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    380 West Animal Hospital

    380 West Animal Hospital

    4.2
    (80 reviews)

    After a long night at the ER and still no answers besides the emergency surgery they wanted to…read morepreform. I walked in here feeling defeated and my kitty still sick. The ladies at the front desk gave me a warm welcoming. I felt a sense of hope. The technicians are all very kind, the doctor is acknowledging and listens to what I am saying and actually hears me. He takes my words into consideration. As he should have because I know my pet best. He sat down on the floor with me and my kitty and he truly cared about her health and my sanity. We have a plan! Although we don't know what is going on we actually have a plan and this plan was discussed with me as I was a human being and not a dollar sign. Left her in their care until this evening and we will discuss her future health and what is to come. Thank God for this hospital! They gave me compassion, patience, and understanding. This is how all veterinarian practices should be!

    This practice is incredible! I've been a client for 3.5 years (since relocating from out of state)…read more--first with our late Aussie, and now with our new puppy. They recently moved to a beautiful new facility, and their service has only gotten better, if that's even possible (It was pretty darn amazing before the move). It's incredibly easy to get appointments, and you never feel rushed. When it was time to put our older dog to rest, Dr. J.M. Stalling provided such compassionate care, truly treating our pet like a valued, very-loved family member - as she was to us. He explained every detail, gave us options, and allowed us all the time we needed to say goodbye before, during & after the process. All of the vets here treat your pets with the same importance as human patients. Their follow-through is stellar, with doctors personally calling after hours to check on test results and health issues. I will never go anywhere else as long as I have pets & live within 30 minutes of the location! P.S. I was compelled to leave a review because I am surprised by some of the negative comments posted here. I have only ever witnessed the staff being kind and respectful to clients/patients & co-workers. Also, it's unfortunate, but it seems some people dealing with the stress of a pet who is ill or the heartbreak of a pet loss may be misdirecting their emotions towards the practice.

    Mckinney Animal Hospital

    Mckinney Animal Hospital

    3.9
    (84 reviews)

    The person that responded is not the owner. The owners name is Janet. Continuing to not take…read moreaccountability or refund us is typical of this business. Additionally, we requested our digs medical records and they will not provide them. On the morning of our appointment, we dropped our dog off at 8:00 a.m. for grooming. We were not informed at that time that grooming would not begin until approximately 2:00 p.m., nor that he would remain crated the entire day. We picked him up at 4:00 p.m. Our dog is a recently adopted rescue who suffers from severe anxiety and abandonment issues. We have only had him for approximately three weeks. The veterinary team at McKinney Animal Hospital is fully aware of his background and emotional condition, as we brought him in for a veterinary visit immediately after adopting him. Given this knowledge, it is extremely concerning that he was left in a crate all day without food and separated from his family for an extended and unnecessary period of time. Had we been informed at drop-off that he would not be groomed until 2:00 p.m., we would never have left him there for that length of time. In addition to the prolonged crating and lack of feeding, our dog was completely shaved. While he did have some matting, I had already removed several mats myself, and there was no justification provided for shaving him to the extent that they did. When we arrived to pick him up, we were genuinely unsure whether the dog presented to us was ours. His appearance had been altered so drastically that he looked like a completely different dog. He was also acting extremely timid and withdrawn, as though he did not recognize us. The entire experience was heartbreaking. When we expressed our disappointment and concerns, the manager on duty, Pamela, brought the groomer into the discussion. While we were calmly explaining that our dog has anxiety and abandonment issues and that he should not have been left crated all day, the groomer responded by stating that it was "probably because of us" that the dog has anxiety and abandonment issues. This statement was inappropriate, unprofessional, and deeply disrespectful. Although the manager immediately told the groomer she could not say that, the damage had already been done and the situation unnecessarily escalated. Throughout the conversation, there was no meaningful ownership of the situation. Instead, we were told that we had authorized a complete shave, which we absolutely did not. If we had been told that shaving him entirely was the only option, we would have declined the service and groomed him at home. Additionally, we were required to purchase flu shots and a fecal test before grooming could be performed, totaling approximately $120. The overall bill was approximately $250. When we requested a refund for the grooming service due to our dissatisfaction, we were offered only 10% off and a $60 credit. A credit is not acceptable, as we will not be returning. Given the circumstances, this resolution is inadequate. The lack of communication, disregard for our dog's known anxiety issues, prolonged crating without food, drastic grooming without proper consent, and the unprofessional and disrespectful behavior of the groomer reflect a serious failure in customer service and animal care standards. Due to this experience, we will not be returning to McKinney Animal Hospital. I urge other pet owners to carefully consider their options before entrusting their pets to this facility for grooming services. The manager Pamela and the owner Janel took no ownership or accountability for how our dog was handled nor their disrespect or unprofessionalism of their dog groomer. They simply did not care.

    We love the vets here. Truly top of class…read more But, the practice overall has so clearly become a "profit first" business. It's appalling and absolutely unacceptable. EVERY single interaction is them pushing unnecessary services that are obscenely over priced. Even the vets will quietly tell you about more reasonably priced services, to seek out. That tells you a LOT about the management. Clearly the new owners had one thing in mind. Cash profits over animal care.

    Lake Forest Animal Hospital

    Lake Forest Animal Hospital

    3.9
    (60 reviews)

    This was our 1st visit. We were greeted as we entered by the receptionist. The assistant weighed…read moreour dog and took us to a room. He was very kind and sociable. Dr Singh saw our dog and did his examination. We were impressed with his knowledge and diagnosis. We had a great experience and will definitely be using them again!

    I decided to give Lake Forest Animal Hospital another chance, even though I honestly didn't have…read moreto. The last time I was there, the receptionist was extremely rude, and that experience alone left a bad taste in my mouth. On top of that, with their prices continuing to go up, we were already questioning whether it was even worth coming back. We seriously considered taking our business somewhere else. But I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt. I figured maybe the previous experience was just a bad day, and I was willing to walk through the door again and give them another chance. Unfortunately, it didn't take long for things to start going in the wrong direction again. I brought my dog in because I wanted to have his paws done. I was immediately told that they would need to put a muzzle on him. I asked why, because I had never been told that my dog had bitten anyone. They tried to tell me that he had bitten someone previously, which was news to me. Every time I had brought my dog there before, I had never been informed of anything like that. That is a pretty serious thing to claim about someone's dog, and if something like that had actually happened, I would expect the owner to be told immediately--not to find out later when they suddenly want to put a muzzle on the dog. What bothers me most is that I was willing to overlook the previous rude treatment and the increasing prices and give this business another opportunity. I didn't have to. I chose to. And once again, I walked away feeling like I had made the wrong decision. A business can charge whatever it wants, but when customers are paying increasingly high prices, the least they should be able to expect is respectful communication, professionalism, and transparency. After these experiences, I have a very difficult time recommending Lake Forest Animal Hospital. There are plenty of businesses that understand that their customers--and their pets--deserve to be treated with respect. Unfortunately, this has not been my experience here. We gave Lake Forest another chance. They gave us another reason not to come back.

    Pet Method - vet - Updated August 2026

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