Beautiful caring people, and they treat our babies with love and excellent care... I thank you for…read morethat... your love means the most to us all!!

I am originally from Mount Vernon but have since moved out of state. My poor yorkie got very sick…read morewhile visiting family (I brought him with me because he is my ESA) and we called every vet in the area and this was the first location to be able to fit us in. They were quick to act to find out what was happening to him. Unfortunately they had to keep him overnight (broke my heart) but when we got him back the next day he was looking better already. We were briefed on how to administer his medicines and in less than 24 hours he was acting like himself again. What really sealed my trust in Dr. Thomas was that the office called us after a couple of days to make sure his symptoms were gone and his mood had improved. It was nice to know that they truly care about my boy and not just getting paid. Thank you so much to all the staff that helped us. I was so scared I was going to lose him.

i personally haven't had a bad experience here, everything is just expensive nowadays and some…read morepeople in my town have had very bad experiences. they also gave my cat a chip without me asking but okay..

Used to like them, but the staff has become rude. Extremely rude. Will be taking my business…read moreelsewhere.

I was new to the area and had two dogs and a cat. These were all outside animals that have been…read morebasically farm animals. I had heard mixed things about this vet clinic from people I had only recently met. I checked around other places and prices and this was the cheapest. So I went. I've been taking my animals here for 3 years now with no complaints. No one is pushy here trying to make me buy things that are unnecessary. They take care of my animals and are reasonable about it. My two dogs have since passed away and I have a younger one again. They have neutered him, kept him up to date on vaccines and helped with a skin issue. Very pleased also with how easy it is to be worked in to be seen. I feel they try to accommodate you as much as they can.

From the owner: All Pet's Animal Hospital has been serving the area for over 30 years. We provide surgery and…read morepreventative medicine for your pet. We consider ourselves your dog or cat's best friend. Contact us today!

Best Vet clinic as far as I'm concerned in Illinois. i would not go anywhere else. Everyone there…read moreare all excellent in what they do. Dr. Courtney Daum is so compassionate and truly cares about you and your pet. Anytime I have called they get me in ASAP. One of my dogs recently had to be put to sleep and Dr. Daum and her assistant stayed late in the evening to take care of us. i told them I was sorry because they had had a very long day and I was sure they would have liked to gone home. But Dr. Daum said we will stay as long as needed and for me not to worry. I will not go to any other Vet.

They are all excellent. They saved our cat's life when our neighbor cut her tail off. Love all the…read moregirls that work there.

The vet techs here are extremely kind and gentle with my cat. They can usually get you in very…read morequickly, even during a pandemic where they're dealing with an overflow of patients from all the vets nearby which are closed. I've unfortunately had to take my little buddy here three times now and each time he has been taken care of and treated well. I came in sobbing once convinced my pet was dying and everyone was so calming and reassuring. Only thing negative thing I will say is it is really expensive. Between the three visits I spent over $350 on what could have been closer to $75 at a regular vet or the low-price veterinary clinic timber-trails. But unfortunately I haven't had the luxury of being able to go there as they've been closed for a month and have a month to go! That being said, can you really put a price on the value of knowing your pet is going to be okay and is getting the treatment they need? All in all, they're fast, prompt, patient, detailed, and always there if you have questions. This place has calmed my nerves so many times and I appreciate them so much. Ps: indoor cats can get tapeworms apparently! And its appalling and disgusting and not a good time so treat your indoor cat for fleas. :)

As an animal lover, I would bring strays in to get checked for chips. I brought my cat there once…read morebecause she wanted to fake a GI (gastrointestinal) problem. Over this past week, I've brought my guinea pig in 3 times for urinary tract issues and GI issues, it wasn't improving like any of us hoped. I had to let my fur baby go to rest and the staff was so supportive of my decisions. Dr. Thomas and the rest of the staff treat small animals like any other pet/family member and that is what has made this process of mourning a lot easier. If my rabbit ever needs to get looked at, I'm coming here. I'm even considering switching my dog and cat to them. Thank you so much for your time and assistance. It's very evident that you all have great bed side manner. Will recommend to everyone - 1 star because the prices suck honestly

We have taken our dogs there for 15 years and love them. They are very knowledgeable about…read moredifferent types of treatment and they show a genuine love for animals. They are definitely experts in their field!

Will not check on your pet while in thier care and hand them back barely alive. Said it happens and…read morethe kitten died.​

The workers are really sweet to your pet. The fear free thing is really cool. I'd never heard of…read morethat before. I brought my cat in for a nasty ear infection. They have a diffuser with cat pheromones, calming spray on a blanket, cat toys, cat treats, and even CAT MUSIC Seems like a really legit and good place. Felt like a gucci vet or something. Not 5 stars cuz it cost me $200 for one visit I'm just glad my baby is gonna be okay.

We brought our much-loved 3-1/2 year-old mixed breed, Alice, to Striegel Animal Hospital for…read moreextraction of a broken tooth. A pre-op exam was done by Dr. Cressey, who found her fit and healthy. Surgery was performed 5 days later on a Tuesday. Alice initially appeared to recover normally, but by the following Sunday she refused food and became lethargic. As Striegel was closed, we took Alice to Lakeside Veterinary Hospital in Carbondale IL., where they determined that she was dehydrated and that her stitches had opened. Bloodwork indicated a low white blood cell count. The wound was cleaned, she was given fluids and anti-nausea meds. She was prescribed an antibiotic to be given only if she ate. We were advised to return to Striegel for follow-up. She would not eat and so we returned to Striegel the next day, Monday. Dr. Cressey examined her at length and said the extraction site was fine despite the missing stitches. Although blood test results were borderline, Dr. Cressey diagnosed pancreatitis based on abdominal sensitivity. We were told that simple anxiety could sometimes trigger such symptoms in a dog. Alice was again given fluids along with pain meds and an appetite stimulant. We we're instructed to feed her as best we could but not to administer the antibiotic unless she ate. We were not provided with an emergency telephone number or any recourse to after-hours immediate care. In the middle of the night, Alice's breathing became labored and she began to cry. We did our best to apply pain medication. At two-thirty on that Tuesday morning, as we drove toward the only 24-hour clinic we could find, two hours away near St. Louis, Alice died in my wife's arms. Three weeks later, I can still hear my wife crying as I write this. A necropsy was performed at the U of I Veterinary school but results were inconclusive. Striegel called to inform us that the invoice for that necropsy was ready a week before the report was returned. Like other doctors, veterinarians swear an oath upon graduation: primum non nocere, first do no harm. Striegel did irrevocable harm to our Alice, deep and lasting harm to me and my wife. They did not provide the thorough, responsible care and follow-up we were promised and dutifully paid for. Alice was our best friend and constant companion. If you care for your pet as much as we did for her, you would be well advised to look elsewhere for a good veterinarian.

Incredibly impressed with every aspect of this amazing vet! The staff are kind, thoughtful and…read moreclearly love their jobs and our fur babies! The vet took his time and made us feel like his only patients. At one point he was holding my little one like a Buddha baby, she was in heaven! The price was also considerably less than I expected. She can't wait to go back and I'm delighted to have such a wonderful place to take her! Thank you Solid Rock!!

Took my animals to this vet for 4 years during my undergrad. They gave my pets the absolute best…read morecare! We had to move away but if you are in the area I highly suggest this veterinary office. They always treated us with respect, loved our animals, and had great overall prices!

The humane society looks decent on the outside but the inside is disgusting after you get past the…read morefirst room that you walk into. The workers are some of the most HATEFUL people you could ever meet!!! They have gone to peoples houses and taken their animals off of their property and said they were "running loose"!! They have also tried to take someone to court for a misdemeanor for not getting the animal fixed when the animal was hit by a car after running out the door over a year ago and the president of the board told the person to just take the animal without even getting it microchipped because they just wanted it out of their way! They will do almost anything to get a penny out of whoever they can!!! They are also a "no kill shelter" but the president of the board herself said that they do kill animals they just sweep it under the rug so no one finds out. It is worth driving to another town if you are wanting to adopt an animal! The people at the Wayne County Humane Society do not have good intentions for this business!!! I feel sorry for all of the animals that are locked up in the humane society not being properly taken care of! I wouldn't even want a mouse the have to step foot in this place! Please adopt from another shelter and don't support this place!!!

This is the most disgusting animal shelter I have ever been to in my life. Someone needs to CLOSE…read moreTHEM DOWN!! The animals are skinny being fed very little food. My husband and I were looking for a Jack Russel Terror mix. I contacted the Wayne county animal shelter they had a dog I was looking for. They sent me a picture of a skinny Jack Russel Terror mix. I contacted them that We wanted to come to pick him up on Friday. This was on a Tuesday. I received a call on Thursday wanting to know if we were still coming to get the dog. If we were not coming he was going to be put down. I reassured her we were coming. I will never forget that day as long as I live. They had named this dog Pluto. When we walked into the office it was so dirty the smell would have knocked you down. The workers acted like they couldn't wait to get rid of this dog. We had to ask for his information on his shots. We wanted to know if his shots were updated. After looking through a pile of papers we finally had the papers we needed. We asked if he was chipped. They said No but I guess we can do it for you. When they went back to bring our dog out. He ran to me and put his paws over my shoulders. I wanted to cry you could feel every bone from his neck down. This dog had not been taken care of. We ask how long had he been at the shelter. They told us they found him running in the streets. They said they had him for a little over a month. This dog was so traumatized by someone. We brought him home only to find out he was sick. We took him to the vet. He did not have kettle cough or heartworm. We were to give him honey when he started coughing. Whatever our dog Rex had it came from that nasty humane place where we got him. It made us wonder how many other dogs were sick back in that room. If you really care what happens to the animals at Wayne County Animal shelter. SHUT THEM DOWN!!

Our grand dog was living with us temporarily and he had something come up that required a vet…read more They were quick to get us in and their staff was all top notch. We were not excited about taking our son's 75+ pound dog to the vet, but the staff was calming and professional. Great experience

From the owner: If you live in Marion or the surrounding area and need a trusted veterinarian to care for your pets…read moreâ€" look no further. Marion Veterinary Clinic treats both small & large animals. Your pets’ health and well-being are very important to us, and we take every possible measure to give your animals the care they deserve. Marion Veterinary Clinic is a full-service animal hospital and welcomes both emergency treatment cases, as well as pet patients in need of routine medical, surgical, chiropractic, and dental care. All of our doctors have years of experience treating serious conditions and offering regular pet wellness care. Furthermore, we offer routine & emergency farm calls to the Southern Illinois area and have a parking pad for trailers at our facility. Beyond first-rate pet care, we make our clinic comfortable, kid-friendly, and calm, so your pet can relax in the waiting room and look forward to meeting our veterinarian.