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    Phillips Jack R DVM

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Cooper's Veterinary Care

    (4 reviews)

    St Peters

    We have a rescue jackhuahua who was abused and is terrified of strangers, especially Vets. He bites…read moreout of fear and shear panic. This dr. Was so kind and patient. She even got on the floor w/ him. She was so nice to him even after he lunged at her going in for a snap, thank god for the Bakersfield muzzle! We also have a dachshund who we brought in for a small wound between his toes. She also uncovered the start of an ear infection. She brought in a lick mat w/peanut butter. She was very gentle and didn't push, backed off when they showed signs of stress. Before we left both were wagging their tails and enjoying the lick mat! We left w/ meds for both the infections and some sedatives to help us w/ the much dreaded nail trims. So far, best, nicest Vet I've found in 7 yrs. Reasonable prices as well. The dachshund's last ear infection, we were charged nearly $700 by another vet who had a mean bedside manner and it was a traumatic not to mention expensive ordeal. Both dogs got exams, antibiotic for the paw wound, ear flush, ear drops, anti-inflammitories, as well as two sedatives, all for abt $300. I think we've found our permanent vet. And She's young, so I don't think she'll be retiring any time too soon. I feel really lucky to have found this gem of a doc for our fur babies. Oh, and she did the dachshunds anal glads for us w/ out so much as a flinch or grimace. She's got mad skills and is so nice! And God forbid we ever have to put one down, she'll make a house call so he doesn't have to die in a scary vet office. She's a keeper for sure.

    trusted the vets opinion and it nearly cost me my pet's life. lacks common sense. very…read moredisappointed. if it happened to me, it's happening to other.

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    Cave Springs Pet Hospital

    (12 reviews)

    St Peters

    We took our Cockapoo, Oliver, for his first set of annual shots. He's a bit behind schedule because…read moreof his struggles with bacteria as a puppy. Now he's a whopping 36 pounds, quite big for a cockapoo. Healthy and happy, sweet as can be. Pandemic procedures: They now have numbered parking spots. Call when you arrive. A tech will come and get your animal. If you want to come in with your pet, you may. They ask that you wear masks, but it's not required. Their staff is all masked and gloved. We went in because we always learn from our vet. She has a lot of good tips about dog behavior, and that personal interaction is valuable to us. Dr. Brister was great with Oliver, coming down to his level to ease his initial anxiety with her. She was gentle and caring with him. He didn't even flinch when he got his two shots. Consistently good care is the reason we love this place. All the vets are skilled, knowledgeable, and caring. The support staff work well together and communicate well with the doctors. There are places closer to home, but it's worth going a bit farther knowing we're getting quality care every time we need it.

    I've been pleased with their services during prior visits but was less pleased with care provided…read morein September. Both my boyfriend and I each brought in a cat. His cat had a possible upper respiratory infection and an oozing wound on shoulder. The wound had matted fur covering the would from the drainage. The vet did not even clip the hair to look at or clean the wound. She gave the cat an antibiotic shot and said maybe that would take care of both issues. The wound is no better, still matted and oozing. I suppose they would charge another $70 plus now to do what should have been done during that visit. The second cat received a bottle of eye drops that they charged $75 for, the drops are over the counter and I could have purchased them for $30 from Chewy! Will be looking around for a new vet.

    Phillips Jack R DVM - vet - Updated July 2026

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