Lauren is wonderful. She is patient with our two cats who despise getting their manicures! And we…read morejust started bringing our doodle puppy to her. She is so patient with our pets (and us)! We definitely recommend!

Was very good to my dog. He has passed. We will use their…read moreservices again. When we get another dog!

Kelley's love and compassion towards animals show when she works with animals. She is very…read moreknowledgeable about all things animals. If you need quality pet care services do not hesitate to call Sit-Stay-Play.

Sit-Stay-Play is amazing! During my initial consultation Kelley asked a ton of good questions about…read moremy pets and their individual needs and really got to know each of my pets and what kind of care they needed, as well as instructions from me on what to do in case of an emergency. I never worry about my pets while I am away - even though some of them are difficult to care for (like my iguana) - because Kelley really knows what she's doing. When Sit-Stay-Play watches my pets, I get home and everything is super clean and organized just like I would have done it. And best of all, my pets are happy and healthy. Before I found Kelley I would get home from a trip to stressed-out pets that would be glued to me the rest of the day. My bird would scream her head off. Now when I get home they just act normal like I never left, because Kelley gives them each individual attention when she visits. Totally worth the money.

Dr. Spencer SeabeckWhom It May Concern, I need to speak from…read morethe heart -- not just as a customer, but as someone trying to save a life. What happened to the America we grew up in? The one where compassion meant more than profit, and where helping someone in need wasn't treated like a financial opportunity? I brought my dog, Lucy, to your clinic sick and scared, hoping for care and understanding. What I got instead was a bill for $734 for bloodwork and a few injections, and an estimate of $2,500 more just to keep her on IV fluids. Here's what breaks me: I bought that same IV bag for $43. Even factoring in professional time, supplies, and overhead, it's hard to understand how that turns into thousands of dollars. In the end, the message was simple -- if I couldn't afford it, I could take my dog home and hope for the best. I don't say this with anger, but with sadness. I respect what veterinarians do -- you carry lives in your hands, and I know that takes skill and dedication. But when compassion becomes unaffordable, something in the system is deeply broken. Most people aren't looking for a handout; they just want a fair chance. There has to be a way for clinics to make a living without pricing love out of reach. Because for many of us, our pets are family -- not "just animals." They trust us to fight for them. And we walk out of these offices feeling helpless, ashamed, and defeated when money stands in the way of mercy. Maybe the system can't be fixed overnight, but I hope people start asking why a $43 bag of fluid turns into a $2,500 price tag -- and what that says about who we've become. Respectfully, Scott Breedlove and his sidekick Lucy (No medical degree -- just a man doing everything he can to save his best friend.) In Memory of Lucy I've gone back and forth on whether to post this, but my heart won't let it go. Back in June, my dog Lucy had blood work done. The vet said he saw some things that "looked off." But I never got that call -- no message, no warning, nothing. Now, after losing her, he tells me he "left two voicemails." Funny thing is... my voicemail hasn't worked for over a year. Then he said, "Maybe we emailed you." There's no email either. What that means is this: he knew something was wrong and didn't make sure I knew. And now she's gone. I'm not asking for money. I'm not out for revenge. I just want people -- especially vets -- to remember that what you do, or fail to do, affects real lives. You don't get a second chance to make a phone call that might have saved someone's best friend. Lucy deserved better. And so do the rest of us who trust professionals to care like they say they do. If this story reaches even one vet who double-checks their messages before going home -- maybe Lucy's story will still make a difference. -- Scott Breedlove & Lucy "Loved beyond words. Missed beyond measure." #LucyStrong #CompassionOverProfit #DoBetterHumans #DogsAreFamily #SpeakForTheVoiceless

They seem to be very overpriced and tend to recommend services that may not be necessary.read more

I absolutely adore American PineAcres! They do such a great job with my pup, and she is so happy…read moreevery time I pick her up! A plus side is the precious updates they send me.

My dogs love going there! They are excited when we arrive, tails wagging and smiling. We feel they…read moreget excellent care here.

The vets, vet assistants, and vet techs are always super nice! You can tell how much they care…read moreabout the animals they see and their humans! Thank you so much! We wouldn't want anyone else to take care of our huskies! South Anderson and Country Critters are the best clinics in our area! Thanks for being you!!

We've had 3 senior dogs that we've taken there since they opened. Their staff is always friendly…read moreand very helpful. Two of my senior, rescued dogs had to be euthanized and they made saying goodbye a little bit easier. I do wish we had a 24 hour emergency vet close by. I recently lost my 15 year old dog from a seizure that lasted 2 hours. By the time we got him to Indy he had suffered irreparable damage. I am planning on staying with Country Critters as long as I have pets.

I'm not big or giving reviews & I'm only doing this one for those who may select a business solely…read morebased on the opinion or experience of a half dozen people. If you've read these reviews it may not sit well because a few people had a less than pleasant experience & I can tell you that the former receptionist was severely lacking in her social skills & she seemed to be the problem with most of the haters.Key word here is former because she's long gone now. The new receptionist is very pleasant & as far as the Veterinarians themselves, they have always been great. Dr. Misty is who drew me to Riverview & as long as she's there, we will be too. This is spring 2022 & those one star reviews are from years ago. 2016 was one I remember seeing. Anyway if you were looking for a good review before you decide to try them out then here is another one. It seems to me that it's much more common for those few that had a bad experience at a business to take the time to write a bad review but the hundreds that have great experiences often don't take the time to give credit where credit is due. Maybe they had a bad experience, but in my opinion it's much more likely those people are just "Karen's" that you couldn't please if you tried. Those tend to be the ones who want everyone to see their side only & most of them don't even realize what a bitchy prude they are. so that's something to keep in mind when you see someone give negative feedback. I'm sure some are legit but personally I know that I'm much more likely to leave a review if I have a bad experience somewhere but when things are great I'm a whole lot less likely to give them the good review they deserve. Just being honest here. Yelp is like a bias social credit score system that favors the 90% of the butt holes who tell you everything is bad with this place or that. I've never chosen or not chosen any establishment based on the opinion of someone I don't know from Adam. I Would encourage everyone else to do the same. I'm sure you know someone who's opinion you would value over Joe Schmo from Puerto Rico telling you "no, no". Remember "Karen's" are everywhere these days & if they aren't causing drama in one place they will certainly find another place to do so. I'd say your willingness to trust yelp is about par with putting trust into our corrupt media, and just like the media, they got no love for you or me so don't let them convince you otherwise. If we try really hard we can make common sense common again before it all goes up in smoke.

I have been taking my animals (2 cats, 2 dogs) to Riverview since about 2014. The staff and the…read moredoctors are very caring. I have boarded both my dogs many, many times and they love it there--nice and clean. The hours are very helpful--open until 7pm! This is not a full on emergency vet (not 24 hour), so there is not always a doctor on staff at night. If you want a fully staffed, 24-hour emergency vet then Northwood Animal Hospital in Anderson is the closest emergency vet to Muncie--they are great too. NO vet is going to take in a sick animal for boarding (I know from first hand). They can't have ANY animal in for boarding without the paperwork about vaccinations, etc. They can't risk getting the other animals sick. I recommend Riverview highly and I trust them.