Unfortunately for me I've been here often! My pets seem to love the vet and this place always goes…read moreabove and beyond. All the vets are very knowledgeable and kind and I'm happy to see that there's a very low turnover rate. We've been seen by all of them and they are truly a great team.

We loved and appreciated Dr. Harmor's & the staff's level of care they showed and provided for my…read moretwo kitties. It was easy to communicate with the doctor and staff when it came to medication and specialty food and not once did I feel as if they weren't receiving great care!

Dr Robertson has been our Vet for over 10 years . When she set up her own practice, we followed her…read morethere. She's that knowledgeable, kind, and compassionate to both owners and pets. Marc at that office also gets our kudos, too. I'm so glad we have them in our pets' lives and ours as well.

Five years ago we needed to find a mobile vet for our pup who would have a seizure (really!) just…read morewalking into a vet office. Enter Twin Pines Animal Clinic and Dr. Hardy. Our dog (now 13) is still nervous, but by the end of the home visit acts like she's found her new best friend. Dr. Hardy's explanations are excellent, and the team is quick, efficient, but never rushed. Highly recommended!

if I could give it zero stars I sure as f*** would. I lost 2 dogs under the care of Dr. Raja, one…read morewas barely 4 months old the other was just over 3 years. I brought the dogs there because of a staff member, Bianca who is actually in Washington because she relocated up here when I returned. If Dr Raja actually knew the type of person she truly was he wouldn't ride so hard for her but that's not this post. I blame the clinic for both of those loss, and this is the second review I'm leaving my first was deleted because I was honest I. the fact that they refuse to take ownership of the hand they played in Najee's death. if you honestly think I'd allow my son dog to go untreated to later die in his arms you got me f***** up. she was a replacement of the first dog Bianca let die as my son pleaded with her for help crying on the floor. Dr Raja told me he regretted ever treating my dogs I regret it too as they'd both still be here. They can continue to delete my reviews as I will continue to repost.. Because of the clinic & staff, my son has attempted suicide 2 times most recently last week. I had a case against the clinic using there own failed documentation and honored my sons request and let it go but how many animals will come at the hands of what's deemed professional?? when my son text his staff he was told she looked better.. tell me dose she?

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. I highly recommend Finn Hill Animal Hospital. Dr. Raja…read moreis the heart. And soul of figs practice.. He has been our veterinarian for the past 10 years. He has taken great care with our two cats from the time they were 3 months old. He shares typical ailments. That can come up for both breeds, keeps us informed and checks for those in addition to regular check ups. Also, if we need services outside the hospital, he always recommends places that are also 5-star. The staff are also amazing. Everyone is genuine and treats me and my sons with respect as we interact with them.

I've been bringing my dog here for a year and so far they've been really great. They seem to really…read morecare about pets and offer affordable solutions. Every staff member I've interacted with has seemed passionate about keeping pets healthy.

This Vet requires a full examination for every visit to their office. This is an incredible way to…read moremake sure that you vomit hundreds of dollars every visit you make to them. These people can no longer be trusted and are often wrong about their treatments. Truly taking advantage of people! Will be taking our business elsewhere but they do not care.

We entrusted this clinic with the care of our pets for more than 20 years and always believed they…read morehad our family's best interests at heart. Sadly, our recent experience surrounding the care of our beloved dog left us deeply disappointed. After his passing, we reached out to discuss our concerns and to request a partial refund for services that had been provided. We understood that the clinic might not agree with our request, but we had hoped for a more compassionate and understanding response given our long history as clients and the difficult circumstances our family was facing. Instead, we left the conversation feeling dismissed and unsupported during an incredibly painful time. Losing a pet is heartbreaking. What has made this experience even more difficult is feeling unheard by a clinic we trusted for over two decades. We hope our feedback encourages reflection and a greater commitment to compassionate communication and client care in the future.

UPDATE: I waited until I was less upset to write this…read moreupdate. Time didn't really help, I'm still angry. Your response is insulting and only reinforces my concern about this practice. Instead of engaging with the substance of what I experienced, you've chosen to focus on technicalities and imply I'm mistaken or confused. Who the owner was is completely beside the point. I was a long-term client, and I know exactly who I was dealing with and the guidance I received. An employee told me the vet who assisted me was the owner. Attempting to discredit my experience over that detail feels evasive rather than accountable. Dismissing my account as "erroneous" without addressing the actual outcomes is troubling. I was given advice, that I later learned through a second opinion, was inappropriate and ridiculous... and in at least one case, dangerously wrong. That is not a misunderstanding; that is a failure in the care Inglemoor provided. Yes, I have the correct location. Anything incorrect I said was because it was information given to me by your employees. You state that you don't "insist" on treatments, yet the pressure I experienced happened. You claim not to offer or promote certain therapies, yet they were explicitly presented to me. You describe medications as readily available and inexpensive, yet I repeatedly struggled to obtain them and saw poor results while being told the condition was effectively "untreated." These are not abstract complaints, these are my experiences. Rather than acknowledging that I may have had a genuinely poor and even harmful experience, your response suggests I must be wrong. That lack of reflection is exactly why I will continue to compel others to seek care elsewhere. I did not write my review lightly. I wrote it after losing my cat under circumstances that, according to another veterinarian, involved missed or incorrect diagnoses, and after seeing a clear improvement in care with my surviving cat once I left your practice. If you truly take negative feedback seriously, then start by considering that not every uncomfortable review is "erroneous." Do better. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I caution everyone against considering Inglemoor Animal Hospital. My cats suffered needlessly and I strongly feel I was misled and pressured into unnecessary, inappropriate treatments and costs. Not everyone can afford a 2nd opinion but I'm glad I could. While some vets at Inglemoor were kind and well-meaning over the years... the owner, who was my primary vet, gave advice that was not only unhelpful but may have caused serious harm to my cats. She pushed pseudoscientific treatments like acupuncture, misdiagnosed dental issues (recommending unnecessary surgery), and dismissed the need for special kidney diet food for my elderly cat who did in fact have kidney disease, (which was later confirmed by another vet.) They insisted on radioactive iodine treatment for my elderly cat's hyperthyroidism. But due to the cat's advanced age, I went with the less invasive option of medicating daily. Getting it was a pain (at times it was out of stock,) the expensive medication did not control the issue as expected. After many months, I was told her condition was being documented as untreated. That statement made me furious, and finally decide to go elsewhere for care. I got a second opinion from a far more competent veterinarian who corrected these misdiagnoses and actually demonstrated the reasoning behind their care plan. I'm deeply frustrated I had to go elsewhere to get proper help. The cat with hyperthyroidism passed away from extensive undiagnosed cancer shortly after their first exam with the new vet. It was too late for them to help. My surviving cat is having a much better time under the care of a different vet.

We love our current vet, didn't really appreciate the one a few years back. But now, they are so…read morehelpful, kind, and always there for our cat and dog. They are priceworthy, close, and knowledgeable. Thank you for being there!

We were able to get an appointment next day and they have worked so hard to try to find out what is…read morewrong with our dog. They even fit us in to get more xrays and blood work. Hoping that our dog can keep the meds down so they can do their work. They even clipped her nails for us. They did everything they could but couldn't save her.

Excellent experience these vet's saved my ayam cemani roosters life…read more I couldn't believe the care and attention that they gave him. They took him in as soon as I walked in the door and the vet and vet technician was constantly updating me on what they were doing I was truly impressed. The cost was really good for the services they provided. I can't thank them enough.

Because this is the only exotic vet in our area, people are stuck monstrous bills (might as well…read moretake out second mortgages just to cover their costs) accompanied by mid solutions. $1,600 for a bird to be stitched up. Then, they wouldn't release the bird back to me when I said that is way too expensive for some stitches. How are they getting away with this?!! Oh yeah... it's Washington State, where no one is held accountable for ANYTHING. I'd give one star, but I'm hoping they might learn a lesson in generosity by me permitting them two.

Dr. Gawley is the most professional and knowledgeable veterinarian that I've ever had take care of…read moremy cat's health, and she's also funny and kind. My boy is a 17-year-old tabby. You can imagine our bond and why I want the best care that I can find for him. The prices for services and medications are very reasonable. Keep in mind that you get what you pay for...therefore, I'm grateful that the prices are still reasonable for whatever service was provided as well as having bloodwork done, etc. The staff at Cat Clinic of Canyon Park are thoughtful and helpful; I highly recommend Dr.Gawley - she truly cares for her patients and their parents!

Their receptionsist is an uncaring woman who does not care if the cat (who had been a cliet for…read moremany years) was in very dire need of seeing Dr Gawley. The receptionist would not make an appointment for my cat any time in the future. Because of this receptionist, I had to take my kitty to another vet. By the time I could find a vet who had an opening for a new patient, it was too late for kitty. I refuse to go back to the Cat Clinic because of the rudeness of the receptionist. Its ashame because I like Dr Gawley. But it was impossible to get past the receeptionist.

My dog had a lump from an infected mammary gland. I got it taken care of but she needed to be…read morefixed. My other dog got sick and I needed to put him down then my daughter had an emergency so I couldn't afford to have my dog fixed. Later she got another one. I took her in and they couldnt even tell me what it was. Then they said it would be over 2 grand then a week later sent a quote that it would be over 4 grand because the vet refused to do it unless shes fixed at the same time. We had planned to get her fixed anyway right before we found the latest lump. They said we will just "figure it out". This is why some pet parents dont get their animals help when they need it. Could have afforded the surgeries a few months apart but no. Thanks Banfield.

Follow up to my first review…read more I wasn't surprised when I didn't hear from Banfield on Monday despite the receptionist's assurances that the vet would call in the prescription as soon as he was done with his patient. I called again yesterday (Tuesday) at 12:54pm and really, really tried not to be a Karen but I know I came across pretty dammed spicy, having to explain AGAIN to the same receptionist that I was still waiting on my pup's meds. He said that all he could do was pass on my requests to the vet but this time he would also pass on a detailed explanation of what had been happening to the office manager, who would be back in the office shortly. I said I wanted to speak to the office manager directly and said I didn't have my cell phone with me number so to call me at a different number. I even repeated the phone number twice and was reassured I would get a call back to talk to someone that day. I waited. And waited then got caught up with a few things and by the time I looked at the clock, it was 6:01pm. I frantically called the office not they were closed. Grrr!!! I finally got back to my cell around 8pm and found a v/m from the receptionist at 6:18pm. It said they needed to get an accurate weight on my dog so they could call in the correct meds. They would be closed tomorrow so I should bring my dog in on Thursday. WTF???? First, where's my call from the office manager?!?! Second, you do didnt call the number I gave you. Third, so I have to wait two MORE days? Forth, I've already wastwe SO MUCH TIME on this. Now, you expect me to have to take time off work to go to you to get my dog weighed? I was just there a few months ago when the vet prescribed the meds in the first place. Why do you need another weight? If I told them I wanted to spend a lot more money to fill the meds at Banfield, I'm SURE they wouldn't ask me to go through all of these hoops. Why are they making this so difficult?!?! Banfield, please stop holding my poor pup's flea/tick meds hostage!!!

This place is amazing! The vets are thorough and truly care. Pricing is reasonable as well. Highly…read morerecommend.

Best vet I've been to. My cat was peeing outside his litter box and they correctly diagnosed him…read morewith anxiety/urinary crystals. They gave us normal environmental suggestions, but also wrote prescriptions that have worked. Dr Vaughn was so respectful and was able to spend a lot of time with me learning what the issue was and providing excellent education. Pricing was transparent and accurate. Vet tech also helped carry my cat back to my car because I had my hands full. Everyone has been very kind start to finish, would give 6 stars if I could.