This lady is awesome !! She did a spectacular job on our dog!! She was on time, super pet friendly,…read moreand left our baby looking amazing. If you're looking for a mobile grooming this is it !!

She always does a great job always on time if she's not she'll give you a heads up My dogs are…read morealways happy being with her for over eight years love her

We had to take our cat in after hours because she was limping but they only had her in the back for…read morehalf an hour. Gave us a quick diagnosis which seems to be helping (been a week now) the cat's pills, bill, and on our way.

We really Willowcreek Animal Hospital. They are helpful, and nice and take excellent care of our…read morepets.

Best place in the world I wouldn't take my dogs anywhere else. She has excellent doggie daycare…read morewith attentive staff and you can really tell she loves the dogs all of them.

I took my dogs there for one day for daycare. the communication on the phone and in person could be…read moreimproved. Felt as if I was talking to high school kids. I had to ask all the questions. How did they do? What did they do? I would not recommend. i really don't know what they did for 6 hours. They were very thirsty when they got home. Safe to say overall they will not return.

My wife and I had an amazing experience while looking for a dog to adopt. We found a dog that was…read moreas close to perfect for us as they get! This is not your average animal shelter. Most of the ones we have visited look like doggy prison, but not this one. At other shelters, all the dogs are in the same room and the barking gets so unbearable that you just want to leave. That's not how it is at the Snake River Animal Shelter. They have two separate rooms for the adult dogs, so even if most of the dogs are barking, there aren't enough that you get a migraine. What makes this place really stand out to me is that they have a room set up like a family's living room in which you can sit down, take the dog off the leash, and get to know it. The entire shelter feels very homey and I cannot say enough great things about the staff and volunteers there. UPDATE: It has been two weeks since we adopted our dog, and we just got a call from the shelter to see how things are going! We thought that was really nice that they are still concerned about our experience and how the dog is doing. As I said, the staff is amazing.

We were greeted in an open and friendly manner. We are looking for an adoptable dog and although…read morethere were several there, unfortunately none quite fit us. They did let us know that we were welcome any time, even if we just wanted to take a dog for a walk. Awesome

Mistie Badders of BK9 really helped me turn my 3.5 month old Belgian Malinois, Harriet, in a new…read moredirection. I was having a very hard time with training because Harriet was quite aggressive towards me. I didn't think that I wanted to keep her because I was afraid of what she would be like at 1 year, dangerous. After an initial meeting with Mistie she told me a lot about Harriet's personality and why Harriet was acting the way she was. With Mistie's Basic Training package Harriet made HUGE improvements. At this time Harriet is only 5 months old and still has a lot to learn. However, if not for Mistie I would not have kept my beautiful and very smart Harriet. Thank you, Mistie.

I took my dog Phil to see Mistie, from the recommendation from a friend. Phil has some social…read moreanxieties and gets really nervous around strangers and barks at strangers because of it. After 1 week with Mistie, I am able to take him out and about without him barking at strangers. Phil is a totally different dog now, for the better. Worth the drive to Idaho from Utah.

I have been coming to the Ammon Veterinary Hospital since 2017 and have had amazing service and…read moregreat help through various tough issues with 4 dogs. Dr. Burr and Dr. Schrader have been amazing doctors, kind to us, and empathetic. Several weeks ago, my dog was given a minor surgery to remove a small mass on her leg by Dr. Waltz. This is our first time seeing the new vet Dr. Waltz. The direction after the surgery was to let her rest and to only do light activities like mild walks. While leaving the vet, my wife noticed that the surgery wound was bleeding and informed the staff, but they told her that this is normal. Bleeding continued and my wife took our dog back. More medication was given to sedate her. My wife went back several more times as the bleeding wouldn't stop. Our dog was generally just sleeping, rarely active/moving around only to use the restroom and eat. We didn't walk her or play with her or give her excess stimulation, but the bleeding persisted until she was given staples and wrapped in a bandage by Dr. Schrader. We were told to keep applying bandages regularly until the wound healed and provided supplies. The staples began to pull out and we returned to the vet. Dr. Waltz stated to not wrap the wound. My wife expressed the difficulty of trying to keep a dog kenneled for 15 hrs as we do not live close to where we work. We explained that we were doing the best we could given our schedules but kenneling her all day was not a viable option. This conversation was not empathetic and my wife came home in tears expressing how awful she was made to feel, as if we are abusing our children. She was visibly shaken and upset at the encounter. She felt like she was being interrogated and did not feel as if she was being taken seriously or at her word. The wound continued to bleed and the staples pulled out even with mild activity such as using the restroom and eating. I took off work to get advice from Dr. Waltz. Dr. Waltz denied being informed of many of the things my wife said she had expressed to me and also took an accusatory/condescending tone with me. She stated that I should let her do her job while I do mine, which is fair as she the vet, but her demeanor suggested she did not believe me. I don't like being suggested to that my wife is lying and I have no reason to believe she would lie about what she said about our animals to the vet. Regardless, I trusted the vet that Freya needed to be kenneled for more treatment. I stated that I would return on either Friday or Thursday if I could make it home from work. During this time, and many times in the past, I have explained who to contact and when to contact, but each time the wrong phone numbers were called to give us updates. Upon calling we were told without specifics that she was fine and that Dr. Waltz was leaving detailed voice messages with updates. We have received no voicemails. We were unaware of what procedures, medications, etc. were given to our dog. I had lost faith in the ability of this vet, spoke with my previous veterinary hospital regarding the events and medical opinion, left work early on Thursday, and then called shortly before arriving that I was picking her up. We were told the doctor was unavailable and we had to wait for Dr. Waltz to give us an update. When I arrived, I was told the same. I stated that Dr. Waltz could call me when she was free, but that I wanted my dog right now. I was told that I cannot have my dog until Dr. Waltz sees me. I stated that even in a hospital, the patient can leave if they want. My dog was in a stable condition resting in a kennel. I was told that I cannot have my dog back. I stated that I would call the police if my dog was not returned immediately. Only then, Dr. Burr, who was unaware of this situation, promptly returned my dog and helped me check out. I explained the situation to him briefly and paid. I have spent thousands of dollars here since 2017. I will not return. I am providing this statement to the Idaho DOPL, Board of Veterinary Medicine and requesting investigation into the event. Correspondence can be provided to Beard St. Clair Gaffney.

The staff is rude. They're condescending and I personally would never do business with an outfit…read morelike this ever. at some point businesses need to understand. The customer service is still the most important thing I would not take my vet here ever again. they also push vaccinations that your pet does not need and they push procedures that your pet doesn't need.

We picked up our pup just about a week ago- she is a complete dream. Debbie was so easy to work…read morewith. She sent me home with food, collars, a folder with all the info I would need for my pup, plus a blanket that smelled like mama. Highly recommend

This place is Amazing! I had to bring my fur baby in for his first grooming. He is a longer haired…read morecat and his fur had very large matted clumps. We tried many times to cut out the matted fur, but he wasn't having any part of it. We also noticed over time that he wouldn't let us pet him very much either. I figured he was just getting grumpy in his older age. We finally decided to have him shaved and clean up his matted fur. I asked to have him shaved to look like a little lion. They did an AMAZING JOB! He looks so cute with his hair cut and apparently he felt better too. My sweet, happy, lovable kitty was back! His entire personality was back to his old self. He couldn't get enough attention and craved for us to pet him all the time again. We all jokingly said that we may just have to keep him shaved because he is so much happier. Fast forward 4 months later, his fur is not matted at all but not his normal length either. He is biting at his fur and pulling some of it out. Well, the joke is on me, he wants his hair cut again. Guess I have a little lion on my hands and he found his roar! What a difference it made! Also another perk to this location is that it is next door to the Veterinary Hospital.