Marty, my cat got ill, and Dr. Carlisle help me for one week straight to see if we can get him to…read morerecover. It was a tough road, but Dr. Carlisle stuck with me and we tried to constantly just pull Marty out of what was happening to him but in the end he is at peace now . Thank you, Dr Carlisle and the staff at Kenosha animal Hospital very much for all the help and the compassion that they had for Marty with the time Marty spent in the hospital there ,thank you so much

Our family has taken our dog to this location for years. She has had her shots here and when she…read moreswallowed the plastic part of her squeaky toy, we brought her here as well. They took very good care of her and her issue was resolved! The staff are pleasant, and overall a nice and professional place for our furry little loved pets!

So much for being a 'companion hospital.' You people are an absolute joke. I explicitly told the…read moreperson on the phone that my cat needed immediate medication for an ongoing condition that is thoroughly documented in your records. Instead of doing your jobs, you gave me a lazy, bureaucratic 'no' and claimed you couldn't see her until the end of June. I don't care how 'busy' you think you are--refusing to look at her history and write a simple prescription is pure negligence. Because of your complete lack of competence and refusal to help a patient in need, she ended up dying. Thank you for killing my animal. Your clinic has blood on its hands.

Just terrible!!! After a huge misunderstanding about payment on a $2000-$2700 surgery and payment…read moreof pre operative blood work- their office manager, Jessica, not even a medical professional is canceling my dogs CANCER SURGERY! The very lack of explaining the bills in the past and now present caused me mass confusion and anger as I have had to repay for vaccinations and come back for more appointments and money!! I called and I was very very frustrated and I most certainly explained myself and that is just awful my poor dog who has cancer WILL NOT BE TREATED BECAUSE THE Office manager has ZERO compassion for people who are struggling stressed, confused, and upset! AND YES I explained this over and over!! Shame on her!!! The animals should come first!!!! Below is one of her cancer tumors from 2 weeks ago- would you not be upset and office manager is worried about $177 bloodwork before surgery payments!! And yes this was on my estimate- I just thought I was paying for it all when she had the procedure and really my frustration began when they wouldn't even send out the blood work without those payment! This is what led to all my frustration

I take both my cats here, and have nothing but great things to say. In fact, I challenge you to…read morefind a clinic in town that's more responsive, flexible, and attentive than this team! I'll wait

My Shih Tzu has been blind for about 2 years with a major concern of pain related to glaucoma…read more While PPAH is our main source of care for Brownie, we had also used a pet ophthalmologist for our area of concern. Recently Brownie really looked in pain and Dr. Petty got him in to examine. We could not get into the Ophthaologist until several weeks later. The pressure in his right eye was extremely high indicating glaucoma related. Tried medication for a week but no improvement. It was recommended that the eye be removed. Surgery was done at PPAH and the difference in my dog is remarkable. Leading a better life. Dr. Petty communicated thoroughly on all aspects of the situation and surgery. Confidence level is high with PPAH.

What else can I say...they are great in every way! They are very respectful to both my dog and…read moremyself. They are a very caring group of people. I have been to other places, but this one is the best I think.

Great people. always ready to help. When i make appointments I am asked which Dr I want to see and…read moreI tell them all 3 are awesome !

The Healing Oasis is hands down the best vet I have ever been to. I've been going to them for 10…read moreyears and they've helped me through several animal emergencies, plus day to day check ups. When I first started seeing them, I was fresh out of college with a newly adopted cat. I had only had him a few months and he started having troubles with bladder crystals. I didn't have a lot of money for treatment, but they helped me stretch my dollar and heal my cat. Years later I adopted an standard poodle. Any time he has a health issue, Healing Oasis is there to check him out and soothe my fears. Dr. Shawn has even come in on his days off for follow up check ups! They are wonderful folks that provide wonderful treatment. If you have a pet of any kind, the Healing Oasis is where you should take them for all of their health needs!

Where is Dr. Shawn Mulvihill? Does anyone know where he is practicing now? The Healing Oasis is…read morenow a "Teaching School" (no longer treating animals) and we are desperately searching for a vet like Dr. Mulvihill. I've tried calling Healing Oasis and they don't have any information about where he went. My dog and cat are having some health issues and we have been having horrible experiences - Dr. M, where did you go? We'd follow you in a heartbeat.

From the receptionist to the vet tech to the vet, my dog and I had an amazing experience at Good…read moreLife! Such dedicated professionals whose expertise is match by their compassion! I have never been treated better at any other vet clinic. They explained every procedure in detail, outlined some potential issues, and treated my dog like the prince he is (!). This is an incredible place!

This is a wonderful veterinary clinic. You can tell that everyone really cares. They're prompt to…read morereturn any text messages or phone calls and don't make you feel like you're imposing on their time. They also follow up after appointments to see how everything's going with whichever cat I brought in. Other pluses is that staff turnover seems low so that's a sign that the employees are happy whereas some vets always seem to have different staff. I'm so glad that I started bringing my two kitties here.

Had to take my senior pet in to say goodbye. I was quoted $260 including a paw print over the…read morephone, which was in line with other vets in the area. When i arrived i was quoted $500 for the service. I was told "unfortunately the girl at the front desk is new and didnt know" If I am bringing my pet in to say my final goodbye theres no chance I can even walk out. I had to pay the inflated fee. Its frustrating when you already are dealing with a loss and get hit with a surprise bill like this. Would not recommend.

I have going to Care Animal Hospital for over 20 years. The Vets at Care are highly trained and the…read morestaff are great. I would not even think of going to another animal hospital with my dog. Michael Conforti

Being an animal lover and volunteer foster, I've been to a lot of different veterinary centers and…read moreby far, Harbor Animal Hospital is top notch and keeps me coming back decade after decade. Not only is the staff extremely personable, helpful, and supportive, they are also very accommodating and will go above and beyond to ensure care is affordable and accessible. There are no hidden charges, no additional upsell in services or products. The building is clean, well cared for, and has a comforting environment for pets and owners, alike. Even though we've lost a few of our family members here throughout the years, I couldn't imagine taking my furbabes anywhere else. This is truly a great local business. Thanks for all you do Harbor Animal Hospital!

I'd never want someone to have to go here with my experience. We had to humanely euthanize our very…read moreold and very sick cocker spaniel. It was a very tragic and emotional time. The staff made it slightly more bearable though. Very friendly, kind, considerate, and non-judgmental. I don't know why I would expect them to be judgy, but I'm happy that they were there when I needed them. I will consider going here for the health of my other fur family members any day of the week. Thank you for being there for us in our time of need.

We have been to WvRC so many times they are like family…read more Very compassionate and more affordable than a regular vet if you need to put down your pet. In 11 months we have had to sympathy cards from them. They also are very helpful when you call them to ask a question about a pet that they have taken care of and are on meds. No question is silly. Also we do have a regular veterinary clinic we take our pets to but every time when we have an emergency it is either a weekend or a holiday so WVRC it is. Plus the regular veterinarian does not, have " emergency hours" so sometimes we cannot wait 5-6 hours for them to squeeze us in. Will we use them again? Absolutely if we have to.

I'm writing this review after taking time to reflect on all of my experiences at this facility, not…read morejust one particular visit. First, I find it very misleading to advertise yourselves as a 24-hour emergency facility when your hours are only 9 AM-9 PM. When you have a pet emergency outside of those hours, you are not actually available. Unfortunately, my experiences with the doctors have also been extremely disappointing. I have repeatedly questioned the level of knowledge, judgment, and capabilities when it comes to determining what can and should be done for my pets. During my most recent visit, I was given no recommendations and was essentially told that everything would be fine. The following morning, my pet ended up being hospitalized at my regular veterinarian for three days. That experience has made me seriously question the assessment and reassurance I was given at your facility. The front desk experience has also been unprofessional. The atmosphere often feels more like a kiddy rave than a professional medical facility, which is completely inappropriate when people are walking in worried, scared, and dealing with an emergency involving a beloved pet. I'm only writing this because I have now had enough experiences to step back and look at the bigger picture. It is a shame because you are the only emergency veterinary facility in town, but being the only option does not excuse poor communication, unprofessionalism, or inadequate care. Going forward, I will be traveling a longer distance to an emergency veterinarian where I feel that my pets' needs--and the concerns of the people who love them--are truly being prioritized. I genuinely hope this facility takes this feedback seriously. People come to an emergency vet because they are trusting you with a member of their family. That trust needs to be earned through competent care, thorough recommendations, professionalism, and compassion--not simply the appearance of being caring.