Very caring staff from. The entrance to the exit. They have cared for my fur babies..some to the…read morerainbow.bridge..they are up very supportive.and compassionate ​

This is a fantastic practice! Helpful friendly staff and the prices are very reasonable! 10/10…read morerecommend!

Misdiagnosed our cat. Called cops on us less than 48 hours after our second visit when they sent us…read morehome with our dying cat and our dog who they had just told us has bone cancer. We then had to defend ourselves to the police as Im grieving my cat who just died in my arms a few minutes before. What kind of vet calls the police on someone for literally no reason. Why would you do that to a grieving family? ...I just learned they do it to protect themselves legally. WOW

Staff is very amazing. The vet is one that cares about your pet more than her pocketbook.read more

Kurtz Vet has been caring for my animals for decades (2 cats & a dog). They provide excellent care…read moreat an affordable price. I have zero complaints about Dr Robyn or her staff.

They've sold out to a corporation. They now charge around $250 to spay a stray cat. Noop. Won't be…read moreusing this vet again. Too bad, as they've been a good, longtime country vet until now, charging big city prices (though Noblesville vet will do it for $75).

Dr. Andy is always so good to us. While my cats have been well taken care of some of the pricing…read moreseems a little unreasonable. Just for their updated vaccinations I had to pay $300. That seemed a bit much but I had no where else to go since living here.

Beware of this place. They are like used car salesmen when it comes to animal care. They push…read moreunwanted medications and proceedures to drive up you bill and line their pockets. The killed my dog by over medicating him with drugs that interacted and are warned not to take together. They are the worst.

We love the caring and attentive staff at Animal Medical Center. The doctors and groomers know our…read moredogs by name, and treat them like their own!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals…read more- Veterinarians - Pet Services - Pet Boarding & Kennels - Pet Grooming

Dr. Spencer SeabeckWhom It May Concern, I need to speak from…read morethe heart -- not just as a customer, but as someone trying to save a life. What happened to the America we grew up in? The one where compassion meant more than profit, and where helping someone in need wasn't treated like a financial opportunity? I brought my dog, Lucy, to your clinic sick and scared, hoping for care and understanding. What I got instead was a bill for $734 for bloodwork and a few injections, and an estimate of $2,500 more just to keep her on IV fluids. Here's what breaks me: I bought that same IV bag for $43. Even factoring in professional time, supplies, and overhead, it's hard to understand how that turns into thousands of dollars. In the end, the message was simple -- if I couldn't afford it, I could take my dog home and hope for the best. I don't say this with anger, but with sadness. I respect what veterinarians do -- you carry lives in your hands, and I know that takes skill and dedication. But when compassion becomes unaffordable, something in the system is deeply broken. Most people aren't looking for a handout; they just want a fair chance. There has to be a way for clinics to make a living without pricing love out of reach. Because for many of us, our pets are family -- not "just animals." They trust us to fight for them. And we walk out of these offices feeling helpless, ashamed, and defeated when money stands in the way of mercy. Maybe the system can't be fixed overnight, but I hope people start asking why a $43 bag of fluid turns into a $2,500 price tag -- and what that says about who we've become. Respectfully, Scott Breedlove and his sidekick Lucy (No medical degree -- just a man doing everything he can to save his best friend.) In Memory of Lucy I've gone back and forth on whether to post this, but my heart won't let it go. Back in June, my dog Lucy had blood work done. The vet said he saw some things that "looked off." But I never got that call -- no message, no warning, nothing. Now, after losing her, he tells me he "left two voicemails." Funny thing is... my voicemail hasn't worked for over a year. Then he said, "Maybe we emailed you." There's no email either. What that means is this: he knew something was wrong and didn't make sure I knew. And now she's gone. I'm not asking for money. I'm not out for revenge. I just want people -- especially vets -- to remember that what you do, or fail to do, affects real lives. You don't get a second chance to make a phone call that might have saved someone's best friend. Lucy deserved better. And so do the rest of us who trust professionals to care like they say they do. If this story reaches even one vet who double-checks their messages before going home -- maybe Lucy's story will still make a difference. -- Scott Breedlove & Lucy "Loved beyond words. Missed beyond measure." #LucyStrong #CompassionOverProfit #DoBetterHumans #DogsAreFamily #SpeakForTheVoiceless

They seem to be very overpriced and tend to recommend services that may not be necessary.read more

Had appointment at 9am waiting till 10 doctor came in for about 2 minutes and said dog looks great…read moreand gave her yearly shots in and out 2 minutes I felt it was rushed after waiting a hr the front desk person are very rude and don't really care

While the Vets here are excellent the office staff are less than professional. They are…read moreargumentative and rude. After coming here for over 30 years we will go elsewhere for our pet's care. Anyone who wishes to know more contact me here on Yelp for detailed information.