It doesn't appear like much from the street but it is an amazing place that has a very caring…read morestaff, clean facilities and well cared for animals. Very nice viewing rooms. They have a procedures that respect social distancing keeping everyone safe. Animals are healthy, clean and loved. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Staff is very willing to work with you to find just the right pet. Very reasonable fees. Please consider supporting this place. I have them added to my employer's charitable match list.

Loved visiting and playing with all the cats and dogs!! Staff was nice and they let us feed the…read morecats and walk the dogs

Amy cares about the animals and their routine so the transitions for the pets and owners are easy-…read moreHighly recommend.

Paw Prints is a fun, cool and compact Pet Store located in Downtown Spirit Lake. The Owner (Ericka)…read moreprovides a full service pet grooming salon and if our dogs were in town, we'd be here for a flea bath, tooth brushing, ear plucking, and more. In the boutique section, you can find premium pet foods (wet and dry), homemade tugs and leashes, University-branded collars (Go Hawkeyes!), and other things that Fido or Kitty can't do without. They also a good pet photographer contact just in case you want a family picture.

I had a wonderful experience at All Pets Vet Clinic today when I brought my dog, Nalu, in for her…read morerabies vaccination. From the moment we walked in, everyone--the receptionist, vet techs, and veterinarian--was kind, compassionate, and genuinely caring. The team took the time to make Nalu feel comfortable, explained everything clearly, and treated us with such respect and warmth. The veterinarian went above and beyond with thoughtful care, including a simple wellness check, gentle nail trimming, and ear cleaning, all handled with patience and kindness. It was clear that this clinic truly puts pets (and their people) first. If you're looking for a veterinary clinic where professionalism, compassion, and heart are evident at every step, I can't recommend All Pets Vet Clinic highly enough. We felt so well cared for. Thank you to the entire team for such a positive experience!

I have to say these ladies and gentlemen work wonders. I have a very head strong dog that does not…read morelike anyone clipping nails or grooming, and they have done wonders with him.

Never been there but I felt a great need to respond to Olivia H. whose dog had ACL surgery.... as a…read moreveterinarian assistant AND someone who has a dog with a torn ACL. There's ALWAYS risks with ANY surgery, especially risk of infection post-surgery. IF they didn't explain risks or complications, it would be YOUR responsibility to ASK QUESTIONS before any surgery. Recovery after ACL surgery on an animal requires DEVOUT attention to your animal for those 6 months. It would be like caring for an 90 year old woman... 24/7, 365. Only a 90 year old woman won't be jumping or running when she's not supposed to. It takes ONE oops with a post-op animal to completely undo a $4-5K surgery. ONE!! You need to follow post-op instructions to the T!!! (There's a gradual introduction to movement and then physical therapy) It's a LOT!! I'm not sure how you (or any other vet) would be able to determine that what was done was "equivalent to what a small cat would need". That would be impossible. But that's irrelevant anyway. He couldn't fix it and wanted to amputate?? I would've definitely sought out a second opinion AFTER I pumped that dog full of antibiotics STAT through IV AND orally! The infection would be 100% on the owner of the pet. Some vets prescribe antibiotics and pain meds to take home after any surgery... but not all. It is up to YOU to make sure the surg site stays clean, watch for swelling (and smell!). An infection, if caught early BY THE OWNER, can be cleared up with antibiotics. As far as I can tell, by the information provided, this veterinarian was NOT negligent! Take some responsibility! Judge Judy would have a hay day with your story! SIDE NOTE FOR ANYONE CONSIDERING ACL SURGERY: I made the decision to opt out of the expensive surgery because, quite frankly, I knew it would be a waste of money. Even with round-the-clock care, he could blow it out again. I purchased a brace made specifically for the back right leg of dog. You have to measure several areas of the leg before purchasing to make sure you get the right fit. The wrong fit could be detrimental. I ordered online, then took it to my vet to make SURE it was the right fit and he helped me put it on. Don't buy the cheapest one you see, you'll be wasting your money. They range from 50 bucks to $700! I'm trying one that my VET and I thought would work. It was $150... mid-range. It takes the pressure off the knee which is where the pain is coming from. It's not a FIX but it reduces the pain and he is able to stand, sit and walk better. It also reduces the chance of it getting worse or turning into arthritis. Since this is coming from a complete stranger, who could actually be AI ;), ALWAYS CONSULT WITH YOUR OWN VET THAT YOU TRUST and..... ASK QUESTIONS!! Good day my friends! :)

They performed a small animal survey on my 80lbs dog. They were not transparent about the risk of…read moredoing this surgery. He needed his ACL repaired and they did the equivalent of what a small cat would need in this situation. They told me he should not be bearing any weight still after 6 months. He lost all muscle in his hind leg and the wound became infected. When I brought him to a different vet, they said this surgery should have never been done on him and we have to consider amputation because of the severity of the infection. He was only a year old. When I attempted to contact Goldmount Vet, all the would provide me was an invoice. No records. I would have sued them had I not had to focus on saving my dog's life. Please do not go here, ever, for any reason.