Rachel and her team are Fabulous!! We have been going to see…read moreher for years! Today was the first grooming appointment. Timber feels so amazing, smooth and soft!! Smells so good too!! U can tell he feels better too! Definitely recommend!!!!

My Boston Terrier, Sammy, LOVES going here so much he can hardly wait to get out of the car…read more I appreciate the fact that there is parking right in front of business, without stairs because I use a walker or a cane.

I needed to get my African grey parrot wings clipped. All the vets in the area charge 150$ to clip…read moreand 60$ for the exam. Michelle was kind enough to clip my parrots wings and clip her nails for 5$. If you have a small or medium sized pet bird I'd recommend going here.

I got hermit crabs 2 weeks ago and previously had other animals from them and you can tell they…read moredon't handle their animals or care about their well being and any animal you get from cape horn pets dies not even after 2 weeks of owning the animal and can't even be reasonable about it either

I cannot say enough about the treatment we received from the doctors and the entire staff. We…read morebrought our sick Boxer in and they gave her absolutely the best care I could imagine. Unfortunately, they had to deliver bad news. However, it was done with such kindness and compassion that it eased the blow while giving us all the information we needed. The doctors treat their patients and owners well. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. They also understood our situation and handled us with care. They had our girl for a week and everyone knew who she was. That gave me the confidence to know that they all care about their jobs and their patients. Thank you to each and every one of the staff who cared for our girl. I am sure there were even more than we met. You will see us, and the rest of out canine family soon.

Dr. Kevin is great and provides wonderful care to our cats. All of the staff are kind, caring,…read moreprofessional, and show great patience with our cats who are less than joyful about being at the vet. Patton Vet is about 30 minutes from our house so there are tons of closer vet offices, but we love Patton so much that we are more than happy to make the drive. Last June, we sadly had to put our 21 year old baby boy kitty to sleep because his body was worn out. Everyone at Patton was so kind and supportive of us during this difficult time. They gave us plenty of time to say goodbye and even followed up with us a few days later to see if we needed anything.

Very kind and friendly vet that takes good care of our dogs. They're honest and don't overcharge.read more

I would like to take this time to publicly thank the personnel in general and Dr. Julie Schneider…read morein particular of Cape Horn Veterinary Associates for having saved the life of our beloved little dog Bella who was in the early stages of a deadly pyometra. Words alone will never adequately convey how grateful we are for the successful labors of Dr. Schneider and her staff in sparing my wife Marcia and I the unspeakable tragedy of losing Bella so soon. Yet in expressing our thanks, we would be remiss in not publicly owning up to the error in judgment we made as pet owners in never having had Bella spayed. So let the following serve as a cautionary tale to those who bring their pets to Cape Horn and any facility which treat our four legged furry family members. It goes without saying that no pet should ever suffer, let alone perish, as a result of his/her's owner(s) mistake; however innocent & unintentional that mistake may be. In Bella's case, I had never even heard of pyometra, which Dr. Schneider explained is an infection of the uterus which often develops in un-spayed dogs & cats; an infection which is always fatal if not immediately treated and causes the animal great pain. Now spaying any pet is not cheap & it is certainly an unpleasant experience for the pet. As Dr. Schneider also pointed out it is considered in more than a few countries as a form of animal abuse/mutilation and is thus outlawed. Yet it is a well established fact that spaying & neutering your dog & cat, especially the females, reduces the risk of your pet developing this infection almost to nothing. Yes, times are tough for a lot of people & this understandably leads some individuals to decide not to spay & neuter their pets for cost saving reasons, particularly if the pet is kept inside as was the case with Bella. Yet we, my wife & I learned to our distress and to great risk to our little dog's life, that we made a mistake; a horrible mistake by not having had Bella spayed due to the cost when we should have. Of course over time this delay led to a much greater expense and the near loss of Bella herself. We were fortunate that were now in a position to handle this crisis. Had it occurred at any time during the previous seven years of Bella's life we would not have been and Bella would have been lost. So to those of you who are reluctant to have your pets fixed for financial or other reasons, let it be understood that a failure to act now will more likely than not result in a much higher cost later; either in the form of emergency surgery to combat the infection, the loss of your pet as a result of it, or both. In closing, let it be said that there is nothing really redeeming in a blunder such as this except for the fact that by publicly owning up to it, my wife and I may perhaps prevent others from repeating our mistake, and thus spare them from having to absorb the high cost to their pet and to themselves that such a mistake will invariably entail. Again, my most hearty thanks to Dr. Schneider and the staff of Cape Horn Associates. May future clients who walk through your doors be secure in the knowledge that their beloved babies will receive the best possible care and in the most loving of hands. With Most Kindest Regards, Eric and Marcia

Our dog was struggling with gastrointestinal issues, and not only did Dr. Ludwig help us identify…read morethe problem, but our dog is now full of energy again, like a puppy. It's clear that Dr. Ludwig truly cares about animals and doesn't want to see them suffer. He always puts the animals first, and that's exactly what you want in a great veterinarian.

We took our dog Chloe there Dr Ludwig was the best vet we have ever had. He took the time and…read morelistened and got down on the floor with Chloe. He knew what he is talking about. Yes now he May have made the wrong choice in his personal like but he is human and we do make mistakes. I hope things work out for him bc he is a good vet!