This is such a special veterinary hospital. The doctors here are really recognize the small details…read morethat enable them to provide the care your pet needs. This place is over an hour away and I take all 7 of my pets here. The doctors and nurses here unlike any other veterinarians I have experienced. I have a bunnie, 5 cats, and one pup. There's no way I would take my babies anywhere else. Dr. Kunkel is an incredible surgeon and teacher of new veterinarians. It's a great place to support and the only place I know my pets are loved as much as I love my own. THANK YOU LITTLE HOUSE!!

I could rave all day about how excellent little house is. We have been with them for years and they…read morehave saved both my dog and rabbit's lives! They truly care about your pet, from the doctors to the vet techs to the women at the front desk. Genuinely could not recommend them enough!

I frigging love Dr. Tim and the rest of the staff here. I had a hard time finding a vet…read morerelationship that fit correctly. I disliked and fell out with two other area vet offices for valid reasons last summer. (Southern Vet Center and Priest Lake Vet...my suggestion to anyone is to skip those places.) When I finally landed here, I was skeptical. My mom and I used this office for a dog that died many years ago and the experience wasn't great. That has not been the case recently. I've been bringing my Bassett Hound here for a year and a half and I have no complaints or anything negative to say. I feel like dr. Tim gives advice he would take for his own dogs and not just what will make your bill higher. A trip to the vet is expensive enough without an office adding asshole tax. My dog and I love these folks.

We love Dr. Tim & the entire staff. They've been caring for my pups for years! Have always been…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable & friendly. Definitely recommend.

They are caring and honest. It wasn't priced so high that you t makes us hesitate to go to the vet…read more Thankful we found this vet.

From day one, I have been 'udderly' impressed by the experience with Rock-N-County…read more A fellow Tennessee Goat farmer referred me because I needed a vet to visit our Nubian dairy goat herd at Double JB farm in Fayetteville. Dr. Pribluda performed a herd health check, pregnancy check, microchipping, and blood draws for annual disease testing for CAE, CL, Johnes, Brucellosis, Q-fever, and other much-needed veterinary advice. We tried TIRELESSLY to find a vet to come out to us and found out not many vets in southern-middle TN will travel for "just a goat farm." At Rock N Country, I found the caring staff, AMAZING Vet, and compassionate Vet tech. Transparent costs communicated before the visit are SUPER LOW compared to the jam-packed value I got for this vet visit. It goes without saying we are planning to be a repeat customer

We have been taking g our dogs here for 20 years. Everyone is so kind and the doctors are really…read moreinsightful problem solvers. I highly recommend this place for your pets' medical care.

Service is great. I…read morehave a small complaint. We visited this office at least 3 or 4 times. The staff took the time to share with us what procedure/vaccine was needed. No one EVER told us how much it cost during the visit. After the treatment, we walk up to the front desk. They also never explain to us what the charges are. They just gave us a total, and demand payment. I need to ask for a break down print out to understood the details. I just don't enjoy that very much.

We recently switched to WesVet after having a bad experience at another local vet. The other local…read morevet left him with anxiety related to seeing the vet and new people for procedures. My pup has had to visit WesVet 3x since the switch. Each time, Dr. Wes and the rest of the staff treat him with so much kindness and offer top notch care. This boy used to be terrified of going to the back room at his old vet and he trots along with the techs.

We have used WesVet for years and have always been 150% satisfied!! The staff cares about my fur…read morebabies and is always so caring. Doc Wes always takes the best care of them and has always addressed any of my questions and concerns

My cat has been sneezing/coughing and vomiting for several days. I had an appointment to see Dr…read more Tooley at 3:30. They took me into a freezing room (~65 degrees) and she came in at 4:15. She is young and wasn't sure of a diagnosis. She recommended a $225 blood test that revealed nothing. That took an hour. Then she suggested antibiotics. I was freezing and finally at 6pm walked out of that room and her assistant scurried up with the antibiotics in pill form, which would not work for my cat...how do I administer that? The assistant giggled and said they ran out of the liquid and I could put it in his food, which didn't work either. He's gotten considerably worse in the last couple days. They are terrible.

I was in a bind- my pups were being boarded in just 4 days and they were in need of a canine…read moreinfluenza vaccine. My regular vet didn't have any vaccine available; as a matter of fact, I called at least 5 places and no luck. Fortunately VAC McKay's Mill came through with the vaccine. But what is most impressive is how from the first phone call through the visit, the staff were all pleasant, professional, and proficient! They saved the day! I'm grateful.

My dog recently had a deeply distressing experience under the care of Dr. Bakker during what should…read morehave been a routine procedure. Shortly after sedation began, I received a call saying the procedure had been aborted because Molly had become tachycardic and that a "new to her" heart murmur had been discovered. I was told they were actively trying to stabilize her. As you can imagine, I was terrified. What made this situation even more upsetting was that her heart murmur was not new information. It is clearly documented in Dr. Bakker's own exam notes from 11/2025, where she both acknowledged the murmur and graded it a 2. Despite this, I was told that neither she nor Dr. Clay had been informed or heard it--contradicting her own records. During this emergency, I was also accused of refusing necessary bloodwork due to cost. This is simply untrue. I questioned the need to repeat an entire senior panel only six months after the last one, but I never refused care due to money. If the senior panel had been medically necessary, that should have been clearly explained. Instead, the clinic agreed to proceed with standard pre‑op labs, which later came back normal. I was further told that because she was marked DNR, and because I had "refused" the senior panel and "failed" to disclose the murmur, the outcome should be considered good. For clarity: I chose DNR only after asking whether CPR was as physically traumatic for dogs as it is for humans. I was told that it certainly can be, which influenced my decision. My girl is almost 9 years old and 10 pounds. I imagined broken ribs and how traumatic that might be for her. I later learned from a veterinary professional that this risk is extremely low for a dog of her size. I made the best decision I could with the information I was given. It was not that I wanted my dog to die, but I didn't want to hurt her trying to save her. She's not a puppy anymore. The overall handling of this situation was accusatory, and unprofessional. In a moment when my dog was in medical distress, the focus shifted to blaming me rather than providing clarity or compassion. I have had dogs my entire life and have never experienced care like this. Given the circumstances, I do not believe I should have been charged for the visit, although I paid the $200+ bill, and I strongly feel that an apology is warranted. Unfortunately, based on how this was handled, I do not expect one from Dr. Bakker. I hope this review encourages greater attention to communication, accuracy in medical records, and compassion toward pet owners who are already scared and vulnerable.

Doctors seem as they dont want to send you to a specialist for a second or maybe a third opinion…read more Our poor Nova passed away in our daughters lap Doberman Pinscher at 5 1/2 years old. She was kind of an rescue at 10 months old she was in the Velociraptor stage. When we got her she was leaking urine as if she had an incontinence issue. We had taken her to a vet in Brentwood, they did bloodwork and urinalysis. Bloodwork wasn't abnormal but found elevated pancreas levels. Hmm. Ok wanted to run some test i coukdnt afford at the time. Went to another vet in lewisburg and they also did bloodwork neither showing abnormaties and they put her on an incontinence med. Worked for a short time and she started leaking again. So we went to ALL PETS HEALTH spring hill. Third times a charm right?! WRONG!! DEAD WRONG. Saw Dr Clay. Once again we did bloodwork. Imidiate response "Nova is diabetic" we need to get her i. For a glucose curve (i didnt go to vet school so she must be right, right?) $300 later we need to start her on insulin cool we started on insulin. Every 2-6 weeks doing a glucose curve and upping insulin. Mind you insulin started out around $50 a bottle we were using 1 for a week n half. This went on for a year and a half. After changing diet, no treats nothing with sugar her glucose levels were the same and an insulin bottle was now $89 1 a week. On a friday in march of 26' our daughter took nova to a local park with her friend and her dog like usual. Nova comes home wore out. Sat breathing heavy as if she just ran 5 miles straight. I called all pets health and they couldnt get her in till mon morning. She had calmed a bit so ok. Take her in and saw another doctor so they did an exray and found a tiny spot on her lung radiologist responded right away that it was metastatic chancer. Ok, now what? She has a fever so she cant go to the oncologist till she has a rabies shot which now somehow they have no record of and she can't get it till the fever is gone. Also found some pneumonia so treated with an antibiotic and said to comeback on wednesday if the fever was down they would do a urinalysis and giver her her rabies's shot. Prepaid for the urinalysis on monday. My daughter took her back got her rabies shot and they never did the urinalysis. Mind you she still had labored breathing. They sent in the referral to the oncologist then that was scheduled for the next Wednesday. She stopped eating i called back Thursday night and picked up an appetite stimulant . Said to give in am so i waited till Friday morning. She started to eat but didn't teally want to. Didnt eat anything at all after but kept drinking. Sat morning i called them again paid $165 for gabepentin and another med to have her pass away 3 hours later. So heart broked. Called the previous vets to get all the bloodwork done on her the first 2 compared but allpets didn't. I CAME TO THE CONCLUSION SHE HAD PANCREATIC CANCER AND NOT DIABETES. A year and a half went by paying them lots of money for nothing. Please if you must go there and you dont like what they have diagnosed ask for a referral to VES Nashville. GET A SECOND OPINION SO YOUR DOG DOESNT DIE TOO!!

Thankful for the blunt honesty I was given while here during a scary few hours with my older cat…read more It helped me make educated and selfless decisions for my sweet baby. This is what all vets need to be--give me the statistical rate of recovery so I can weigh it against the costs of care. Thank you for putting my sweet baby first.

MRI machine was broken & we drove over 2 hrs to get help for my dog only to find out that they…read morewould not be able to help him until they could do the mri. had to drive to murray, ky for a ct scan & then have surgery in paris. the vet said my dog would probably be up walking around had we not taken so long to have the surgery done. We called numerous times on Sunday & was told that there was not a neurologist on duty or on call & to be there at 5am Monday morning & we were only to find out that they could not help us at all. Time was of the essence & my dog still cannot walk because we waited a little too long to do surgery. Not happy with the care that we received or lack of