First time taking my dog here. They got me in fast and did a great job with her!…read moreI will be going back..

We are so grateful for Denali's Pet Spa! They were able to fit us in for a grooming appointment on…read moreshort notice, which was a huge relief. The staff were friendly and professional, and our pets look great after their appointment. The groomer did a fantastic job.

We have been bringing our dogs to see Lori for years. Every dog we have had has LOVED coming to…read morestay with her. They start howling and barking in excitement as soon as we hit her road. Lori treats our dogs as if they are her own. I couldn't imagine taking them anywhere else.

Needed to trim my jack chi nails and they were able to see him on sat. Nail trimming is walk ins…read moreso that's really nice and 5-10 depending if the dog needs more than 1 person. Will definitely be coming here again. Plenty of parking Almost no wait for nail trimming

My friend went in with her dogs and had a great experience. Would highly recommend. Staff was…read moreamazing.

Wasilla Vet has always been so accommodating for our dogs…read more My dogs love Greg our vet they feel comfortable around him he is very caring and compassionate. The front desk ladies are very helpful & friendly You don't have to wait long to be seen hands down Wasilla Vet is above and beyond great!

Wasilla Vet does not care about your pet, only their pay!!!…read more They were fully prepared to let my 5 year old Western Siberian Laika, Daisy dog, die unnecessarily! Daisy dog was pregnant and had a miscarriage. Friday her discharge was green/brown. I called Wasilla Vet, where she had been a patient, they couldn't get her in until Tuesday. I called every day to see if they had any cancellations so Daisy dog could be seen. No was all they said with absolutely no concern for Daisy dogs status. Never even asked any questions about how she is doing. Finally Tuesday came and upon an examination the Dr diagnosed Daisy dog with Pyometra. Said she needed surgery immediately or she won't survive. Dr said she only has days to live in the condition she is in. Actually told me "she'll be lucky to make it until Friday". I tried to schedule the surgery, but their calendar was full. Said they can 'squeeze' her on Friday morning. I reminded them that they just told me she will be dead by Friday. "There is nothing we can do until Friday" is what I was told. I begged them to bump another less emergent surgery and they informed me thay cannot do that. Told me if I want it done sooner I'll need to call an ER vet. I called, they charge $5000 for the same $1600 surgery. That's out of my budget and Wasilla Vet was well aware of that. They wished me the best, said they hope Daisy dog makes it until Friday and sent us on our way. I called numerous vets pleading for help! Finally Faith at Bering Sea Animal Clinic in Chugiak heard my cry, understood the severity of the situation and went above and beyond to get Daisy dog the life saving surgery she needed. She got her into the clinic at 6:30 Wednesday morning. As in the very next day. I will be switching my pets to Bering Sea Animal Clinic and I highly recommend you do the same! Don't let your pet be a victim of Wasilla Vets carless greed!

Above and beyond! Truly compassionate, kind, professional service. From the front office staff, the…read moretechs and Dr Nate (who we saw). Cannot say enough good things

I went in last Tuesday 9/19/23 unfortunately to have our girl Lucy euthanized. The tall male doctor…read more(not our normal Vet) and his assistant were amazing. They were compassionate and listened and let us ramble about our blind old Bassett hound. The vet tech even cried when we did. I can't say enough great things about the doc, the tech and the clinic. We have brought our fur kids there on recommendation when we got our Corgi and they have been great. I was totally rattled about the whole thing and when the Dr said "Thanks for taking care of her like you did" when we told him Lucy's story it broke me, but he meant it. What a great staff to help us I. This terrible day. I will never forget your kindness

As we left the recycling plant, we noticed this place. We certainly don't need another dog. We…read morealready have two rescues that keep us plenty busy. But we did want to check out the volunteer possibilities. Super friendly staff and a very organized volunteer process. All the dogs we visited were wagging tails and looking at us expectedly! Certainly worth adopting!! Their faces were so cute. I wanted to take them all home. The two volunteers we engaged in conversation were supreme-o. They were happy, smiling, and upbeat in a way in which it seems they really enjoyed their work. I cannot speak to the adoption process or costs, but it seems like it would run smooth. They have several rooms where dogs can go to meet and greet with potential adopters. I'm not sure about outdoor spaces or how you have your present dogs meet a potential foster sister or brother. I'll make sure to get clarification on that next time.

I have nothing but bad things to say about a place that hinders you from access to looking for an…read moreanimal to adopt and or identify as a lost animal. You must make an appointment to access their facility which will Couse far less adoptions and hinder people from getting a lost pet back. The animals wellbeing and future should out way anything. Creating an invariant for the staff not having to earn their wage out-waying over the animals best interest is applying.

Inside HQ was nice but our favortite part was the cart ride with veteran Iditarod race veteran…read moreRiley Dyche's team of sled dogs. I bought a souvenir for my son, to further support the Iditarod!

The Iditarod Headquarters was a cute stop on the drive from Anchorage to Denali. $10 admission…read moreprovides a quick ride with Riley or merchandise credit. It was an amazing experience to meet the dogs as they were all so lovable. Riley was very nice and informative answering questions I had about his sled dogs. They play a 30 minute movie which I didn't get to watch due to my schedule. I highly recommend making this stop in Wasilla!

I just let go of my beloved 11-pound, 15 year old cat Sparkle. He was a fantastic gentleman who…read morelived his life with quiet gentle dignity and no fears. It was important to me that he passed in the same way he had lived. Last year I had to let another cat (Spook) go (also 11 pounds, 14 years old.) I foolishly took him to Far Country Animal Hospital because their website and radio ads crowed "open 24 hours...no emergency office fees." It was a Sunday and this seemed logical. What I found was a noisy clinical atmosphere and little compassion. The "bonus" was the outrageous $333.05 that I was charged for the euthanasia ($125) and cremation ($208,05) of this small animal. Shameful greed. I was rushed in and out...and never even notified when the ashes were back to be picked up. THIS TIME I took my cat to Passages in Palmer for his final journey. I had heard so many wonderful things about Dr. Espey. She is soft-spoken and one of the kindest vets I have ever met. The office is quiet...soft music playing, beautiful green plants everywhere, no phones ringing, no people scurrying around...just PEACE. Sparkle was given anesthesia before the stopping of the heart, so he gradually got drowsy and went to sleep. After he went to sleep the doc administered the drug to stop his heart. He didn't hear a thing and he didn't feel a thing. He just drifted away. My world still feels empty without him, but I have his ashes back. Dr. Espey also made a clay paw print and provided a tuft of his fur and a pamphlet about the grieving process. Her charge of $189.80 ($80 for euthanasia and $109.80 for private cremation) for this over-the-top service was 143.25 LESS than what Far Country charged for their lousy "service". I have 5 more animals left in my family (2 elderly dogs and 3 kitties). I know where I will take them when it's their time to go. As pet owners it is our responsibility to see our critters through to the end. When that circle is complete, your heart will be full, knowing you did what was best for your friend. I cannot say enough about Passages and Dr. Espey.

We lost our 16 year old dachshund this June and they took such good care of him. Saved a clipping…read moreof fur and paw print. Very kind staff that treated me and my partner with kindness.