Th staff are wonderful, thorough, and kind. They explained all of the options available to keep…read moreour beloved pets healthy.

FIRE DR KENSKE!!! It…read morewas an extremely difficult decision for us to have our dog euthanized. Once we arrived,we were escorted to a very private room and treated professionally by staff. Our precious girl was prepped and ready for the doctor. Dr Kenske walked in and started nervously chattering about her personal information: it was her first day, how many dogs she has, never been married, etc. As one can imagine the stress and emotions that my husband and I were experiencing were overwhelming. The doctor was crying, on the edge of sobbing, while administering the medications and expressing her emotions . My husband yelled for her to stop talking. Yet she continued. I was sitting on the floor with our girl, the doctor was next to me narrating everything she was doing. It was extremely upsetting, especially since there was no confusion that she was already told to stop talking. I finally had enough and screamed for her to stop the chatter before I end up laying on the floor related to my emotional and physical state! Dr Kenske finished administering the meds, threw the syringe on the floor and left the room. The only saving grace was the professional care and compassion that Brittany, vet tech/ Veterinary student, demonstrated. We were then able to sit tearfully alone with our girl. Brittany took the time to sit and address all of our questions and concerns.

For 15 years the folks at Warsaw Animal Clinic have been caring for our furry family members. We…read moreare so very grateful for all of you and the way you treat our critters as if they were your own.

Great staff. Very caring and gentle with my dogs. They have taken care of my dogs for about 20…read moreyears.

They take such good care of our cat Jack! The cat condos and soundproof room with windows so the…read morekitties can watch bird feeders are so much better than most kennels for cats and the staff is amazing.

Took my two skiddish pups here for a summer grooming…read more...... My older pup (Matti)...has never been to a grooming facility...and is quite reactive to new situations....had an amazing time with our groomer Sarah. According to Sarah, Matti needed NO muzzle, and she was calm throughout! Our younger pup Sitka (feral dog, we've only had her about two months), needed a total shave, as her undercoat was completely matted and causing her distress in the war ish weather. Sarah and crew did an AMAZING job keeping the pups calm ALL DAY, and making them SO comfortable and gorgeous! The pups greeted us happily, and without any (so obvious) stress signs. HIGHLY recommend 4-Leggers...but actually, don't go here. Leave the few appointments they have for ME! I have already secured another appt for my pooches, but next time will schedule out for a year. This place is THAT GOOD. Can't comment on the lodging they offer, but for Grooming, they are amazing. Sarah will walk you through everything prior to your pups arriving. She is quick to email if there are any issues, and even sends pics of the pups in progress! Hope this place saves me some time for my poochies, as they LOVE IT!!!

Took my 4 year old Siberian x Corgi May 2022. I cannot say enough good things about Richard. He's…read morequiet and possibly shy. Maybe he's in the perfect job. Working with animals and not so much with people. The results were miraculous. Bandit was matted around his back end, razor Claws, and winter coat shedding. I returned 2.5 hours later to read my Kindle in lot but Richard came out smiling with a bouncy Bandit. He looked fantastic. I was so happy. I'm now a huge fan. Bandit is extremely difficult for me to groom alone. Being alone is fairly new. He's like a slinky. He screams like a Banshee. It's the Siberian in him. I do have a question. I was raised It's gauche to tip an owner. Does that still hold true? Anyone know? So next time I'm better prepared?

Always a great job on our pups! They are always happy, not stressed, when they are groomed by…read moreRichard.

The whole process of handing over my sweet pup to receiving her ashes was perfect. It was all…read morehandled with compassion and care.

I couldn't have asked for a more compassionate place to help give me closure in the passing of my…read morevery loved Pixie. I don't even know how I found the number, but I'm glad I did. I felt seen, I felt cared for, and I felt like they gave my baby the greatest respect. When she was returned to me, I finally felt like I could breathe a little and was happy to be bringing her home. It's really the little things that people do that really turn out to be big, and they know what a grieving person needs. I'm so thankful to David and anyone else who works behind the scenes. Thank you!

Sissy and family are champion show breeders. They spend about 100% of their time working with…read morebeautiful birds. I'm returning to Sissy's bird colony today to adopt a few more beautiful birds. Her environment is clean, professional, experienced, and birds are healthy. The people who leave false bad reviews because you don't know how to care for birds are awful. There are many factors involved with caring for birds from vitamins, environmental air, water, temperature, attention and what you feed them. It's most likely not the breeder who had caused your birds disorders; it's what's going into and around the birds. Sissy is professional and experienced with many birds, and would never cause issues to birds. Like I said, I'm a returning customer and if the birds and Sissy weren't fantastic, then I'd be going to Petsmart instead of driving 55 miles. This breeder is 100% highly recommended; she's wonderful!

Update on my previous review. People be careful or you could get into an emotional, mental and…read morefinancial roller coaster. I hesitated to write this and postponed it for three years, using the time to educate myself and connect with avian specialists and researchers. The fabulous macaw which we adore and purchased from Sissy has an incurable condition called Avian Ganglioneuritis which is passed vertically through the egg. Lilly (Sissy) denied responsibility even though I made clear I have no requests from her part and the only reason I contacted her was to inform her so she can test the breeding pair and save future owners from going through this ordeal. We all need to come forward in order to stop the spread of this horrible virus that will eventually result into a painful death of our most beloved feathered family member. For more information watch the Lafeber webinars on the topic or talk to your avian vet.