I lost my horse 11 months ago, after having her as a family member for 27 years. My mare was a patient at this clinic, when it used to owned by Dr. Deter and Dr. Fowler. I've owned four horses, tota... Read More
I lost my horse 11 months ago, after having her as a family member for 27 years. My mare was a patient at this clinic, when it used to owned by Dr. Deter and Dr. Fowler. I've owned four horses, total, and have pretty much stuck with this clinic. The place did change in the last 5 years or so. Dr. Deter and Fowler are gone, and there's a whole new team of young and "fresh" new vets. I've never had a problem with them. Pricey? Yes. But, they've added a lot of new state-of-the-art equipment. Last June, when my horse had severe colic, one of the newer female vets responded to my emergency call. It was on a Saturday. She showed up within 45 minutes. Things were bad, and I had a grim feeling I was about to lose my mare. She was so compassionate, and explained all the options. Realizing that paying thousands of dollars, to try and save her, at that old age was not fair to my horse. I had to make a difficult decision, and I opted to humanely have her put down. The vet (I wish I could remember her name, but I was crying too hard), ended my horse's life with dignity and it went fast. I received a signed card, from all the vets, a week later. I've tried a few other vets, but ultimately, I liked that my horse's records were pretty much all at this clinic. Owning a horse is expensive, period. I'm through owning horses, at my age and financial situation. If I ever change my mind, I'd come here first. Read Less