I'm impressed. Our family acquired a Blue Tick Coonhound in December, 2018. It was time to get…read morehim neutered. We actually deal with two local veterinary practices however their costs for male canine neutering exceeded $600.00. My daughter found this practice through a friend has used Dr. Tingue for years. Total cost - $250.00. For everything. Surgeries are done on Wednesdays only. I believe that there are a max of three scheduled on surgery day. Dr. Tingue called as soon as the surgery/procedure was complete. Bruno, the unlucky pup, was/is doing well. He is home. He has pain meds and a few anger issues with us because of his missing male parts. A good day for us. Not so much for Bruno.

I took my daughters dog to Dr Jeff because of an issue she was having with repetitive bursting of…read moredrain tracts from an ear canal removal. Dr Jeff was thorough and gave us the best advice on how to care for them ourselves. This dog has had what my daughter thought were good vets in Austin, Texas but Dr Jeff's recommendations made a huge improvement in her care and quality of life that was superior to how her home town vets had been handling the problem

I love this vet . So hard to find anyone that genuinely cares and he does. He was wonderful with my…read moredog and had great bedside manner with the humans as well. Highly recommended vet.

We received prompt, caring service. The price was reasonable, considering the services we…read morereceived and comparing other vet offices. The facility was clean and adequate. We don't need fancy. The staff was very friendly. It was a pleasant experience for me and Otto, my cat.

Great little veterinary clinic in Machias. My daughter's cat needed lab work done and everywhere in…read moreher area wanted to charge several hundred dollars but this place was only charging $50 so we gladly made the trip all the way out here and it was so worth it. We've been here several times now. The doctors here are very kind and patient and knowledgeable and it is definitely worth our time to drive all the way out here from Buffalo. They always encourage follow up and it doesn't seem like it's because they're just trying to drum up business, they seem like they really care about animals and their pet parents :)

Dr. Brooke and Dr. Carrie provided amazing care for my dog when he suddenly became sick while…read morevisiting from out of town. My dog is very anxious and reactive during vet visits, but the staff were very kind, qualified, and understanding. I was in and out in 20 minutes! I also received a follow-up call 3 days later to check how my dog was feeling. So grateful for Lakeside vet! My dog is feeling much better!

The family dog Chelsea took a turn for the worse in the last week. Last night we decided to make…read morethe tough decision that it was time to help her in the only way we could. They called her vet who stopped doing house visits for covid. We called my vet who was really booked out and we couldn't let Chelsea suffer. I turned to yelp to help us. I can't speak highly enough of this place. Not only did they move things around once they heard her condition to fit her in, but they worked with our flight schedules so we could all be here today. It was a completely unrushed, empathetic, comforting, and kind experience. They let all 4 of us in a private basement grieving room. We were given as much time as we needed before and after her passing. It was a very peaceful experience. She was in no pain, she didn't even flinch for her iv. Thank you for treating us like family.

We were immediately checked in, and as one of us was howling like the lost and damned, this made…read moreeveryone easier. Playing "good cop/bad cop", my ten pounder was taken away for weighing, and toenail clipping. No temperature-taking was mentioned, but I assume that's when it occurs for an annual physical. An Amish buggy went past as one of us was announcing our presence with authority; I can only imagine it's something else that causes the community to shake their heads about the "crazy English".

We were able to get our little dog in within a couple of hours of calling. She was experiencing…read moresome distress in her eyes. We know from previous experience that Dr. Hillburger will fix her right up.

The Vet Techs are always welcoming and kind. Both Drs are easy to talk to and show genuine co cern…read morefor their furry patients. My pup enjoys the visits, what more is there to say?

My dog had been a patient of Dr. Mount. I called because he was in distress, but since I hadn't…read morebeen there in awhile, he was considered an "inactive patient", and would have to be treated as a new patient. She wasn't accepting new patients, so I was basically left hanging. Definitely don't care about the animals, and I'm extremely sorry that I've done business with her in the past (hundreds of dollars worth of business.)

This is the first time using them and so far I'm impressed. They offer a good vet package to help…read morewith costs, haven't seen this done anywhere else. The dr takes time to listen to your concerns and provide their feedback and doesn't judge you. I feel the vet truly has your best interest in mind and really cares for the animals.

We have taken our dog Genny to this vet office since we adopted her in September 2023. Ever since…read morethen, we have experienced serious issues with this vet office, with the exception of one veterinarian, Dr. Stephanie Wishko. For some reason, it's this vets policy to take your pet out of the room for vaccines. My dog is a reactive breed, and she's very anxious around people she doesn't know. That anxiety only got worse after we started going to this vet. Over time, our dog has become more scared of people she doesn't know. Every time she goes to the vet, it gets worse. The worst incident we experienced was about 10 months ago. We took her in for a regular visit, and she needed a vaccination as well. As soon as we brought her into the room, the tech and the vet (not Dr. Wishko) brought her immediately to the back where we weren't allowed to go to give her the vaccine. All we could hear was her yelping and trying to scurry away and you could hear people in the back say "hold her tighter." When she came back in, they were practically dragging her on her leash back into the room with us, now muzzled. We were trying to talk to her the way we usually do to calm her down, telling her it's okay (not baby talking). They physically picked her up to go on the table (which CAN be lowered so she can practically walk on by the way) and when they picked her up she pooped herself, she was shaking so hard you could visibly see it from further away, drooling (she never drools unless she goes on a really long walk or is ran super hard.) Then the vet has the nerve to say "your dog is clearly anxious," as if we didn't know that. We told him we give her CBD from an all natural pet store and he abruptly interrupted us and said "no no CBD doesn't work. Only medication does." But we love our dog so we heard him out. He said he would give us samplers of 2 medications so we can try them (we were charged $10 for each) and that we would have to "keep coming back to try new ones", essentially paying $10 each time. She was traumatized. The vet was also a man that did this to her. She now has an issue around any new man, which is difficult for my fiancé when he wants to invite friends over. You may think it's not fair for me to attribute this behavior just to the vet, but that's what brings me to Dr. Wishko, the only vet that actually heard us and respected Genny's boundaries. She and the tech that was with her gave us a muzzle and left the room so we could put it on her. When they came back in, she spoke very softly to Genny, didn't push her boundaries. She lowered the table to her height, with the tech being extremely gentle with her too. Complimenting her when they finished something, petting her head softly too. To our surprise, Dr. Wishko was so gentle that she was able to remove Genny's muzzle to check her teeth better and EVEN GET A LICK from her. Genny NEVER does that to strangers. Well, Dr. Wishko told us she has a German Shepard at home (one of Genny's breeds) and that she understands that some dogs may take extra patience and care because they are naturally reactive. Her care was the only reason we brought her back a few weeks later for her second vaccine round. This week, we brought her in and a tech came and took her leash from us to bring Genny in the back room again for the vaccine. My fiancé asked if we could go into the check up room at least because we were able to before. They said no and that it was "against policy to do vaccines infront of parents." We complained to the receptionist on the way out and she said the same and that "she seemed to do fine today." We used CBD today so that vet from before was clearly wrong, and she was still shaking so aggressively petrified of what was going on. My dog, and everyone's pet for that matter, deserves to be loved and treated with respect, have their boundaries respected, when going to the vet. The vet can be really scary to any pet, but especially reactive breeds. We will be going elsewhere now. But if you do decide to go to Suburban South, ask for Dr. Wishko.