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Holistic Veterinarian of Nevada

Holistic Veterinarian of Nevada

(7 reviews)

Dr. Carol Jean Tillman is by far the best holistic veterinarian I've had for my dear cat. She is…read moreknowledgeable, experienced and practices both holistic and conventional medicine. She works at both the holistically-focused Animal Kingdom Veterinary Hospital and the conventionally-focused Geary Veterinary Hospital. Holistically she practices acupuncture and homeopathy on animals, plus she does house calls! Dr. Tillman has been my cat's vet for the last couple of years until he recently passed on 11/6/13. My cat was 19 years old when he passed and his health had been declining since September. She recommended an X-ray and ultra sound of his abdominal area and sure enough, there was a large mass. Unfortunately there wasn't anything she could do to save him but he lived a very good, long, healthy cat life up until recent months. I've never seen a more compassionate vet - she was already scheduled for a house call and she rushed over earlier when I told her that his condition was getting worse. I sadly had to make the decision to put him down that day but I would not have wanted any other vet under his care. She was so kind, she even wrote me a long, handwritten letter expressing her sympathy. She also brought back his carrier and his ashes from the pet cemetery for me which again was so very kind of her. I loved it that she does house calls, it was the reason I started having her treat my cat in the first place. There have been many times where I was unable to take the cat to the animal hospital and I was more than willing to have her make a house call. My cat was very cantankerous when it came to going to the vet, and it was a lot less stress on him (and the vet) to have a house call. She always brought her kit full of homeopathic remedies and I swear to this day by the treatments. A few years ago I had been taking my cat to a conventional vet to treat feline acne. Feline acne is painful as it causes these bleeding sores and this "coffee grounds" crust on the chin. My poor cat didn't even want to eat because of the sores. This had been going on for more than 2 months, I had to keep taking him in and that other vet would try to pop the acne sores on his chin. It just would not clear up with the topical medication and oral medication. Finally I got fed up with taking him in every week to torture the cat, so I called Dr. Tillman. She made that first house call visit and gave him a full examination, then gave him this liquid holistic remedy that she mixed in a brown dark jar with a little pill of holistic remedy and spring water. I gave him this remedy by mouth for three days and sure enough, the feline acne started to get better!!! Here I had been wasting two months at the other vet, when this treatment got rid of it in a matter of days. When I get my next kitty I am of course going to have Dr. Tillman as its vet. My cat was my 'baby' and he had the best veterinary care with Dr. Tillman. Please give her a try, you won't regret it.

Kind, patient and loving to me and my Kratos. My whole life is holistic. I'm so happy to have found…read morea holistic Vet in Dr. Brandt for my fur bestie. The whole staff is AMAZINGLY WONDERFUL.

Rhodes Ranch Animal Hospital

Rhodes Ranch Animal Hospital

(98 reviews)

Dr.King is amazing. He is very patient with all the questions I had. He finally found a solution to…read moremy cat.

I was hesitant to post this review, however it may help someone else that finds themselves in a…read moresimilar situation . The 2nd week of Aug I brought my dog in for a broken dew claw. I was advised she had a heart murmur and I should consider getting an echocardiogram to see what level the heart murmur is at. I was lead to believe they have a specialist come in to do this. ( note we had to drop our dog off and left her for 4 hrs). Over $600 later plus another $225 for X-rays I was told she also had some heart enlargement. The medication she would need to be on twice a day for the rest of her life was going to cost me $156 at the vet. This is for a 25 day supply. I found it at Costco for $117. We left for a week trip to Colorado. When we returned, I had called this office to ask to speak to the specialist who did her echocardiogram because we never got to see him. I was told he did not have a phone number to contact him, but they would give him my phone number and he would call me back. Of course he never did. That was a red flag, so I called the only cardiologist that I could find which is Dr. Forney. Their office told me they have no record of any echocardiogram. So I called Rhodes Ranch and asked about this and they said no it was not a specialist. It was Dr. Laughlin and I said you know I feel that you led me wrong on this. They led me to believe this was a specialist and I should've been offered the option of the cardiologist. I asked to get a refund. I will say Lyndsay who I spoke to was very understanding and agreed that I should've been given the option. She said she would speak to the doctor and call me back at the end of the day. She did call me back and they said they would refund me $200 and they agreed that they should offer the option of the cardiologist in the future. After all this, I felt uncomfortable about the whole situation so I ended up taking my dog to the actual cardiologist which cost me another $900 because they would not accept the echocardiogram from Rhodes Ranch. The cardiologist told me she only has a very slight murmur. She does not need to be on medication and to bring her back in a year. He also told me she does not have any heart enlargement. To say that I was extremely happy is an understatement however, I was also angry that I was given misinformation at Rhodes Ranch. If I'd never gone to the cardiologist, I could've been giving my dog a very expensive medication for the rest of her life unnecessarily. The moral of the story is if this happens to you just go ahead and go to the cardiologist or at least get a second opinion. I feel like I should've gotten more money back after the poor diagnosis, but was told that they advised the doctor of this.

Pawsitively Holistic Healing - animalholistic - Updated October 2026

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