Adopted my dog there. He's an Italian Greyhound mix. That was 11 years ago. I think that these…read moredays it's hard to find a small dog at the CCHS.

We were able to adopt an amazing dog for our family. Well worth the drive. Staff is very…read moreaccommodating. We accidentally arrived an hour early and they took us in like family. Thanks for Luna!

They were so nice to me; overall loved the experience. So gentle with my cats and courteous to me!read more

I followed Dr. Davis from the U. Of I. Vet Clinic to AHATC when he began this veterinary practice…read more I'm not even sure what year that was. I'm 85, so you know I am extremely happy with the competence and care all our dogs (and cats) have received. I have found warm and welcoming professionals from the receptionists, vet techs, and veterinarians throughout the many years I have been coming to this vet practice. The same has been true since Dr. Davis retired and Dr. Stoerger has continued the practice. Every time I've had to make that awful decision a pet owner often faces, I have been supported and eased through euthanizing a beloved furry member of our family, this practice has supported me with their combined veterinary skills, their empathy, and their understanding for my loss. My most recent experience in dealing with my Murphy's struggle with cancer, I was able to get through it with their support and caring. Dr. Stoerger came to my home with a vet tech and told me to let her know when I was ready. (You're not ever really "ready" to lose your friend and companion, but you know it's the last caring thing you can do for them, and I was given the gift of Dr. Stoerger's understanding and empathy for my loss. She has cared for Murphy, my beagle mix, from 2012 when I adopted him until his recent euthanasia. When the mass was discovered in his lung, she told me of the cancer division at U. Of I. Veterinarian Medical School, who were wonderful as well. When I took him there, she shared his medical records with them. In his illness and euthanasia, she was so tender with him--and with me--that I felt comforted, and I know Murphy was as well. I highly and confidently recommend Dr. Stoerger and this practice who will make your pet and you feel not only welcome, but confident in their hands. received. She shared his

Such a large selection for all animals. Nice gifts section with some cute puzzles. Their employees…read moreare friendly and Callie is great.

I really want to love this feed store. I have tried to shop there for over a decade, off and on…read moreagain, but every time I stop in, I am so disappointed. The staff is not particularly friendly, and while helpful, they leave one feeling as if they are an inconvenience or just plain dumb. The last time I was in, I had some questions regarding specific food for our puppy who needed, per our vet, a food that was more grain-forward, and the girl kept showing me high protein brands. When I questioned her again, she looked at her colleagues and rolled her eyes. It is not unreasonable to expect a feed store to have alternative diet options than just grain-free dog food and treats, especially at the price range they in which they are offering their products. What's more, puppy foods do come in more than just chicken, even in brands than what they offer. I went to another store, who offered to help me order it, and when I reached out to the actual company, they sent me my first bag for FREE! To be a local, small business owner is hard, I get it, but if you continually reject your neighbors, who want to shop at your business, we will just choose to go somewhere else. On another occasion, I was in line behind an older woman, presumably in her late 60's, who was inquiring about a job, she had completed an application, and had some questions. I was not in a hurry, was not upset, and had not expression to indicate that I was bothered - quite the contrary! The young girl at the service counter was so incredibly rude to this woman, snapped answers to the applicant, rolled her eyes, sighed loudly, and showed very visibly her impatience. The applicant walked out, hopeful. The cashier then handed the application to another woman who had walked up, who just slid it into a folder under the desk, and filed it. They both apologized profusely to me for the inconvenience and "bother," to which I replied, it is not a crime to seek employment. I explained that I was not in a hurry, and that we all should show kindness to those who are desperately seeking employment at this time of year. I did note that day that there are no older folks working there, and really no one of diverse background. It is all young girls. Strange really. Anyway, I realized that day, that this is not really a place I feel I want to do business, especially when every time I go in, I do not feel welcome to shop, to ask questions, or think they even appreciate me as a consumer. Too bad, as it is a very niche business and vital for many pet and livestock owners.

Very friendly and helpful workers and prices are decent for a speciality store. They offer a nice…read morevariety of items for all types of pets.

A big THANKS! to my cashier yesterday for help during checkout - and to the gentleman who directed…read moreme to the items I needed, and then carried it all out to my car! Our cats & I highly recommend Pet Supplies Plus in Champaign!

I had an amazing, incredibly reassuring and successful experience with this team that saved me…read morethousands. Consultation fee was $110 for my dog that ingested toxic medication. I called following our local pet ER telling us to come in immediately, within the next 20 minutes, or it would be fatal. Obviously caused a panic- called them as I was leaving to find out the dosage and weight would be completely fine and normal to treat at home (with close monitoring). Steep fee, of course, but would've spent the whole night and an absurd amount of money in the ER if not. I asked a lot of questions that were answered in full, even the ones that admittedly felt stupid. They gave me full descriptions of when to actually be worried in dire detail, down to the hour, and provided a case number to call back if anything were to go down. Thank you all.

Very frustrating, ultimately pointless yet pricy experience. Came home to find my dog had ingested…read moresome human medication. Called our vet (close to closing hours) and they recommended calling the ASPCA poison control center. Armed with a list consumed meds and dosages I contacted them. I was on the phone for an hour and 15 minutes, almost all of it on hold. In the end, I was charged $115 (seems to go up every year) and advised to take her to the emergency vet. I was issued a case number and a number for the emergency clinic vet to call and consult. We arrived at the emergency vet and sat and sat; found out some of the wait was the result of the front desk person at the vet being put on hold for 45(!) minutes to consult with their "poison control specialist" vet. By the time we were actually seen by the vet it had been as much as 5 hours since possible ingestion. She was fine throughout, and is 100% herself this morning. The treatment was an anti nausea med and some subcutaneous hydration though she would have much preferred to drink for herself. It's enough to cause me to suspect the big corporate and venture capital-owned practices make big donations to the ASPCA to encourage their clearly understaffed poison line to shuttle patients towards emergency vet practices. Corporate-owned vet practices (more all the time- you should ask!) recommend both poison control and emergency vets. Never again calling this line, or giving to the ASPCA. Shameless1

We bring our senior dog here, and after moving to Champaign from the Chicago suburbs, we were…read moreinitially nervous about finding a new vet, especially since she has a heart murmur. She had been a regular at our old vet for nine years, and a couple of other vets in the area actually turned us down. Thankfully, we found Country View. They are very accommodating, and every employee we've encountered has had a wonderful attitude. They treat our dog amazingly, and the receptionists are extremely communicative. Our dog also had a small operation done here, and it went very smoothly. The doctor was very helpful in educating us on everything they would do with our dog, and the vet tech she was with the day of her surgery was very caring. I could truly go on and on about how great she was. She made sure our dog was comfortable the entire day of surgery, from drop-off to pick-up time.

INHUMANE. Today I had to bring our elderly chihuahua to Country View to be put to sleep. Two years…read moreago we had to have an elderly chihuahua put to sleep and brought her to VCA in Kankakee, and it was a very calm and easy 2-shot procedure, while I held her, for about $200. I pleaded with Country View to do it as quickly as possible when I got there today since my dog was experiencing a great deal of anxiety. They required I listen to the cremation sales pitch first and pay in full, over $300, before they would begin. Then they said they would take him in back for one injection, then wait for him to get sleepy so they could insert an IV port into his leg. I questioned this procedure but they said it's how they always do it. So they took him away and brought him back to me even more stressed. After a few minutes he relaxed in my lap but then began choking and coughing. He struggled to breathe for a good 10 minutes until they came in to lay him on the table and shave his leg and put in the port. They kept giving him saline for what seemed like forever, then finally gave him the lethal meds. In a long lifetime of having pets I have never been more disappointed in a veterinary clinic and will never go back.

They are still practicing Covid protocol and I never met the vet. I could only talk to her on the…read morephone.

Perhaps one of the best cat clinics around. I have had cats for 15 years or more and used various…read moreveterinary services in different states. Never have I encountered such a wonderful and compassionate group as this practice. They are so good with Barney, my cat. I cannot recommend them highly enough.

Everything I have taken my dogs here for years! I absolutely love Dr.Curt,Gigi,Nancy, Heather,…read moreKrista and one of the Sarahs. Thanks for taking such amazing care of my babies

Caring Hands has always cared for my dog and cats with love and much care for me also!…read moreI love Doc Rebecca Thank you guys for always being there for us. Great pricing and honest doc and techs!

My husband and I love C.A.R.A. in Tilton, Il. Connie and I think her husband Pat were so good to…read moreus . We adopted 2 older dogs brother and sister told us everything about them and there health up front never hid any info from us. We can tell they really care about the animals there and they are well taken care of. We love love love our little dogs and thank them so much for letting us adopt them.

C.A.R.A. "Citizens for Animal Rescue & Adoption" A " No Kill Animal Shelter" is totally staffed…read moreby volunteers from our community! Over the last couple of years they have taken in hundreds of stray and owner surrendered Animals. Some of them injured, sick, or abused by their owners, many thrown along the roadside or dumped in a field. The caring and dedicated volunteers give their time to care for these homeless pets till they have a second chance for adoption. The work here is performed every day, 365 days a year, chores include cleaning litter pans, providing medical care, feeding and bathing, walking dogs, scooping poop, mopping floors..you get the idea, it's hard and sometimes nasty work, but someone has to do it. The team of volunteers all love Animals many of them have adopted or rescued homeless cats & dogs themselves, still they give of themselves for this worthwhile cause. Without the support of these caring individuals, most of the hundreds of pets would have ended up being impounded, where their fate usually ends with being euthanized. C.A.R.A. "No Kill" Animal Shelter is licensed by the State of Illinois, a not for profit c503 agency that derives it's funding through the donations from friends of C.A.R.A. and the support of local businesses. Additionally funds are raised trough monthly low cost vaccination clinics as well as their low cost spay/neuter program. If you feel you would like to help our homeless friends, you can, volunteers are always welcome, contribute whatever time your available, hey they have flexible hours. Not able to volunteer? They still need YOU, perhaps you are able to donate items for the thrift store, anything in usable condition, of course there is always a need for cash for the purchase dog & cat food, cat litter, cleaning products, buy vaccines, to cover veterinary costs and the list goes on.... Please go to their web site: www.caraillinois.com Or mail your donation to: C.A.R.A. P.O. Box 665 Catlin, Il. 61817 Finally please connect and share this review with your friends on your social networks!