I love Dr Nate and his staff. The first time we went in it was with my 16 year old cat Keeza. He…read morehad pancreatitis and every vet I took him to would say he just is old nothing is wrong. I knew something was wrong. He was starting to hide from us. Our other cat would just leave him alone and not try to snuggle or play. Dr Nate looked at him and could tell there was something more wrong. Doing a bunch of tests wouldn't prevent what needed to happen. I told him I needed time to think. Called him the next morning and that afternoon I was in his office saying goodbye to my best friend. That was a year ago this July. We got a kitten a year ago Aug. This June he ate a string and it got stuck. I was in Shakopee visiting my parents. All the vets around there want 300-500 bucks to just look at him. I called Dr Nate and he told me to bring him in but try to be there by 230. I was there at 2:29. He was able to just pull the string out and 50 bucks later we were on our way. Dr Nate is about 45ish min from us and is 100% worth the drive. I wouldn't trust my babies with anyone else.

The clinic is fine for all the usual check ups and keeping vaccinations up to date. The staff is…read morefriendly and accommodating WHEN you have appointments and the customer flow is constant. We took all three of our dogs the Cokato clinic and liked it all.....Until we needed to get in to see the vet with an emergency and was turned away! Our 4 year-old Giant Schnauzer started acting a bit slow on a Thursday evening in October 2022. We kept close watch on him and he didn't eat his food on Friday morning. He seemed out of sorts, but drank water and bodily waste was normal. Shortly after noon, the Giant Schnauzer vomited blood, along with lots of bloody gel-like substance. I immediately called (what was) our vet clinic, Associated Veterinary Clinic, and explained the situation and asked to bring the dog in. I was told that they could not see my dog because they were booked solid for the rest of the day and I would have to go to an Emergency Vet Clinic. The nearest ER Clinic available was in Anoka. We drove from Dassel to Anoka, waited 3+ hours with our sick dog, finally saw a just-graduated Vet, got a full set of X-rays and blood work, got shots with antibiotics, some pills and FortiFlora, and left after paying $1100. My beautiful Giant Schnauzer died on Sunday. We've been grieving for over 3 months. We're pissed that we were turned away by our local vet in our time of need. The woman that answered the call at Associated Vet Clinic on that Friday would not budge an inch - - - it was almost like she was NOT going to stay any longer on a Friday because she had plans for Friday night! My dog was really sick. My dog really needed help fast. My dog is gone.

We were contacted by another family that had a similar experience with their dog needing stitches…read moredue to another likely attack, this looks to be almost identical situation to ours. Owner was belligerent. rude and ultra defensive, taking no blame and having no compassion with them. Do you see a pattern with other less than flattering reviews, check them all! Owner is a problem. BEWARE!

We have taken our little dog here 2-3 times a week for years now. She absolutely loves it there…read moreand when we tell her she's going to school her ears perk up and runs for the car. THAT tells the whole story. Amy the manager as well as Katlyn & Stephanie at the front desk are delightful. We are always greeted warmly and our little doggy absolutely loves them. The owner Daniel is so appreciative and always makes a point to thank you for your business.

This is a poorly run rescue. We spent over an hour filling out an application for a dog we were…read morevery excited about. A few days later we got approved, and we told that they were waiting to hear back from the foster for more information about her and to schedule a time to meet. We were very excited to meet her and have a new addition to our family. We didn't hear anything for a week and then she was removed from the website. I had to reach out and ask what was going on as there was no communication. Turns out that AFTER we were told we could adopt her, the foster decided to keep her. While I'm glad the she found her forever home, it was very heartbreaking, such a letdown and a giant waste of time. This experience definitely rubbed me the wrong way.

This shelter really cares about the animals it rescues. They vet potential adopters very…read morethoroughly. They want every adoption to be a good fit. They have a two week trial to adopt period, so you can be sure the dog would do well in your home. I have fostered with them a lot and they always provide foster dogs with needed veterinary care. I highly recommend Homeward Bound Rescue!

These guys are great! They definitely care about your dog. Their grooming is fantastic! Our aussie…read moregoes nuts as soon as we pull up knowing that she gets to play with her friends......open the door and she turns around to tell us: Bye Mom and Dad......LOL Sheila Butler

My pup has been to many daycares and this is THE BEST!! Very affordable and they treat your dog…read morelike their own! My pup is so exhausted from a day of play! They give you a fun little report card and photos after your dogs first visit. First visits are also half off!

They have taken great care of my families cats for over twenty years. They are very kind, skilled,…read moreand efficient.

.I went there to give my dog a check up and very first thing the. Vet said was there is the…read moredog with the bad teeth. Then the vet tech could not even look me in the eyes when I talked to her. They were busy but the staff seemed stressed,I could hardly get waited on

Hidden Acres Pet Resort truly feels less like a kennel and more like a private retreat for pets…read more Set on a massive, private property, it's essentially a country club-style hotel for your furry family members. We vetted several places before our trips, and each time our dogs stayed here, they came home happy, relaxed, and clearly well cared for. The staff is exceptional, genuinely kind, and attentive, which shows in every interaction. The facility itself is spacious, and we loved that they walk the dogs right at drop off to help them get acclimated and comfortable. During our recent holiday trip, our teenage son checked in on them, and the staff happily texted photos of the pups playing in the snow and having the time of their lives. Grooming was another highlight. Both dogs came home freshly trimmed, brushed, and looking fantastic. The only drawback is not having a live camera system to check in visually while you're away, which would add an extra layer of reassurance, though we fully trust they're in great hands. Overall, it's comforting to know our pets get a luxurious staycation when we're gone, and judging by their happy returns, they're just as spoiled there as they are at home. What can I say? Hidden Acres is truly PAWsome.

Highly recommend. Our dog loves it so much that we can't tell him when we're headed there or he…read morestarts barking and pawing the windows in excitement!

I have used Northwood Valley Kennels for years as care provider for my dog when I am away. The…read morelocation is on the way out of town in Rogers, if you are heading north. I leave knowing my dog is well-timed for in my absence.

Today we had to say goodbye to our Spangold Retriever,…read moreRocky. We met four or five members of the staff in addition to the doctor, and to a person they were kind, compassionate and professional. We've had appointments at Becker Veterinary that were much more enjoyable, but this one was important and couldn't have been handled with greater care. Thank you.

Quality Poor - Fair Last June I took my Cat Pumkin to see a…read moreDr. T. Rohman at the Becker Animal Hospital.He had stopped eating and drinking for 4-5 days and had lost alot of weight.He was unresponsive and seemed very sick.He also had something going on in one of his eyes that was discharging a red fluid.After $350.00 worth of tests they found nothing,said he had cancer and probably wouldn't live.They sold me 2 small tubes of save for 50 bucks a pop for his "Herpes" eye infection.He continued to lose weight so 6 months later I took him to Mission Animal Hospital in Hopkins,a clinic of Dr's from the Humane Society reaching out to Seniors and the Disabled...turns out he has a Hyper Active Thyroid,kidney disease,and his eye problem had nothing to do with Herpes,he has a growth that's blocking his tear duck and irritating his sinus.They totally dropped the ball,miked me for over $500.00,and actually caused Pumkin to go further into disease by mis-diagnosing serious problems he was suffering from.I wouldn't trust taking my pet there and if you do,plan on spending a bundle of cash!