Had to wait for hours in order to see a vet (roughly 3 hours) it seems they are short staffed. When…read moreI called a week later to check in, they lost the medical records of my pet. Later it was squared away but still a major red flag. Overall, I feel like money is their main prerogative instead of truly helping the animals. That may not be true for the individual vets themselves but instead the business owners may be seeking to make a larger profit than what's necessary.

Called asking them questions about animal vaccinations, they blocked my phone! Worthless veterinary…read moreclinic.

I picked up my puppy 1/4/21, she is a joy ! Sweet & so…read moresmart & just beautiful !! Didn't cry even 1st night, she knows sit , up & is almost house broken @ not even 12 wks .... she's just perfect & Marc was so nice & made sure we were prepared & informed & offered his ongoing support should I need it . I would definitely recommend them !! But I might have already gotten the Best one ...

Six short years ago, we brought Kobe home from Outback Valley Acres. He quickly became one of the…read moregentlest, most loving chocolate Labs anyone could ask for. When we first brought him home, he was covered in fleas and infested with worms. We contacted the owners, who apologized and explained that he had been down by the creek shortly before we adopted him. We treated him, moved forward, and spent the next six years making wonderful memories with a dog who brought so much love and joy into our lives. Today, we had to say goodbye to our beloved family member. Kobe was diagnosed with Degenerative Myelopathy (DM), a devastating genetic disease that gradually destroys a dog's ability to walk, move, and eventually control normal bodily functions. His mind remained as sweet and loving as ever, but his body slowly stopped cooperating. The disease is often compared to ALS in humans. What makes this loss even more heartbreaking is that DM is an inherited genetic disorder. A dog must inherit the gene from both parents to develop the disease. Outback Valley Acres advertises that they genetically test their breeding dogs for Degenerative Myelopathy and that their English Labrador Retriever litters are clear/normal for this condition. Based on what happened to Kobe, that claim raises serious questions for our family. Our sweet boy suffered from the very disease they state their breeding program is designed to prevent. No family should have to watch their dog lose his mobility, independence, and dignity to a hereditary disease that responsible breeding and genetic testing are intended to help avoid. We are devastated by the loss of Kobe. He deserved so much better, and we deserved many more happy years with him. We hope that by sharing his story, other families will ask questions, request documentation, and carefully research breeders before bringing home a puppy

Overall, we've had pretty good experiences with angel for Animals. We've gotten Six cats from…read morethem. One cat we got from them died within a year. She She suddenly fell ill. It was suspected she had feline leukemia. Two other cats we recently adopted from the same place developed severe bronchial infections, but we returned them for treatment. We were given medication for them, and they are now recovering well. I believe they make a genuine effort.They do seem to care for their animals, but with that many animals I suppose there would be problems but that they're willing to help you when the animals are sick is huge.

Nearly impossible to get ahold of, leave a voicemail and get a call back sometimes days later if at…read moreall. Adopted my beagle from here in 2020 and since i moved to another state and came back home they will not treat him since he hasn't been there in over 18 months because they're no longer accepting new patients. I think that's ridiculous to turn away a dog that was adopted from YOUR facility. Probably for the best as they've just gotten harder and harder to get ahold of throughout the years. Maybe hire more staff and you could keep up with the demand!

I was visiting my family from Arizona when my sciatica started to act up. Being nervous with…read moreadjustments already finding a new doctor was even more terrifying, I first called a few other local offices and none of them were accepting new patients. I next called Blue Ribbon Chiropractic and spoke with a very warm and friendly lady named Sandy. I felt that they truly cared that I was in pain and quickly got me into see the doctor. I can't say enough great things about Dr. Lisa. She's a terrific doctor, great "table side" manner, warm, witty, and funny. I have sent 3 friends and my mom to her and they all are as impressed as I am!

So grateful to Dr. Lisa for getting me in so quickly. She does an amazing job too The staff is…read morevery welcoming

Dr. Amanda and her staff are always so wonderful, welcoming, helpful, and here for you and your…read morepets. She isn't in it for the money, she's in it to keep you away from her office, which is truly so important and reassuring. Our pup is never afraid to go in, and looks forward to seeing her! Would recommend to anyone!

Great place to shop for the fur babies. Beyond great selection and opened a whole new world to me…read moreon what is offered for pet nutrition. Owners and employees are always welcoming and super helpful!

We went shopping for our new puppy here for healthy treats. We noticed that many hard to source…read morehealthy, wholesome treats were in this store. So nice to be able to see these options in person. The staff was so kind. We asked for help finding a specific treat and the staff member walked the whole store to help us find items similar. They even called a supplier to help us get a treat our puppy loves in store. So kind and knowledgeable!

We purchased our 10 month old mini English bulldog and our 3 month old Frenchie from Stone Quarry…read moreand we couldn't be happier!! Both our girls are beautiful, loving, sweet tempered and are healthy with no issues! We would definitely recommend buying a puppy from them.

From the owner: Stone Quarry Bulldogs breeds all real AKC English Bulldogs. Our puppies are healthy, happy and are…read moreavailable after eight weeks. We are passionate about breeding only sound puppies, and we specialize in small rare colored bulldogs. Visit our site!