My little Murphy jumped out of my son's arms because he's such a crazy little Aussie. Poor guy was…read morein a lot of pain, but thankfully they saw us the next day for a treatment plan! He had a small fracture, they put in a stent, and he's been doing much better. We have a long recovery journey ahead and plenty of follow-ups, but I am grateful for this group.

I take my 2 senior dogs here regularly for their special needs. They are always very loving and…read morepatient and treat my pets like their own. I have had excellent care from all the providers, but I have to give a special shout out to Dr. Hale. He is so compassionate and very knowledgable. He has done amazing work to help my dogs.

I started taking my cat Comet to Dr. Dell after he had a surgery at a previous vet. I had felt that…read moreour previous vet did not properly address my concerns about Comet and the pain he was in. From the first visit, Dr. Dell immediately got to work and introduced me to the feline grimace pain scale. She educated me thoroughly and showed me that Comet was in a lot of pain as I had thought. Over the next 6 weeks Dr. Dell and her amazing staff did absolutely everything under the sun to help Comet. He was given pain meds, all of my concerns were addressed, and he was happier than he had been in weeks. Dr. Dell made sure Comet had the most pain- free last 6 weeks of his life possible. I could not recommend the Cat Vet of Hebron more. Thank you all for making sure Comet was taken care of and loved.

We were initially pleased with Dr Dell. However, the more we visited the more we began to feel she…read morewas mostly interested in $ than the health of our cats. She recommended our 15 year old male, neutered, extremely stress sensitive cat be put under anesthesia for a tooth removal. Quoted $400, charged over $700. Our cat developed a urinary blockage and needed emergency treatment the next day. She charged another $440. Unfortunately our precious Checkers did not recover, suffered immensely and had to be euthanized 24 hours later. We had a balance outstanding for the post op work she did. They didn't wait more than a couple days to start harassing us for payment of the $440. You would think someone who specializes in cats would know about male cat urinary blockage problems, and that our cat was a prime candidate for post op problems. She has caused immeasurable pain to our family that could have easily been prevented. Our cat was fine until we started taking him to Dr Dell. Now he's dead.

We took our 7‑year‑old Husky, Luna, to Tri Point after having ongoing issues with another local…read morevet. I'm so thankful we found Tri Point and Dr. Burcham. Instead of rushing into exploratory surgery, he suggested running a specific test he felt might reveal the real problem -- and he was absolutely right. That test showed exactly what was going on with our girl. She avoided an unnecessary surgery and is now happy and healthy again. They got us in quickly, treated us with kindness, and took Luna's situation seriously from the moment we walked in. We'll be taking all of our pets to them from now on.

My wife and I needed a new place to take our cat due to issues at another clinic, and Tri Point was…read moreable to get us in almost immediately! They listened to our issue, examined our cat and helped us with solutions based on our experience and the exam. The cost is affordable and realistic for most people, and the care is great. I would absolutely recommend trusting this practice with your fur babies.

ATTENTION!!! Faithful Friends Pet Memory Center LLC( Owners: Brian and Lorie Clary) 10073 Tayman…read moreDr. Union, Ky 41091 commented on my review and because they lied about everything, I am responding to address their lies. Their lies only confirmed my suspicions that something did happen to my precious Oreo.I want to tell others what really happened to my Beloved Oreo. Last year, I pleaded for days asking for proper documentation following Oreo's passing and they could not provide that. Now, they claim they can provide the documentation, but if they can provide the documentation now...why couldn't they before? My review was warning others regarding the horror of the. "Bumbling" and "Fumbling" incompetence of Faithful Friends Pet Memory Center LLC (owners : Brian and Lorie Clary), as well as Middendorf Animal Hospital (Brittany Jones and Jim Middendorf) in their mishandling and losing of my Beloved Oreo. This is what really happened...I knew something was wrong when: 1. I pleaded with Faithful Friends to give me a receipt to prove they picked up Oreo( I wanted a date). Also a receipt showing a date proving that she was cremated. I kept asking...they kept refusing. Kim, from Faithful Friends that commented on my review was the person that kept refusing to give me a receipt proving they had picked up Oreo and proving that she was cremated. She also blocked me from talking to anyone else. She, the other staff, as well as Middendorf didn't know where Oreo was or even who the driver, who was supposed to pick up Oreo. 2. I also knew something was wrong when their dates didn't match Middendorf's dates until they finally got together and picked a date that worked for them. 3. Oreo was referred to as a "Male"...my precious Oreo is a FEMALE. 4.Brittany, Jim, Brian and Lorie and staff didn't even have compassion for my Beloved Oreo to return my calls. I will be reporting them to Animal Cruelty Organizations and the Ky. Board of Veterinary Examiner. I am devastated that I still don't know what happened to my Beloved Oreo or where she is. If only I had walked back in that room and taken my precious Oreo home instead of leaving her with these people. I will never get over this. Oreo did not have a voice, so I am being the voice for my Beloved Oreo.

Always helpful and knowledgeable. Listens to what you explain and is through in his science and…read morejudgment

Everything they is professional yet on a friendly side…read moreLooking. Forward to there new location... more room for exam rooms

We have been bringing our kitty, Alfie, to this practice since we moved to Delhi. I cannot…read morerecommend them enough. They exude empathy. They check up on their patients. They took all the time I needed to explain and listen. I am so happy our pets are in their care. The entire staff is exemplary.

We've been taking our animals to Dr. Huesing since 1990. We've moved several times since then and…read morekeep getting further away from his office. We live in Crittenden now, but I still make the trip to see Dr. Huesing. The office has always gotten us in quickly and the prices are very reasonable. He won me over when my kids were toddlers and we got a puppy from the pound. Two days after we got him home he started getting sick and was diagnosed with Parvo. We couldn't afford a huge vet bill and, long story short, Dr. Huesing kept the puppy at his office for 2 nights and gave the puppy medicine. He only charged me $30 for the medicine when the time came to put him out of his misery. He can be a little gruff at times, but it's only when he thinks you are doing something that is not in the best interest of your pet. He will tell you what he thinks, which I appreciate. I've tried other vets closer to home at times through the years, but I never cared for any of them as much as Dr. Huesing. His years of experience have made him very knowledgeable and I'm sure he's seen it all. His staff has been with him just about as long and they are wonderful as well.

We took our senior doggy here for the first time today and they treated her so well!! Affordable,…read morekind, and thorough! We will be bringing both of our pups here from now on.

Dr. Brinker is the best! He is kind and compassionate and a…read moretrue animal lover. I have been taking my animals there for 30 years . when your animals are like family you don't trust them to just anyone and his team couldn't be better. Thank you for caring for my fur babies couldn't imagine going anywhere else

My Father has been taking his cat to Dr. Brinker for many years. He always said how impressed he…read morewas with the service and care he received. I was traveling to Cincinnati and my dog was sick. I was blown away with how methodical and thorough Dr. Brinker was. He ran some diagnostic tests on site and ruled in, and out, potential problems. Very impressive. I highly recommend him and his friendly and knowledgeable staff. Top notch all the way.

ZERO STARS While they are friendly and seem helpful BEWARE!…read moreI strongly advise getting a second opinion and a price quote before proceeding with any major testing or treatments at PetVet365 Florence, specifically with Dr. Carson. My experience here felt less about my dog's health and more about upcharging at every opportunity. During our visit, the vet stated her main concern was a potential thyroid issue and recommended the more expensive "send-out" blood work and urinalysis because it would allow them to "see more." When the results came back, I was told the only abnormalities were elevated cholesterol and liver enzymes, and they immediately pushed for an $800 abdominal ultrasound as the next step. (thyroid is in the neck btw but they wanted to scan the lower abdomen) Because we had just paid a massive bill for the initial testing and fees(almost 800), we paused on the ultrasound. When I explicitly asked what the blood work showed about his thyroid, I was shocked to find out that a thyroid panel was never actually run. Even though it was their primary concern, they excluded it from the expensive panel and then wanted to charge me an additional $78 to do it much later, completely ignoring the fact that elevated cholesterol and liver enzymes are classic signs of a thyroid problem. Meanwhile my dog is deteriorating fast and barely able to function at all and they knew this. To make matters worse, there was a completely unacceptable medication switch. Without clear communication, they swapped out the medication refill I specifically asked for through text for a significantly more expensive one. At this point it felt like a deliberate attempt to get more money out of us and there was really no excuse for this mistake as the meds were not even named close to the same and they had it in black and white so they didn't hear or see incorrectly. We immediately took our dog to a different clinic for a second opinion. This vet listened, ran the correct tests immediately, and definitively diagnosed his thyroid problem within 48 hours so she could start the right medication. The most shocking part? The next vet performed all the same tests--including the ultrasound and the specific thyroid test--for less than half of what Dr. Carson and PetVet365 were trying to charge us just for the ultrasound alone. If you go here, double-check your itemized bills, verify exactly what tests are being run before they draw blood, and do not be afraid to walk away and seek care elsewhere. *Also fyi if you keep searching on here you will find many such reviews that are just buried and I am sure they will give the standard response that sounds like they did the right thing as they did to the others that dared to call this out. I assure you they did not. Save your money and more importantly the life of your pet and go to another place.

They don't deserve 1 star!!!! Be ware ppl that love your animals.. oh yes they offer financing…read more Like i Said dr. Smith diagnosed baby in phone i paid 30.00 for triple antibiotic ointment that made her way worse.

Dr. Gage accepted us as a new patient and was extremely thorough and explained everything in…read moredetail. I just adopted a rescue who recently had a broken leg surgically repaired. We didn't have any guidance for the ongoing care of the dog and the leg. He reviewed previous x-rays, clinic notes and took new x-rays to make sure the pin in the bone was in place and the leg was healing correctly. He checked her out, gave me good information on future care, gave her 1 parvo shot and that was great. His staff, Karen and Tracy were very nice, took an interest in our case and took an interest in my dogs history thru abandonment, leg break, shelter and adoption. First impressions were very good.

Im only working with Drs who acknowledge facts, not docs who ignore info and wont discuss the dog I…read morebrought on the basis that they've seen other dogs in the past. Even though I asked when I made the appointment if they could coordinate with his old vet to transfer paperwork they refused to believe he was vaccinated and different people kept popping in and out of the exam room and running around with syringes when we were there for allergy and flea meds.

The vets here are good, knowledgeable and have access to new technology. However this comes with a…read moreprice and they will try to sell you things that you probably don't need. For example, they told me I need to test my dog for heartworms every year... not a cheap test. My other vet said as long as she takes her medicine monthly, there is no need to test annually. The also told me she would need IV fluids, a heated table and pain meds after she was spayed. My other vet laughed and saved me $350. I was also on business in Japan when my dog got sick and they would not treat her without my consent.... which was quite an ordeal when I was half was around the world and 14 time zones away. All that being said. This is a good clinic and in an emergency is a good place, but I would not recommend for annual vaccinations, as they can be quite expensive.

We needed a vet that was close and thought this was a good choice until recently. Our dog had blood…read moredrawn last week due to frequent urination in the house (using test showed high sugar levels) Doctor suspected diabetes. They were going out of town until Monday and wanted us to wait until them to start insulin so they could get us in for an office visit to show us how to administer saline on our dog (this is Thursday) we also asked about our puppy, who had blood drawn to get spayed they following week - she has been scratching at her ear. We requested the Doctor to look at her ear while the blood was drawn and we were told no, we had to schedule a separate visit for this (this was Tuesday as well.) My husband called the Vet again and informed them that we could purchase the insulin for our dog at Walmart or Kroger, brother-in-law can show us how to administer the shot (he is a nurse - I know not a Vet tech...) and all we wanted to know was the amount to give. The Doctor relayed that we could go to (provided the location of an emergency vet) and receive a class on how to administer the insulin and they would provide the dose otherwise we would have to wait. My husband said at that point we would be switching vets. He was told OK and was then hung up on. Oh, they also wanted to charge us 450.00 to spay our puppy. We called the vet we used in Blue Ash that helped us through the rescue of one of our dogs and did everything over the phone with us. EVERYTHING with Burlington Pet Hospital was all about the MONEY....... I will gladly drive the 45 minutes to get the service that our dogs deserve and not be robbed blind in the process.....