My daughter took our dog to be nurtured at this place. When he was brought home my daughter notice a large hematoma in that area. My daughter called the office and took him back. They did try to help him but he died from this. I feel that something went wrong during the surgery. He shouldn’t have released having this hematoma. There was no blood work was done before his surgery to see if there was any underlying issues. We are devastated with the loss of our family dog. I suggest doing blood work prior to doing surgeries. Read Less

It personable at all. Brought my dog in for what I thought was a hotspot, and was blown off. The vet was rude and didn't want to touch me dog besides the look at his neck. She came straight in the room and ignored him as if he wasn't even there. Dr. Noble has been wonderful in the past but this was a different vet and she was awful!! Read Less

They cared for our cat today, it was a great visit . Everyone there was so helpful and nice. This was our first visit and we will be using them from now on. The price was a lot less than we expected for all the care our cat received .. Read Less

I took a young male cat (feral) in for neutering & vaccinations. Not only was the staff professional and courteous, the price was excellent. I opted for pain management through their new laser therapy and my kitty came out of surgery alert and seemingly pain free! I highly recommend Dr. Noble and her fantastic staff at All Four Paws. Thank you for all you did for Orange Kitty! Read Less

HORRIBLE!! Our pet was taken to All 4 Paws by the Scott County Animal Shelter for what we were told would be a "simple"" dental extraction. Of course this work had to be completed along with a spay before our adoption could be completed. We were told we could pick up our pet from All Four Paws once the procedures were completed. The so called "simple" dental extraction was anything but!! The veterinarian, Alexa Noble, had completely fractured our pet's jawbone. She, Alexa Noble, DID NOT mention this though when we picked our pet up from the clinic. It was an exam and x-rays by another well qualified, experienced and seasoned veterinarian who found the devastating trauma done to our pet's jawbone. She is very small, 6.5 pounds, all of her canine teeth had been removed, ripped out basically, as bone fragments were still in place, and her entire jawbone in the front of her mouth was completely gone. Not once did she admit to her mistake, not even when I called the second day to express my concern over our pet's pain, the fact she was crying and whining and in obvious horrible pain, not eating and not drinking. Her response was I may need to force her to eat or drink. Something I was not going to do. Instead we immediately sought the advice of another veterinarian. Our pet had a very very long road of recovery. One to which this day she still suffers from. Not only did she cause a permanent injury to her mouth as there is no fix for a complete fracture of a jawbone when it has been completely removed, our pet's mouth will always be disfigured, and there our things she will never be able to do because of all of her front canine teeth being ripped out along with her front jawbone. What we seen our pet go through I would NEVER EVER want to see another pet suffer the same way. It was excruciating, for our pet and for us. One thing she couldn't rip away from our pet though, was her adorable, loving and sweet personality! She has been through a long, hard road as most rescues. For someone who is suppose to be a professional, Alexa Noble, is anything but and is very negligent, uncaring, unprofessional and reckless. APPALLING!! A HIDEOUS, MONSTROUS, TORTUOUS ACT!! Read Less

DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE!! The veterinarian at this clinic completely fractured our pet's jawbone. She DID NOT tell us about the fracture nor would she admit the appalling unprofessional treatment of our pet when we confronted her with proof. An exam and x-rays by a qualified and experienced veterinarian revealed the horrible trauma our pet had suffered. ALL of her front lower teeth, had been removed, or rather ripped out. Her entire jawbone in the front off her mouth had been removed as well. Never did the veterinarian own up to her mistake....NEVER. Instead we took our pet home and she suffered. We thought she just had a spay and a " simple" dental extraction. Our pet is a 6.5 pound Chihuahua. She suffered immensely and unfairly. Her tiny mouth was tore into and the vet didn't stop when she realized her mistake even though she could have. HIDEOUS, MONSTROUS, TORTUROUS ACT!!! Read Less

Dr. Noble makes sure my pets get high quality veterinary care at reasonable prices. Their testing services, medication costs, and spay/neuter surgeries are half the cost of other veterinary offices in the area with no reduction in professionalism or quality of care. Read Less