Wish I could give this place 10 stars! The kindest, most caring, above and beyond staff are at…read moreHealthy Pets of Bren-Lor. They take amazing care of our sweet Chihuahua, and recently helped us locate the owner when we found a lost dog. We love this place and highly recommend!

TLDR: Compassionate non pushy Vet who treats your pet as a #1 priority. Super informative…read moreextraordinarily prompt and very reasonable costs. Decided to take my cat here for a check up/vaccines after we took her to the emergency vet. She was lethargic and she wouldn't eat and throwing up more than average. The EV did a pleathora of tests said she was fine and sent us home with some appetite stimulants and anti nausea. When I took her to Bren-Lor the first time they ended up finding a microchip that didn't belong to me, Dr. Long came outside to speak with me about it, she was very sympathetic and helped me figure out if there was an owner looking for her, so she sent us home for the night until we worked that out. I had to bring her back in a few days later because after we finished her course of meds from the EV she stopped eating again, they ran blood tests that came back normal, and then they did x-rays which came back abnormal. She came outside and showed me pictures of the x-rays and explained what was weird, and what she thought could be wrong. She was never pushy about what I should do, she just gave me information answered my questions and gave me the her opinion and asked what I wanted to do. So they kept her for 6hr (free of charge) and redid xrays to see if the abnormality was still there. It was, and she told me that they thought she had ate something but it looked like it had almost made its way through, so she gave my cat some fluids and sent us gone saying that it should pass in the next 24hrs or so. Fast forward to the weekend and she seemed to be doing great. Then sunday night she started vomiting profusely. They got me an appointment monday morning for another set of x-ray (free of charge). Dr. Long wasn't sure exactly what to make of them so she wanted some second opinions. She called me back and said that all of her colleagues thought it was a foreign object as well, I was able to schedule surgery for the NEXT MORNING. Got her through surgery and she already seems so much better. Turns out her duodenum (the little section between the stomach and intestines) was abnormally large which is why they thought it had made it to her colon on the previous x-ray. Dr.Long told me she didn't know how the object had made it through her stomach and she didn't know why she wasn't vomiting this whole time. My cats a bit of a medical anomaly it seems. They've called to check up on her repeatedly through this experience. I will never take my pets anywhere else. Dr. Long was amazing to me and more importantly my cat. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Seriously - thee BEST vet office that I have ever been to. Well - with COVID you are technically…read morenot allowed inside, but seriously - the best vet experience ever. SO - with COVID, the "parents" are not allowed inside with their pet. You call the office once you arrive, a staff member comes out to retrieve your pet, the vet calls you once they have visited with your pet, a staff member calls shortly after for payment of services, and then a staff member brings your pet out afterwards. It's as simple as that. I called Compassionate Care after being referred to them by a friend. My family and I added a Shih-Poo puppy (Molly) to our family a few weeks ago so I wanted to do a wellness visit and make sure that she was up-to-date with her vaccinations. The staff members and vet techs were super friendly (over the phone and when getting Molly and dropping her back off). The vet was even more friendly and super informative. Unfortunately, I do not remember his name - but it was not Dr. Miles. I do not see anyone listed on their webpage except for Dr. Miles. The vet went over EVERYTHING with me that had to do with taking care of and training a puppy. He spent about thirty minutes on the phone with me and I absorbed everything that he had to share. I really enjoyed my time with him. It showed me that he was both compassionate and caring! I also really like the app that Compassionate Care uses to keep you up to date with your appointments. With having a puppy, I think that this is super handy. We have another appointment in two weeks for boosters and I am looking forward to speaking with the staff and vet again. If you have a pet, I would highly recommend Compassionate Care!

They have treated my pup so well and have done a great job explaining and answering my questions.read more

they are the best home care pet team around. I have used Dr Jennifer Taylor for years and she is…read morealways there when we need her! thank you and God Bless you Jennifer!

I can't say enough great things about HouseCalls for Dogs and Cats. To start, my initial phone call…read morewas returned promptly and I was able to get an appointment scheduled less than a week out. I received a reminder phone call two days before, which I always appreciate. Dr. Taylor and her assistant showed up right in the window of time that i was given for the appointment. During the appointment, Dr Taylor and her assistant made every effort to get to know my pets. They were not rushed at all and were so kind to my dogs. They put my dogs at ease and made them comfortable before starting the routine exam and then administering shots. One of my dogs showed signs of a kidney infection and they were able to provide medication at the time of the visit. They also rx'd and provided heart worm medication. They even managed to cut both dogs' nails, which is no easy task! I wasn't "upsold" on any unnecessary tests, shots, or medications. Their prices are comparable, or even slightly less, than other in-office vets that we've seen. The only added cost is a transportation fee ($30 in my case). I would 110% recommend to HouseCalls to anyone looking for a vet. I was so relieved that my dogs and I didn't have to go through the stress of an in-office visit. It's not easy to wrangle two dogs by myself, and doggy distractions (like cats) are everywhere in a typical vet's office. Beyond all of that, Dr. Taylor and her staff are kind people who clearly LOVE animals! I'm so happy to have found them.

The previous owners of my dog brought her here so I kept the same practice. It was a smooth…read moretransition moving the previous medical records to my name. My dog is extra nervous about vet visits. They have put pheromones on a neckerchief, fed her spray cheese on a stick, and given her treats in an effort to make friends and try to relax her. It doesn't work, but they can give her an exam, give her shots, weigh her, and trim her nails. During the pandemic, no one was allowed in with their dog so I would call to say we were here, and a vet tech would come get her. The vet would talk to me in the parking lot afterwards. The park and call signs are still up (they tell me to bring her in) which I appreciate because as a stressed dog she tends to bark at other dogs that might be too close to her or me. We can slip in and go to the exam room quickly. Right now there is a respiratory disease going around making dogs ill and deteriorating rapidly. They have a sign on the door to not bring in coughing dogs. They obviously care about the safety of their employees and the animals in their care. Payment can be done in the exam room and a .pdf receipt is sent to my email which makes insurance claims easy.

Although I've always had positive experiences with our dog's veterinarian, vet techs and other…read morefront desk staff, today the front desk woman was an absolute shrew. I walked up to the front desk and interrupted her conversation about pasta that she continued until finished without even acknowledging me. I then asked for my dog's vaccination records and her heart worm prescription so I could start ordering it to my home instead of having to come in monthly. She not only couldn't comprehend my question but then scolded me for not calling ahead when I simply decided to drop by before picking up my toddler from preschool. Every other vet I've ever been to, in several other states, this would've been an in and out issue. Extremely unprofessional. As a former business owner of one of my front desk staff had acted this way towards a customer, they would've been fired on the spot.

Edited to add Chelsea the vet assistant/front office manager is amazing. I've only been to the…read moreclinic 3 times but I feel like I've been going there for years......Chelsea recognizes me and my doggy by name, has always taken her time to answer my questions - in person, on the phone or via email. This place is just dreamy.

Dr. Megan Berry and the team at creature comforts are amazing. My dog Kaya hates going to the vet…read moreshe growls, pulls me to the exit and tries to escape. Their team treated her with such gentleness, compassion and kindness it made for a much better experience for both of us. Thank you Creature Comforts! I Highly recommend your team!!

They are great with your furbabys ,love the doc,he is very sweet and kind get to the point .always…read moreleave feeling good about my furbaby checkup . Nice place .

I had many clients speak highly of Dr. Sears so I started taking my dogs to him. I whole heartedly…read moreregret that decision. His demeanor is arrogant, at best. He was often quick to brush off my concerns and was very judgemental of me feeding my dogs real food and homemade meals on more than one occasion. The last straw was when I brought my 14 yo rescue Pom to him on two separate occasions because she was having breathing issues and what seemed like fainting spells. She was a very alert, active and happy girl but for this one issue. He was quick to tell me she was and sounded fine but berated me about the care I was giving her due to these issues. None of which were dangerous or harmful. I stopped taking any of my pets to him after this visit as I knew he had to be missing something vital. At that time I had 3 other dogs, one of which had a previously diagnosed heart condition and I felt he was untrustworthy for their care. Not even 3 months later at 2 in the morning my sweet girl died in my arms at OSU. They had found that she had advanced lung disease but by then there was nothing they could do for her. Crushed. The disrespect, arrogance and incompetence I experienced from Dr. Sears was utterly shameful. I think it's time Dr. Sears retires and passes the reigns to a more compassionate and attentive veterinarian.

Absolute worst! They are always behind and they have no clue how to handle animals! Stay away!read more

I took my new kitten to get his booster shots and rabies shot ,an examination of my cat ,a test…read more for FIV his bill came out to $274 and later that night he had four seizures. Mind you my cat has never had any issues prior to coming to this place. the next day I called them to talk about cost to try to get him looked at and they say they will call the doctor. The doctor will not give you over the phone estimates and if you ask for estimate, she'll laugh and tell you the complete opposite of what you are asking for. Do not take your pet here. They just want your money!

Great place. Amazing team. Small practice so it feels like they are family when they know in depth…read moreinformation about my kitties. I have been bringing my cats here for over 10 years. Definitely recommend.

I've been taking my dog to this vet clinic and they have been nothing short of amazing. The staff…read moreis caring, patient, and truly treats every animal like their own. They always explain everything clearly, never rush me, and make sure my dog is comfortable--especially important since he has some arthritis issues.