Animal Medical Center
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
General Info
The Animal Medical Center was recently purchased from Dr. Terry Moore in January 2014 by Park Towne Animal Hospital and Linn Animal Hospital.
Dr. Greg Winterowd is a native of Linn County and a second generation veterinarian. After graduating from Springville High School, Dr. Winterowd received his BS in biology and chemistry from Cornell College in Mount Vernon. He received his DVM from Iowa State University in 1994. Dr. Winterowd worked with his father, Darrell, in Cedar Rapids from 1994-2000, and then came to Linn Animal Hospital via their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, where he is now a partner. Dr. Winterowd is a member of the AVMA, IVMA, and past president of the LCVMA.
Dr. Winterowd has always been focused on small animal medicine and enjoys orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. Recently, he has been studying the benefits of herbal remedies as an adjunct treatment to traditional medicine. Dr. Winterowd sits on the Linn County Animal Control Task Force and works with the Cedar Rapids Animal Control and their neuter program.
Dr. Winterowd, his wife, and two daughters live on a small hobby farm with a dozen black angus cattle, a handful of barn cats, and an old llama named Brownie. Dr. Winterowd is rarely seen at work without one of his dogs close by. He enjoys racquetball, construction and driving his old dump truck in his spare time.
Dr. Jill Johnson received her DVM in 1994 from Texas A&M University and joined a large animal practice in Houston. She moved back to Iowa in 2002 and joined Linn Animal Hospital and their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, in 2004.
Dr. Johnson's special interests are internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. A certified veterinary chiropractitioner, she uses spinal adjustment as a complimentary modality in the treatment of neck and back problems. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA.
Dr. Johnson graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School in 1980. She and her husband, Michael, live in Cedar Rapids and share their home with their dogs, Astro and Madison.. She enjoys outdoor activities, especially running, biking and fishing.
After receiving his DVM in 1986, Dr. Mark Klopfenstein came to Linn Animal Hospital to practice with his dad, Dr. Vic Klopfenstein, and Dr. Larry Wogahn.
Dr. Klopfenstein (or Dr. Mark, as he's more commonly referred to) has interests in preventative medicine, internal medicine and orthopedic surgery. He has been an active member of the AVMA, IVMA, EIVMA, and LCVMA. He has served many roles for these veterinary associations and is currently on the Legislative Committee of the IVMA.
Dr. Klopfenstein's wife, Cheryl, is an active fitness instructor and director of their three college children. He enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, golfing and traveling. The family has a yellow lab, Riley.
Dr. Klopfenstein is a Marion graduate. He has been very active in the community by serving on many boards at Linn-Mar Community Schools, Marion Chamber of Commerce, YMCA, Marion Friends of the Library, and the First United Methodist Church. He believes in giving back to the community that has given so much to his family and business.
Dr. Erin Garman received her DVM in 1992 from Iowa State University and came to Linn Animal Hospital in 1998 after practicing in Des Moines for four years and in Madison for two years. She became a partner in Linn Animal Hospital in 1999 when Dr. Vic Klopfenstein retired.
Dr. Garman has a special interest in ultrasound and has been performing cardiac and abdominal ultrasound since 2000. She also enjoys internal medicine and soft tissue surgery, along with her ferret patients and their unique challenges. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA, in addition to being a member of the Ethics Committee for the IVMA.
Dr. Garman is a 1985 graduate from Cedar Rapids Kennedy high school. Her family life is spent on an acreage with her husband, Bob, and their three children. their dog, Arthur, and their cat, Sun, round out the family. She enjoys the beach and water sports, and entertaining with her family and friends.
Dr. Greg Winterowd is a native of Linn County and a second generation veterinarian. After graduating from Springville High School, Dr. Winterowd received his BS in biology and chemistry from Cornell College in Mount Vernon. He received his DVM from Iowa State University in 1994. Dr. Winterowd worked with his father, Darrell, in Cedar Rapids from 1994-2000, and then came to Linn Animal Hospital via their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, where he is now a partner. Dr. Winterowd is a member of the AVMA, IVMA, and past president of the LCVMA.
Dr. Winterowd has always been focused on small animal medicine and enjoys orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. Recently, he has been studying the benefits of herbal remedies as an adjunct treatment to traditional medicine. Dr. Winterowd sits on the Linn County Animal Control Task Force and works with the Cedar Rapids Animal Control and their neuter program.
Dr. Winterowd, his wife, and two daughters live on a small hobby farm with a dozen black angus cattle, a handful of barn cats, and an old llama named Brownie. Dr. Winterowd is rarely seen at work without one of his dogs close by. He enjoys racquetball, construction and driving his old dump truck in his spare time.
Dr. Jill Johnson received her DVM in 1994 from Texas A&M University and joined a large animal practice in Houston. She moved back to Iowa in 2002 and joined Linn Animal Hospital and their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, in 2004.
Dr. Johnson's special interests are internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. A certified veterinary chiropractitioner, she uses spinal adjustment as a complimentary modality in the treatment of neck and back problems. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA.
Dr. Johnson graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School in 1980. She and her husband, Michael, live in Cedar Rapids and share their home with their dogs, Astro and Madison.. She enjoys outdoor activities, especially running, biking and fishing.
After receiving his DVM in 1986, Dr. Mark Klopfenstein came to Linn Animal Hospital to practice with his dad, Dr. Vic Klopfenstein, and Dr. Larry Wogahn.
Dr. Klopfenstein (or Dr. Mark, as he's more commonly referred to) has interests in preventative medicine, internal medicine and orthopedic surgery. He has been an active member of the AVMA, IVMA, EIVMA, and LCVMA. He has served many roles for these veterinary associations and is currently on the Legislative Committee of the IVMA.
Dr. Klopfenstein's wife, Cheryl, is an active fitness instructor and director of their three college children. He enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, golfing and traveling. The family has a yellow lab, Riley.
Dr. Klopfenstein is a Marion graduate. He has been very active in the community by serving on many boards at Linn-Mar Community Schools, Marion Chamber of Commerce, YMCA, Marion Friends of the Library, and the First United Methodist Church. He believes in giving back to the community that has given so much to his family and business.
Dr. Erin Garman received her DVM in 1992 from Iowa State University and came to Linn Animal Hospital in 1998 after practicing in Des Moines for four years and in Madison for two years. She became a partner in Linn Animal Hospital in 1999 when Dr. Vic Klopfenstein retired.
Dr. Garman has a special interest in ultrasound and has been performing cardiac and abdominal ultrasound since 2000. She also enjoys internal medicine and soft tissue surgery, along with her ferret patients and their unique challenges. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA, in addition to being a member of the Ethics Committee for the IVMA.
Dr. Garman is a 1985 graduate from Cedar Rapids Kennedy high school. Her family life is spent on an acreage with her husband, Bob, and their three children. their dog, Arthur, and their cat, Sun, round out the family. She enjoys the beach and water sports, and entertaining with her family and friends.
Reviews
Taylor Hunter
6 Feb 2018
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I love this vet center my dogs and I have had some really bad experiences with vets. This is by far the only vet center I have been able to trust with caring for my animals! we will Forsure be return...
I love this vet center my dogs and I have had some really bad experiences with vets. This is by far the only vet center I have been able to trust with caring for my animals! we will Forsure be returning and with all my dogs and cat!
carlos williams
21 Nov 2017
REPORT
They will take good care of your pet
Sandra Ohlhauser
4 Oct 2017
REPORT
I have been going to this vet for years since Dr Moore was a vet n prices were reasonable. Since Dr Moore is not there anymore, the prices sky rocketed. So guess I'll be looking for a new vet for my b...
I have been going to this vet for years since Dr Moore was a vet n prices were reasonable. Since Dr Moore is not there anymore, the prices sky rocketed. So guess I'll be looking for a new vet for my beloved dog.
Brittaney Phillips
29 Sep 2017
REPORT
They took great care of my Daisy mae. She had a hematoma on her ear they fixed it in a timely manner and is doing great now!!
Craig Vincent
14 Dec 2016
REPORT
Good staff, and willing to order Harrison's Bird Food without hassle or a big surcharge.
Victor Jordan
28 Oct 2016
REPORT
Great place and great staff always a pleasure to go there
Steve Maddison
6 Oct 2016
REPORT
I had to bring my best friend of many years to the clinic on Mount Vernon Rd. recently. Her name was Smithy. It was very hard to say goodbye to Smithy but Dr. Mark was one of the most kind persons I h...
I had to bring my best friend of many years to the clinic on Mount Vernon Rd. recently. Her name was Smithy. It was very hard to say goodbye to Smithy but Dr. Mark was one of the most kind persons I have ever dealt with. He made one of the most difficult things I've ever had to do at least bearable because of his excellent service and especially his kindness. Thank you Dr. Klopfenstein.
Diana Musgrovedede2281
8 Sep 2016
REPORT
We have had Mark Klopenstein take care of our dogs and cat for over 20 years. I would not let anyone else care for my pets. He cares for our pets as they are his. He has done major surgery on one of o...
We have had Mark Klopenstein take care of our dogs and cat for over 20 years. I would not let anyone else care for my pets. He cares for our pets as they are his. He has done major surgery on one of our dogs with a great turn out. I would recommend he to anyone. We had seen him at Linn Animal Hospital for years just started at this location. I find the staff a little more personable and friendly.
Mark Scribner
18 May 2016
REPORT
There isn't any question in my mind that the doctors & staff of AMC are the best around! These folks are pet owners themselves. They know what they are doing and they do it with the utmost care and re...
There isn't any question in my mind that the doctors & staff of AMC are the best around! These folks are pet owners themselves. They know what they are doing and they do it with the utmost care and respect! They Rock!
Tom Bibby
19 Feb 2016
REPORT
Exceptional care at a great cost
Lindsey Beasler
11 Feb 2016
REPORT
Have been going here for years and have never had any of the experiences that the other two reviews stated; in fact they were the only vet I could find that was willing to help my dog with her emergen...
Have been going here for years and have never had any of the experiences that the other two reviews stated; in fact they were the only vet I could find that was willing to help my dog with her emergency eye problem and went the extra mile to ensure I could afford the care necessary to make her comfortable.
Nikki Alksnis
12 Jan 2016
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Amazing staff!! Very caring of my American Akita puppy Capone! Being my boyfriend and I first puppy together and personally my first dog ever ! They were very informative and answered all my questions...
Amazing staff!! Very caring of my American Akita puppy Capone! Being my boyfriend and I first puppy together and personally my first dog ever ! They were very informative and answered all my questions fully!! Veterinarian was very calm and gentle with Capone being his first visit and he was a bit nervous but with the staff they made him feel welcomed and comfortable!! Would recommend to everyone who wants a caring thoughtful kind staff for their furry family member!! Thank you again Animal Medical Center!
David Coffield
12 Jul 2013
REPORT
On Friday, July 12, 2013, at 10:54, I was driving to visit a potential client on Mt. Vernon Road. I saw a black cat in the middle of the road that had obviously been hit be a car and was struggling to...
On Friday, July 12, 2013, at 10:54, I was driving to visit a potential client on Mt. Vernon Road. I saw a black cat in the middle of the road that had obviously been hit be a car and was struggling to move. I stopped and moved it from the road. While I was deciding how to get care for it, I looked up and, of all things, saw a veterinary clinic....Animal Medical Center. I took the cat in and was turned away. They didn't want to see it, care for it, or even keep it in a cool place until I could arrange care. I explained that I would cover any costs incurred and was told simply, no.
I took the suffering creature to the Humane Society (thankfully just down the road) and they agreed to hold it for me in a cool cage until I could change my appointment and arrange something. They even gave it a sedative so it would be more comfortable. I came back for the cat within 15 minutes and they gave me the still-living cat and a free plastic carrier.
I took the cat to the 24-hour emergency clinic near the Cedar Rapids airport, but the critter expired on the way. The concern and care from the staff at both the Humane Society and the emergency clinic was very apparent....we were all saddened by the death of a healthy female short-hair. I'll let you make your own decision about the Animal Medical Center......but I would not trust them with a rat.
Trevor F.
19 Aug 2010
REPORT
I'm very pleased with this place I've taking Hank my Puggle here when he needs his shots or check ups, there was also a time where Hank didn't seem to be feeling that good and was having problems goin...
I'm very pleased with this place I've taking Hank my Puggle here when he needs his shots or check ups, there was also a time where Hank didn't seem to be feeling that good and was having problems going to the bathroom and Hank's Dr. gave him some meds and also told us to feed him Rice to help his number 2's! I have recommended this vet to friends and I don't seem to have any problems ever getting Hank in if I need to!
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4419 Mount Vernon Road Southeast
Cedar Rapids Iowa 52403
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Animal Medical Center
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
4419 Mount Vernon Road Southeast
Cedar Rapids Iowa 52403
General Info
The Animal Medical Center was recently purchased from Dr. Terry Moore in January 2014 by Park Towne Animal Hospital and Linn Animal Hospital.
Dr. Greg Winterowd is a native of Linn County and a second generation veterinarian. After graduating from Springville High School, Dr. Winterowd received his BS in biology and chemistry from Cornell College in Mount Vernon. He received his DVM from Iowa State University in 1994. Dr. Winterowd worked with his father, Darrell, in Cedar Rapids from 1994-2000, and then came to Linn Animal Hospital via their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, where he is now a partner. Dr. Winterowd is a member of the AVMA, IVMA, and past president of the LCVMA.
Dr. Winterowd has always been focused on small animal medicine and enjoys orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. Recently, he has been studying the benefits of herbal remedies as an adjunct treatment to traditional medicine. Dr. Winterowd sits on the Linn County Animal Control Task Force and works with the Cedar Rapids Animal Control and their neuter program.
Dr. Winterowd, his wife, and two daughters live on a small hobby farm with a dozen black angus cattle, a handful of barn cats, and an old llama named Brownie. Dr. Winterowd is rarely seen at work without one of his dogs close by. He enjoys racquetball, construction and driving his old dump truck in his spare time.
Dr. Jill Johnson received her DVM in 1994 from Texas A&M University and joined a large animal practice in Houston. She moved back to Iowa in 2002 and joined Linn Animal Hospital and their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, in 2004.
Dr. Johnson's special interests are internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. A certified veterinary chiropractitioner, she uses spinal adjustment as a complimentary modality in the treatment of neck and back problems. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA.
Dr. Johnson graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School in 1980. She and her husband, Michael, live in Cedar Rapids and share their home with their dogs, Astro and Madison.. She enjoys outdoor activities, especially running, biking and fishing.
After receiving his DVM in 1986, Dr. Mark Klopfenstein came to Linn Animal Hospital to practice with his dad, Dr. Vic Klopfenstein, and Dr. Larry Wogahn.
Dr. Klopfenstein (or Dr. Mark, as he's more commonly referred to) has interests in preventative medicine, internal medicine and orthopedic surgery. He has been an active member of the AVMA, IVMA, EIVMA, and LCVMA. He has served many roles for these veterinary associations and is currently on the Legislative Committee of the IVMA.
Dr. Klopfenstein's wife, Cheryl, is an active fitness instructor and director of their three college children. He enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, golfing and traveling. The family has a yellow lab, Riley.
Dr. Klopfenstein is a Marion graduate. He has been very active in the community by serving on many boards at Linn-Mar Community Schools, Marion Chamber of Commerce, YMCA, Marion Friends of the Library, and the First United Methodist Church. He believes in giving back to the community that has given so much to his family and business.
Dr. Erin Garman received her DVM in 1992 from Iowa State University and came to Linn Animal Hospital in 1998 after practicing in Des Moines for four years and in Madison for two years. She became a partner in Linn Animal Hospital in 1999 when Dr. Vic Klopfenstein retired.
Dr. Garman has a special interest in ultrasound and has been performing cardiac and abdominal ultrasound since 2000. She also enjoys internal medicine and soft tissue surgery, along with her ferret patients and their unique challenges. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA, in addition to being a member of the Ethics Committee for the IVMA.
Dr. Garman is a 1985 graduate from Cedar Rapids Kennedy high school. Her family life is spent on an acreage with her husband, Bob, and their three children. their dog, Arthur, and their cat, Sun, round out the family. She enjoys the beach and water sports, and entertaining with her family and friends.
Dr. Greg Winterowd is a native of Linn County and a second generation veterinarian. After graduating from Springville High School, Dr. Winterowd received his BS in biology and chemistry from Cornell College in Mount Vernon. He received his DVM from Iowa State University in 1994. Dr. Winterowd worked with his father, Darrell, in Cedar Rapids from 1994-2000, and then came to Linn Animal Hospital via their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, where he is now a partner. Dr. Winterowd is a member of the AVMA, IVMA, and past president of the LCVMA.
Dr. Winterowd has always been focused on small animal medicine and enjoys orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. Recently, he has been studying the benefits of herbal remedies as an adjunct treatment to traditional medicine. Dr. Winterowd sits on the Linn County Animal Control Task Force and works with the Cedar Rapids Animal Control and their neuter program.
Dr. Winterowd, his wife, and two daughters live on a small hobby farm with a dozen black angus cattle, a handful of barn cats, and an old llama named Brownie. Dr. Winterowd is rarely seen at work without one of his dogs close by. He enjoys racquetball, construction and driving his old dump truck in his spare time.
Dr. Jill Johnson received her DVM in 1994 from Texas A&M University and joined a large animal practice in Houston. She moved back to Iowa in 2002 and joined Linn Animal Hospital and their sister clinic, Park Towne Animal Hospital, in 2004.
Dr. Johnson's special interests are internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. A certified veterinary chiropractitioner, she uses spinal adjustment as a complimentary modality in the treatment of neck and back problems. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA.
Dr. Johnson graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School in 1980. She and her husband, Michael, live in Cedar Rapids and share their home with their dogs, Astro and Madison.. She enjoys outdoor activities, especially running, biking and fishing.
After receiving his DVM in 1986, Dr. Mark Klopfenstein came to Linn Animal Hospital to practice with his dad, Dr. Vic Klopfenstein, and Dr. Larry Wogahn.
Dr. Klopfenstein (or Dr. Mark, as he's more commonly referred to) has interests in preventative medicine, internal medicine and orthopedic surgery. He has been an active member of the AVMA, IVMA, EIVMA, and LCVMA. He has served many roles for these veterinary associations and is currently on the Legislative Committee of the IVMA.
Dr. Klopfenstein's wife, Cheryl, is an active fitness instructor and director of their three college children. He enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, golfing and traveling. The family has a yellow lab, Riley.
Dr. Klopfenstein is a Marion graduate. He has been very active in the community by serving on many boards at Linn-Mar Community Schools, Marion Chamber of Commerce, YMCA, Marion Friends of the Library, and the First United Methodist Church. He believes in giving back to the community that has given so much to his family and business.
Dr. Erin Garman received her DVM in 1992 from Iowa State University and came to Linn Animal Hospital in 1998 after practicing in Des Moines for four years and in Madison for two years. She became a partner in Linn Animal Hospital in 1999 when Dr. Vic Klopfenstein retired.
Dr. Garman has a special interest in ultrasound and has been performing cardiac and abdominal ultrasound since 2000. She also enjoys internal medicine and soft tissue surgery, along with her ferret patients and their unique challenges. She is a member of the AVMA, IVMA and LCVMA, in addition to being a member of the Ethics Committee for the IVMA.
Dr. Garman is a 1985 graduate from Cedar Rapids Kennedy high school. Her family life is spent on an acreage with her husband, Bob, and their three children. their dog, Arthur, and their cat, Sun, round out the family. She enjoys the beach and water sports, and entertaining with her family and friends.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Reviews
Taylor Hunter
6 Feb 2018
I love this vet center my dogs and I have had some really bad experiences with vets. This is by far the only vet center I have been able to trust with caring for my animals! we will Forsure be return...
I love this vet center my dogs and I have had some really bad experiences with vets. This is by far the only vet center I have been able to trust with caring for my animals! we will Forsure be returning and with all my dogs and cat!
carlos williams
21 Nov 2017
They will take good care of your pet
Sandra Ohlhauser
4 Oct 2017
I have been going to this vet for years since Dr Moore was a vet n prices were reasonable. Since Dr Moore is not there anymore, the prices sky rocketed. So guess I'll be looking for a new vet for my b...
I have been going to this vet for years since Dr Moore was a vet n prices were reasonable. Since Dr Moore is not there anymore, the prices sky rocketed. So guess I'll be looking for a new vet for my beloved dog.
Brittaney Phillips
29 Sep 2017
They took great care of my Daisy mae. She had a hematoma on her ear they fixed it in a timely manner and is doing great now!!
Craig Vincent
14 Dec 2016
Good staff, and willing to order Harrison's Bird Food without hassle or a big surcharge.
Victor Jordan
28 Oct 2016
Great place and great staff always a pleasure to go there
Steve Maddison
6 Oct 2016
I had to bring my best friend of many years to the clinic on Mount Vernon Rd. recently. Her name was Smithy. It was very hard to say goodbye to Smithy but Dr. Mark was one of the most kind persons I h...
I had to bring my best friend of many years to the clinic on Mount Vernon Rd. recently. Her name was Smithy. It was very hard to say goodbye to Smithy but Dr. Mark was one of the most kind persons I have ever dealt with. He made one of the most difficult things I've ever had to do at least bearable because of his excellent service and especially his kindness. Thank you Dr. Klopfenstein.
Diana Musgrovedede2281
8 Sep 2016
We have had Mark Klopenstein take care of our dogs and cat for over 20 years. I would not let anyone else care for my pets. He cares for our pets as they are his. He has done major surgery on one of o...
We have had Mark Klopenstein take care of our dogs and cat for over 20 years. I would not let anyone else care for my pets. He cares for our pets as they are his. He has done major surgery on one of our dogs with a great turn out. I would recommend he to anyone. We had seen him at Linn Animal Hospital for years just started at this location. I find the staff a little more personable and friendly.
Mark Scribner
18 May 2016
There isn't any question in my mind that the doctors & staff of AMC are the best around! These folks are pet owners themselves. They know what they are doing and they do it with the utmost care and re...
There isn't any question in my mind that the doctors & staff of AMC are the best around! These folks are pet owners themselves. They know what they are doing and they do it with the utmost care and respect! They Rock!
Tom Bibby
19 Feb 2016
Exceptional care at a great cost
Lindsey Beasler
11 Feb 2016
Have been going here for years and have never had any of the experiences that the other two reviews stated; in fact they were the only vet I could find that was willing to help my dog with her emergen...
Have been going here for years and have never had any of the experiences that the other two reviews stated; in fact they were the only vet I could find that was willing to help my dog with her emergency eye problem and went the extra mile to ensure I could afford the care necessary to make her comfortable.
Nikki Alksnis
12 Jan 2016
Amazing staff!! Very caring of my American Akita puppy Capone! Being my boyfriend and I first puppy together and personally my first dog ever ! They were very informative and answered all my questions...
Amazing staff!! Very caring of my American Akita puppy Capone! Being my boyfriend and I first puppy together and personally my first dog ever ! They were very informative and answered all my questions fully!! Veterinarian was very calm and gentle with Capone being his first visit and he was a bit nervous but with the staff they made him feel welcomed and comfortable!! Would recommend to everyone who wants a caring thoughtful kind staff for their furry family member!! Thank you again Animal Medical Center!
David Coffield
12 Jul 2013
On Friday, July 12, 2013, at 10:54, I was driving to visit a potential client on Mt. Vernon Road. I saw a black cat in the middle of the road that had obviously been hit be a car and was struggling to...
On Friday, July 12, 2013, at 10:54, I was driving to visit a potential client on Mt. Vernon Road. I saw a black cat in the middle of the road that had obviously been hit be a car and was struggling to move. I stopped and moved it from the road. While I was deciding how to get care for it, I looked up and, of all things, saw a veterinary clinic....Animal Medical Center. I took the cat in and was turned away. They didn't want to see it, care for it, or even keep it in a cool place until I could arrange care. I explained that I would cover any costs incurred and was told simply, no.
I took the suffering creature to the Humane Society (thankfully just down the road) and they agreed to hold it for me in a cool cage until I could change my appointment and arrange something. They even gave it a sedative so it would be more comfortable. I came back for the cat within 15 minutes and they gave me the still-living cat and a free plastic carrier.
I took the cat to the 24-hour emergency clinic near the Cedar Rapids airport, but the critter expired on the way. The concern and care from the staff at both the Humane Society and the emergency clinic was very apparent....we were all saddened by the death of a healthy female short-hair. I'll let you make your own decision about the Animal Medical Center......but I would not trust them with a rat.
Trevor F.
19 Aug 2010
I'm very pleased with this place I've taking Hank my Puggle here when he needs his shots or check ups, there was also a time where Hank didn't seem to be feeling that good and was having problems goin...
I'm very pleased with this place I've taking Hank my Puggle here when he needs his shots or check ups, there was also a time where Hank didn't seem to be feeling that good and was having problems going to the bathroom and Hank's Dr. gave him some meds and also told us to feed him Rice to help his number 2's! I have recommended this vet to friends and I don't seem to have any problems ever getting Hank in if I need to!
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