They are really helping and very friendly people they know what you need and what you don'tread more

Selling flea meds made in early 2020 in 2024. Also from out of US distributors no ingredient list.read more

Dr. Weekly and staff are great to your fur babies! Have been using Companion for many years. I love…read morehow comfortable they make you just like your family.

Always felt like part of the family with the way they care. I trust them fully with all my…read morefurbabies' needs and love the people that work there.

Great service my dog was in need of haircut they help me out great hair reasonable prices highly…read morerecommended just made anthor appt thx bonnies

Bonnie's pet grooming is the worst place I have ever seen. They are incompetent and should never be…read moreallowed to groom a dog. If you own a sheep that needs to be sheered then call them. They have no business grooming dogs. I gave them one star only to be able to post review. Thank god it will grow out!! Stay away from this place!!!

My best friend takes his dog to this veterinarian's office and since I had just moved to the Ferry…read morePass area. My yorkie had tummy trouble & her breathing was just sort of "off". I was able to get her in to Dr Gandy the same day. She was admitted for about 24 hours. With her having an IV solution, etc - she bounced back almost immediately. I would trust Dr Gandy in the future should she have any issues down the road.

If you value the life of your pet, RUN, don't walk away from Dr. Gandy. Find someone who actually…read morecares about animals. My tiny dog was almost blinded by Gandy and after a year of treatment by a good vet my little guy still has PTSD for life. Gandi immediately blew us off when we tried to get him to take responsibility for his actions. I reported Gandy to the State and they did their best to help us. If you love your pet, find someone with a heart and a conscience.

We are new customers with a 2.5 yr old female Great Dane. She is a big, loveable, goofball, like…read moremost of her breed, but she absolutely, PAWSITIVELY (pardon the pun) will NOT allow her nails to be trimmed. We've tried multiple groomers and 2 veterinarians. She's not aggressive...she just turns into a giant bucking bronco as soon as the clippers come out...even though we've never actually been able to actually clip her nails! It's like other dogs told her what they were at the dog park or something. Anyhoo, the wonderful groomers (ALL of them, it sounds like!) were able to WWE her onto the floor and successfully completed a full trim of all of her nails. So I'd like to extend a Great Dane sized THANK YOU to the staff of Shampoochies for helping us avoid a potentially dangerous anesthesia-requiring veterinarian trim!! We'll see you again soon!

would have given a zero star rating if I could. I trusted the shop and the groomers, used them…read moreback when they were on creighton rd, down from the Walmart and after the move, but will never use them again. Do not trust them with my pets.

We switched back to Chemstrand after using two others in town for our Maltese dogs because they are…read moreby far the most caring of the three. This week we had an emergency with my baby girl that turned out to be acute pancreatitis. They have taken the best care of her and us as well. She is not completely out of the woods yet but they have taken so much time to explain and keep us informed. Thank you, Dr. Elliot, and your caring staff.

The staff has been kind to me and my dog here. The vet is very knowledgeable and takes the time to…read moreexplain things in great detail to me. It's been a rollercoaster at several vets figuring out what's wrong with my dog and being quoted different prices. Chemstrand Oaks gave me a fair price and just really went above and beyond to show me that they are careful and communicative. Thanks for being so good to Margot

The new owner/Vet, lacks compassion, & an animal clinic first priority is to prevent animal…read moresuffering! Conversely, this was not the case the last time I visited Pine Forest Animal Clinic. More, resources are limited, & some of the staff lacks in skills & manners. Moreover, the clinic has deteriorated in the past year, & if I could give it a zero rating I would!

We are thankful that our family member (and ourselves) is being well cared for by such…read moreknowledgeable and skilled professionals who tag along with the ultimate healer into the exam room! Obi-Wan, our much loved 11 year old English Cream has been up against Megaesophagus for 18 months. We brought him in for his first visit to PFAC with the worst in mind. 75lbs and rapidly going downhill. We left with hope, strengthened by Obi's steady progress with the treatment. Thanks again to all of the staff and for your spiritual approach to your profession. From: www.pineforestvet.com "Lord Jesus, we offer our hands, mind and heart to you for ministry and service. May we exercise our skills in such a way as to promote healing, preserve dignity and foster hope in those entrusted to our care. Lord, help us to become instruments of healing love and presence and fill our hearts that we may reflect you in our actions. Amen."

Regarding the Spanish Trails Office Manager's reply to the new policy for rescue animals, I wanted…read moreto follow up. There seems to be an opportunity to strengthen the office manager's professional skills, particularly in navigating sensitive community relationships and communicating policy changes. Given that the new drop-off policy was implemented and shared with the rescue organization last October, why did staff continue scheduling vet appointments? There is a clear breakdown in communication if the office manager informed the rescue group but failed to notify staff and foster parents. The office manager's miscommunication, yet again, was frustrating, as we couldn't accommodate two separate visits on our busy schedule. Regarding our final appointment on March 20, 2026, we received a phone call at 9:35 AM--just 25 minutes prior--instructing us to drop off our dog to be 'worked in.' Despite your claims, I have records of numerous scheduled appointments since October, and we were never told to drop him off. To summarize my feedback: Neither I nor your staff, who scheduled my appointments, were informed of your October 2025 policy change until March 20, 2026. PS: We were very pleased with the clinical staff; however, our experience was marred by the unprofessional behavior of your office manager. *************** Comment from Ms. Office Manager: "We're sorry to hear that your experience felt frustrating, and we appreciate the opportunity to clarify. Our drop off policies regarding rescue animals were communicated to the rescue in October, and we strive to apply these guidelines consistently to ensure fairness and efficiency for all our clients."

Over the years, Spanish Trail Veterinary Hospital has provided excellent care to our foster pups…read moreand Great Dane, especially under Dr. Day. However, there have been notable issues with office management, particularly regarding conflicts with the rescue organization. The differing accounts from both parties have created confusion. During a scheduled visit to the Spanish Trail office, I was informed I needed to leave one of our foster pups for the day, which was unexpected. The receptionist claimed this was requested by the rescue for diagnosis and approval (lie #1). My wife called the rescue while I was there and the rescue confirmed this was false. The rescue did not approve of leaving the pups, as it could cause them stress. I returned to the receptionist, explaining that the rescue had not requested this, and asked her to consult the doctor for clarification. She later informed me that Pam, the clinic manager, stated it was a mutual agreement between Spanish Trail and the rescue for the dog to stay for the day (lie#2). After leaving our foster dog there, a short time later the office manager spoke with the rescue president on the phone and informed her this was a new policy for Spanish Trail that all area rescues will need to leave their dogs for the day. So, in all actuality, this is lie #3 as the rescue never requested their dogs stay for the day, nor was it a mutual agreement between Spanish Trail and the rescue but it was Spanish Trails "new" policy. This wasn't communicated before scheduling, which we found unprofessional along with the actions of the office managers lack of honesty and integrity. Due to this unpleasant experience, we won't use or recommend their services. Like the adage goes, one bad apple spoils the whole bunch.