My pup, Alfee, has been coming here to be groomed by Danetta for 8+ years. Any time anyone asks for…read morea recommendation, without hesitation, I recommend her! She loves him like her own and he's always so happy to come back!

I took my precious family member there for 12 years. Jan 29, 2024 they left her unattended in the…read moretub. She jumped out & hung herself where she suffocated TO DEATH. My Shih Tzu, Nala is being cremated TODAY due to their negligence & I was told "this has never happened in 35 years of me grooming". Guess what? I don't care! It happened now & to my baby! Don't take your pet here, they don't care!!

Took my (now 3 cats) and boarded for 3 days! Staff was very nice and gave me daily updates and…read moresent me pictures when I got lonely. Thanks again!

I want to start by saying that my dog is an Aussie(standard), so big dog, and he's young. He's not…read moreacclimated to the grooming process. I had a negative experience with another groomer because my dog, Odee, was scared and would lay down. They failed to get the nails clipped and paw pads trimmed. They basically told me to find another groomer. Bailey's Deluxe was very helpful and accommodated my pup with professional care that was mindful of his situation. They provided emotional support for him. Covered all the bases. They did a great job and welcomed us back anytime. Bailey's is our new and forever groomer. Thank you BDPC. You're the best!

Before my dog was mine, he was in a really unfortunate situation that included his owner passing…read moreaway, and the people who took over neglected him severely. He came to us with a mouth full of rotting teeth that had to come out, and Dr. Abebe absolutely changed his life! He has become so playful and confident and I 100% attribute it to the care he receives at Pitts. Also wanted to shout out who I believe is their office manager - I suck at names but he is awesome too!

This is the best vet for later hours, other than Emergency Vet. I went here for years, back to…read morewhen the Pitts owned it, and I loved several of the vets over that time. They would do everything, including maybe being late for the next appointment, to help your sick pet. They would personally call back to answer questions. Since they've sold out to a corporation, EVERYTHING I loved about it is gone. They used to have several pets they would foster if a client passed away etc. You knew they would find them good caring homes, so I asked the last vet I went to there if they would help with that if I needed them. You would have thought I asked him to be a sperm donor, he was so appalled. Of course, I felt like a prize moron. Maybe he could have just explained that they couldn't? I ended up tracking down one of their past vets, and moved to where she went. It's been years since I visited, and maybe I'm not being fair, but it was really traumatic losing the small-town feel of that place. Another casualty of COVID? The one place I really knew I could count on to care for my pets even if I couldn't.

It's walk-in only, there was a little wait. However...worth it. I've been there twice and it's…read moreaffordable and they don't upsell you.

Had an excellent experience with Parkview animal hospital. I searched for a vet that could help…read morewith my low income situation, as I have mental illness with disability and am on Medicaid. I called Parkview animal hospital because they had a walk-in clinic and the reviews were high. My labradoodle klondike had an ear infection, it was really bothering him and I really needed to get vet care for my fur baby, but no income to lean on. I spoke to Sarah at the front desk, and she gave me a whole list of places that would have ability to help people that need financial assistance for their pets. I had limited time because of my situation and having to wait for my support group to be able to take me to and from the veterinarian. I called back to Parkview animal hospital and Sarah said to come in and get an estimation of how much it' was going to cost and then can you fill out an application so they could hook me up with Sadie's fund who helps with cases like mine, people that need financial help with fur baby needs. Klondike, my labradoodle is my baby, he's my emotional support animal and I would do anything for him He helps me through so much on a daily basis. I wanted to make him feel better and I finally had hope. My peer support person and myself went to Parkview and Sarah was there, she remembered me, she was super nice and welcoming. The hospital is really clean and big and has lots of toys and food and a TV for nature programs. It is a really friendly and comfy environment. Even though it's a big vet hospital, it feels like a small clinic. Ava gave us an estimate and then submitted my application to Sadie's dog fund, and I was approved later that day. The next day we went back to Parkview, and they did everything that was needed, including giving me meds and drops for his ears, they cleaned his ears and did a cytology. Dr Amy was incredible, super sweet, super nice and informative She was even with my stubborn labradoodle klondike, she confirmed the estimate and made sure I knew how much I would owe once the fund was applied. Klondike wanted to hide under the chair behind my peer support person's legs and Dr Amy and Kennedy gave him some Cheerios and he was good to go. I can't tell you how happy I am and how happy he is now and how much they made a difference on our lives. I was treated with respect, care and understanding, Parkview really cares about your furry family, They are communicative, I had gotten a text before the visit that I was approved for Sadie's dog fund and then also received an email with all the vets instructions for Klondike's care, and our receipt from the visit. The experience was more than I could ever ask for. If you need to take your pet to a walk in clinic I strongly recommend Parkview animal Hospital.Thank you for helping me and my fur baby Klondike. You all rock!

If you love your animal, I would suggest finding a vet that actually cares. Took them 3 days to…read morecall me back with results that were concerning to my pet's health as well as me calling twice to even attempt to talk to her vet and getting ignored. Followed by getting all her paperwork and finding out her vaccination she received was expired when it was given to her. I then called and asked to speak to her vet, when he had time, and received a phone call from their manager who was nothing short of condescending and rude and dismissive and was not allowed to speak to my vet regarding the health of my pet. I would suggest finding a place that understands they are taking care of a family member and not constantly trying to upsell meds/acupuncture and keep your pets sick and coming back.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Cerny! My 11-year-old dog was in so much pain and we…read moreweren't getting anywhere with out previous vet. During our 2nd opinion vet visit, the vet recommended Dr. Cerny, noting that she would take her own dogs to him if she needed an excellent vet. Since moving to Yankee Hill, I have a new dog! She went from having times where she didn't want to move to running and playing again (combo of acupuncture, laser, and getting her on the right meds). I get the pleasure of hanging out with the vet assistant and tech team during treatments and EVERY SINGLE ONE person I have encountered has been amazing. My experience with Yankee Hill has been night and day compared to other vets. We moved our other dog's records over the Yankee Hill and I plan to never go anywhere else. I am beyond thankful that Dr. Cerny was recommended to us. 20 stars for Dr. Cerny and the entire team at Yankee Hill Vet.

they have provided excellent care to three dachshunds I have taken to them during the last several…read moreyears. They have very efficient and caring employees. About 3 years ago one dachshund,12 yrs old, was having heath issues.The doctor was so patient and forthcoming discussing our pet's end of life care. We are so grateful for how the doctor and staff helped us during this difficult loss of a special pet.

My cat died because of them…read more I brought my cat in who was not eating or drinking (he was 6). They kept him for 3 days, I was told "dehydration", sent home with crazy expensive food that he barely picked at, and I watched him RAPIDLY waste away in the comfort of my own home, where he passed away with me 2 nights after I brought him home. Moving forward - got a new dog. She's small and feisty, but as long as you respect her bubble and earn her trust, she warms right up to anyone. I was at a shared appointment - my mom had her dog, and I had mine - same room, just to have a quick thins done for both. While My mom's dog was being treated, Dr. Shlenker came in unannounced, walked right over to my dog who was facing me on my lap, and jabbed her with a shot - no notice. My dog LOST IT. The entire thing was HIGHLY unprofessional. Not to mention, when we were greeted initially, it came with a lot of attitude and absolutely NO effort to help my "more than vocal" jack russell comfortable in possibly another area. Since they moved - quality in care has TANKED. Prices have gotten absolutely OUTRAGEOUS, so for the horrendous cost (of ANY treatment/food) paired with absolute GARBAGE care..........we are SOOOOOOOO DONE. My family has been going their for years - maybe had 10 pets there over the years? I wouldn't recommend my worst enemy to them now. They run like a careless factory and nickel & dime you for the most ridiculous things. I've actually spoken to several other PAST customers recently who shared similar stories about pets getting horrible care, randomly dying, employees being heartless and mean. I will NOT be back. And I HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY encourage anyone else to spend time looking elsewhere. There are plenty of other vets in Lincoln that offer far superior care & pricing. Clocktower has lost the pot. STAY FAR FAR FAR FAR away.

i have come to Capitol Animal for approximately 30 years for 3 golden retrievers. The doctors had…read moreexpertise for cancer treatment and care , for dentals , for spay and neuters. The doctor knew I would do better if I could come visit my dog after surgery just for a few minutes . They go above and beyond for everyone!

I went in originally with the complaint of lice and needing a Bath preferably a medicated Bath to…read moreclear out any possible fleas and ticks. 8 hours later I went to pick up my cat and it appeared nothing had been done he still had bloody crust around his ears and he was still filthy. I asked the front lady why the bath wasn't done. She went to the back I clearly heard a man's voice in the back saying they "just didn't have time" so she came back out and started to explain that the vet wants to see if the oral med they gave my cat worked and he didn't want to bathe him in case it irritated his skin?? I asked don't you think dirty fur would irritate the skin? After about 20 minutes of going back and forth and explains that what she was telling me made no sense, she finally said she would keep him overnight and give him a bath in the morning. The next day I went to pick him up he was wet and still smelled the same and was still filthy! Beyond frustrated with the lack of everything I just paid and took my cat home just to reschedule the same treatment at another vet that said he should have had a medicated bath to help with the lice and any other bugs that may be on my emotional support animal. NEVER AGAIN WILL I GO HERE

PSA to all pitbull/bully mix owners - Do not go here!…read more I'm truly beyond words at the treatment we received here, and would not recommend anyone give them business. My dog was suddenly wimpering and having issues moving, so I took her here instead of our primary vet because we were told they had an XRay and could do testing for us. Over the phone before coming in, I let the staff know that my dog wears a muzzle when outside because of her fear reactivity, and she cannot be in a waiting room with other dogs, and specifically described her behavior when scared so they understood, and they said they could absolutely accommodate her. When I got there, we were put in an exam room, and a nurse came in to ask me questions. I provided all her information, vaccination and spay history, her primary vet to contact, me and by boyfriend's names, and answered all their questions. The vet then came in, and looked visibly put off by my dog barking, continously asked me to make her leash shorter because she was uncomfortable being within less than 3 feet of her, and not only looked at my dog with what felt like disgust, but also it felt like I was being shamed as a pet owner because of my dog's reactivity (she is 1.5 years old, and in training to help this.) She placed paperwork and supplies to collect samples from her on the edge of the desk and backed away from us, and then only once tried to ask me for the leash, when she flinched and told me that there was no way we could do an exam on her. We had already discussed sedation to do XRays and I gave the go ahead, but she flat out refused to go anywhere near my dog at this point. While I'm in tears in our exam room, trying to calm down my very stressed and injured dog, she was the farthest thing from empathetic. After this visit, my boyfriend called to get some clarification on why she wouldn't exam the dog, since all other vets we have been to have understood her reactivity and been able to manage her fine, and she said she "couldn't confirm her rabies vaccine" and that she was "too aggressive" (she is a fully muzzled dog, barking, who has her tags for registration and vaccination right on her collar) She was very rude when asked why she didn't try to introduce herself to the dog or speak to her to calm her down, since her fear is of strangers, and her words were "I usually don't talk to dogs because they can't speak back." Once again, I felt she was trying to paint my dog as a rabid animal, and was not at all empathetic to the injured dog I brought in, who again, could not have done anything to her or her staff, because she was fully muzzled. My boyfriend tried calling again, because on top of this we were charged an exam fee, even though they refused examination, and they hung up the phone when we asked to discuss this. He then went to the office to discuss the bill, as we didnt feel it was fair that we pay for a service you declined to give our pet, and didn't treat her with the same standard of care all animals deserve. Instead of speaking to him about this, as soon as he said his name to the receptionist, they threatened to call the cops and let us know we were "fired" as clients. I have never been more heartbroken with how my dog, myself, and my partner were treated in this process, and I would've appreciated honesty through this. Over the phone, the vet tried to tell multiple stories that were compeltely untrue about my and my dog's behavior, and couldn't offer any explanations for her actions. Truly, this situation was escalated out of control by Dr. Vander Broek, and if they were unable to accommodate my reactive dog, they should've said so. I wholeheartedly believe if she wasn't a pitbull mix, we would've had a better experience, but I don't think they had any intention of helping us. If you cannot treat every dog, regardless of their situation with basic decency, you shouldn't be a vet.

I haven't been back to cotner pet care since Dr Otto and Dr Jones left. Last time I was in the…read moreclinic was when my Doxie digby passed away at the age of 15 so I kind of avoided it. Yesterday though my cat was acting very weird and hacking and not eating and just being strange so I called in the tech fit me into the schedule same day. The clinic has changed completely it's very modern now and has little treat dispensers and coffee machine and a water machine and just slick and clean. The techs were very very nice and super accommodating, patient and understanding. Dr Shane was awesome actually came in and assess the situation and then the tech came in which is very different and nice. He shook my hand welcomed me to the clinic and took my cat and did some tests and gave me some directions on what to do next. We also got some more treats at the end for Klondike also came to the appointment just to be moral support for his brother Taffy. I strongly recommend this veterinarian I'm very picky about my clinics and my doctors that I choose. So give them a try!