I love the vets and the staff there! They care about the animals. Their prices are very reasonable…read more A+ all around.

Nothing but positive experience. Affordable prices, attentive to animals and easy scheduling. I…read morewould recommend for regular vet services.

I would highly recommend Dr. Points and her practice to anyone for care for their animals. She was…read moreincredibly kind when I brought in a very stressed former feral cat in for vaccinations and check up. My cat ultimately required sedation for the visit but she talked me through every step with so much patience. I really appreciate her care!

Dr Points and her staff were very patient and helpful in helping with our notoriously difficult…read morecats. Look no further for better care.

The train went very well my dog was vicious and when we were done he was not vicious anymore and…read moreobeyed very well

K9 Obedience school trained two German shepherds for my business, to be used in warehouse during…read moreafter hours. Since the dog's have been on patrol and signs had been posted, the neighboring business has mentioned, we no longer have had evening visitors lingering around after-hours, due to visible K9's on property and occasional barking from our new Security upgrade. I have been trained alongside the dog's on verbal command's and the dog's have become a valuable asset to my company. Also obtained a twenty percent discount on insurance. That being said I would highly recommend K9 Obedience training for your security needs.

We love our Coco Chanel aka Tootsie... she is so smart, sweet and adorable...when we first…read morepurchased her and took her home, the Next day we took her to the vet for a thorough health check up, get her up to date on shots and learned that she had ear mites, the vet immediately took care of it to ease her and we got a prescription to take care of it, which it took a week of ear drops, all is well with her after that... she is now 9 months old, she is smart, sweet, full of kisses and love, she is housebroken, she is crate trained at night and travel, she is good on the leash, she can rollover on command, she chases her tail and she looks like a top spinning, she then does zoomies, plays with her toys, plays ball and fetch, learning to sit, stay and come on command. She eats well the Farmers Dog as well as their treats and Purina Pro plan kibble, She does well at the Groomer and the Vet and they love her, she lets them do what they need to do without any fuss... We love our Coco Chanel- she is Awesome, so Happy with her and would definitely purchase again from this breeder Thank You

We purchased our pup on Sept. 3rd, 2023. I did not want to give a review the same day I picked up…read morethe pup or within the same week or month. I did not want to give a cuteness review folks, this is a thorough 7 month observation that is meant to help you with your decision when purchasing from this breeder. On the 3rd we drove up to meet our new fur baby and take her home. The seller was really nice and informative. She went over shot records and her diet. The seller had her in her fifth wheel and we got to observe our new furbaby running around while we went over the paperwork and shared smalltalk. We discussed her litter training program and opted to purchase her litter kit that consisted of a bag of pine mulch, a tray to put it in and a mesh screen to sandwich the mulch in place. (This was an extra fee on top of the cost of the dog). We did not use the kit. Putter watched our other two girls and potty training was a breeze. Next...we followed the seller to a house next door that had a shipping container filled with pine mulch. There was a metal barn across the way that erupted with sounds from barking dogs...like lots of dogs!!! I asked to see her facilty (as everyone should do before purchasing a pup). She declined. I would have been happy with a FaceTime video but that was not offered. We did not get to see any of the other dogs she had up for sale at that time either, not even Putter's mother or father. Sadly, we left wondering if we just purchased a puppy mill dog. The drive back to Oklahoma had many stops with runny stools. We wrote it off as stress. Glad that we called our vet the day before we picked her up to schedule a thorough check up with labs. Our appt. was on the 7th. We made sure she stayed hydrated and the lose stools continued. The vet did her checkup and we were very disappointed with the news. Putter was diagnosed with COCCIDIA and EAR MITES. We had to purchase meds for the gut for the coccidia and eardrops for the ear mites. After several weeks of medication, Putter was feeling so much better. I let the breeder know of Putter's issues via text. And the Breeder texted me back right away and asked me to call her. At the time I was so disappointed and upset with the diagnosis I chose not to call her back. Now that breeder was advised of the issues she has on hand, I hope she took corrective measures on her breakout of coccidia and earmites at her facility. Update... Putter is doing well. She was clear of Coccidia and Earmites after about 2-3 weeks of meds. She IS an amazing little girl. Smart, too smart! We are pleased to have her in our family regardless of the BIG BUMP we encountered during the first month of ownership. PLEASE HAVE YOUR NEW FURBABY EXAMINED BY A VET AS SOON AS YOU CAN. NO MATTER WHERE YOU GET YOUR FURBABY FROM. ALWAYS CHECK OUT THE FACILITY BEFORE YOU PAY ONE DIME FOR YOUR PET. DO NOT BASE YOUR PURCHASE ON CUTENESS ALONE.

Took very good care of Ivy when she coliced. She has a vet with her 24 hours I wish I could…read moreremember her name she was amazing. Let me come down and hangout with my horse called me promptly with updates.

Use anyone else first besides them. One of their vets/chiropractor is okay, but Dr. Black kicked…read moreour mini horse out of frustration (and is no longer welcome on our farm as a result). We also scheduled a teeth float only to be told after the vet arrived that it was too hot and they only do floats in the fall. They did refund the farm call charge but only after I complained, and it ended up being a wasted visit as I'd never have scheduled it if I'd l known they wouldn't float her teeth at that time. The final straw is a letter they sent to their clients today and also posted on their FB page that essentially states they have expanded beyond what they can safely handle with their current number of vets and will now prioritize and provide care based on completely non-medical factors such as whether you own a trailer or whether you're a regular source of income for them -- sorry, I mean "existing client". Basically, blackmailing people to spend more money there so you have better chances of getting emergency care for your animal. They're now making their poor business choices our (and our horse's) problem rather than making the simple and obvious choice to hire more vets when you have more clients. I expressed my concern about the policy change and the fact that they don't appear to be hiring more veterinarians (and I was far more polite and restrained than I'm being here) and rather than addressing my concerns professionally, my comment was deleted and I was blocked from their FB page. So, they're now getting a different solution to their problem -- we will no longer do business with Nebraska Equine and will encourage others to find a vet who actually has animal care as their top priority instead of money and convenience. Maybe losing some clients will help relieve NE's evidently overworked vets.