I highly recommend taking your pets to Dr. Kent Callicott…read more I took my pug to Dr. Callicott for nasal and soft palate surgery to help improve her breathing. Not only did he do an excellent job with the surgery, but he also discovered a mass in the back of her mouth that had gone unnoticed. Since then, Dr. Callicott has been incredible. He has guided me through every step of the treatment process after the mass was confirmed to be cancerous. He has taken the time to answer all of my questions with patience and compassion, helping me understand our options and making a very difficult situation much easier to navigate. I am truly grateful for his expertise, thoroughness, and genuine care for both my dog and my family. I couldn't recommend Dr. Callicott more highly.

We have had decent experiences with their vet staff and grooming, but unfortunately we will no…read morelonger be coming back. After making the same requests with each groom and being ignored over and over again, we have to take our business elsewhere. We ask that our dog be cut pretty short for the Summer heat, and we always have to shave her more when she gets home. She has also seemed terrified the last couple of times we've dropped her off. When she gets home she drinks her entire water bowl until it's empty... did they not give her any water between 8 am and 5 pm? For our peace of mind, we will be going elsewhere.

I was satisfied with this Vet for a few years because we usually see a regular Vet for my animals…read more This was until they just changed Vets without our knowledge. My dog fell off the bed and wasn't walking on his hind legs is why we rushed him to Green Summit. Instead of putting my dog on a stretcher they made my husband walk him into their facility. He was wobbly and fell twice on the hard floor before my husband picked him up and they put them in a room. When we called we informed them of our dogs condition and he couldn't put any pressure on his hind legs. He should have been put on a stretcher from the car to get seen. So the new vet came in (a Man with tats on his head) and they misdiagnosed him with an ACL injury and sent us home with steroids and pain pills. No Xray or tests were done. By that night our dog was completely paralyzed from the chest down. We took him to another vet and they said he definitely had a spinal cord injury. which should have been correctly diagnosed from the beginning. After a week of my doggy paralyzed he was no longer urinating, we called around town to see if we could get him in to release his bladder, and Green Summit was the ONLY one who could get him in. So again we took our dog to this vet. The same vet came in but this time not as a man, but as a woman in a wig and a stuffed bra on. He gave us the most vague answers on what we needed to do, so he referred us to an emergency vet. A $400 bill for them to recommend him to a different vet. We got to the emergency vet and after an hour they came in with horrible news, Diesel couldn't be fixed and was living in pain...we had to put my 6 year old guy to sleep. WHY DID YOU HAVE MY DOG EVEN ATTEMPT TO WALK INTO YOUR FACILITY??? We told you over the phone he had no movement in his back legs. I know he was probably wasn't able to be fixed, but with the right diagnosis maybe he wouldn't have suffered for a whole week

We've had a rough last month with our oldest dog (she's over 16!). She got bit by another dog and…read moretook extra time to recover. Over a month, we were making daily trips to Green Summit, then every other day, then a weekly visit while we waited for one of her puncture marks to close. Every vet that helped us was so thorough and so kind. Our dog also has Cushing's (which was diagnosed by Dr. Sbisa in 2020) and we wouldn't even consider going someplace else because they know her well and treat her well! I'm so tremendously thankful for Dr. Sirna, Dr, Sbisa, and Dr. Schaeffer- they all had a hand in helping my Winnie get better!