Cat was partially paralyzed Thursday Dec. 4 by Nexgard applied by tech for Dr. Scott. No…read moreinformation was given about adverse reactions. Called office Saturday and was stonewalled by office manager, who insisted it was not their fault although she had no medical knowledge. After several calls Monday, got Dr. Logue to call back. He was very offensive and refused any future treatment. The manufacturer, Boehringer, agrees that the symptoms are consistent with a drug reaction and agreed to pay for treatment if that is the case. Another local veterinarian declined the case because she knows Dr. Logue and will not risk liability. Will see if cat recovers. Apparently it's best to stay away from the local pet doctors.

TLC came recommended highly from a co-worker. We tried TLC for the first time to have our dog…read morespayed. She is a member of the family and we were very nervous about the surgery. The staff explained things well, and called to let us know she was ok right after surgery. They even called a day after she was home to check on her. The office was clean, and the staff was very kind. Happy we traveled to Richmond and found her permanent vet.

Never open- closed when working people can come- no Sat. partial hrs. Front desk person does not…read morereturn calls as stated.Shame.

Very compassionate, caring staff. Dr. Senderak and Dr. Teders will make sure your fur babies get…read morethe best care they can provide.

I wish I could give Greens Fork Animal Hospital and Dr. Preston 50 stars! I am still amazed at the…read morecompassion and promptness at which they took in a feral cat who wasn't even a patient of theirs. I took the little guy, named Puppy Cat for his attachment to our Great Pyrenees dogs, and two others to a local low-cost spay and neuter clinic on Saturday morning. We have several barn cats and the population threatened to get out of control this spring. Long story short, Puppy Cat's surgery was completely botched and we didn't realize it (because he was laying in the back of the carrier and we didn't want to disturb him) until midnight or so. When we saw what he looked like "back there," we knew it was an emergency. Things that were supposed to be inside were... well, out. They had sent him home with no pain medication and he was clearly in a lot of pain. I called several emergency clinics, but they were all at least an hour away from us, and other veterianarians basically said that because we weren't established clients, they weren't going to take the time to see him. Finally, my boyfriend found the emergency number for Greens Fork's clinic and I left a message with their paging system, which told me that I would receive a return call within 15 minutes. Dr. Preston returned my call within 10 minutes, not sounding the least bit put off that I had probably jolted him out of his REMs at 1:00 in the morning. He sounded very concerned based on the description of the problem and told me to meet him at his clinic in 20 minutes. We loaded up Puppy Cat (who was limp and could not stand on his own) and brought him in. Within minutes, Dr. Preston had discovered the problem and explained to us what would be required to correct it. He immediately started Puppy on IV fluids and gave him some pain medication, being very gentle, petting him and calling him "young man." He placed him in a clean kennel with a litter box and water, and introduced us to one of the clinic's most interesting clients, a 19-year-old Siamese cat named Queen Sheba. He has been treating her for many years and even purchased her very own bed. Dr. Preston came back in today (Sunday) to perform surgery on Puppy, clean out his ears (which were infested with mites) and trim his nails. For the inconvenient time and the emergency surgery, the price was very reasonable, especially since Puppy has made a complete 180 since last night. His eyes are bright, his appetite is back and he is rolling on the floor to have his belly scratched. Not bad for a cat who wouldn't let us pet him for more than a few seconds at a time before. I am so grateful to Dr. Preston for his time and concern for this little guy. All of my pets will be clients at the Greens Fork Animal Hospital from now on.

I am that crazy person who spends too much time on the internet only to be anxious about…read moreeverything. I cannot articulate with enough intensity how appreciative I am for their unwavering patience with my questions and their understanding of my fears about my beloved sphynx. Greensfork Animal Hospital is truly a shining diamond in veterinary care.

Friendly and courteous. Treated our fur babies very well. Priced well and easy to make an…read moreappointment

This place is a freaking joke! We called this morning because we have a dieing dog. This lady on…read morethe phone trying to tell us we was a no call no show back last month and I know damn good and well I cancelled that appointment, but because of that they told us they could see him for 10 days, so you expect us to let our dog suffer for 10 days. Hell No! We got another appts for today out of town and we will be going, but as for this place this isn't the first time we had issues sent my mil dog home and did nothing for him 2 hrs later he passed and they had been others, but there will not be another because these people are rude and disrespectful and don't have a caring bone in there body!

We use both Dr. Charlie (for horses) and his wife (dogs)…read more Last night, we had an after hours emergency, unfortunately. We are established patients of the practice. I called their service (as directed) and left a message. Dr. Charlie called me back and was on another call at the time but he said I was next and he would be to our farm in about an hour. Perfect. Dr. Charlie arrived. Had a big smile and a warm, kind demeanor. He had been working for about 15 hours at that point. He conducted an exam. Did IV meds. Bandaged foot. Gave me all post visit instructions/meds. All with a smile and professionalism. He left my farm at 9:30 p.m. These are awesome vets. Smart. Kind and very compassionate. I am grateful we have these 2 people in our community for our animals. Thank you both! 100% recommend them. "Suspect" in photo.

The best vet in the area, hands down. I have 3 dogs and 12 cats and their health care is very…read moreimportant to me. Hartzells office is very clean, she is caring and she is available all hours when there is an emergency. Her fees are more than fair as well.

This vet and his staff are wonderful! I am from CA and was visiting OH when my dog needed to see a…read morevet. My aunt & her neighbor both recommended this office. We were thrilled with their customer service, cleanliness and knowledge. I highly recommend this vet!

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Our puppy came to us so unhealthy, skinny, with non-stop diaharrea. But that's not even where the…read moreproblems began. Rebecca sent our 5 month old puppy via cargo on Delta. Rebecca stated she was healthy (not the case), potty trained (not the case), and crate trained (not the case). Rebecca first said that Delta "took the money out of her account" but didn't credit her plane ticket, so our dog was not able to fly out the day we agreed to. Also she said the crate she was putting our puppy in was not at the standard for shipping animals so we had to pay $150 on the spot to get her the correct crate from the airport. One would hope that someone who sends puppies out routinely, would know how Delta credits flights for checks written as well as, the correct crate to send. She sent 2 other puppies from the same litter in crates as well. The first few days at home, our dog had diarrhea almost every hour, and hardly ate. She was lethargic, too thin, and dehydrated. We took her to vet immediately, after I saw worms in her feces. She had giardia, which, I understand is common in puppies. But she SENT her to us that way!!! Our Veterinarian told us, "this breeder should have never sent a sick puppy like this. how cruel, and irresponsible." She was sent with a health certificate (of which we had to pay $53 to get) that said she had the ability to fly safely. I tried to reach Rebecca via email many times about this sick puppy. All while ignoring my emails, and stating her email was hacked. I've connected with another owner who has a puppy from the same litter. Her pup has continued giardia like ours, as well as the same exact story of the "missed airline flight, and cost of the crate." This breeder stated how lucky I was to get a discounted puppy. Well now I know why she's discounted, because she was so sick. This breeder does not give the full story, in my mind, to it's customers. UPDATE 1/4/2020- My dogs Giardia is STILL not clear yet. My vet clinic is very shocked she is still so ill. Probably because she was sick for so long. My dog is now on a strong antibiotic!!!!! If this doesn't work, I'm not sure what our options are.

Great experience adopting our puppy! They were able to meet us in Indianapolis the weekend after…read morewe expressed interest in our puppy. The little guy is such a happy and healthy puppy. We would definitely adopt from MoonShine puppies again!