"Compassionate" is not the word to describe this place. Judy Funk is arrogant and cold and treated…read moreus like crap. I brought my dog in because we were having issues with his eyes and leg. He is around 15 years old (he's a rescue so we're not 100% sure of his age) with slow-moving cancer and arthritis. Upon greeting Judy, my mother said "hi, Judy!" because she had brought our childhood dogs in to see her for years. She was simply excited to see the woman. Judy responded with, "I didn't go to school for years to be disrespected, it's Dr. Judy." Okay.... "Doctor" judy.... We got down to business looking at doggo's leg. She decided he had an ACL tear that never healed (even though the x-ray images we paid for were unreadable by our normal vet and I now have to pay for another round of them). I'm not sure how she came to this conclusion, as our regular vet stated "An ACL tear is possible, but there is no way to know for sure without an MRI." Also, at no time in the 10 years that I've had him has he sustained any leg injuries, so I have zero clue when it would have happened unless it was before I adopted him. She straight up said to us "If this was my dog, I'd be in tears. I may call the ASPCA." To reiterate: I went in for help because our regular vet was full. Instead of providing help, she threatened to call the ASPCA on me. To do what, exactly? She had seen him two weeks prior for the initial appointment for his eyes and he was walking in what his version of normal is (for a 15 year old dog with cancer and arthritis). She didn't threaten then, so what changed, Judy? How are you going to write in his discharge notes that he is a "very healthy dog" and simultaneously threaten me? We also asked if he was her dog, would she put him through surgery or go the pain management route? I always ask my vets what they'd do, because at his age, I'm unsure if putting him through a serious surgery would be beneficial for him. She responded with "Oh, no, I'm not playing that game." What game!? I was genuinely curious about options, not trying to be combative in any way. The arrogance and disrespect coming from Judy was out of this world. If your pet is in need of help, I'd recommend anywhere but here. Judy is demeaning and will make you feel like a terrible pet parent. I waited to post any of this until I could get him back into his normal vet and a separate specialist just to make sure I wasn't actually doing something terrible. Turns out, I'm not. In her discharge notes, Judy even wrote that he is "otherwise a very healthy dog." Not sure how she has the audacity to write that after threatening to report me, but there you have it. Horrible bedside manner of an old, crotchety, funk.

Dr. Judy and her staff do a fabulous job caring for our fur baby Shaun! Shaun is always delighted…read moreto see John for his nail trim and caps put on. We have been seeing Dr. Judy since moving here which I believe has been 10 yrs. I enjoy seeing the staff as they are all so welcoming and friendly. Best vet in town! Check them out and you'll understand what good vet care is all about. Most sincerely. Elaine

We take our dog Lilly to this place for all her needs. We have always taken our cats and are so…read moreimpressed by the caring staff

I've had two of my dogs cared for by Midway since they were pups. I think we're going on twenty…read moreyears of care now. Maybe some of that is due to them both being doodles of remarkable gentle natures, but the quality of medical care and overall concern for their well being has always been exceptional. Dr. Nolte and her team are the finest veterinary caregivers I could hope for with my furry buddies! My experiences have been consistently caring and mostly professional treatment by them. It's true some new assistants over the years have had steeper customer service learning curves than others. Under Dr. Noltes guidance though they've always picked up on her genuine care for her patients.

Love the team at Access Vet Care. We've been here twice, once when covid was still spreading but…read morenot as bad as 2020 so had to wait in the car while our sweet beagle was being checked out for UTI. Let me just say that this place is a great alternative when your pet is suffering and your vet is booked solid and going to the ER isn't really ideal. Like a true urgent care (or even an ER), when your pet is seen depends on the seriousness of the case. So waiting can seem interminable but in the end I felt it worked out. Your pet is in pain/stressed/anxious which makes you worried/stressed/anxious... all normal! So... what to expect: * As a few other reviewers said, get online asap and "register/check in". This means, the website will take you to a semi-long form asking for your details as well as a description of how your pet is doing and what is going on plus background medical history (not everything but things like current meds, if your pet has a history of a similar condition, etc.). * You'll get an email confirmation and a text message that you registered so make sure to input the correct email and phone number! * Once you are in the system and your details are reviewed, you'll get a text message letting you know that your pet has an appointment. Reply "confirm" and you are set. They give you a good 30-45 minute window to arrive. * Plenty of parking. Pets must be on a leash or in a crate. Once we got in, the team is great. Very sweet to our dog (treats!) and she got the care she needed both times. The docs explain everything very well and what is nice is that they tell you upfront what costs you may incur. They directly ask (on the intake form, too) if you have a strict budget. X-rays done. Diagnosis. Meds were provided. Care details. Boom.

Took such fantastic care of our dog through his GI upset and we're SO affordable. Very grateful for…read morethe team at Access!

Dr. Longtin shows a very high level of compassion and care for her patients, and their families…read more She has been to my house for vet calls on two occasions. Each of the occasions were at the opposite ends of the veterinary needs spectrum, one to euthanize an old dog in failing health, and the other to do a health check on a recovered abandoned dog, and each time the service, care, and compassion were of the highest quality. I recommend True Companions VetVan for your veterinary needs.

Used dr. Reyna for the first time today. My black lab struggles with vet clinics and our last one…read morekept her kenneled until they got around to seeing her. This made her anxious. I loved the convenience of having the vet Come to our house. She tried to learn more about our dog and gave vaccination recommendations based on our dog. No pushing unnecessary vaccines! It was less stress and my dog wasn't traumatized at the end or overstimulated. The whole process of getting an appt to having her come to our house to payment and receipts was fast and easy and painless! I highly recommend Dr. Raeyna as she is wonderful with animals!

My cat had 19 teeth removed & all Went well & he has…read morerecovered & is Back to his old self ! I appreciate the excellent care he received

The receptionist/scheduler was happy! I TRUST THEM like no other veterinary service that I have…read morebeen to in my history of having pets since 1998, through 6 different towns in 3 different states They did not sound stressed or overwhelmed. They sounded genuinely glad to be meeting a new animal client. They were concerned as to whether or not I would need immediate services. I did not. Since I was switching from another practice they said that I should request my information be sent over and give them the vet info so that they could do the same if they did not receive it (which was sadly a common occurrence but that THEY would do the follow up as long as they could). Upon arrival at the clinic, I called the number provided on the window. A technician helped me with all my paperwork because the front desk was tied up. But the technician sounded like they were smiling. They asked appropriate questions and understood my answers to my questions. We sat in the car instead of in the office. My dog was calm. When we did go in, we went to the back right away. My great big baby doesn't like the floor moving under her so the scale on the way to the exam room was difficult but we could just take the number that stuck the longest. Treats and spray cheese were copious. Everyone wanted this to be a good experience for my girl. She had her physical, and boosters. The Dr. made sure that we humans left with ALL of our questions answered too. Everyone was THE best. They LISTENED, really and truly cared about the animals, the people and the relationship between them. They understood budget needs and health needs...where and how things could be done and when there was simply no other choice. I TRUST THEM!

Foley Blvd Animal Hospital is in association with Northern Lights Greyhound Adoption group. Dr…read more Barr specializes in greyhounds and he does such a wonderful job. I adopted my handsome greyhound from Northern Lights about 8 months ago. I have been blown away by the love and compassion provided from every employee at this clinic. I get phone calls from the clinic just to follow up and see how my dog is doing. They have covered ALL fees for anything pre-existing before the adoption such as the removal of a broken canine tooth. They even offered to keep my dog overnight after surgery just as a courtesy and peace of mind for us. Overall this is such a wonderful clinic. I am so happy with my greyhound adoption and the clinic we connected with in the process.

Great service . This Dr Barr specifically works with Greyhounds. He started the greyhound rescue…read moreand is very passionate. Hes a good dr too.

My Chi has been under the weather for a while. I took her to the Blaine Family Vet Hospital and…read morethey are above average. It was my dog's first appointment and I must say they were so gentle and kind I think we found our "forever" vet. Thank you for taking us in without making us wait a week for an appointment.

They have been our family vet for 7 years. Always friendly with my family and pets. Easy to get an…read moreappointment for wellness and sick appointments. Staff is knowledgeable.

Lots of changes in their new space. There is more room for waiting and there are more exam rooms…read morethat are quite large. There are also a lot of new faces and faces that I miss. I called in the afternoon with my pup for a ear infection and was able to get an appointment with Dr. Todd for the next morning. She was kind, gentle and thorough with Poppy. She took into consideration how uncooperative my dog can be in planning the treatment for her ear. It was truly appreciated!

Utterly incompetent to care for cats. Under no circumstances should you come here if you have a cat…read morewithout a known health history. We found a stray over Labor Day weekend, and when she went unclaimed we took her into BCAH the week after. We selected BCAH because they had online booking and were open after 5 - with our normal vet, for our two other cats, we have to wait and they don't have evening appointments. During the visit, we expressed that she was a very friendly stray with no known medical history. The vet: 1. Vaccinated the cat 2. Told us to look out for heat, as neither she nor the other vet could find any sign of spaying 3. Told us we should wait to spay the cat, even after I personally expressed I'd rather spay and be safe 4. Did not tell us that she could be pregnant or advise us of any risks related to pregnancy and live vaccines Fast forward a month, you guessed it, our cat was super pregnant. We took her back to BCAH as part of a vaccine booster and were told: 1. She was pregnant 2. She'd been vaccinated with live vaccines, endangering the kittens - but it probably would be fine! (In other words they massively downplayed the risk/their own screw-up) 3. It was "too late" to spay, but how lucky, they have referrals for a clinic that deals with birthing cats and a referral for a shelter specifically dealing with kittens! I spoke with my sister, who is a vet tech, that evening. She expressed outrage, both at the initial poor care/lack of informed consent, and at the claim it was "too late" to spay. So, we took her to our regular vet for a spay consultation and then for a spay 2 days later. It's been a week+ since her spay and she is recovering very well, and thank God, we don't have kittens to deal with. To advise us against spaying in September, fail to inform us the cat might be/probably was pregnant (recall that we told them she was super friendly, that we live in an area with lots of strays, and they couldn't find any sign she'd been spayed: I found out later that this means the cat is very likely pregnant!), and then provide us with no spay resources - to functionally lie, and lead us to believe "it's too late to spay" is an opinion most vets would hold - is totally unacceptable. This is a degree of malfeasance so serious I reported BCAH to the vet board of MN. I am disgusted with a vet practice that thinks nothing of putting at least 2 more kittens into an already burdened adoption system, that thinks kittens potentially having birth defects is no big deal, and that frankly had the nerve to charge us $45 for a visit where they admitted to serious mistakes. When I emailed BCAH expressing my anger at this poor treatment, they refunded me for both visits within 2 hours. But they did not acknowledge their mistakes nor apologize for them. These people should not be practicing vet medicine.