Dr. Moore is so wonderful!! The entire staff is welcoming & personable, they spoil us and especially our pets (2dogs, 1beardie)! I drive quite a distance for their services because they are so worth it! Read Less

Dr Lukey took excellent care of our rabbit when we brought her in on an emergency visit, compassionate, attentive, excellent bedside manner. On a regular checkup for out daughter's bunny she was thorough in her examination, sharing her findings every step along the way. It was clear our rabbits were in great hands. Read Less

Emergency with my bearded dragon and the Doctors were wonderful. Took care of him and gave me everything I needed to further his care at home. Even on call for me day or night if something happens at home until his full recovery. Read Less

This place is the most awesome veterinarian office I have ever known. The staff is extremely knowledgeable, very friendly, and no matter what you were there for you are treated professionally and they treat your animals like they are one of their own pets. We have been going to this veterinarian for many years even though it is not real close to where we live, I have never regreted the drive or the decision to make Dr. Jan and Dr. Moore our veterinarian. Read Less

I took my dachshund in because I thought he could possibly have kennel cough. He walked into the clinic and aside from an OCCASIONAL cough, he was fine. Dr. Lukey recommended x rays. They placed my DACHSHUND on his back and restrained him in that position (with him struggling) for the x rays and when they were done he was limping. This was a week ago. My baby can't even walk anymore & unless he is on A LOT of pain medication, he YELPS and cries constantly. I just can't believe I took him in for an occasional cough & now he's like this. Taking him there was a HUGE mistake I will regret for the rest of my life. My baby has given up and my heart is broken. Read Less

Dr. Moore is above and beyond the best vet I've ever met. When our turtle needed surgery she explained things clearly and in a way that I understood. (versus some vets that use medical jargon and assume you understand) She has treated my rats as well and is competent and compassionate in her care, more than making the hour long drive there worth it. Flat out a wonderful vet that the whole fur family (which for us is extensive!) can go to! Read Less

I highly recommend Dr. Jan Strother and her staff. They are caring, conscientious and thorough. While they are not inexpensive, you get what you pay for and they do have a lot of state-of-the-art equipment. The vets gave a good explanation of the problem and the procedures you need to follow. They really care about their patients --- human as well as animal. Read Less

I started taking my dog to see Dr. Bryant when he roughly 2 years ago. Previously, my family and I had taken all of our animals to see another vet for several years. So, when I got Cadillac at 7 weeks old, this was the vet I used. When Cadillac was a puppy, the vet and his staff were great. However, when Cadillac reached the point of being full grown, things changed drastically. I believe the vet's exact words were: ""I just don't trust a pitbull."" The vet became quite rough and nasty acting towards him. it finally reached the point where Cadillac would start trembling when he saw parking lot approaching. The last straw finally came when I took him in one day after he had gotten stuck in some thick briar bushes. He was bleeding pretty badly and had 2 nasty gashes on his front legs. The vet closed up the gashes with what appeared to be construction grade ""staples."" While, I didn't exactly appreciate the fact that my dog appeared to have been treated with heavy duty construction grade materials, he's the vet and I'm not. And I could have let this go....except for the fact that he apparently didn't see the need to use anything to help with the pain, or even numb the immediate area where he ""stapled."" After this trip all vets were officially at the top of Cadillac's ""axis of evil"" list...and mine as well for that matter. However, Cadillac is line bred. So,if he isn't throwing up for no reason or breaking out in allergy related hives, then we're in the vet's office for some other random health issue. I was in desperate search of a new vet. My #1non-negotiable requirement was that the new vet and their staff had to be kind, caring, gentle, and understanding. However, while Cadillac may be my over-grown goofy and wonderful constant companion, I did realize that I was asking a lot. On our first visit, I was highly impressed. Dr. Bryant and the reception staff were extremely warm and friendly - despite the fact that Cadiilac, was making all sorts of nasty noises. There was no way to mistake it either, he was definately not shy about letting them all know to ""STAY AWAY, DO NOT COME CLOSE."" He wouldn't even accept treats. Since then roughly 2 years have passed. With each visit Cadillac gets more comfortable with Dr. Bryant and the rest of the staff. He no longer shakes when we pull into the parking lot, he doesn't refuse to get out of the car, and I don't have to drag him through the door. He even takes treats from them now. Not to mention, he might even occassionally give them a tail wag or two. Seriously, there are no words to describe how wonderful everyone there is. And personally, I don't see why everybody is whining about the price. Even though I'm a broke law school student, I'd much rather pay a little extra and know that my dog isn't going to be treated harshly if I can't be right there in the room watching over shoulders the entire time he's there. Read Less