Well they were adiment on getting paid in the some of $514.00 which 500 was covered by Vancouver…read moreanimal humane society. And my poor little 15 yr old chiquiqua whos privates were out of her body they took 2 days appointments and she came out the exact same as she want in ,then I being told to watch for gangrene and given an estimate of approximately 1700. Or more . So the humaine society could only give what they gave and so why didnt the veterinarian do something for my dog .im new to this area and this is my first and last experience with the Agassiz veterinarian hospital. I was under the impression that vets care about animals well I believe its all about money and an outlandish amount I was suckered for their fake niceness.and put my faith and the money of caring people into this vet hospital and then in the end my dog vagina went back in on its own so absolutely a complete waste of monies that could have been used for her in a much better way .so thanks for nothing.

After a long ordeal of unnecessary suffering due to a series of botched tests, we lost my dog. I…read morewould never recommend anyone with an animal they love go here. Find a competent vet. I will forever be haunted from taking my poor dog here.

It's 2023 and the Menzies Pet Hospital is AMAZING! 10 STARS!…read more I have all three of my Shar-Peis with this Veterinarian and Pet Hospital and would never think about leaving. All the staff are friendly and make you feel like you're apart of a bigger family. Their compassion for the animals can be seen with every animal they treat. Sometimes it's hard for us humans to accept our pets aging and the costs associated. Please remember this isn't just a veterinarian office, this is an ANIMAL HOSPITAL, equipped with modern technologies to help care for our pets. Your pet's healthcare IS NOT free. Understanding your pets medical needs in the present and future is your job to learn. Blood tests are a regular $$ item when you have animals with certain medications. Stop bitching about the vet when it's more of a reflection on you and your financial position. Stop having a pet if you can't afford one. As they get older, they will require medical care.

Menzies was our savior when no one else would even listen to our pup's symptoms. They listened and…read morefound a spot for her. Turns out she had pancreatitis and it would not have been a good outcome had she been forced to wait another day to be seen. They care, they give you all of the information you need to make an informed decision, and they definitely want the best for your pet. Thank you for saving our girl!

This has been a very disappointing experience. One of our dogs had an abscess that came on…read morequickly and they wouldn't see him... no opening for over two weeks. Tried to get them in for their yearly vaccines, couldn't get in for a month. Requested their records so I could go to a different clinic. A clinic is not helpful if they advise you to take your let elsewhere for an emergency.

Great place. Just moved here and needed a vet. Made my appointment online got my call back and was…read morein a few days later. Very friendly doctor and she gave me a few different options in regards to my pets health. I will definitely be going to this vet for all of my pets.

Been with FVH for 8 years and just moved to a different Vet. I missed an appointment when my wife…read moredied. They didn't know the reason, but they also didn't bother to ask. Then I missed a second appointment for reasons that were my fault. You only get two strikes at FVH. Since then they require me to pay in advance like some kind of bum or they cancel the appointment. And how long will I be in the penalty box? Forever! Also, this "fear free" claim they boast about is none sense. The ask me to sedate my nervous dog before bringing him in. Boy, there's a breakthrough in care ; your pet won't experience fear if he's high as a kite. They even insisted on putting one of my dogs under for a nail trimming! He was sick and woozy all night long. And FVH's response? Take the dog to a pet groomer next time. Lame.

They have a great system here and made my dog feel very relaxed. The staff is always very helpful…read more Glad I found them.

First time here as we were looking for a new veterinarian after being disappointed in other ones…read more I am as so happy with the doctor.... and her assistant. She was patient and so gentle, and explained everything thoroughly. This is definitely our new veterinarian.

If I could give this negative stars, I absolutely would... Great receptionist, nice assistant…read morehowever the doctor is terrible. His energy was negative right off the bat... I explained to them that my cat is very combative and he started literally crying when she scratched him.. i'm not surprised because he was just the worst veterinarian. I have ever experienced in my life.. I wish I could remember his name, but I can't. He has red hair and tattoos on his arm.. do not take your cat here!!!!!

we take our two miniature dachsunds here for routine care and dental treatment. Our Vet of choice…read moreis Dr.Lindsay Watson. my observation is that she and Dr. Stone are straightforward and awesome with their services. We also have been seen by Dr. Schrader and again her care has been excellent. beyond their reasoned advice and non pressure to procede is very much appreciated. Our Sherlock has severe skin alergies and our previous vet talked us in to $2,000 worth of services. When Dr. Lindsay saw Sherlock, her advice was for ongoing injections and eventually a daily pill which has totally stopped him from eating himself.......

We've been trusting Dr. Johner at NW Vet in Blaine with our dogs for over 5 years, and we couldn't…read morebe more pleased. Our dog Axel Rose is definitely not a fan of vet visits. In fact, he was especially cranky today and had to wear a muzzle. But Dr. Johner handled the situation with incredible professionalism and calm. He gave Axel the space he needed, observed him from a safe distance, and calmly explained everything to us without escalating the tension. It worked! Axel settled down, and we got the answers we needed. Dr. Johner gave us a clear plan of action for some new concerns and took the time to explain everything thoroughly and patiently. Missy at the front desk is simply amazing, friendly, organized, and once she knows you, she'll probably recognize your voice when you call. It's those personal touches that really make this practice stand out. The vet techs are also wonderful, compassionate, knowledgeable, and clearly care about the animals they work with. We feel lucky to have such a skilled and kind veterinary team so close to home. Highly recommend NW Vet to anyone looking for excellent, compassionate care for their pets.

Absolutely awful experience that left both me and my pup shaken. We came here for the first time…read morefor a pre-travel health certificate and exam before flying out of state with my 4-pound Chihuahua. My dog has had previous negative experiences at veterinary offices, which is why I specifically chose a new clinic and had hoped for a more compassionate approach. Unfortunately, before I had the opportunity to explain her history or discuss how she does best with handling, the veterinarian attempted to remove her from her carrier. He then stated that she was trying to bite him, despite the fact that she has never bitten anyone in her two years of life. She is fearful and tends to bark when she is scared. She was taken to the back to be weighed and fitted with a muzzle, where I could hear her crying. They later came back and told me that they had put the muzzle on her, but she couldn't breathe properly with it, so it had to be removed. When she was brought back into the room, the veterinarian restrained her by the back of the neck while attempting to administer a rabies booster that I wasn't aware she was due for. As my tiny dog squealed, cried, and tried to get away, the vaccine was ultimately given in her hind end before she was placed back on the floor. I was visibly upset and shaking while this was happening. At no point did I feel that my concerns were heard or that there was any effort to slow down, discuss alternative handling techniques, or take my dog's fear and history into consideration. I left feeling heartbroken that what should have been a routine visit became another traumatic experience for both of us. I understand that veterinary professionals have difficult jobs and that fearful pets can be challenging to handle. However, compassion, communication, and fear-free handling matter--especially with very small dogs that are clearly frightened. I cannot recommend this clinic based on our experience.