We needed last minute boarding slot over a weekend. Our dog had never been around a big groups of…read moreother dogs before, but the employees made sure he was ok and helped him acclimate. I appreciated being able to see my pup on the cameras as it eased my own anxiety. The staff were friendly accommodating. The only part that seemed initially confusing was the pricing. We may shop around to see how other places compare.

Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. Our first grooming appointment did not take place…read moreas scheduled. We gave the facility another opportunity, but the second visit raised additional concerns. Our dog was dropped off for a simple puppy cut and remained there for several hours, yet only received about three hours of play due to being kenneled for "rest time." While viewing the live cameras, we observed another dog repeatedly mounting our dog. My husband had to call the facility to request intervention. At pickup, staff acknowledged this dog frequently displays the same behavior, which raises concerns about supervision and behavior management. We also noticed some staff members appeared disengaged rather than actively interacting with or supervising the dogs. We expect a safe, attentive, and well-managed environment when leaving our pet in daycare. Unfortunately, this did not meet those expectations.

This place is a revelation! What an amazing thing they have built for Wichita. I can't imagine…read moreleaving our pet family anywhere else when we're in town. They have taken the concept of customer service and guest care to a whole 'nother level. Can't recommend them highly enough!

Stormy has so much fun at daycare each week! Staff is beyond welcoming and makes sure all the dogs…read moreare safe but still having fun! We just boarded our dog for a few days and I wasn't worried at all! They post stories often on social media so I was able to see how she was doing which kept us at peace while we were away. She had an awesome time! I don't think she even wanted to leave when I came to pick her up!

Oliver LOVES going here, whether it's for grooming or boarding! He runs ahead and waits for me to…read moreget to the front door when I'm taking him. If he's happy, I'm happy!!

They are so responsive, and always call for question to ensure my dog is grooms exactly how I want!…read moreMy dog loves going to see them!

We started going to Prairie Ridge with our 2y/o doberman rescue Mac, Dr. P and the whole staff have…read morebeen so loving and attentive. They cross their T's and dot their I's to make sure your pet is getting the best care possible. Since adopting Mac we have adopted another Doberman, and she has met with Dr. Gorr while Dr. P had been out of town. Both Doctors have been extremely genuine, caring and knowledgeable! The facility is large, clean and updated. I highly recommend checking Prairie Ridge out for your furry family members!

We moved back to town and weren't sure who to take our fur babies to. We had been to this practice…read moreonce before but just for a test our vet couldn't perform. Everyone from the front desk, to vet tech and the vet were curious, friendly, explained everything throughly. We are so glad we came back

Really exceptional people. Really try to make you feel at home. They tried to make a dog as…read morecomfortable as possible before they had to put are dog Flash down

Dr. Greenwold did a great job assessing and dealing with our dog ingesting fertilizer. We weee so…read morepleased. Charlie is after three days back to normal and ratting and drinking. Thank you!!

It's now been a little over nine months since I lost my best friend, and I've finally experienced…read moreenough healing to get my story/truth out there, regardless of whatever kind of rebuttal the doctors will have. What I'm sharing are the facts from my vantage point. I normally take my dogs to the Goddard vet but Shadow was breathing heavily and they couldn't see her for a few days so I took Shadow here. I was told she had arthritis and was likely in some pain which was causing her heavy breathing. Shadow was put on Carprofen, a somewhat "risky" medication, which required blood work after two weeks just to ensure that there were no negative reactions. Shadow seemed to be doing better until she jumped off my bed and landed wrong on a Sunday morning. I had read online that if there is only a sprain, the dog will not bear weight on the leg for about 48 hours, and if the dog is still not bearing weight after 48 hours to take the dog to the vet. So, Wednesday morning I fed Shadow her normal full amount of food and gave her the Carprofen and took her in to get her leg checked out. (Up until this point, other than limping, Shadow was eating, drinking, pooping, smiling, and acting normal other than the limp.) The doctor insisted that she needed to be put under anesthesia for the x-ray, and being the type of person I "used to be," I didn't question it. I did tell them several times that Shadow had a full breakfast plus her "risky" Carprofen med since I had no idea they would be putting her under to get an x-ray of the leg (or else I wouldn't have fed her or given her the medication). They said it was fine. When I came to pick Shadow up later that day, she never ate or drank again. She started vomiting the following evening so I took her in first thing Friday morning. About two hours (& $700) later I got a call from the doctor telling me to come back immediately because Shadow was actively dying. That was, and still is the worst day of my life. I experienced a kind of trauma beyond what I ever thought I could handle, and just two weeks shy of her 9th birthday. I had Shadow scheduled for ACL surgery (the x-ray showed she tore her ACL) in OKLAHOMA for the following Tuesday, because the doctors told me that my only options to get her surgery done were in Manhattan or OK City. Later I found out my own vet in GODDARD does the same surgery, as well as many other vets around the area. I believe that they didn't want to lose my business because I would pay and do whatever necessary for my dogs; my dogs are my kids. A month or so after Shadow passed so unexpectedly and in such a terrible manner (fever was 106 and she was suffering so I had to make the awful decision to euthanize her, which is a moment so painful that I will never forget it), I called with my questions and demanded some answers. There was an excuse for everything from "Shadow was not well before she came in for the x-ray" to "The vets around here aren't qualified enough to do the ACL surgery" to "Having a full stomach and taking the medication had nothing to do with her reaction to the anesthesia." All I can say is that she was acting completely NORMAL until she went in for that x-ray, torn ACL and all. To top it off, I had taken my other dog, Bear, to this hospital in August (a month after I had first taken Shadow in) because she was coughing so bad. She was given an antibiotic and narcotics, even though the report said that "upon palpation of the throat Bear coughed." This coughing went on for well over a month until Shadow passed and I knew I'd never go back there again so I took Bear to get a second opinion. (Even when I had called a few weeks later stating Bear was still coughing hard, there was no mention of an x-ray to see if there was an underlying problem.) Immediately when I took Bear to another vet and upon palpation of the throat, the vet suspected tracheal collapse. This was confirmed via a simple x-ray and since then Bear has been on the medication she needs and is doing better. Unfortunately, this condition is irreversible and Bear coughed for nearly two months longer than she should have, which collapsed her trachea more and more, and now I can't even take her on walks because she will have coughing attacks. I would not recommend this establishment to anyone. Every time I went the bill was several hundred dollars and the care was obviously subpar. My takeaway is that I've now learned to ALWAYS ask for a second opinion, and when my gut instincts don't feel right about something (like the anesthesia for the leg x-ray on a full stomach), I will not just trust the expert/doctor. Like I mentioned earlier, there will definitely be a rebuttal in an attempt to protect their reputation, but what I have stated is the 100% truth of what I experienced. I am thankful that I have finally spoken up and shared my story. I believe it's Shadow's way of letting the right person read this before making a horrible mistake like I did.

We have 2 puppies that receive excellent care at Animal Hospital at Auburn Hills! You can tell by…read morewalking in that they really do care about you and your pets needs and offer helpful advice and professional service. We (our puppies included) actually LIKE going in to see our friends at AHAH! HIGHLY recommended!

I would recommend Goddard Veterinary Clinic to anyone with a pet. My dog Chilly was recused by KS…read morek-9 resq. They treated her injuries so well and gave her a second chance. The veterinarians and service stay always made us a priority, and made time for us. I was amazed how affordable the services were. Goddard Vet clinic is a wonderful option for those looking for honest, no pressure, affordable vets. You can absolutely tell that everyone on staff is in this business for the love of the animals. At the end of Chilly's life, they treated both her and us with so much care and dignity. She was well loved by everyone on staff. Our family is beyond grateful for each veterinarian, vet techs, and support staff.

From the time of Cosmo's first visit, his neutering, dental cleaning, and his annual checkup at 9…read moreyears old, Cosmo has had wonderful and affordable care. Due to its fabulous reputation the Goddard Vet Clinic has gotten very popular.