So I took my Huskey there because he was squinting his eye and licking like he was in pain came out…read moreof nowhere, dr hank Oliver took him back and released him saying contusion. Dr Oliver who owns this facility failed to do a pressure test, a few days later my dog looked worse we called they gave is pain medicine saying yeah he may have pain. A few days later he was not getting better, they told us to bring him in on Monday. They did a pressure test and he had glacoma, this is common in husky. We are now being sent to spokane to try and save his eye if possible but it's obvious he has lost all vision. With glacoma you must catch within first 48 hours or the pressure makes them blind. His negligence made my dog blind because he didn't take the time to check everything. This place is good for big animals but not for small. They won't admit fault and will be reporting them to the vets board of directors. This is bullshit and I would love to strip him of his license. Looking at reviews this is not the first or last time, if you see this and your pet has gone through something similar please p Report we need at much as possible to shut this place down. So Noone else has to go through what we all have had to go through because of there negligence.​​​

our senior cat Tika has been taking thyroid pills AHOP prescribed for several months. Rx ran out,…read morebut AHOP said she'd need to be checked before a refill. Got her checked yesterday. Blood test OK, continue same pills. BUT, a lot of unnecessary and unrequested tests were performed - $334.55!

When I adopted my dog I spent a lot of time searching which Vet was the best at the moment, I find…read moreColumbia Veterinary Clinic with a great staff and good prices, I use them for many years but now the building is empty and I do not know they go.... If any of you know where is the new location could you let me know? Thanks

Dog needed to be "fixed". I thought I would do a little research. I googled "Average cost of…read moreneuter". Came out to be $150 or so. So when I started calling all the local vets I was shocked to learn that it was going to cost $300 to $330 to get the little operation done. I went and asked around at work. "Definitely call Columbia Veterinary Clinic." What a difference. $127 for the same service!!! Now the place is a bit of a dive, but the dog doesn't care! The procedure is like McDonalds (and I say this as a good thing). It is an "in and out" kind of a thing. 1. You set up appointment 2. You drop off dog between 7:30 and 9:00 am (there is a line of people waiting to get animals checked in) 3. The talk fast and curt: they want information, they write it down and someone takes the dog immediately to the back room 4. You pick up the dog between 3 and 4, and they mean it. Don't be late or there is a fine. BUT DID I MENTION THEY ARE ARE INEXPENSIVE. Now I supposed you could go somewhere else, have a smiling vet come out, shake your hand, tell you how cute your dog is, and this can all be done in a new fancy building with dog leashes for sale hanging off the wall...BUT THE DOG DOESN'T CARE! And neither should you. Save the money, and take your pet here. Sooo much cheaper than anywhere else. BTW, my dog also had a hernia. Another $50 took care of it while he was still under. I am sure it would have been 3 times that somewhere else. One more thing...if this seems impersonal and you wonder if the vet is going to do a good job...there was research done recently on hospitals that specialize in heart surgeries (for humans) that showed the doctor who did surgeries all day learned to do it quickly and better than those who did fewer. I am sure this vet is a professional who knows his stuff...you don't meet him because he is doing what he does best, taking care of your dog.

After almost 13 years I had to put my best buddy down the whole staff made it so easy for that…read moredecision hey help me through all the hard processing and after I was done they sent me the most kindest card signed by them all rest in peace Hank

3 doc could not figure buddy out in 2 years being sick all you did is take money had him put to…read more sleep i well never have any one i no bring there pets in your office again all you did is give medicine an why how do you gave a dog medicine an you do no what's young with him

We have two dogs who have both been seen by The Fix Machine. The care provided by this clinic was…read moreexceptional. Our 8 year old Papillon mix had her dental cleaning done this past May and she also had to have 2 teeth roots extracted. The pre- opt appointment and blood work went well and the doctor took his time and explained everything. The day of the procedure went very well, the technician came out also took her time explaining what we can expect during recovery. The cost was comparable to other vets. The medication we were sent home with kept our girl comfortable and she recovered with no ill effects. Yesterday we took our 8 month old Chihuahua in to be spayed. We arrived shortly after 8am, the staff member checking her in was amazing. Very nice and took her time to go over the possible charges and estimate. We left feeling that our baby was in the best hands. When it was time to pick her up (we arrived at 3pm on a Friday), we were greeted promptly and had very little wait. You can not beat their spay/neutering cost and there is no compromise in the care you receive. I feel like our puppy received the very best care and treatment and I honestly don't think she could have received any better if we'd gone elsewhere and paid $400 like we were quoted from another vet. Sammie is 7 pound chihuahua, she was spayed and microchipped for around $134. I was a little concerned because about cost after reading some of the negative reviews about added cost, but honestly I can't see them doing this. They were always up front about charges with both our dogs. In my opinion, this clinic offers an affordable service for having your pets fixed. I would recommend them. My only feedback I can give is to the doctor (sorry I'm horrible with names, it's regarding the man vet) first off as I mentioned early, I loved how he took the time to explain everything and was very nice. My only suggestion is to lessen a bit on the hard sell in regards to the preventive medications. Surely it's good to encourage the use of preventative flea and heart worm medication but we kinda felt like we were being guilted if we didn't go with the brands sold by the clinic. LoL it's kinda funny and I hope he doesn't take this the wrong way but he'd be an amazing car salesman! Lmao Final thoughts - if you have an appointment in the afternoon you need to realize that those folks getting seen before you who have no appointment are there for the walk in shots and services. They aren't seeing the vet so no, you are not being overlooked. I heard someone complaining about that in the waiting area. I honestly love that they offer shots and services like nail trims as a walk in Option. :)

Terrible low quality service, inexperienced veterinarians, who are unable to properly perform basic…read morespay/neuter operations. They only removed the uterus and one horn and one ovary. They accidently cut off one horn and lost it inside the belly as these people don't know how (not trained) to use ultrasound. They messed up the procedure and didn't even refund the money. Now 2 months later this kitten is in heat at 10 months of age and will need much more difficult surgery and anesthesia again, as locating the horn when the uterus is removed is much more difficult.

This is the only Vet I trust! They are always so kind, helpful and very caring with animals. They…read moredo not overcharge and are always more conservative with treatment options. I highly recommend Double Arrow Veterinary Clinic.

One of the receptionists was incredibly rude. I tried to explain what was wrong with my dog, but…read moreshe wouldn't let me get a single word in; she just said "no" and hung up on me. If she doesn't like her job, she should find a new one.

We love Dr Kopp and everyone at blue cross!…read more They are very helpful and always check in afterward when it comes to care for our two best friends

Dr. Kopp is awesome! Safe space, easy going, and made us both feel comfortable! Dr. Kopp listened…read moreintently, shared his knowledge on tarter build up, and encouraged a little weight loss for Sonny.

I can't say enough about this place! we were there 2 nights ago with our tiny 9mo old puppy after…read morewhat appeared to be a seizure.. we were taken in immediately n she was taken to the back n evaluated n within a few minutes we were put in a room for an update. everything was explained n they told us what they wanted to do for her, it was all done in a matter of minutes n we got her blood test results back, the bill was maybe 600$ which would b the same anywhere for everything they did. we opted to leave her overnight n paid an additional fee which 294.00 of it was refunded the next morning when we picked her up. Dr Mary recommended a Vet as we had our retire n we went there today (Vista) n were beyond happy with them. I called the ER n gave Dr Mary an update n she was beyond nice n thankful for the info.. we've had 2 other dogs there twice n they did everything they could for one of them but unfortunately she passed n they were so great. I feel sooo much better knowing they are there!

The people here were professional and kind. The first pet was Tigo. They had to put him down for…read morecongestive heart failure. Being with him during the euthanasia procedure is forever etched in a special place in my heart. The only downside was that I reluctantly agreed to have a paw print and ashes given to me later. Knowing the print was made after he died crushed my ability to grieve. DO NOT DO THIS! Coco was a German Sheppard I rescued in Prosser. He became hard-of-hearing. I backed over his front legs while working on my property. They were prompt to end his suffering and made every effort to give him peace.

In the past, we were spoiled by our pet / home sitter, and we were sorely disappointed with the…read more'slim pickings' we had experienced in the Tri-Cities. We happened upon Suze & Badger Mountain Pet Care, and cautiously gave them a try. We interviewed her over the phone, and had an in-home consult shortly thereafter. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised when she came over! Not only was Suze super-professional, but she 1) treated us as valued customers from the start, and 2) she treated her business like a business - GO FIGURE! Licensed, bonded, & insured, Suze was the real deal when it came down to the brass tacks of her business. Not only did she maintain a legitimate business presence, but she also carried herself in a professional manner, and had all the documentation that you would expect from a professional. She asked the right questions, took notes, and walked the property with us, in order to cover ALL the bases, in the event of an, "Uh oh" moment. Beyond getting us to wag our tails, our dogs were instantly drawn to Suze's calmness & demeanor. Our pets - whom are family, to us - were happy and relaxed in Suze's presence, which made us feel supremely confident in her abilities to manage our home & hearth while we were away. During our absence, we would receive texts / photos periodically - and Suze never hesitated to contact us with a question / concern, whether about the property, or the dogs. We LIKE this, and if you do as well, we would encourage you to call Suze for a consult in your home. When we return home, everything is in order, and our dogs are happy. We realistically couldn't ask for more from Suze & Badger Mountain Pet Care.

Suze with Badger Mountain Pet Care has taken care of my cats multiple times while I have been away!…read more She spends a lot of time with them and they seem a lot happier in her care than they do when I leave them to their own devices. Super reliable, personable, and she always leaves me a note about how my pets did while I was gone. Highly recommend!