Great vet! Not a greedy bone in her body. She is very informative and friendly. Need more like her.read more

We've taken our 2 dogs to Timbercrest/Railsplitter for 3 years or so. It has been a great…read moreexperience especially since one of our dogs was not doing well. DR Sara DR Lara did surgery and saved his life. We were sure it was the end of the line for our older dog, but they evaluated the situation, gave us options and moved forward. We cant thank them enough for their great care and compassion for our situation! Our dog is recovering and will be with us for a few more years! Thanks to all at Railsplitter/Timbercrest. Chris and Phyllis Graue

OH MY GOODNESS! Thank you Timbercrest and Dr. Wayne! My dog needed some pain relief and he was able…read moreto get an appointment today and he's already feeling better! So grateful

Knows his business..no B.S. Money wise very reasonable. I have known Dr. Jon for over 50 years…read moreand he is very professional. I have known his family for many many years and they have the highest integrity and family values. I gladly drive the extra miles just to take my pets (considered family members) to him!

Dr Quinton is AMAZING! Professional, sweet, caring and helps his patients parents with the best…read moreadvice in all aspects. I highly recommend this place.

We love Dr. Fluty! The time and attention she and other staff take with our cats and their needs…read moreputs us at ease. She takes the time to answer our questions and explain everything. She is just the nicest person and a fantastic vet. All of the other staff that work there throughout our vet appointments are great as well!

I am so grateful to the staff at Eastland Companion, specifically Dr. Sara Fluty, for their work…read moreand attention to improve my cat's health. I would recommend ECAH to my friends and family for the care of their pets.

I will never recommend this place to anyone. They clearly do not have pets or their owners in mind…read more The fact that they can turn away an animal emergency based on which veterinarian they're affiliated with is unacceptable. Instead of helping, they'd rather send you elsewhere. Some people might suggest lying about your primary vet, but you shouldn't have to do that. Their morals and ethics are on full display here, and they show a complete lack of care for animals in need. I would give zero stars, but in order to make this review I had no choice.

TLDR: 1 star due to the necessary medication being given only in the form of incredibly overpriced…read morejunk food, pain medication not being offered during the entire visit to a cat that was literally passing a bladder stone (we had to pay for it first at the very end of the visit, then give it to him ourselves), 'fluid under the skin' being charged for no reason after not being explained at all (it's IV fluid - talk like a normal human being, people! and no, you shouldn't be squeezing the IV bag with all of your strength!), and the doctor telling us that an obligate carnivore should be eating grains. We paid over $600 to find out that we needed Potassium Citrate supplementation, and pain medication could have been supplied by our normal vet. Oh, and DVM Kim Metz said his urethra wasn't obstructed, but he literally passed a stone right there in the room. DO NOT RECOMMEND. Thank you to the vet techs, you were the best part of this whole horrible experience! We were sent here from the Pontiac Animal Wellness Center because of a suspected urethra blockage following a UTI. We called ahead, and our vet sent our cat's information to them when we were driving the hour to get there. 1. Not offering our cat pain relief after the tests were done was EVIL. I will 100% never give you any business ever again just because of that. 2. Arguing with me and telling me not to feed UNSEASONED FRESH MEAT to an OBLIGATE CARNIVORE after talking about how you're seeing more and more bladder stones in cats and you don't know why, then recommending a HIGH OXALATE DIET is asinine on another level, especially coming from someone with a Doctorate in veterinary care. 3. Insisting that our cat didn't have an obstruction still after finding it in his pee circle under his bottom and trying to blow it off as a booger is just plain willful ignorance. 4. Calling IV fluids 'water under the skin' and refusing to explain what that means before bullying worried pet parents into saying yes to it, then squeezing the bag with all of your strength when the needle is in their skin, is both fraudulent and malpractice. 5. Not one of you told us that we need Potassium Citrate to break up the bladder crystals to prevent more bladder stones. Instead, you bullied my worried boyfriend into spending over $100 on 4 pounds of dry food and 12 cans of wet cat food that contain grains, spinach, chunks of carrots, and none of it is organic. Glyphosate and atrazine are extremely toxic, accumulate in grains, and are banned in other first world countries because of the serious health implications they impose on human health. Do you really think they don't pose a serious risk to pet health? Why is a $50+ bag of 4lb. cat food that isn't organic full of so many grains that are grown with those chemicals your expert recommendation? Don't be a Big Food and Big Ag shill. Do better. 6. The wet food contains both spinach and carrots, both non-organic. Spinach is extremely high oxalate. I avoid it both because of that and due to the frequent contamination of Salmonella and E. Coli. Carrots are medium oxalate. Neither are required for the health of cats. Image 1: Picture of the bladder ultrasound, featuring a hyaline cast with another darker cast over the top of it in the middle left. Neither one of those that they pointed out as struvite crystals was, in fact, a struvite crystal. On the lower bottom, part of a single struvite crystal. Image 2: Example of things you'll see in urine, including casts and crystals. Image 3: Struvite crystals in urine when they are in a concerning quantity. Image 4: Bladder stone my cat passed in the room where the doctor said he didn't have an obstruction and didn't offer him any pain relief. Images 5 - 7: Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care Chicken & Vegetable Stew wet food. Images 8 - 10: A very happy, healthy kitty who got a bladder stone because of a UTI and got better on his own with no help from these people, thankfully!

Thanks to TCAH for saving my dogs life. We've been going to TCAH for years and no matter what vet…read morewe saw we always got great care. But Dr. Vito saved my dog's life! Thank you!

I hate going to the vet, but love coming here. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and the…read morevets always go out of their way to get results/medicine to you quickly. I don't usually review, but these folks deserve it!

I really can't say enough about the Gibson City Veterinary clinic. When our dog Maggie got…read morecritically injured; we called our regular veterinarian;but it was after hours and he never called us back,....(even months later he never called us back); we were scared and worried ...as blood was spurting out of her....so we called the Gibson city veterinary clinic,... I can not praise them enough. We were not their patients, and yet they came in after hours and saved our dog's life... If you love your pets and want Drs... That realize that they are members of your family..,..call them.... They are wonderful I could go on and on...

We appreciate the excellent and personable customer service, the care and attention given to our…read morehorses, and we trust the expertise from Dr. Tucker and her wonderful staff! I highly recommend Dr. Tucker and the clinic for your veterinarian needs!