nor drink anything. This is not my purebred Siberian Huskey dog. She usually is ecstatic to great our kids and to get on our property to go say hello to all the chickens, rabbits and ducks. I will never take my precious girl there again.

We have been going to Elma Pet Clinic since the day they opened the doors. Dr. Dowling is easy to…read moretalk to and Arial who is the one who works at reception is awesome. I have taken both cats and dogs to Dr. Dowling. Never had a problem in the 32 years we have been going there. He is easy to talk to and the entire office has a positive feel to it. When we had to let a fur baby go over the Rainbow Bridge....the staff was very respectful. Understanding the pain of loss we were experiencing. During the pandemic if they couldn't get us in right away were very quick getting records to the vet we went to.

I took my one year old husky to the vet for an ear infection. She doesn't like things in her ears…read moreso I recommended using a muzzle. My husky is dramatic so she talked a lot, tried to get her muzzle off, and struggled to sit still when we got close to her ear with the medicine. When she moved the vet grabbed her by her cheek fur and told her no. He did this twice. The third time she moved he grabbed her and shook her. She reacted by screaming and peeing herself. During this time of him shaking her, I told him to let her go about 4 times before he finally did. I told him to never do that again and he said she was learning bad habits. I dont think it is ever acceptable for a vet, a professional, to ever shake a dog because they are scared. Him shaking her made her more terrified. Neither of my dogs will ever go there again.

My cat was going through kidney failure and dying. Even though they weren't technically open yet…read morethey let us in so we could euthanize him and end his suffering. They were fast, understanding, and professional. Cost 200 something to euthanize and get his ashes and paw prints. RIP Felix

COMPANION ANIMAL HOSPITAL IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST ON THE HARBOR ! #1 EXTREMELY COMPASSIONATE & ALSO…read moreVERY ACCOMMODATING our 14 year old Shepherd was ready to cross the rainbow bridge and I called a couple mobile vets due to the fact he had hip dysplasia and couldn't get around well. The Vets could not come out for a couple days and I called Companion Hospital and they said can you bring him in now and we figured a way to get him in the Tahoe so he could be comfortable and it took longer to get him situated but they were extremely sweet and patient & said no problem for when u get here and waited for us after hours . THEY ALL WERE SO LOVING CARING NOT ONLY TO US BUT FOR OUR BIG BABY GUNNER BOY A HUGE THANK YOU DR. & THE GIRLS YOU ALL ARE OUTSTANDING

Good selection of hay and feeds for livestock and pets. Supplies for tractors, fencing and garden…read moretools. Some clothing too, and Basic essential tack supplies. The nicest folks you ever want to meet, work here.

Left home without bringing the dog food! Yikes! Yelp steered us to this cute feed shop in Elma…read more They have everything you need for farm animals to pets and for good prices. Very kind and friendly service.

Dion took such good care of our girl. Stella hadn't been groomed in quite awhile - we weren't sure…read morehow she would do. She was in a spicy mood and did a few (not bad) nips. It was such a good experience. Stella came smelling amazing - with no floofs. We have recommended Dion to friends are we will be back! And she is SOOO reasonably priced. Thank you.

She is a very friendly and gentle lady. The place is very clean, and the job was well done.read more

It's been almost a month since my visit- but one thing sticks out in my mind after losing my sweet…read moredog, Bubba. KATE HANNAH who is a vet tech there was so kind, warm and friendly, comforting and helpful -when we were just devastated. We can't thank her enough for her soothing words and the time and effort she took to make us all comfortable. In the blur of emotin, and a few things that didn't go very well, she stood out as a kind and friendly advocate for us. KATE is a treasure, I hope her employers realize what an asset she is to them.

I have a older dog that is having issues with urinary incontinence and they dont have availability…read moreto see her for 2 months.. What if it's a UTI? Would you let your old dog suffer for that long? Not me, I worked at a busy vet practice for 15yrs..we had appointments set aside for such things... So much for a vet close to home..I will drive to a practice that has compassion for suffering animals! Very disappointed

I reached out to them on a sun. The reply was fast and when they showd up to do her nails it was…read morevery friendly introduction. and in no time it was done well worth it. Thank you

Worked in same day Thank you Dr Erik and staff…read moreWe received Compassionate, caring and exceptional support for our beloved Dolly

If I could give Dr. James Belknap 10 stars I would... Being part of the spay/neuter/foster/rescue…read morecommunity for the last 20+ years has afforded me the ability to experience a wide range of veterinarians over multiple states. However, this review is about, hands down, the VERY BEST veterinarian I have ever had the pleasure to work with, Dr. James Belknap. We came to him with our "foster failure," chunky monkey, big baby, lab/shar pei/pit mix, Daisy, who presented with a large soft tissue sarcoma, but, unfortunately, on her rear leg where she didn't have any extra skin to close the wound after the sarcoma, tissue and surrounding muscle were excised with clean margins. I sought out Dr. Belknap for consultation and surgery solely based on what I was able to ascertain from online research regarding his expertise and experience. Although Dr. Belknap had never seen Daisy before my initial outreach, he went above and beyond +++ to advise and consult long distance helping us to prepare the best possible outcome for Daisy, all without even her first office visit with him. Separation anxiety post-op was a given knowing Daisy's history when she first came to us and Daisy surely wasn't happy about being kenneled for 5 days at the vet without her parents to sleep with. With a 2+ hour drive one way, we had to leave her in their caring hands. Dr. Belknap kept us apprised daily with updates post-op and on the 5th day we picked her up. From that point forward, Dr. Belknap kept in close contact by phone and text, asking for pics on a regular basis so he could see her progress. He worked with our local vet to share progress reports and records. Dr. Belknap was happy to see Daisy post-op as often as we were able to make the drive, which we did every couple of weeks. Daisy subsequently developed a deep tissue infection post-op requiring more intervention and resulting in our administering nightly medication with a catheter into the opening of her leg. After almost 2 months of recovery, Daisy was finally deemed "healed," but Dr. Belknap's care didn't end there. He reached out a couple of weeks later to be sure there wasn't any return of drainage or irritation. All in all, every pet deserves a veterinarian like Dr. James Belknap. Whether you need an expert veterinary surgeon or not, I highly recommend Dr. Belknap for all of your pets needs. Including a pic of the surgery and flap created, all of which is now completely healed. (Don't look if you're squeamish.) Adding his LinkedIn profile as well: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-belknap-34439776/