I had appt to have my dog's teeth cleaned. They required an X-ray before they would clean them…read more($$$). Turns out they just bought the x-ray machine and the girl said they were requiring an X-ray for teeth cleaning to pay for the machine.

in a very difficult time Tracy, Bonnie and Dr Jill helped us with extreme compassion as we had to…read moremake the difficult decision to euthanize our amazing 12 year old healer hound mix. They were caring and treated Jake as if he were their own. highly recommend them!!?

Dr. Krugh is the best. He is so attentive to the needs of our fur baby. We always feel assured Ted…read moreis getting the best care possible

Best vet in the entire world. He is so caring and well informed. I would not take my pets anywhere…read moreelse.

Easy to get appointment. Great care.. also cost is reasonable compared to other local vetsread more

This is a family practice that seems to deal with larger animals, but I took both my mastiffs there…read moreto get them dewormer and flea meds. They had everything I needed right there and prices were straightforward. I really hope they continue the business for the foreseeable future.

Five Stars for Surviving the Clawpocalypse…read more Brought in our cat Jami--aka Franny Kreuger, queen of the sneak attack and master of the murder mittens--to Oakside Animal Clinic, fully expecting a scene out of Pet ER: The Revenge. Instead? Total professionals. Check-in was smoother than a cat sliding off a countertop. The exam was quick, painless (for everyone involved), and they even managed to draw blood without summoning a demon. Impressive. And the mani/pedi? Let's just say the world is a safer place now that her murder claws have been filed down. She strutted out like she just left a feline day spa, not a horror movie set. Oakside, you're brave, you're skilled, and possibly a little bit enchanted. Highly recommend--even for your own furry little Freddy.

Dr Gary cares about you & your pet Hecharges are very reasonable & they are so wonderful anyone I…read morerefer changes vets

I've read all these reviews and they are right on. We have been going to St. Francis vet for over…read more20 years and I would never go anywhere else. staff is absolutely wonderful and Dr, Dillion in our opinion is the best. We've adopted all of our animals and one of our pets (Berkey) came from a horrible situation so to put a leash on this one was impossible due to all of her drama. When I called he told me he would come out to our your house and evaluate her. Bless his . Last year when I called because she needed to get her vaccines. I was extremely concerned because I didn't know how I was going to bring her in. Once again he came out here to do her physical and vaccines . You will never find a more caring veterinarian.

buyer beware. Do not get hoodwinked. Do not go to this veterinarian. They lie on the phone about…read moreprices they take a deposit and they charge more than . It's a waste of time, it's a waste of money.

Unfortunately the staff of this office (Tracy B) was horrible. Her rudeness & hanging up on…read morecustomers is NOT accepted. I had been a paying customer for years, but the disrespectfulness of Tracy was unacceptable. From past experiences, seems to be a continued problem. You pay higher prices to accommodate for your dog(s) & livestock ....and to be treated that way, does not work! I have switched vet clinics. To follow - up & allowing the doctor to know the actions were being done, not a response. This is a true way to loose more customers.

So I got my rabbit spayed. They didn't tell me to not feed her 12 hours before spay. I thought no…read morebiggie accidents happen. But they took her and did her spay. Brought her out and sent her home with absolutely no pain medication. I thought it was weird but also didn't want to question a vet at their job. My rabbit started to pee on herself and I called to mention that and then ask how to clean her up. Who ever answered the phone said to bathe her in dawn dish soap.. absolutely not. Bunnies can not get bathed like a dog, as it takes a long time for their fur to dry and can cause health issues. Their skin is also very thin and sensitive. I called another vet who specializes in exotics to ask some questions and they said she should have been sent home with something to help make her more comfortable, and to not bathe her with dawn dish soap. Also, the vet at town and country picked my rabbit up by her ears and then proceeded to poke and pinch at the incision where she was cut open hours earlier. Bunnies shouldn't be picked up by their ears, as it's painful and stressful to them. Maybe it was an off day for them, but why my bunny had to deal with it, idk. But I will not be taking her back.