My fur babies stayed at Tundra for a week they came home healthy happy dogs. The facility's are…read moreclean and fresh smelling. I was allowed to bring what I wanted to make them comfortable . Worked with me on drop off and pick up. I will definitely use Tundra again. Thanks again for no worries brooding.

Always bring our golden to Tundra Kennels. Well trusted, great communication and a wonderful…read morefacility. The grooming is superb!

They have been the best vet we've had! Dr Kidder is exceptional! She's an excellent surgeon! I…read moretrusted her with my little loves. But the cost is why we left. Our little dogs need a lot of care, we have provided it over the years. It's not easy to find a good vet these days. Everyone is so friendly. Our babies loved going there because they knew they were loved Not all vet's offices are like that, we've found that out because we have had many. But this office is great

I've moved back to the area after being out of state for many years and have been needing a new vet…read morefor my pup. I'd previously had issues finding anyone available for new patients. But when my big guy was hurt I gave them a call and they were able to see him right away. Everyone I encountered from on the phone to the techs to Dr. Grey were so welcoming and absolutely fantastic with my scaredy-pup. We're new there but they made me and him feel incredibly welcome.

We had taken our animals to Cottonwood vet since we moved here in 2020. Last year our cat was…read morediagnosed with lymphoma and we had to put her down. In early February our dog developed a mass on his neck. Dr. Childress at Cottonwood said he had enlarged lymph nodes in his neck, suspected he had lymphoma, and aspirated the mass. The mass contained lymphocytes and lymphoblasts, and Dr. Childress confirmed lymphoma with this testing. He did not send the sample out for staging or do any other tests. Our dog also had no other symptoms. He started our lab on steroids to reduce the size of the lymph nodes to give him comfort and said we likely had a month or 2 with him until he succumbed to the disease. After a few days it dawned on me that no other labs were done initially. I took him back to Cottonwood at by that time he had elevated glucose and concern for pancreatitis. Granted, steroids may have been clouding the picture by this point. I asked for a second opinion so he was seen at Blue Pearl and ultimately diagnosed with diabetes. They saw no evidence for lymphoma or pancreatitis. I had asked Dr. Childress about the possibility of diabetes and asked if he could check his urine and he said the elevated glucose was from steroids. He did not test his urine. By the time he was seen at BP he was in ketosis and probably 3-4 days away from dying. Dr. Childress called me after the initial visit at BP and doubled down on his original diagnosis of lymphoma, disregarded the diabetes diagnosis completely and said "I think more is going on." I haven't been back to Cottonwood since. I established him at VCA Allendale and when I was explaining this history to the VCA vet she had me describe in detail and show her where the neck mass was and she said based on location and description it was likely an enlarged salivary gland and not enlarged nodes so he never should have been started on steroids in the first place. Giving steroids to an undiagnosed diabetic can have fatal consequences. Circle back to our cat also being diagnosed with lymphoma from Dr. Childress last year and now we're questioning if she also didn't have lymphoma since, as best we recall, she did not have enlarged nodes and never had anything aspirated to sample. She was losing weight despite eating, peeing more, and drinking more, all symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes. I recommend going elsewhere for your pets.

I am a first time puppy owner and everyone has been so helpful. Competitive prices and caring…read moreworkers. My puppy Maverick loves coming to the vet!

I'm so thankful for the staff at Harborfront Animal Hospital. My Vet Clinic wasn't able to "fit"…read moreme in for my injured cat. I called them, made my appointment, walked in and within a few hours is doing so much better. Love their caring hearts. I hate to change vets, but my fur babies are my everything. Guess things happen for a reason.

Dr. Joy Jackson is such a caring vet! I feel confident that my dog is getting the best care with…read moreher and she seems to really listen and care. She isn't pushy about expensive treatments, but she offers her honest and professional advice on what she feels is best for my aging dog. I'm glad she is back at HHFA!

Very open minded veterinarian that takes the time to listen and explain everything. Great with…read moresenior pets and end of life care. The staff is very kind and helpful.

A traumatic and unprofessional end-of-life experience…read more I am sharing this so no other family has to endure the trauma we experienced during our dog's final moments. We entrusted Dr. Peter Jackson with our goodbye, but what should have been a peaceful passing was handled with a shocking lack of empathy and professionalism. Before the procedure even began, the veterinarian was discussing his personal issues with his phone provider, showing zero respect for the gravity of the moment or our emotional state. We were never given a clear explanation of how the process would go; he simply said she would "get sleepy." We were never warned that a seizure could occur, leaving us completely blindsided and terrified during her last seconds. Furthermore, we were never asked about positioning or how we wanted to hold her. Once it was over, the doctor left and never re-entered the room. I was left sobbing with unanswered questions, feeling entirely abandoned in my grief. This was a failure of basic veterinary care and human compassion. We will never be able to unsee these final moments. If you are looking for a vet who will respect your pet and your family during their most vulnerable time, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere.

Thanks for seeing us on short notice. Our regular vet is quite far away, and we needed care. Your…read moreoffice was warm and took great care of Rigby. You can tell from the interactions with Rigby, the staff really cares for our pets.

Someone needs to tell this lady there's a right and wrong way to talk to people. It's possible to…read morehold a different opinion than someone else and NOT feel the need to talk down to them or use scare tactics (when talking about their loved one). Was referred by another vet and was Very disappointed in the lack of professional behavior or just simple courtesy. Not recommended!

They are so wonderful with my senior cat and dog. They have gone above and beyond in helping get my…read morerescues healthy when first adopted. They fit my cat in immediately when he came in contact with a bat and walked me through all the steps I needed to take. They were so respectful and compassionate with our family when we had to help my mom's fur baby cross the rainbow bridge. I would recommend them to anyone to trust their fur babies with.

Love this clinic! Treated us with kindness and respect. Treated my Lucy (dog) with kindnesses also…read more Definitely recommend this Veterinary clinics