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    Evergreen Veterinary Clinic

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

    Services - Evergreen Veterinary Clinic

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Banfield Pet Hospital

    Banfield Pet Hospital

    (12 reviews)

    I'm extremely disappointed with the care my dog received here. I dropped her off before 8 AM for an…read moreappointment regarding anxiety medication and didn't pick her up until 6 PM. When I finally got her back, she immediately peed for a very long time and then drank water nonstop -- clear signs she hadn't been let out or given water all day. When I called to ask about it, the staff told me they "don't take dogs out" because the parking lot is too dangerous, and they "don't always leave water" because dogs could get wet. That explanation is absolutely unacceptable for a veterinary clinic. Providing water and bathroom breaks are the most basic standards of care, and if they can't safely do that, they shouldn't be taking in pets for all-day stays. To make things worse, they also almost forgot the main reason for my dog's appointment -- to discuss her anxiety medication. After nearly ten hours there, I had to remind them why she was even being seen. This experience completely broke my trust. I will not be returning and plan to file a formal complaint with management. Warning to other pet owners: If you leave your dog here for any extended period of time, know that they will not take them out or ensure they have water. Please think twice before leaving your pet in their care.

    I'm so happy with my vet service here. 1. Lola's vet lets…read moreher kiss him all she wants! (I mean it's the least he can do when he's going to give her shots and put a thermometer up her behind!) 2. Their wellness plans take the anxiety out of medical care for my pup. I pay a flat monthly fee and can bring her in anytime for free (which is perfect for an overprotective fur momma like me). I also receive discounts on all procedures and medications.

    Urgent Pet Care Of Papillion - Urgent Pet Care Papillion - waiting room

    Urgent Pet Care Of Papillion

    (83 reviews)

    We took our mini Golden Doodle here after being attacked but a Pittbull at a rest stop…read more We were traveling through the area and it was a Saturday so seeing a vet was impossible. So glad that we took him here. Good staff and vet. A little pricey but it was an urgent care... would definitely recommend this establishment for you pet.

    WARNING: CONCERNING STATEMENTS FROM VETERINARIAN REGARDING SEDATION AND OWNER CONSENT…read more I am deeply disturbed by my family's experience with Urgent Pet Care of Papillion, and particularly by the explanations we subsequently received from Dr. Stark. Our cat was brought in for showing mild signs of a UTI. During the visit, he was sedated. When my sister later called Dr. Stark specifically to ask why sedation had been used, Dr. Stark told her: "We sedate every cat for their safety and the safety of my team. We don't know which cats will bite or scratch and which ones won't." That response was alarming enough. What Dr. Stark said next was considerably worse. According to my sister, Dr. Stark stated: "If the owners say no to sedation, we won't tell them we did it." I cannot adequately express how disturbing it was to hear a veterinarian say this. Owners should be able to trust that when they authorize--or specifically decline--a treatment or medication, their decision will be respected. The idea that an owner could expressly decline sedation and simply not be told that it was administered anyway destroys that trust. When my sister continued asking questions, she was told, "We've been doing this this way for 30 years" and "I fully trust my staff." Dr. Stark then defended the extent of the testing by telling my sister that "if we had not done everything we did, and she later went to her own vet, they would say, 'How stupid are you for not having them look at everything while you were there.'" That is an astonishingly condescending way to speak to a pet owner who is simply trying to understand what was done to her animal and why. Finally, when my sister asked Dr. Stark to respond to her email after the final report was completed so that she could obtain clarification in writing, Dr. Stark said she was too busy to answer any further questions and told her to follow up with her regular veterinarian. If Dr. Stark had simply explained why sedation was necessary for this particular cat, what behavior made it necessary, what was administered, and why, this could have been a very different conversation. Instead, we were told that all cats are sedated because the clinic doesn't know which ones might bite or scratch--and, most troublingly, that if an owner says no to sedation, they "won't tell them" it was done. Those are Dr. Stark's words as my sister recalls them from the conversation. They are the reason I would not trust this clinic with one of my animals. I am writing this review because other cat owners deserve to know what Dr. Stark told my sister before deciding whether they are comfortable entrusting their animals to this clinic. You should be able to bring an animal to a veterinary facility and trust that significant medications and procedures will be disclosed to you and that your decisions regarding your animal's care will be respected. UPDATE 9/2/26: To clarify, we agree that the paperwork signed for Binx's visit authorized sedation. We are not alleging that Binx was sedated without consent. Our concern remains what Dr. Stark subsequently told my sister about the clinic's sedation practices. The clinic has since provided a different interpretation of those statements than my sister recalls from the conversation. We have requested the transcript/recording of the call to clarify exactly what was said and in what context. If the recording shows that my sister misunderstood Dr. Stark's statements, I will update this review accordingly.

    Evergreen Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated September 2026

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