Attn.RABBIT -Owners My 9 yr old mini Rex rabbit, Dylan, had…read morebeen favoring his left foreleg and was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in early March 2025 by Dr. Maloney. She felt that amputation of the left leg and shoulder could give him good quality of life and also a few more good years. Although I pride myself on being knowledgeable re. many rabbit medical issues I had never dealt with amputation before. I was concerned not only about mobility and pain issues but the effect of such a "big" surgery on a sensitive rabbit. I balked at the surgery but Dr. Maloney's quiet confident demeanor allowed me to place my trust in her. On March 19th 2025 Dylan had the surgery. What happened next is still unbelievable to me. Dylan was eating hay right after the surgery , needed extra pain meds for only about 1days post surgery , was active and mobile almost immediately. In other words he recovered right away. From my discussion with other rabbit owners on The Facebook group "Tripod Bunnies'" this was an amazing recovery. Dr Maloney told me in post op appt. that she is using her own new anesthesia technique with rabbit surgery by intubating the rabbit. She also uses lot of pain meds that first day. I can tell that Dr. Maloney doesn't just plod through a routine like many but is using an inquiring creative mind and brilliant surgical skills to better the outcome for our pets and us. Is someone sends you to UWL vet school, check with Winona Vet first. You may not have to drive hundreds of miles and pay exorbitant fees after all. Thank you , thank you thank you! Dr. Maloney ,You are the best!

Would have gave it five stars because the nurses and everybody were working real hard and trying…read morehard but the front desk lady was not very friendly at all I wanted to set up a payment plan and she was not willing I think was getting too close for her time to leave for the day to be honest with you and it would have took too much time

My dogs hate the vet and the old groomer! I started taking them here a year ago and they LOVE…read moregoing!! They do an awesome job and its less that Half the price we were paying at Petco. If you ask for something specific you get it!!! She does a wonderful job! Glad we found this place!!

I walked in to take my two dogs there and she had the blow dryer going so she didn't hear me walk…read morethrough the door. I hear her say something so I start watching her groom through the reflection on the door and I see her yanking the collar on the dog and just being super rough with it, as soon as I saw that I walked out the door and decided to find a better groomer. Also prior to this last visit my dog cried for me not to leave him there which was really out of his nature because he doesn't mind the groomers. If I could give this place 0 stars I would! Any type of mean treatment to dogs is disgusting especially if your profession is to work with them. I am heartbroken.

Awesome service! Take my dog Buddy here all the time. Always willing to work with our schedule…read more Highly recommended!

Julia Crawford from Pawsh Pet takes care of my black Lab, Woodrow, whenever I'm not in town. Julia…read moreknows her stuff, from across-the-board dog behavior to traits of specific breeds. She brings her own dogs to play with mine, which makes him happy to the point at which he's mad when I come home. I trust Julia in my house and with my beloved dog. Could there be a higher recommendation?

Do not take your pets to Thompson Animal Medical Center at 4540 Mormon Coulee Road, La Crosse, WI!…read moreThey are negligent and incredibly unprofessional. I took my dog there in April when she became sick. When I brought her there, they told me that she was in such bad shape, that they couldn't send her home with me. They said they could either keep her overnight for observation or that I could take her to a more expensive veterinary clinic in Madison or the Twin Cities. They said they thought that her CT scans showed an intestinal obstruction. However, the next day, they called and said that she was better, that she didn't have an obstruction. They said they did a second CT scan in the morning and used AI to look at the images to determine if there was anything to be concerned about. I believe should have been done when the did the first set of CT scans, since it could have confirmed immediately that there wasn't an obstruction and that they needed to pay attention to her labs results (these will be mentioned farther down). They told me she just had an upset stomach and that she'd recover. She didn't. She died shortly after they sent her home. I've been requesting her lab results from that visit and I just got them, along with the note that they would not be communicating with me further. As if I was being unreasonable for asking for them. Her test results indicated that she never had an obstruction, but that she actually had a bacterial infection that was causing her liver to fail. Every test result of her liver enzymes indicated this and they ignored them, for some reason. Her bilirubin levels were extremely high, 3 times the normal range, and they did nothing about it! They also lied in the records that they finally gave me. They stated that she was in no visible distress when I brought her in, when she actually was in distress. So much distress, that the vet and vet tech commented on it, since they had met her before and knew she wasn't acting normal. They also stated that her mucous membranes were pink and moist when she was brought in and when she was released, which is another lie. Her white gums were one of the reasons I knew she was sick and brought her to the vet. And this was another thing the vet noticed and commented on. They are unscrupulous, negligent, unprofessional, and liars. They only care about money, they don't give a dam* about your pets or you. If your fur-baby gets sick, take them to VCA Sand Lake Animal Hospital.

My family was visiting the area when our dog began acting unwell and, being across the country from…read moreour home vet, I was left scrambling to figure out what to do. I called around to several veterinarians before trying TAMC and they were the first place able to fit us in for a last-minute appointment. They did an exam and ran several tests on her, the appointment actually ran past closing time but the staff helping us stayed late to figure out what was wrong. Unfortunately, the news wasn't good and we took our dog home for one last night before returning the next day to say goodbye. We were treated so kindly and gently by everyone there, it really helped make a terrible situation a bit easier. They even made arrangements to have our dog's ashes forwarded on to a relative's home for us, as we left Wisconsin before we could pick them up. While I wish we'd never had any reason to visit TAMC, everyone there went above and beyond for us and I am so very grateful.

Kerrie with Crimson Hound is phenomenal. She had the challenge of working with our two…read morerambunctious, seven month-old Goldendoodle puppies. Kerrie begins by understanding the family and the dogs. She then develops a training program that is uses positive reinforcement. It is very effective and demonstrates the respect she has for the dogs. She not only works directly with the dogs, she also works with and coaches the owners. You receive valuable weekly summaries of the training and also other great tips and information to help you be a better dog owner. Our puppies responded quickly and have learned many new skills and behaviors that help them be well mannered members of our home. You could tell our puppies loved working with Kerrie and we did too. Kerrie and Crimson Hound are highly recommended.

Sparta Small Animal Vet Clinic is amazing! My dachshund suffered from IVDD, which required…read moreemergency back surgery. Afterward, our surgeon recommended complementary medicine, including hydrotherapy and laser therapy. We have been bringing our little guy here for these treatments, which have been amazing. I cannot express how grateful I am to the vets and staff here. I would highly recommend them!

We have taken our pets here for years. We started coming when we adopted our first rescue who came…read morewith his own set of problems. Dr. Randy has been exceptional - always looking out for our problem child from when he ate drywall to when he needed a tooth extraction. We have never worried about the care our pets would receive or about leaving them in the hands of Sparta Small Animal Vet when needed. I've used both their regular services as well as on-call services for our dog's late night lotion bottle consumption shenanigans. We have lived in various places over the country and wish we could find veterinary care like this all over. Thank you for all you do and have done for us.

Very helpful in choosing a healthy small dry dog food for my picky 13 lb. Senior dog. She loved it…read moreeven with no teeth and could gum it. Very friendly employees. Also recommended a freeze dried salmon treat she loved. I also crumbled it on her wet dog food. She recently passed away at 14.5 yrs old with kidney disease. I would go again if I adopted another senior dog. Obviously, highly recommend!

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Collette is AMAZING with our dog, Joey! He is a little unsure of strangers sometimes but from the…read moresecond he met Collette he was comfortable and settled right down. And not only that, she does a great job with his hair and nails! She is also very reasonably priced and provides a great service. If you have dog grooming needs, please go to see her!