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.

Very welcoming place! No frills but the staff is friendly and always willing to answer any…read morequestions.

Rudy and Iya K…read more Thank you for the excellent care that our dog received from Dr. Wittke and staff. We highly recommend this clinic.

The care and attention this owner and staff give my dogs goes above and beyond, we LOVE this place…read more Thank You Byron, Karen and Kendra for all you do!

They were amazing with our Annie. They showed patience when she didn't warm up and they gave her no…read morepressure. It was nice and clean and well maintained. Recommend.

I cannot say enough great things about this place! The staff is amazing and so patient especially…read morewith difficult dogs. Our Toy Fox Terrier is VERY difficult to trim her nails as she hates her feet touched as she was a rescue from a backyard breeder who pulled her toes off and bred the mother with the grandfather which left our girl, Monkee, quite inbred so she has tons of health issues. The fact that the girls there were treating Monkee like royalty despite how raggedy she looked and how smelly her breath is (she had to get some teeth pulled due to two abscessed molars). They got her nails trimmed within less than 7 minutes!? That alone was a miracle! Every time we remotely even went near Monkee's feet, she'd nip/bite and throw a fit. I'm so thankful I found them

When I am told that my dog falls asleep when his face is groomed, I know he is being treated…read moregently. I also know Marco is happy to go into the salon and looks great when I pick him up. I'm treated kindly also. Tiffany and Autumn deliver a consistently professional, excellent service and I recommend to friends. I have used various dog grooming services for our dogs for about 15 years and Tiffany's ranks very high among those.

My dog went here for a few months…read more First, the staff is always very nice to the humans. They are less nice to pups. They demand the dogs sit and wait at hand off. It feels silly to demand that from dogs. When they get to daycare, they are so excited to say high to their friends they do NOT want to sit still. But that is not a negative thing. It is just an odd quark. Common criticisms and my experience: As for the dogs, it feels like they prefer subdued dogs. The spend all the time teaching the dogs to sit and stay and just lay around. I was fine with teaching dogs to sit, but they do it too much. In fact, the most common thing I hear at dog parks from other dog parents is that they started their dog at Pooch at Play for a few months, but they were kicked out because their dog likes to play too much. Of all the 10-15 dog parents that told me this, only 1 has a dog that can be a bit "too rough" when it plays. The rest of the dogs are all sweet. I still took their stories with a grain of salt because the exact thing happened to us. We were kicked out because my dog wanted to play all the time. Our story followed the story of so many of the dog parents I have met in the area. She is at a different doggy daycare now and absolutely thriving. Boarding: Many people I chatted with also had issues with boarding their pups there. I cannot say anything negative or positive about their boarding because we never needed that service. Grooming: With grooming, I saw dogs come out from grooming that looked nice, but we never used their grooming services either. I've never heard anyone personally say anything negative about their grooming. I just give my dog baths at home. I don't know much about grooming, but the groomed dogs that came out always seems clean and happy. Bottom Line: If you want your dog to get to play and run around and enjoy time with friends, don't send them here. They will be bored. If you want your dog to learn to sit and stay in a group setting, this place is okay.

The groomer, Sam, was amazing with my sweet Milo. Milo is a mini goldendoodle and he broke his leg…read morein February. Sam helped to shave him down to match what the hospital shaved off for his surgery. She did amazing and took her time with Milo. I will absolutely be returning!

I can't say enough about the whole staff at the boarding facility, Tabitha is the best with our dog…read moreBella We drive ALL the way from Valparaiso That's how much we appreciate them

I am going to share a few of my most intimate and personal stories in this review because this one…read moreplace holds a very dear spot in my heart. 1 - My wife and I do not have children in the "normal" sense, we instead have furbabies. Rensselaer Pet Care, Doctors Janice (mother) and Nick (son), along with the entire staff care for all of our babies. 2 - This review is literally being written as I hear the horn of the Amtrak train my wife and I were supposed to be on to take us on a vacation. 3 - These people, all of them, have walked WITH us through some of the hardest parts of our lives ... and we would choose no place else to trust the care of our "children". The first dog of ours that they began seeing, Charlotte, had a mast cell tumor that they did their very best to remove. Dr. Jan made sure to take wider than normal margins to get it all. That surgery bought us 2 really good years with her and when it returned, it came back hard and fast. I believed that they were as upset as we were the day we had to put her down. (By the way, all the pictures you post to sites like Facebook eventually end up in the public domain. I am attaching a picture of me holding Charlotte on my lap that I found at a completely unrelated page for another business.) We decided to adopt a different breed, this time German Wirehaired Pointer. The one we got needed a gentle and loving home because he had been traumatized in the foster he had been placed with (got in a fight with another dog of the owners; kicked by a horse; and chemically burned when she mis-applied flea repellent). The staff and doctors helped us heal his poor soul and get him back to a place where he could live as good a life possible considering the baggage he brought with him. He later got ill and through blood work, it was found that he had lymphoma that had metastasized and was running rampant throughout his system. They helped us lay this poor soul to rest a few days later. That brings me to Hero, our current German Wirehaired Pointer. He was found in northern Minnesota in January, abandoned, alone and literally days away from death (he was under 32 pounds and is now 71). The entire staff at Rensselaer Pet Care has walked with us as he has had 3 surgeries at a specialist clinic (the rescue group specified this clinic for his care because all surgeons were board certified in their specialty) in Indianapolis for tooth extractions, root canals and tumor removals by an oncologist. They have supported all of this and more. Yesterday, the day before our vacation, Hero was not feeling good and refused to eat. They got us in immediately and spent over an hour with his care. They got him stabilized and sent us home. They told us to go on our trip but how could we leave a sick child behind, so we stayed. This morning, Doctor Jan was on the phone at 6:30am with the test results from the lab. hero is suffering mild pancreatitis and will need some extra care. How many doctors let alone people, go that far above and beyond to care for someone else? I only wish I could go beyond 5 stars. I would go to the moon and back for these people.