We fostered to adopt this 85# male German Shepherd. In the state of Wisconsin all dog adoptions…read morerequire a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. I took a day off of work and drove 1.5 hours for this exam. The vet tech and vet answered some questions as I only had a female dog before. His weight is good and the vet explained signs of hip dysplasia which German Shepherds are prone to later in life. This dog had been in a shelter 310 days and now is living his best life.

From the owner: Our caring veterinarians and staff are committed to providing your companion animals with the best…read morequality of medical care possible.

Very helpful and friendly staff. The doctor was so good my cat didn't even know he was getting…read morepoked. Fortunately, my old kitty is doing fine. It's a relief to find a good vet! Thank you IVH!!!

Last year, after bringing my dog on a walk around town, she fell ill with obvious signs of…read morepoisoning. In the midst of calling 10+ vets and vet hospitals without any luck of any possibility of being seen within the next 6 hours, I left a voicemail for Interstate. I was shocked when the vet called back within minutes and said that someone would meet me at the clinic and that although she was almost home, that she would turn around and go back. Both were so incredible in their compassion, attention to detail and all bodily systems that could be affected. All aspects were openly discussed at a level that I understood and respectful of my almost 30 years of people medicine (complete with education of the differences between people and dog pathophysiology). Then I was shocked at how affordable the emergency management was. Thank you for saving my velcro girl pit bull.

The staff here was super helpful and they somehow got my puppers in after she ripped out a nail…read more They were all so caring. Would recommend anyone to this place.

PCAH is downright amazing! In January, I was forced to make the most difficult decision of my life…read more My 14.5 yr old beloved Beanz was at the end of his days and you all made the process seamless. Through all the tears, heartache, and despair, Dr. Jenna F. and tech Anna were so kind, patient, and walked me through the entire process. Being my first time in this situation, I was a complete mess. Thank heavens my best friend was by my side the entire time. I cannot thank you guys enough for bringing serene peace into an almost unbearable time of my life. I'm forever grateful to the Angels at PCAH! Love to you all!

I wish I could find the words to fully express how wonderful Spooner Veterinary Hospital is. From…read morethe wonderful Julie (and others) who answer the phone and booked my appointments, the highly educated and skilled Veterinary Technicians to the Veterinarians themselves, you will never find a more compassionate, kind, supportive and caring staff. I brought my best friend Yeti in, my beloved German Shepherd, to be checked because of a few concerns that came up quickly, never in a million years expecting to find out he had cancer throughout his body and a very short time to live. Needless to say, I was devastated. From that first appointment to 4 days later when I had to say goodbye to him, the loving support and comfort the entire staff showed both me and Yeti truly made a difference to us and it's something I will NEVER forget. I am switching my other animals to Spooner Veterinary Hospital as well. I wouldn't even think about bringing them anywhere else, now. If you love your animals as deeply as I do, you will want to bring them here for care. They are absolutely WONDERFUL!

We were on vacation when our Golden Retriever hurt her nail. It was bleeding and she was unable to…read morewalk on it. We called the vet nearest us in Danbury and they would not work us in to their schedule. We called Spooner and they told us to come and they would work us in. When we arrived we were greeted with friendly smiles. They put us in a room where our Golden could be examined by the vet and his assistant. They determined that they needed to take the whole nail put and said it would take about 45 minutes. It took exactly that. Everything went well and our Golden's urgent situation was resolved. We really appreciate the prompt and professional attention we received. We aren't a regular patient because we live in Illinois, but they reacted to our need for help and we are so grateful!!!

i had gone there for awhile being I had three dogs but as time went on I fell behind in my bill!…read moreThey are sticklers for getting their money cuz if they don't they won't see your dog even in a desperate time of need! my lab needed to be euthanized and because I hadn't caught up on my bill they turned me away! Made me take her to a unfamiliar place that she didn't know! They dont care about anything but getting their money!

Dog had seizure, can't walk, yet expected to just walk in on leash or be carried...Dog is not…read morefriendly! All person would still be in contact, office lady, vet tech, and vet doc. Don't waste your time, find someone who will have common sense, and treat your pet when there is an emergency!

We have been clients of Valley View Veterinary Hospital since around 1999. Dr. Joel is a fabulous…read moreindividual with a great passion for pet care. He is engaged with the animals and treats them as his own. He is honest and, if asked, is forthright about what he would do, if if were his animal. But will not push tests, procedures and such unless it is the only option. We have trusted him with many a pet over the years and he has helped us with sending our pets off to Rainbow Bridge with great respect and professionalism. The staff at VVV is absolutely the tops. My only issue, I don't want to give them a great review because they are SO BUSY there!!! But they always try to get us in when we have a need! Absolutely the very best animal care around.

My family has used VVV for over 20 years. The staff is always welcoming and compassionate about our…read morepets and offers advice and options.

We adopted a dog from here after our other dog passed away in July. We waited until October. I did…read morecheck out petfinder.com and inquired about another dog, but he was too old. We checked out 3 dogs on a Saturday. 2 were too rowdy for us. Paco was a suck up. He had been at the shelter 9 months. Unsure why he was passed over. Could be his size. Granted, he is large at 82# and pulls somewhat on a leash. He has adapted very well to our home in MN. He is a very good watch dog, protective. He is funny, quirky, affectionate, loves walks, being brushed and car rides. He plays fetch very well and sleeps through the night on a king size bed. We initially fostered to adopt, but day 2, made the decision to officially adopt him. Because in WI, you need to return to a vet there for a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. Then it was finalized. He also was fully sponsored and free. Please adopt and not shop. Many loveable dogs need a second chance. The facility was clean and staff very nice. Highly recommend. (27)

Our lil guy was having some medical needs... Nancy and the rest of the staff were an amazing help!…read moreThey really know how to care for not only a cherished pet, but their owners as well! Very informative with how to care for a pet!

I unfortunately do not recommend this vet. Jerry Woods sr. We liked him he was very caring and…read moreexam our dog & cat throughly. However, Jerry Woods jr is not a people person. Had not so good experience with our pets there.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend this office. My dog Charlie has been having symptoms for about 6…read moremonths that, by my very novice googling, I could pretty clearly see had something to do with his adrenal glands and cortisol levels. I couldn't be farther from a vet, but I could figure that out. When we brought him in in March we were told he is "perfectly healthy" and our concerns were largely ignored. We brought him again in June and once again the care was minimal, they kind of put a bandaid on the situation. After he was progressively getting worse we, yet again, brought him here on Monday the 24th. He was then diagnosed with heart failure and we were told there was nothing we can do and he may only have a week to live. It was an odd turn of events given the prior history and it didn't sit right with me so I had enough and brought him to AERC in Oakdale (highly recommend, by the way.) As it turns out, he was completely misdiagnosed and he has end stage cancer of, you guessed it, the adrenal glands. Had this office have caught the cancer in March when we originally brought him, the new vet let me know that the adrenal glands are pretty easily removed so that may have been an option. Now, unfortunately, the cancer is spread too far. Our Charlie is only 12 and could have had a good 4-5 years left with us but due to negligence his life has been cut short. I know it can be expensive to bring your furry friends to the cities but if you can afford it, I've found you'll get MUCH better care. I know not everyone can and I 100% understand that as well, so no pressure. I guess all I'm saying is sadly, you get what you pay for, with veterinary care. I also understand that with his minimal symptoms in March many people would not have been eager to spend $700 on a radiology exam, but this office didn't even give us this option. They mislead us that he was perfectly healthy. I wish they had said, "hey, so his bloodwork is normal but given the symptoms related to his cortisol levels it's possible something else could be happening to his adrenal glands. We don't have to right testing tools here so if you want to take him to AERC you have that option." Instead, they kind of mislead us and assumed we wouldn't want to spend the money to do that. Shouldn't that be our call to make? If you want to keep costs relatively low, and you think the issues with your furry friend are minor, this place may be a good option. But if your gut is ever telling you it's something more serious, my recommendation is to go elsewhere where you'll be taken seriously and given all the options. I wish you and your pets lots of love and health!! Hopefully their prognosis will be better than our Charlie's.