New puppy needed the last of his vaccinations. Dr. Quigley was awesome. I arrived with a list of new puppy questions and concerns. She answered all my questions, offered suggestions, and all around, made me feel confident that I was being a good Dog Mom. When it came time for the actual shots, everyone made The Pup comfy before he got his shots. He flinched less than I did! Dr. Quigley went over the next round of shots he needs for protection, and I was more than happy to set up the next appointment before we left. Oh, and The Pup loved the peanut butter bribe! Read Less

I scheduled 11 days out because my dog has worms & I loved ur reviews; went to the appointment & after filling out paperwork they said they'd do blood tests & a rabies shot & schedule his worms diagnosis for another day because the blood test & rabies shot took precedence & I had a budget. I felt as soon as they heard me say "budget" they just gave him a rabies shot & said we were good to go without the blood test or attempting to schedule another appointment for his worms. A week later & not even a follow up call or email. Disappointed. I may have been "budgeting" last week but I'll take him elsewhere this week. Read Less

Thank you Noah’s! Unfortunately I just had a death in the family and scheduled an emergency visit to board my dog. The boarding facility made me aware that my dogs shots had expired just a week ago. I called Noah’s and was informed they were absolutely booked today and tomorrow. After explaining my situation they told me to get in my car immediately and rush up to the office. This is at 5pm also btw. They slid me in for her shots and offered very sincere condolences. Thank you again for alleviating one very stressful moment in this day! My vet for life! Read Less

We took pickles to Noah animal hospital today on referral from our vet. The surgeon examined her and the problem is her neck. 40% chance it heals on its own with confinement of movement for several weeks. If not real expensive things are an option (not done there). The surgeon said he would check her again in a week if i wanted at no charge. He also said xray is a waste of my money in this case. I got to the front to leave and was told "no charge" for exam. If you have an emergency with your pet and need help go to stop11 Noah clinic. Read Less

I took my dog, Penelope, in this weekend after she was experiencing symptoms of what was later diagnosed as HGE. I was also very scared when I arrived, but their staff made me feel very comforted. Everyone was so sweet and helpful, from the receptionist, to the vet techs, to the doctors. They kept me updated throughout her stay and I was able to take her home 24 hours later. Their prices are also reasonable as well. I am so thankful I chose to take her to Noah's again.Read Less

I've had several experiences with Noah's Animal Hospital and they have always provided excellent care for my pets. What I appreciate more than anything is the fact that it's not just about money for them. The health and well-being of the animal is more important than money even if it means referring the pet somewhere else for treatment. An orthopedic surgeon at Noah's once told me that he could do traditional surgery on my dog and take my money but he wasn't convinced that was the best option for my dog. He recommended a laparoscopy procedure but he didn't have the necessary equipment so he referred my dog to Purdue. We qualified for financial assistance so the procedure was even cheaper, plus healing and recovery was only a few weeks compared to many months with traditional surgery. Our last visit to Noah's was an emergency. A puppy was near death with parvovirus. Because the puppy responded so well to treatment, we were able to take him home much earlier than anticipated and finish treatment at home saving thousands off of the original estimate. Read Less

Worst experience ever. The vet was beyond disrespectful and judge mental. Said she couldn’t get our records for the dog to verify what had been done. He was having seizures and was not able to move. However, she saw a happy dog and didn’t want to jeopardize her license. Please don’t go here or send your animals here. There are so many competent vets. This and she isn’t one. Read Less

This place was very pricey but it was worth the money I spent because this place really made me feel at peace when having to put my cat to sleep. They let us take our time in the room to say our goodbyes (which was several hours) and didn't rush us with our decision. When we put him to sleep they lit a candle in the waiting room for him, gave us a stone print of his paw and his name written in it, and even sent us a sympathy card in the mail which really made my day that they took the time to do that. This place is worth the extra money you spend. Read Less

We recommend this Vet Hospital, not only fair prices on the services but an amazing treat to the pets and to us as well. The best Veterinarian in town by far!!!! I will never forget their kindness and the amazing support they provide us in our worst time, when we had to put our beloved "Pluma" to sleep. THANK YOU.... Read Less

This review is over a year in the making. The only reason I gave a second star is that I was impressed with the vet techs and the woman at the front desk. Last April, I took my 8 month old kitten here after she had trouble keeping food down for a few days. They gave her an X-ray and said that they saw a "fuzzy spot" and that it could possibly be a foreign body she swallowed. They wanted to keep her overnight ($$$) but I said I'd rather bring her home. They gave her anti-nausea medication and said "bring her in tomorrow. If she still can't keep food down, that means there's definitely something in there and she needs surgery."  I came in the next day and told the vet that not only had she eaten some, but she kept it down! The vet then told me that that doesn't necessarily mean anything, and that she didn't feel comfortable having me bring her home because she could die. In my most vulnerable state, I agreed to the surgery. ($$$)After the surgery, the vet called and said they didn't find anything in her stomach, but her organs looked "weird" so they sent about 7 samples off for biopsy ($$$). A couple weeks later, the vet called and told me Marley had FIP and that she likely had months to live. She told me FIP is always fatal but I could give Marley meds to manage the pain. She had already called an animal pharmacist so that I could easily purchase the meds ($$$). Nearly $3,000 later, I had Marley home. I had never heard of FIP so I did my research. I found out there is no way to perfectly test for the disease, there are a lot of false positives and vice versa. But cats with FIP tend to be low-energy and not eat very much. Over those last couple weeks, Marley seemed back to normal. She was eating a ton, and sprinting all over the house. I was starting to thinking this was a misdiagnosis. I took her to different vet and he said "I don't understand. This looks like a perfectly healthy cat to me." I called the Humane Society, who sees everything, and they said based on how I was describing her, it was highly unlikely she had FIP.When I took Marley back to Noah's for her incision recheck, the vet could not believe that I hadn't gotten the pain meds ($$$). I told her I didn't think she had FIP and she looked at me like I was crazy. She said "I can't pinky promise she has it, but I am 99.9% sure." She continued to push the pain meds. (I never got them).I AM HAPPY TO REPORT that over a year later, Marley is still high energy, eats like a glutton, and has not shown signs of being sick since the surgery. Needless to say, I have a new vet. Read Less

I am editing this based on the general practice side, since they apparently have nothing to do with Emergency Care in same building. Every single time I call to schedule an appointment it goes like this (literally): Me: "Hi. This is John Doe. I need to schedule an appointment for my dog Katie" Noahs: "Okay. Let me look you up. Okay I see you here and your dog is named Bear?" Me: "No. My dog is named Katie" Noahs: "Oh okay. I found you here. You have another dog named Cooper?" Me: No. I have two dogs. One named Katie and the other Baxter" Noahs: Oh okay. Let me look somewhere else... Oh there you are, I found you. On top of that annoying conversation every time I call. EVERY TIME. These are my other complaints. -The walls are paper thin/not insulated-insulated and floor is tile. This makes everything super loud and creates echoes in exam rooms. I understand why you need tile, but put some insulation in the walls so you cant hear every conversation, dogs barking, pen drop, door shutting, etc.. -They will send you reminders of when your pet needs shots/check-ups. Good thinking, but the problem with this is when I call to schedule an appointment (noted above), they tell me my pets aren't due for any shots/appointments. Nice. -Staff in general is not very friendly. Plus, I only recognize 1 person who has been there for longer than a year. The turnover in this place is crazy. Read Less

I had the good fortune of finding Noah's Animal Hospital on one of the hardest days of my life. Having to say goodbye to my cat baby of 18 years, Ruby, was every bit as hard as you can imagine. That said, the people at Noah's were so incredibly supportive and caring. They took care of us with gentle hands and the kindest of hearts. I can't thank them enough for how lovely they were in such a heartbroken moment.Read Less

I can't say enough good things about Noah's Stop 11 vets! They took care of our puggle Baxter when he was very sick. Even though he ended up passing away the vets & staff were very understanding & comforted us. This week our 6 month old kitty Fritz was neutered. Even though Fritz is very scared around new people, the staff were very understanding. They kept us informed about his status. They called this morning to check on Fritz. I will certainly recommend these vets & staff to everyone. Read Less

Very helpful, knowledgeable staff! they are great people to have in your corner when your fur babies are sick... very caring and very gentle hands. They also take your emotions into account.. Understand when you are upset. I've been to vets that had absolutely no beside manners, you won't need to worry about that here!! Read Less

I took my dog here when she was sick and loved the staff. The vet and the tech took the time to really examine my dog and were so patient when she was scared to get on the scale. When my dog's test results came back, the vet took a lot of time explaining the results and making sure that i understood the treatment plan for my pup. The staff at the front desk are always extremely friendly and helpful, even when they're clearly very busy. Overall a really great experience. Read Less

Nice staff and 24 hour ER. Loved Dr Webb but now love newer vet, Dr. Smith. She is super intelligent and explains everything in detail. She has called me after hours and weekends. She also makes accommodations for my Charlie who has severe anxiety issues to minimize his stress levels. I totally trust her with my baby boy. Read Less

I've been taking my dog here for a while. Brought some concerns to the office manager, Jeannette, and she was extremely receptive, helpful, professional, and clearly dedicated to customer satisfaction. My dog always gets great care and I'm impressed at the way in which my concerns were handled. Read Less

We've been bringing our dog to Noah's ever since we got him in January. We did the puppy package which gave us a flat rate for all the visits little puppies have to get in the beginning and it saved us a ton of money. Their prices are a little higher than other vets in the area, particularly for things like spaying/neutering, but I think it's worth it to know your pet is being taken care of. Dr. Quigley and most of the veterinary assistants are always great with my pup which makes him really excited to go to the vet and they make sure to answer all my questions every time. Also, they do price matching for flea/tick products.My favorite part of Noah's is definitely the receptionists. I call all the time if something weird is going on with my dog and we even called when he got bit by another dog. Instead of telling us to just come in (which would give them more money), the receptionists will listen to my concerns, give me feedback, and even get the veterinarian on the line for a consultation. This has saved us many expensive trips to the vet! It's also great that they have an attached emergency vet if needed. Read Less

I've now been here for 4 hours just to have some simple tests done on my cat. I've been waiting for over an hour just to get the bill and leave. The prices are also astronomical. Recommend Southside Animal Hospital instead. Read Less

I've taken my dog to their surgery side next door and they were excellent. Decided to try the vet side at Noahs for the first time. My dog needed a lump removed, teeth cleaning and I decided to chip him. Every one that works there is very friendly. The doctor was nice and seems knowledgable. The only issue I see are the desk and technicians. They seem to not have things together and are confused to what is going on. It's one thing to have your hamburger messed up at McDs but we're talking about our pets. Kinda scary how many times they seemed not sure what was going on. Fix that problem and would be a perfect place. Priced reasonably too. Read Less

I have taken my dogs to Dr. Webb and his staff for almost 15 years and can't imagine going anywhere else. Dr. Webb has a genuine love for animals which shows. In addition, he is always investigating and reading literature to provide the best care possible. The staff members are hospitable and professional. My dogs and I always feel welcome and cared for at Stop 11. Read Less