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    All Pet Complex Veterinary Hospital

    All Pet Complex Veterinary Hospital

    (37 reviews)

    We had been taking our 73 lb pit/dane/lab mix, Nicky, here ever since we moved to Boise two years…read moreago. Dr Stoenner and the entire staff have always greeted us & Nicky with professional and kind attention. They helped find and/or supply her with special need diet products and medications she needed after a very active 13 years. The facility is linked to a great online product shipping associate that delivered Nicky's food & meds to our door. We received timely notifications for her shots & always received quick appointments. In November, 2017, Nicky was diagnosed with a malignant tumor on her spleen and, on Nov 31, had surgery to remove the tumor & given medication for recovery & medication for some petite seizures she'd been having. The tumor had bled into her abdomen, making the chances of the cancer moving to other organs a probable prognosis. She was given 6 - 9 months to live. 2 1/2 months later, on Jan 13, 2018, following weeks of her strength & appetite diminishing and her breathing becoming shallow, we brought her in on that Saturday. Although Dr Stoenner had the day off, Dr Lisa Christensen examined Nicky physically and, with the help of an ultrasound, determined that she had a massive amount of blood in her abdomen & around her heart. This accounted for her rapid breathing (panting) and occasional coughing/gaging and, of course, her lack of energy (her gums were very light pink to white). After providing an option that I won't get into here, but intimating (not pushing) that euthanasia might be the best for Nicky, my wife & I came to the very painful decision to save Nicky any more pain & discomfort and say goodbye to our beloved family member of 15 years. We were left alone with Nicky while we came to our decision and for the rest of procedure Nicky, my wife, & I were treated with respect, dignity, sympathy, & a very caring demeanor by the two techs who prepped Nicky and Dr Christensen. Lisa explained everything that would happen, and gently talked us through what she was doing every step of the way. She had earlier placed a pad under Nicky and made certain that she was in a comfortable position. We laid down with Nicky while Lisa injected a medication to put Nicky to sleep. She did this very slowly so it wouldn't alarm Nicky. After Nicky was asleep, Lisa injected the medication that would stop her heart. After Lisa confirmed that Nicky had passed, she left us alone. It was a tearful process made a bit easier by having someone there who obviously cared about our feelings & Nicky's comfort. When we walked back into the reception area, we were greeted with condolences and a candle had been lit at a sign that reads something like "When this candle is lit, there is a family saying farewell to their pet. Please quietly conduct your business". We received a phone call to pick up Nicky's ashes within 24 hours and, in the mail, received a sympathy card with signatures & condolences by the doctors & entire staff. When we're are eventually able to adopt another shelter dog, we will definitely bring him or her to All Pet Complex.

    Very kind people! I am also able to book my appointments online which is so nice as I rarely have…read moretime during normal hours of a day. They also have monthly payment plans for pet care! I am glad I gave them a try and will be transferring all of my pets to them.

    The Spoiled Dog Salon & Resort - Alfie's first grooming

    The Spoiled Dog Salon & Resort

    (29 reviews)

    I bring my Bichon in for play care. He loves it. They take such good care of him and he is so…read morehappy when we get there. It's great to have a place where I can drop him when needed.

    Years ago, Kelly used to be a groomer here. He's fantastic. My yorkie at the time, Frankie,…read morebasically had little to no hair. It was adorable. Kelly always did an amazing job on him. I know, how hard can a hairless dog be to groom? Well, to make it look less like he was hairless and more like it was just a groom...I guess for me it would be tricky lol. To them, it's easy, haha! Anyway, Kelly opened his new place in Star and Frankie and I continued to go there until Frankie's passing last year. Spoiled Dog is literally like 5-7 mins from my house. Frankie's old spot is more than 20 and probably even more now that the amount of traffic has increased dramatically in just the past year. It's sad. I wanted to take my new little guy, Alfie to Kelly, but I decided to return to Spoiled Dog. Either choice would have been good, but I 1000% have lucked out with another great groomer that works at Spoiled Dog. His name is, Jordan. Kelly even spoke very highly of Jordan, so I knew Alfie was in good hands. There are mixed reviews about Spoiled Dog on here and Google. My reviews I always try to be as straightforward as possible. If something is shit, I have absolutely NO problems writing about it. I am not however, someone who will like Karen out for a min and write a bad review for something so minor. Something people do too often with online reviews. I've noticed the bad reviews are mainly about another person at this place. That's whatever. Jordan is Alfie's groomer and again, I've lucked out because he's incredible on so many levels. Jordan is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, for starters. He is so sweet with Alfie. Alfie immediately LOVED him and I was kind of surprised by that. Alfie isn't even a year yet, so he gets a little freaked out around new people/places etc. I took him to Jordan the first time just to get his nails trimmed. Alfie basically cuddled right in his arms and let him do it. I think Alfie would scream bloody fn murder if I tried or he would think I was playing with him lol. You should see us when I'm brushing him. GOOD. LORD. Hahahaha! Jordan on top of being excellent with Alfie, is an excellent groomer. This last groom, Nov 9th, he did exactly what I wanted and then some. I know some of us can be a pain in the ass when describing what we want done, I even apologized just in case I was being "that guy" haha! Jordan was so sweet about it. So friendly. Working any job in dealing with the public is extremely challenging. I can't even imagine what it must be like for a groomer lol...especially people who are real nasty. I guess to some degree because grooming is not cheap, people are ok to know what they want. It's not ok to be a massive dick tho especially to someone who is working on our kids :) That was quite the ramble huh? Haha! I'm so glad I found Jordan. It was meant to be. Alfie loves him, I love him hahaha, I absolutely love his skills and his abilities to connect with the animals. He is truly an outstanding talent. Yeah fuck you're planning on trying this place out, seek out Jordan. You won't be disappointed. The place is super clean, spacious. They have kennels, boarding whatnot. I mean, it's a doggy spa haha! I won't ramble too much more. Yelp will cut me off and then I'll turn into a super Karen on my side of the screen haha! Spoiled Dog is a wonderful spot and that's because of Jordan. I'm glad I decided to go back here. It's about $50 for his groom. Is that pricey? To me, yes lol. With all the people moving here tho, I'm sure that's one of the reasons the prices went up. It's also pricey (imo) for a 5lb yorkie, but the important thing is...he's a great groomer, knows his shit, and is excellent with Alfie. It's very hard to find a good groomer who REALLY enjoys his job. Jordan is just that. You can see immediately in his finished product that he loves what he does and just watching him interact with the dogs...again, you can see he loves his line of work. I imagine it's very rewarding. Ok, I better stop. Thanks for reading, Yelpittererees!! Cheers!

    Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland - In the exam room

    Intermountain Pet Hospital, Overland

    (87 reviews)

    I have been bringing my 2 dogs here for the past year+ for old dog reasons. Everything was good and…read morenice. I recently got a kitten who had worms and no other issues. I brought him in on 7/11 got his worms cleared up. Was charged $120ish. After that my kitten who is strictly indoors only developed a URI ( upper respiratory infection) I can only think he got it from there. When I realized it wasn't getting better I brought him in on 7/21.....only 10 days later. I brought in my kitten and he was prescribed meds. The tech came in and said it was $105.... Another $100 10 day later. Due to a "progress" fee. Soo the original physical was $90 and the progress was $80. I asked for some leniency because it had only been a week and a half since I was there last. The tech said she talked to my original doctor and another who said no.... I don't see how is this fair. I'd even be ok with a discounted progress fee, but the full amount is a bit much to me for it only being 10 days later. I will be bringing any future issues I have with my other animals somewhere else.

    If we could rate it negative stars I would. I'm appalled at…read morethe experience my friend just had with her cat. My friend's cat Sushi was refusing to walk on his back paw/leg, and held it up as high as he could. So when I took a look at it for her - I have had cats as pets for 30+ years and grew up on a farm- I told her she needed to have a vet look at his paw. Intermountain Vet was able to get her in the next day and she told them we thought it was his paw and they completely ignored her and told her it was probably the hip, and it was likely fractured and they could do an xray for $500, and they have a surgeon on staff that can do surgery for $4-5k" And she asked them again to please look at the paw because of what I said, and also he was holding his entire leg and foot up against his body and if his hip was fractured, I don't think he would be using those muscles like that! She said They briefly glanced at the paw and said "it's just dirty" and didn't even examine it!!!. And when she asked for antibiotics- they said it wouldn't help his hip. She left, and thankfully they sent him home with 3 days of pain meds. I had her cat come to my house so I could watch him and do saline soaks multiple times a day, and his swollen paw was so swollen we didn't know there was an abscess until it popped! Pus and blood all over his paw. she told the vet what happened and sent them the photos I took and said he needs antibiotics like we asked for before- they agreed & did prescribe them, but they didn't apologize. They didn't admit they were wrong. Day 3 of saline soaks and the swelling is down in his paw, the abscess on top is healing nicely, he is walking normal on all 4 paws, and jumping. I looked at the paw pads and I can see that he had a cut on his pad that likely had gotten infected and caused the abscess. Thankfully it had been healing from The saline and colloidal silver paw soaks. The vet and assistant are clearly idiots, and their blatant refusal of examining the paw was completely unethical and ridiculous. Even my friend's 11 year old knew it was the paw. Clearly they just wanted her to pay for expensive procedures that were not necessary, after providing neglectful care and did not do their due diligence of an actual exam of the paw. Don't waste your money at this vet. Might as well Come see me instead, since I clearly can tell you correctly what is wrong and won't charge you an arm and leg.

    Renner Veterinary Mobile Services - vet - Updated September 2026

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