What can I say besides excellent!…read more It has been almost four years since our fur babies have received care from this office. We unfortunately have had to re-home 2 animals and was worried that the office would not continue to seeing our other animals but they did! After recovering from multiple surgeries we were able to adopt again and the office welcomed them happily. We have surgeries, x-rays and vaccines done. They are caring, educated and welling work with families no matter what kind of background or social status you are. Thank you Dr. Farris and your wonderful team.

We had a smooth visit from start to finish. This place is very nice and warm. They took good care…read moreof my dog, and her teeth are so bright after dental cleaning. We are very happy with the care from this clinic.

This team is so warm, so friendly, and so competent and sharp. We've been to several vets over the…read moreyears, but this team is by far and away the best of the best, truly. Thank you for taking such good care of our kitties!

I still have nightmares about what happened to my dog here…read more So much so that I cannot even drive down canyon road. We brought him in for euthanasia during one of the hardest moments a family can face. He was already stressed, aggressive, and muzzled, so this required calm, compassionate handling. Instead, the sedative was administered so poorly that medication was spraying and spilling all over us all, which only made him more terrified. What I will never forget is that the euthanasia drug was then given while he was still visibly alert, scared, and actively panicking. Because she didn't want to wait for the assistant to bring her more sedative. His final moments were not peaceful. He died terrified. Years later, I still carry guilt and trauma from witnessing this. We were robbed of the peaceful goodbye every pet and family deserves, and then still had to pay for it. I would never trust this clinic with another animal's final moments.i would never trust them with anything.

Seven times out of ten, we have been disappointed and frustrated, but they are often available in…read moreemergencies, which is appreciated. They will scan chips of found dogs, which has helped us significantly with reuniting families in the area. Another pro is that if they do not have the exact amount/ bottle of meds needed, they will send you with more rather than less. Unfortunately, the staff is extremely disorganized, always late, and several times we've had to come back and pay for a second appointment there or elsewhere because our animals hadn't received everything they needed. What is offered and the price will vary based on which staff person you are talking to. Anticipate being charged more than quoted. If someone doesn't show up for work, everyone is going to hear about it - sounds like a pretty toxic working environment and that the staff does not get along. Tip: You won't get a call back; just text them.

Such a relief to have a veterinarian who is direct, I can understand and is not upselling…read moreconstantly to unnecessary procedures. Also, cost I can afford.

We had a wonderful experience bringing our dog to the vet. She can be anxious to go to the vet and…read moreshe was this time but not as bad as normal. The vet tech and Dr were fantastic and great at explaining what Lola needed for treatment and the best approach to keep her calm. We have a return visit for labs, nail trimming and address her allergies which I am looking forward to since they provide such great care.

We took our 15 week old puppy here after a really traumatizing experience with another vet in the…read morearea. Nugget has been pretty itchy and has a very irritated spot on her paw; we also wanted to make sure she was caught up on vaccinations since they're so important for puppies. We were new clients and our appointment wasn't for another couple of weeks. I called because I was worried about her paw, and they were so sweet and compassionate to get us in the next day even though we weren't established yet. Dr. Boone was our veterinarian. She was so sweet and treated Nugget as if she were her own. Nugget loved her and the rest of the staff; it was amazing for her first veterinarian experience--they made it so special. They explained everything to me and told me about next steps if the current treatment plan didn't work out. We already have our follow-up booked for Nugget's next vaccines. They gave me a ton of helpful puppy information and I am so happy we were able to get in here.

We have had Dr Decent as our veterinarian for about 12 years with multiple pets and have been very…read morepleased with him and the staff. He is pleasant to speak with and very thorough with care. We are very fortunate to have Dr Decent as a veterinarian in this community.

We love Dr. Decent, he has cared for our animals for years. He's kind, compassionate and has the…read morebest office staff. My animals are comfortable around him and his fees are very reasonable.

Timber Ridge has been our vet of choice the last six years. I'm not a fan of corporate vet clinics…read moreand thrilled to find a private practice. It feels more personal and cozy to me. The vet techs and doctors are always so great at explaining things and transparent about costs. I can tell they genuinely care about animals. My dog was never socialized before we got him. We got him during Covid and he was (roughly) seven months old and was found in a barn in Yakima along with four other dogs. He's friendly, but always sooooo scared in social setting, especially at the vet. Timber Ridge is always so patient with him and they never make me feel bad about his social anxiety (something I've experienced at other vet clinics). On to my experience yesterday, I brought in my pup for an urgent care visit for a skin condition. I dropped him off and went home. After dinner, I looked at the clock and it was nearing closing time. I called and found out they had a vet emergency and it pushed everyone's appointment back. It was a Friday night, I'm sure the staff all had other places they would rather be, but they stayed open late, took care of the emergency, and all the pets under their care. I'm grateful I found a clinic that is so kind, patient, and caring. Keep doing what you're doing! I appreciate you all!

I really didn't want to do this. I'm not one to ever, EVER bring a business down. I know what goes…read moreinto it. That being said, I think we have to address what happened here with our now passed dog. Benji was ONLY 6 YEARS OLD. We took him here to have a minor surgery for a small wound from playing too hard in the yard with his brother. We were told his vitals were fine, and his surgery went well. As well as him being a very healthy boy. His wound healed very well, but he was so so sick afterwards, very quickly. We took him back 3 more times that WEEK! Telling them he was not eating, drinking, and having horrible bowel movements. Because of his anxious temperament, they just gave him anti diarrheal meds and shots. Of course, we trusted their instincts. The 3rd time (day 7/8 after surgery) we took him back, and they FINALLY did blood work and told us he had a 10% chance because of acute kidney disease, and sent us to Old Growth ER . We have talked to many, and I mean MANY people in the industry, including Old Growth ER where we had to heartbreakingly put him down the next morning. Old Growth vet team told us this was the worst case of kidney failure they have EVER seen. We requested ALL records, and believe he was extremely neglected. Our dog was so healthy, he was so full of life. Courtney, the Vet said it herself. As you can imagine, it has been so hard to understand. When we called to get some closure, they told us "sometimes, these things happen" I would give 0 stars if I could. We are still so heart broken, he passed away in May 2026. Please, PLEASE read this before trusting this clinic.

Ann Marie has been our vet for several generations and breeds of dogs. Great person! Great…read morecommunicator. Really cares about her pet-patients and their people.

Dr. Annie evaluated our Bolo when he became lethargic and had difficulty lowering his head to feed…read moreas well as yelping getting up and down from the couch or bed. We knew there was something very wrong since he basically went from a vibrant 5 year old mixed breed (cattle dog/husky) to what was more appropriate for a 10 year old dog. She pinpointed his pain was coming from the spine and did a thorough work up. She referred us to her long time colleague, Dr. Jerry Demuth, a Neurology vet at Summit and after a week of evaluation and treatment (they removed a plant foreign body know as Foxtail), he improved dramatically after a few days of antibiotics to treat the abscess caused by the Foxtail migrating. He also was able to taper off his prednisone. So thankful that Dr. Annie and Dr. Jerry were able to save our beloved Bolo!

Thank you Dr. Preston!…read more You helped our beagle Charlie cross over the Rainbow Bridge with dignity before his health got worse. With your help, he crossed in his bed, with his blanket and his head in his mom's lap. We should all go so peacefully. Your bedside manners were amazing. We will see you again. Just not to soon of course! Bless you for doing a tough job.

We scheduled an appointment to have our ailing kitty put to sleep, as she had been struggling long…read moreenough. Our vet recommended Vet in Motion because our kitty was so terrified of leaving the house, we wanted to make things as stress-free as possible for her. Dr. Preston arrived on time, but right off the bat, she said she was going to give our kitty a bunch of pills to sedate her. When I told her our girl had trouble with pills, that she chokes easily, she brushed me off and told me she'd been doing this for (however many) years, and that her way was the best way. Watching her ram like 8 pills down our poor girl's throat, having to re-pill on many of them because she gagged them back up, was horrific. Then it took forever for the pills to take effect at all, in which time our poor kitty was stressed and started having trouble breathing- panting for air. I had to hold her oxygen in front of her nose and mouth so she could breathe. Dr. Preston seemed completely unconcerned. She dragged the process out even further by giving another injection and waiting for it to sedate our poor girl even more. By the time she finally deigned to give the life-ending injections, poor kitty was already half dead. I was barely hanging on keeping from going completely hysterical, and even my husband was in tears. She then told us to bring the body out to the truck when we were ready, and walked out. I have had pets all my life, and I have never been through a more traumatic euthanization. I would never recommend this vet to anyone for any reason. It's been over a month and I can't think about that day without bursting into tears. Oh, and after a week had passed, I noticed a blue spot on our sofa where she had been working. It was one of those damned pills that she had forced on our kitty. Glad the other cats didn't find it first. One of them will eat any little thing like that.