I had to have my Lab put to sleep, and they were very caring, during this difficult time. They took…read morehim in right away. I would recommend them.

I now know what the Vet in Taft did wrong. I have talked to several veterinary doctors since that…read moretime not explaining to them what it happened but asking them what they would've done in that case she had two surgeries at the same time she was 12 years old she was under anesthetic too long both different vets said the same thing the Vet and Taft eight years ago as the last review that the lady was talking about, he was in his 70s. He is now 90 years old. He is too old to be practicing much too old to be doing surgeries in my opinion. My baby's death was not necessary and she was never checked on and I know that by the fact, they never took her halter off. I still would never take my dog back there the most heartbreaking experience she looked at me with her big old eyes when I left her there I should've known then just not to even let her go through the surgery. She was trying to tell me, I will never forget that experience as long as live

Our 17 1/2 year old pup has been ill and on maintenance meds for close to 3 yrs. But we knew it…read morewas time to let him go, I called Dr. Lucas, explained Widget to her, and she said she could be here Friday. We had a precious few days left with our sweet boy. Dr Lucas and her husband Mike arrived on time, with a call letting us know they were in there way. They followed CoVid protocols and explained the procedure to us. I was allowed to hold Widget while Dt. Lucas administered both the relaxing shot and the final shot. It was not rushed or painful for Widget. We left the room while they placed our baby in the "Angel Bag" to transport him. We'll have him cremated and returned soon. Thank you Dr Lucas and Mike for your professionalism, empathy and care during our visit. Widget died in my arms, his favorite place to be

Dr. Lucas is a fantastic vet. Coming from Norcal I was spoiled with a wonderful assortment of vets…read morespecializing in lameness, GI issues, repro, etc. I really was discouraged when I first relocated my girls to the remote mountains. Then I found Dr. Lucas!! First off she does a great job with lameness diagnostics and has a good approach to addressing pain management - she is keeping my extremely arthritic-high/low ringbone-joint damaged senior mare comfortable so she can enjoy retirement. I feel the fees/costs are very reasonable comparable to what I was previously paying. Whereas I had received some exceptionally high quotes from other vets in the region for Osphos, Noltrex & HA injections, etc. Horses are expensive period, but I appreciate the opportunity to spend the $$ to try a treatment such as shockwave to see if it works, when if the costs were overly prohibitive I wouldn't try at all. My young mare had a recent bout with sand colic and Dr. Lucas was super responsive to my questions, made an emergency trip up the hill to check the mare, ultrasounded GI, performed SSA onsight, confirmed the issue and prepared a comprehensive treatment plan and follow up. I am pleased to say the mare has much improved in recent days and her follow-up ultrasound shows much happier 'guts'. Lastly, Dr. Lucas has a nice handle with my horses - she is gentle and my once needle-shy young mare is much better for shots now. I appreciate her pragmatic approach of not throwing antibiotics at suspected problems until she ticks off other boxes. Dr. Lucas Just a great equine vet in general - Highly recommend!

While the circumstances were not good, the service was. She made sure to connect with us. She asked…read morequestions about our dog and made sure we knew this was not easy but given his condition we were doing the right thing. She explained the whole process that the medication would have on his body and gave us plenty of time with him. She also provided a paw print and offered a keychain with his hair in it, no extra charge. I will use her again when the time comes for my next dog if we are still in town. I have recommended her to other people and they appreciated her as well.

Definitely a sad day when you have to fathom putting your family pet down. If you have a family pet…read morelike we did, this is the most calming and peaceful way to put your family pet down. I would say it takes roughly half an hour, talking over your family pet, as they calmly give your family pet a three step process. Dr Martin was very gentle with our family dog Miles and as we spent our last moments with him, she peacefully sedated him, as well as talked us through their process. Instead of putting your dog and your family through the stresses of a veterinary office definitely give A Peaceful Process a call. You can schedule your appointment online and the will work with your schedule. This isn't the easiest review to make but when it comes to your family pets calm and restful passing, as well as your mindset going through losing wha most would say is a member of your family, this is the way to go about that.

Does not accept new clients. Tried to book an appt and was asked what kind of dog. I stated a toy…read morepoodle. Was told no sorry I have too many poodles already and not taking new clients at this time.

Karen is the only groomer all our dogs have ever gone to. She always provides 5 serviceread more

hands down, the absolute BEST vet for my cat Bella. Dr Metise is the most thorough and loving vet…read moreI've ever met. I wished I would have known of her sooner. Her bedside manner is phenomenal!! I will never take my cats any where else, so long as this doctor is in practice. She truly is an answered prayer.

So I still go here over a decade later. I have the utmost respect for everyone that works here…read more They have always been understanding, caring and professional. They were there for me when I had to put my baby Nico down. They always get me in at a reasonable time and the wait time is short. I could never see myself going to anyone but them for the rest of my life.

The dog trainer Annie killed my sister's dog. Our poor Milo suffered for 2+ days before he…read moreeventually passed due to severe dehydration. Annie showed no remorse, empathy or sympathy. She tried to tell us that our poor Milo died from heart worms or epilepsy. Milo was in perfect health prior to being in Annie Schreiber's care. She had Milo and two other family dogs for 12 days! My niece is devastated! It was difficult explaining to her how Milo suffered at the hands of Annie Schreiber. I don't know why she just didn't call us to pick him up if he was too much for her to handle but instead she decided to torture our Milo and kept water from him. When I picked up my Sa'Dee and Milo's belongings the bottom of his kennel was covered in feces, which I believe she kept Milo locked in his kennel in his own feces as punishment. Annie lacked communication, and has yet to refund our money! For your own pets safety I do not recommend this company for board and training! Unfortunately, Milo passed so others can be warned about her treatment towards pets! Hopefully Milo's death can save other pets! https://www.bakersfield.com/news/bakersfield-woman-pleads-not-guilty-to-14-felony-animal-cruelty-charges/article_9597f91a-2339-11ed-a81d-ab22ed8c94c6.html

Best groomer in town! Peggy has been my dogs groomer for…read moreover 25 years and she has always treated my dogs like they are a part of her family.

Unfortunately I can't leave an honest review. I called the number listed above and the message…read moresaid "the subscriber was not in service". With all the positive reviews I was looking forward to her training methods.

Sherry Davis has made an enormous difference with two of my dogs, both complete opposite…read morepersonalities and histories. I couldn't have done it without her. The first is an alpha pure-bred standard poodle, who has always had a charmed life and her own way. The pup ran us around until Sherry taught me how to be a calm, confident, and firm poodle-mom. Together, we've done amazing work with obedience lessons and going through the steps to become licensed as a Certified Therapy Dog. Sherry has been indispensable for coaching us from bratty puppy to a dignified therapy dog who can be trusted in any hospital or office. Her cafe manners are on point, too! The second dog is a pit/lab mix who we found abandoned at a park. She is strong, but terrified of everything. Sherry has helped my older dad be able to manage this dog, and walk her in the neighborhood without him being knocked over by her strength and fear. Sherry saw the potential in this rescue and has helped us cultivate her good qualities and overcome her bad ones. I highly recommend Sherry for obedience lessons. She works magic in both private and group sessions. The key is just to stick to it and complete the sessions. You'll be impressed how fast your dog becomes likable and well-behaved in public places with Sherry's coaching. She also specializes in helping the elderly manage their dogs so that they aren't unintentionally dangerous to them (getting underfoot, jumping up, pulling them over with a leash, racing for the door, etc.). I'm so glad she's been here to help my family and my pups.

He is amazing, funny and kind!!! Our whole family uses him. When one of our dachshunds had back…read moreissues, he did a combination of about five or six shots and some couple of pills given 10 days crater if she was back to normal again.

DO NOT USE!! He will not even look at your animal and recommend to euthanize. I called him out…read moreAugust 5th 10am to look at my dog, due to being involved in a fight with another dog. His shoulder was hurting him. He was here for 3 min and told us the best option was to euthanize him because he was paralyzed. I told him you didn't even look at my dog. He went off on saying he has 36 years of experience and this and that. I asked him to just give him pain meds. Later that night my dog was walking around. It's just sad on how many people he made think that euthanizing their animal was the only option. He needs to go back to veterinary school because he lacks the knowledge. The photo is of my dog standing later on that night. 12 hrs after he recommended the only option was to euthanize him.