Well these people are the best. Our little Priscilla had to have a tumor removed. They worked us…read morein, surgery went great, tumor was benign. Woo hoo. Great follow up, super Vet, thoughtful and thorough. The office is clean. Just all around good people. Everyone is caring. Should you need a Veterinarian, rest assured you are in great hands at Long Valley Veterinary Clinic!

Munchkin cat was losing weight fast. Dr. Jennifer took barium x-rays and ordered specific medicine…read moreto help pass an obstruction. The cat did pass something and Dr. Jennifer would take the time to listen and see if more could be done. I did need to put Munchkin to sleep and it was all handled with compassion for me and my cat. I was assured surgery would only be painful I need not worry about doing more. Good, practical, compassionate care.

I have been to alot of vets. They are the best by far. Got me in the same day. In and out in no…read moretime. Very friendly and knowledgeable

Judy A. You are right on the money with your review…read more I was there in person myself today to provide documentation for my pet that was requested by the clinic. I sent the file multiple times by email over the summer. I was finally told last week that they were never able to open the file. I offered to come in and open the file on my device so they could update their records, however, the staff lady complained that she'd have to write it manually in the file and that I should print a copy for them. Isn't that her job!? I made a special trip to provide that documemtation today and a different staff lady gave me attitude and refused to look up my name on the computer so the document could be filed correctly. She told me I was 'loud' and to 'calm down'. She then handed the doc to staff lady #2, the one I spoke to on the phone, who told me to 'chill out'. Dr Keith ... I hope you read these reviews because I was also told where you are right now. You have a privacy issue with your staff as well. While the cat is away the mice are pushing your clients out the door. ^..^

Dr. Gardner is the best, he saved both my animals, one ( my golden retriever ) from garbage gut and…read moreother( my kitty) from a severe kidney infection. I had to travel 2 hours to see him , my breeder recommended him.. In non winter months he's our guy! Oh, and very very nice and qualified staff, super sweet and friendly..

Dr Gardner went out of his way to accommodate an emergency euthanasia. He responded in a timely…read moremanner and displayed extreme compassion as it was obvious the horse in question had been a member of our family for many many years. After allowing a respectful amount of time, he quickly and efficiently completed the task required, confirmed the end of life and politely excused himself. Surprisingly, we received a Sympathy card from him a few days later. I've never had such compassion exhibited by a Doctor of any type. I highly recommend Dr. Gardner!

Worse vets ever. Overpriced is an understatement. Had my dog in for a surgery and they lost power,…read moreand did not have a back up generator. What a joke. The vet argued with me over the phone on what I wanted done too. Horrible place to take your animal. Stay away. I'm local, and they have the worst reputation around.

I do not recommend McPaws for anything further than run of the mill vaccines. I took my dog in with…read morea lump in his neck. It was diagnosed as an abscess with the only treatment given as surgery or antibiotics, I went the antibiotic route and would explore options from there. When a week later it quadrupled in size in a 2 day timeframe I called back to request to talk to the doctor regarding surgery and was told they would call me back by end of day, they never called. I ended up taking my dog to the emergency vet in Boise the day after my call into McPaws. I was told it was in fact not an abscess but more likely a tumor. By that time it was too far advanced and I had to put my dog down due to his pain. Please don't go here, I think the vet techs and receptionist are kind but the actual medical care leaves a lot to be desired. I'm not blaming them for my dog dying, My issue lies in the lack of response when I called requesting to speak to someone regarding surgery options. I'll also add this, my call in requesting them call me to discuss options was over 2 weeks ago, and still I have not heard from them.

My poor dog. The most intimate details of his life posted here on Yelp…read more We were out at the SSBB's family spread near Flora which is slightly west of BFE. The dog had been under the weather for a day or two but it got much, much worse out in the sticks. Let's just say that things became, shall we say, "explosive" even after zero food. After a quick phone call to Laurelhurst Vet it was confirmed Clavey needed to go to a vet, STAT. I loaded him into the car and off we went to Enterprise, about 35 miles away. As soon as I got cell service, I pulled over and started googling vets. The first one I got through to was out of town. Red Barn answered and Dr. Zwanziger took the time to stay on the phone with and guide me, turn by turn, to his office located (surprise!) next to a red barn. Since it was a Saturday I felt lucky that anyone was willing to see my dog - it's not like he's a regular patient. Dr. K (for Karl, I think Zwanziger doesn't really roll of some people's tongue) greeted me, opened up the clinic (he and his wife live in the adorable house next door) and got to work on C-Dog. He could tell from his gums that Clavey was slightly dehydrated but his temp was fine. By this point I was really starting to worry about my pooch. He'd become lethargic (those of you that know and love him know that he's quite the runner) and he's also 11, so....you know. Dr. K started with a blood panel and pancreatic function test, after numerous questions about possible things Clavey could've eaten (did you know dogs can get steelhead poisoning? Me neither). I watch "Grey's Anatomy" y'all, pancreas trouble is no bueno. While those were going he pushed IV fluids in this weird way where they inflate air pockets under the skin and put a lot of fluid in fast. That way the animal doesn't have to sit around all day getting fluid. The vet and I chatted as he was working. He went to WSU so we bonded over our respective magnificent football teams. Despite his Cougar allegiance, he was nice to Clavey, who is a Husky. There was a cat in the back room meowing quite loudly, so I asked what its deal was. Dr. K said that he spays and neuters feral cats pro bono before they are sent to the ASPCA. Awesome, right? Check this: his wife saw the cat, decided that she wanted it and boom! Feral cat gets nice comfy home with his own personal vet. After all the tests were done, Clavey was diagnosed with a moderate case of pancreatitis, probably something he ate. Our best guess of what he got into was something on the ground at Lindo Michoacan. Apparently the dog doesn't have the same tolerance to hot sauce as the cat. He was given a shot for pain and I was given two types of pills as well as a probiotic supplement and special food to treat him at home. All you pet owners know that vet care isn't cheap and emergency vet care REALLY isn't cheap. After close to an hour and a half there I had steeled myself for a $600+ bill, especially with all the meds and tests. I calmly asked if they took cards (they do, all of them, except Discover) as he handed me the paperwork. Only $200! Are you kidding me?! Dr. K, I think you should change your name to Dr. Doolittle. I have never been so impressed with a vet's "bedside" manner - calming and soothing to a very sick dog and a very worried owner.

We are on vacation traveling with our two children, Charlie and Wilson ( Jack Russell's). Our…read morelittle Charlie became very ill and was in an extremely bad way with vomiting, extreme diarrhea and dehydration. We took her to Dr. Karl and after an extensive evaluation, he decided to keep her overnight and she was put on an IV drip and various meds. We picked her up next day and she appeared to be back to normal. We collectively felt the issue to be Iritable Bowel Sydrome and were given meds and a suggestion on a change of diet to a prescription. Long and short, we are 3 weeks down the road and she is back to normal and loves her new food. We can't say enough about Dr. Karl and his practice. He is very easy to talk to, professional yet personable and very calm and comforting. We felt absolutely comfortable with him right from the start and would highly recommend him to anyone looking for an excellent Veterinary Professional.

My dogs have been done by Rhonda forever. She is caring and coconscious. My dogs love her. We go…read moreevery 45 days and appreciate the service.

I took my very happy, go lucky dog in to get groomed. When I picked him up, he was paralyzed…read more Took him to 2 vets. Both said he had experienced a trematic event and had a spinal injury. Called them and they wouldn't own up to what they did not did they agree to pay for the $6000 medical bill I had to pay to repair spinal damage. DON'T GO THERE!!!

I adopted an English Mastiff who is extremely timid and afraid of everything. Because I need to…read moretake her to the vet, I hired John to show me the best way to get her into my truck without traumatizing her. John´s solution was to pick her up even though I am a petite senior and cannot lift her. I did learn that she can jump into the truck but since John did not direct her to the back seat, she got stuck and trying to get her out only traumatized her more. When I tried to get her in on my own, John did not give any instructions to help so the training ended negatively; it should have been a POSITIVE outcome. This horrific experience has left my dog more fearful making it more difficult for me to get her into my truck.

From the owner: We show you how to create an environment where your dog's state of mind will be transformed. Your…read moredog will be calmer, more relaxed, and balanced. You will learn how to read your dog's body language and really be able to "listen" to what they are telling you. Our programs are the most comprehensive dog training and behavior programs available in Idaho. We specialize in real-world training and behavior modification, for those who want a well-mannered dog who is calm, respectful, and less impulsive.

Mick was awesome! Ideal experience for owners and dog alike! Not having to drop off our dog and…read morehave him suffer alone in a cage for hours is worth every penny (and it wasn't much more expensive than the storefront groomers).

amazing grooming service from start to finish. Nancy, the owner, goes above and beyond for her…read moreclients and employs the best of the best! my pup was silky smooth after his groom, and smelled amazing. My sweet boy enjoyed the service so much that he watched from the window as Nancy left. So thankful to be booking with this company for the forseeable future.

Just want to tell people how awesome this veterinary clinic is. We were traveling and staying at…read morethe RV park down the road, and had an emergency with our small dog. She had something in her ear and was in a lot of pain. We just showed up outside their door in the morning, no appointment or anything and they got us right in. The doctor knew exactly what it was and removed it. They were all so kind and nice to us, I just had to write a review so everyone knew what a wonderful place for pets this is. Prices were extremely reasonable also! When we returned home we actually got a thank you card from them---- love this place!!!

From the owner: We are a full service Animal Hospital that cares for dogs, cats, horses, cattle, and just about any…read moreanimal. We offer 24/7 emergency service and have all the high-tech equipment and techniques. We are your high-tech, hometown vet!

Dr. Jessi Ross is the best. She was able to help our 14 year old Goldendooddle back to being a…read morehappy elderly female. So thankful to see the glow in our dogs life for at least a few more months/ years. Thanks so much!

What a wonderful, loving place! McPaws is such a gem in this community. They rescue, house, and…read moreadopt out companion animals... but they do so much more. They foster kittens and puppies, advocate for animals locally, and have a bunch of events to raise funds for low-cost spays and neuters. The facility is lovely and the cat area has just been remodeled. They even have scratching posts in the cages for the cats. I've never seen that at a shelter before! They also have a treadmill to help exercise the dogs, which I bet comes in very handy when there's lots of snow on the ground! The volunteers and staff are so friendly and helpful. They're so kind! The McPaws web site has a 'wish list' of items they really need. Check the list before you stop by so you can donate some postage stamps, plastic grocery bags or paper towels (or whatever's on the list that you might have extras of lying around).