Don't bother using this vet. They missed a heart murmur, or neglected to tell me about until my dog…read morewas in congestive heart failure. By the time I decided to leave and take her to King Vet in LaGrange, she had a stage 4 murmur, and we lost her a month later. I was also treated very rudely by staff when I took her in with a cough that turned out to be a collapsing trachea. One tech yelled at me and and said "way to go. Now you've exposed every dog here to whatever is making her cough!" Do yourself a favor and drive to LaGrange to King's.

Please don't try to take your animals there...they say they do emergency clinic..they DO NOT ...My…read moreis not able to breath do to a stroke or blood clot that broke ...we waited for 1 hr for them to open ...they don't take emergency cases ....rather than look at my cat and try to save it ...they prefer to let it die . ..what kind of vets are you....they never even tried to help me find another place to go when I asking where do I go. I give them less than a 1 ...

Absolutely disgusting behavior from the vet/owner and the staff we were using them as our vet for…read moreour two dogs and when we went there for a heart worm test and heart worm, flea, and tick prevention medication when they took one of our dogs into the back room they snatched him from us and started dragging him across the floor we asked if we could walk him back into the room since he was obliviously distressed and didn't want to be taken by the rude woman and they told us no and forced him to go with her in to the back room we heard my dog make heart wrenching cry and we asked what was happening and as we were talking the vet man approx 57 aged 300+ pound 6ft 2in comes storming out with his face bright red literally dragging and manhandling our poor dog yells in our face and tells us to never bring our dog back and that he was never treating him again shoved the leash in my little brothers hand and I could feel my body shaking because he was so aggressive it honestly made me scared and then he stormed in the back i had my little brother go outside to my vehicle and then I talked to his vet tech named Lee Ann (she was the only person in that entire place that was actually professional) and told her how I've never been treated like that and that I would never be returning there and to remove my dogs from their schedule and then I walked out to my vehicle when I got out there my brother was sobbing telling me they hurt our dog and when I looked at what he was talking about he was right the two vet tech I regret not getting their names and the male vet did hurt our dog he has a needle mark from where they stabbed him with the needle on his ear, and he has cuts behind his ear from a ring or something that was like manhandling him that literally caused his hair behind his ear to come off and they cut his ear he also had a cut on his mouth but I couldn't really get a good picture of that one. I walked back into the vet office and demanded to speak to the vet and the one vet tech that went back with my dog told me " I'm not sure what I can say " and then both the vet tech that went back with my one dog refused to say anything they ignored me as if I was there that's when Lee Ann came out and the male vet came out from the back said that "the mark from behind his ear was from the muzzle or a ring rubbing against it while your dog was trying to get away" and then completely denied everything else denied yelling at us denied everything and then told me how I was acting erratic and making things up. This is literally the worst place. I would never recommend it to anybody. They are terrible and cruel to animals. They're horrible with people. (I have to post the pictures separate)

very rude office. front desk woman huffed and puffed and made faces when my 4 mo old puppy…read morecontinued to bark (umm hello this is a vet service and I doubt she's the only one to bark) Then when my dog came into heat over a weekend when they could not be contacted and she had an appointment to be spayed on Monday, I left a message telling them so and assuming they would not want to fix her due to higher possibility of complications and bleeding. They called me Monday morning and said yes they spay them anyway and would be charging me a $40 no show fee. I would understand this if it were for no reason but they obviously were more interested in money than the risk to my pet. After consulting with other vets who could not believe they were willing to do as such I will not be returning

Very good people. They care for your animals as they were their own. Great Vets also. They are more…read morethan willing to take the time to explain everything to you. Jack, my Border Collie, doesn't mind going in. He's getting to be an old boy now and they take super care of him.

When our kitty was suddenly ill, (on a Tuesday) our vet said they could`nt get him in until…read moreSATURDAY! We called La Grange Veterinary Clinic, and they saw him that same morning. When, 2 days later, we had to make the decision to have our precious Tedy put down, as difficult as it was ,and still is,( as it was just over 2 weeks ago) the folks there were the most compassionate and caring I have ever experienced, both to our kitty and to us. They are the only place we intend to go with any further pets we have, for sure!

I just took our 9 month old pit bull to see Dr Day at the tractor supply store. They did great!…read moreThey was fast and VERY helpful and gave me all the information we needed to help care for our lil Annilee without having to take her to the vet for things we can do at home like nail clippings and what to look for in habits. Now they go to certain stores once every few weeks so it's just a walk in vet. So we seen them at the tractor supply store today but u can look them up on VIP Petcare

To follow up we lost her. I've also had 2 friends that had there pets falsely diagnosed as well…read more Just don't go here. Find a better vet please!

We just moved back to Indiana from Texas. I was looking for a vet that I could trust. In my area, I…read morewasn't impressed with vets there. I found this vet by word of mouth. Even though they are over 30 mins away, they are totally worth the drive. I took my cat in because she had some sort of infection happening. They gave her an injection of antibiotics and steroids. Within a week, she was back to her feisty self. I also have a German Shepherd who gets very anxious at the vet. In Texas, we had to medicate him first. However we ran out of the meds. They gave us meds to medicate him for his next visit. I would recommend them to anybody. I just wish they did birds too.

My husband and I recently purchased a female boxer puppy from Eases Boxers, and we couldn't be…read morehappier. She was delivered to us promptly and she was every bit as perfect in person as she was in the picture. She is loveable, playful, full of life, extremely smart and athletic. If you are even considering a boxer stop here! Eashes Boxers won't disappoint!

BEWARE - Boxers may have HEREDITARY DISEASES such as Mange, Heart Arrhythmia, Cardiomyopathy,…read moreFibrocartilaginous Embolism (FCE), or other hereditary diseases. We bought TWO boxers from Jay Eash - BOTH were diagnosed with Cardiomyopathy and Heart Arrhythmia at the age of 14 months. One had Mange at the age of 10 months. Finally, one DIED at the age of 17 months from Fibrocartilaginous Embolism (FCE). Although Jay Eash is a nice person and his boxers are BEAUTIFUL -- we believe that his blood line of Boxers have many serious hereditary issues. We have brought this to Jay's attention -- so be sure to request and review the veterinary reports and tests for the parents of any puppies you plan to buy from Jay... if any testing has been done... For more information about these life shortening diseases -- please look up http://www.boxerunderground.com/apr_bu_99/dr.htm or go to www.boxerunderground.com and search "Cardiomyopathy". This article describes Boxer Cardiomyopathy well and clearly states it is a hereditary disease that is passed from mother or father to offspring. The diagnosis is the boxer's heart may stop at any time -- no matter the activity level -- and it is unkown how long the boxer will live -- could be 2 months or 8 year -- however it is highly likely the dog will die from heart stoppage. Unfortunately, this disease can be asymptematic (no symptons), result in "fainting" spells (immediately see vet) or sudden death (with no warning) We wish you luck finding a good Boxer puppy -- we have had Boxers all our lives and they are great dogs. We are sharing our experience and learnings to hopefully help families avoid the disappointment we are going through over the loss of one of our pups and the concern we are experiencing for our still living pup (19 months)

This place was very communicative, very respectful, very accommodating and an outright joy to get…read moremy puppy from. My puppy was delivered to me from Indiana to Connecticut. He was happy, healthy and beautiful. He is now three years old and I love him more every day. My puppy barbecue was a wonderful, beautiful little puppy and is now full grown, and still as happy as the day I received him. I will always check back with this place first before I buy my next puppy which I hope is a while because I hope barbecue gives me many many more years. he's my best friend and I take him everywhere

I'd give this place zero stars if I could. First off, they are brokering dogs for one of the…read morelargest mill breeders in Indiana. The dogs do not live on site. Employees are tasked with picking up their assigned litters and trying to sell them. We viewed a golden retriever. She was absolutely terrified from a lack of socialization. Literally "pancaked" herself to the floor and urinated all over herself. Anyone who knows a golden retriever, knows that the behavior shown isn't normal. This place is keeping the customer from being able to see the conditions where these dogs are raised and the conditions of the adult breeding dogs.

This business is a puppy miller. Dogs are kept crated or kenneled making it very difficult to…read morehousebreak a dog that will not potty on grass. Dogs are not socialized. Do NOT ever buy a dog from this business or this person.

The entire experience was a delight. Dave was wonderfully…read morepatient and thorough in helping us pick out our two Coton de Tulear puppies. The puppies, Sadie and Ruby, are happy, healthy and learning fast. We are fortunate to be within driving distance of 'Family Puppies', so we got to see the reassuringly excellent rural setting Dave maintains for his dogs.

This was our first and last visit with VIP. Although I feel their concept is honorable, the…read moreassembly line approach is not for us. The "Vet" was cold and bordered on rude lacking any form of empathy toward our pets. The Microchip she placed in one of my dogs was sticking out of it's skin this morning, the area surrounding it was red and swollen. My husband had to pull it the rest of the way out with tweezers. I just hope that all the other pets that were Micro-chiped by this same "Vet" -- Saturday, April 9, 2013, Gull Road, Kalamazoo, Michigan -- are not experiencing this problem. I would hate to think their owners have no clue that the chip has fallen out. After this experience, I have come to appreciate my wonderful Vet in Paw Paw, MI more than ever. UPDATE: When this was posted, I was contacted by VIP management within a couple of hours. I have to say, EXCELLENT, customer service and followup. They are just starting up in MI with the clinics and were not pleased with this complaint. In speaking with Heather, she made it clear that this is NOT their expectation by any means. They wanted all details, apologized over and over again, reimbursed me and sent me certificates should I try them again in the future. I may just do that down the road. I'm certain things are going to improve...because they sure do have the best customer service I have come in contact with in years. Thank you Heather of VIP PetCare.