I truly can't say enough about Dr. Becker and everyone at Tippecanoe Animal Hospital. My guinea pig…read moreSmoochie has been under their care since March, and throughout everything, they have been incredible. Earlier this year, I had to rush Smoochie to an emergency vet after hours because she was peeing blood. That clinic told me all her blood tests were bad and that she had kidney stones(they were able to remove). When Dr. Becker reviewed the records, she immediately noticed they had entered her as a dog instead of a guinea pig. She took the time to explain everything clearly and reassured me when I was overwhelmed with worry. Smoochie kept peeing blood whenever she wasn't on antibiotics and pain medication, so we decided together that the most compassionate option was to spay her. I knew Smoochie was in the very best hands, and Dr. Becker's kindness and skill made such a difference during that stressful time. Even after surgery, Smoochie continued having issues, and Dr. Becker came in on her day off to help with her care. That alone speaks volumes about her dedication. She walked me through every option with so much patience and never made me feel rushed or judged. Ultimately, we decided to focus on keeping Smoochie comfortable and managing her pain until her body is ready to let go, and Dr. Becker has continued to support me with compassion and honesty every step of the way. She came in on her off day once for an emergency and She has personally called me to talk through Smoochie's care plans, and that level of follow-up and empathy is something you don't find everywhere. I also want to mention the wonderful girl at the front I believe her name is Gabby, who has always been so kind and welcoming. She is the only person who has consistently called me back, helped me get squeezed in for urgent appointments, and made sure we were taken care of. They have made some of the hardest times as a pet parent feel easier and less lonely. I trust Dr. Becker completely and am so grateful for the care and compassion they have shown to both my guinea pigs.

This practice is run by down to earth, kind and most importantly highly competent and caring vets…read more They take the time to listen and really hear your concerns. The care our pets have received here for years is outstanding and at a reasonable price. A vet visit isn't always fun: new puppies and kittens, baby guinea pigs and ferrets' checkups, sure. But sometimes you're there with a very sick animal or an end of life visit, and this is where the caring and compassion means so much. Highly recommend.

My mother's cat has been a patient at WVAC for 10+ years. When Mom discovered the cat had an eye…read moreissue, I called to set up an appointment. I was told they could not get the cat in for four days. They did not offer any form of drop off/hospital admission for a situation like this that demands immediate attention. They recommended we go to an ER. So much for being a regular patient and any help your get for being a returning client. Very disappointed with their lack of empathy and concern. We won't be back.

I had been looking for a vet closer to me (I was going to a good vet in Noblesville, but didn't…read morewant to take a day off whenever I needed to go). A friend who does my hair recommended Dr. Baker to me. And they have exceeded my expectations. Dr. Baker, Dr. Dave, and their staff really care for their patients. My old girl, Layla, had lost a lot of weight and was having trouble getting around. We did a quality of life evaluation with Dr. Baker, and although Layla was getting close, she hadn't given up. Dr. Baker noticed that, and said "You're her human." A month later, I was going to have my knees replaced and asked Dr. Baker if she could recommend someplace that could board Layla in her declining condition for a few days until I got home. Without hesitation, Dr. Baker said she would have her staff do it. After my surgery, I was able to spend a few days with Layla. They also operate a walk-in wellness center on Sagamore Parkway and Greenbush that is open on Wednesday - Friday afternoons and Saturday until 1 pm. Their prices are reasonable and the care is fantastic. Layla, Hurley, and now puppy Sage get to enjoy their care.

Our dog had to have surgery for a tutor removal and they did such a great job. The vet was…read morefantastic, all the staff at the clinic were welcoming. The place seems well run, efficient and clean. COVID-19 precautions in place - much appreciated! Would definitely recommend.

Don't know if they nueter male dogs or not and how much it's gonna be. I'm on SSI and need a cheap…read morevet.

Lafayette's VCA staff are engaged and show concern for my talking points and are gentle and…read morefriendly towards my little ladies

Excellent! Listened and researched my concerns. Our cat is not cooperative at times and they did…read morewell with her.

I have been very pleased with the care my dog has received here. We began going there because our…read moredog sitter worked there and we have stayed even after she moved away. Very responsive and helpful.

We just switched from another vet to see Dr Bowers. She was wonderful with my anxious German…read moreShepherds! She took the time to explain everything and answer questions. She didn't rush through the exam to get to the next patient. Very happy we made the switch.

Dr. Clayton is truly an exceptional veterinarian. She has a remarkable ability to understand and…read moreaddress the unique needs of each cat, providing high-quality care that consistently goes above and beyond. Whether it's a routine check-up or a more complex health issue, she approaches every situation with both expertise and compassion. Dr. Clayton also excels at explaining care options, clearly outlining the benefits and limitations of each approach, and being transparent about costs as a factor. We have a medically complex cat who began experiencing serious health problems four years ago, and Dr. Clayton's commitment to staying current on the latest cat health research has been so helpful. Biscuit has remained happy and healthy thanks to her cutting-edge knowledge and care. Beyond Dr. Clayton, the entire staff is phenomenal. They are efficient and professional while also being so personable. It's evident that everyone who works at the Cat Hospital genuinely loves cats! When it was time to euthanize our 17-year-old cat last year, I couldn't have asked for better support. Dr. Clayton was kind, empathetic, and deeply supportive. She took the time to have difficult conversations and was truly invested in making it a peaceful experience for everyone. It felt as though she and the staff were grieving along with us. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Clayton and her team, although I definitely try whenever someone brings up cats or vets!

I had a cat and they knew that he was about to die and they didn't tell me and they gave him the…read morewrong medicine and said he had bugs in his stomach but did not and because of that they gave him the wrong medicine and before we took him he would still play and run around but after we took him he never wanted to play he would always just lay down and rest than I woke up one morning and he wasn't alive he was the best cat ever he was only about three months old and I gave them back their medicine and demanded a refund but they never gave it to me and they were trying to blame it on me if you want your cat to be ok DO NOT take them here!!

This review is regarding their grooming facility only. That is the only portion of Pittsburgh I…read morehave utilized. My Mother has a 9 year old DLH cat that needed grooming, so was tasked with getting this done. I called around Lafayette and spoke with several facilities (I wrote a harsh review on one of these due to the nasty things the "certified professional groomer" said about other local facilities) regarding setting up an appointment for Spider. The CS at Pittsburgh was helpful, but you do need to begin this process by pulling up their website and filling out their new client form. I booked an appointment a week out. The timing was good for the area. Like most good groomers, they are booked out. On the appointed day, we met with Chloe, our groomer, who was very kind and attentive to my ramblings about an old, "not so friendly cat" and this being Spider's first grooming appointment. Even with an appointment, drop off times are "open", meaning "any time between 7-11a" so I assume pick ups are varied too. We dropped off at 8a and were told she would be done by noon. I needed to get out of town by noon so I called at 11a to see how it was going and was told Spider was ready to go home. Done early. Sweet! We picked her up shortly there after. We again got to meet with our groomer, Chloe, which was a nice "follow up" service. Grooming was reasonably priced at $68 for a bath, brush out, knots cut out and nails trimmed. Spider looked amazing! Please remember to tip your groomer. I am sure Chloe was not paid enough for wrestling with this old obnoxious cat that my Mother so dearly loves.

The care that Petsburgh shows our dog is tremendous. Sonny loves going to Petsburgh for vet care,…read moreday play, pet grooming - even boarding. They always make him feel special and right at home!

My dogs always end up hurting themselves at the most inopportune times. The Purdue Small Animal…read moreHospital is always available for them. It isn't cheap - the intake fee is $160 just to get an evaluation. But, I have found the service and care to be excellent. Bart has become a regular, so we joke that there will be an examination room named after him...

Senior clinician at PUVH ER had all diagnostic evidence that Henry had internal organ trauma, but…read morein error she sent him to Ortho where they did bone fracture surgery and said Good Prognosis. I was back in ER 3 days later because he was wasn't moving, eating, drinking water, in pain, declining fast. Waited in ER over 9 hrs, they said hospitalization, then internal organ damage, sepsis; another 4-6 hour surgery that he survived! Saw him next day in intensive care, he tried to flip himself up to me. His heart stopped within 24 hours, they did not triage correctly.

Horrible, triggering visit this morning due to a vet tech problem. Will not go back…read more Had morning appt. for allergy shot injection for my dog. Arrived early. Upon walking dog and his brother dog inside (a rescue with separation anxiety who always comes along so as not to wake my neighbors), there was an aggressive acting pit bull in the car next to us. The owner stepped out, leaving her dog in the car to check in, apologizing about him. I said it was ok. I check my dog in and sit in the dog area with adaptil diffuser, our custom. Then I overheard the pit owner say upon check-in that she wished to keep her dog separate from others, as he was still in the car (weather was fine for this). I immediately breathed a sigh of relief. A staff member then takes us to our waiting room. The vet tech enters the room and closes the door. She asks if we got a weight on my dog at check-in and I said no but that I did NOT want my dog to come into contact with the pit. VT opened the door to said animal entering to check out my dog, owner at the other end of his leash. I then said please shut the door. I don't want this. VT continues to ignore my wishes and refuses to simply shut the door (pit restrained and shutting door would be easy). I then more insistently said I don't want this PLEASE shut the door. VT still refused, though I was clearly distressed. She even pushed to facilitate a meet-n-greet, though neither I nor the pit mama wanted this. FINALLY, the door is shut and in an effort to explain--yes after all of that I tried to explain MY actions, my experience in Indy with actual killer pit bulls--VT inexplicably turned to me and says that I need to take a deep breath and calm down. I said what I NEED is to leave. She said, ok! And that was the FIRST time she respected ANY of my wishes or boundaries to ensure physical and emotional safety for myself and my furkids There is absolutely no way I am letting her take my animal into a back room where I cannot watch her. If she has zero compassion, empathy, or respect for a paying, clearly speaking, human client, then how is she going to care for a nervous animal in distress. I am extremely disappointed that VCA, that Dr. Chad Colborn, would on his staff have someone with such blatant disregard--even contempt--for the clients and wonderful animals who keep the lights on. BE VERY CAREFUL HERE.

Worse experience ever. Stay clear of this money pit and cannot get results. They say they messaged…read morebut phones how's they never did.

Creekside has provided years of great care for our 2 dogs, but it was when we had to put one down…read morethat they really went above and beyond. SO sweet and supportive, they gave us information and space, and even stayed late to give us time to say goodbye.

They are always so helpful when i take my dog here, i've even called twice for emergency allergy…read moreadvice for my dog and they helped me. they send updates for vaccines and other health services through email & are pretty organized with any information i need. they do advertise cat declawing, which is surprising and sad, but what can you do?