I just completed the Essentials 5 Week Accelerated Program, and I am very impressed with the…read morequality and in-depth level of education Dr. Heidi and her team of wonderful instructors delivered. The school is a very up to date facility with a spacioius classroom, lab/study room, dissection room, clean indoor barn, student lounge with a kitchen/cafeteria and outdoor eating areas. The collaboration between veterinarians and chiropractors is remarkable in both professions equally contributing their expertise to each other. From the first moment I begin communication with Options for Animals, it was clear they are a well run and organized school. I felt adequately prepared for taking the AVCA and IVCA Board Exams, and to also immediately begin treating horses and dogs upon returning home. Dr. Heidi and her team are very dedicated to creating a warm, friendly and encouraging learning environment. They spent countless hours helping each student fully comprehend the knowledge and skills needed to begin a career in Animal Chiropractic. I am eternally grateful to Options for Animals!

Cannot manage to say enough good about this place!!! Phenomenal instruction. Some of the best…read moreteachers I've ever had. They work with you in every way possible--from scheduling to feeding you while you're here (excellent food, healthy, gluten free/vegetarian options). The facility is perfect in every way, from rubber flooring in the adjusting area to comfy leather couches in the lounge to all the educational materials (skeletons, hooves, books, etc). There is pretty much nothing about this place that could possibly get any better!!

New to the area and my senior dog was very ill with a UTI that would not go away and aggravate more…read morewith stress of moving from the other side of the state! They worked us in the same afternoon I called, took the time to review previous Vet records and labs, as well examine and run more tests without breaking the bank! The Staff is very attentive and empathetic. The office was spotless! They even took the time to write and mail a handwritten thank you note!

Dr. Hoyt was so kind & caring when our 15+ yoa doggy needed end of life care. She was so careful…read morewith him & aware of owner feelings. I truly appreciate her & the care she gives to her furry patients.

We are so happy to have found Dr. Hoyt in her new practice at 403 Main in Wellsville!!! We were so…read moredisappointed when we heard she had left Heritage in Spring Hill. Dr. Hoyt is very knowledgeable and caring and an excellent surgeon too. She has great in-site in knowing the animals. She has helped us so much with our sweet active dog who always seems to add a surprise or two in our lives that have benefitted greatly from Dr Hoyt's expertise! Her staff is very friendly and helpful too. We highly recommend her service!

This clinic is staffed with caring and compassionate vets, vet techs and front end staff. I highly…read morerecommend this group. I would not go anywhere else.

I took my 14-year-old Morkie in for a quality-of-life appointment. He has last-stage congestive…read moreheart failure, chronic bronchitis, a heart murmur, and bladder stones. The doctor we saw was not friendly and thought he needed lots of blood work even though he just had a full blood panel 8 months ago. She came back and told me what I already knew and told her. She gave him a diuretic injection and two different meds for me to give him at home. I asked her if she thought he needed to go to heaven. I am selfish and of course, I want him around forever but I can tell he is suffering. Not even 1.5 hours later I was back up there because he had a seizure. His tongue was purple and he was in pain and crying he was so contorted. The young male veterinarian had to meet me there because they were already closed. So ER visit. He told me what was happening was very disturbing. He was essentially drowning in his own fluids because the fluid around his heart was draining into his lungs. He was very kind. He told me he would ask the office staff about charging me for the second visit (emergency visit) including another X-ray and putting him on oxygen. He also informed me I would probably have to take him to an emergency clinic about twice a week and have him placed in an oxygen chamber. He has been so bad. He is drowning I can here it. He can't breathe, he can't walk much without needing to lie down and rest. I was feeding him by hand but now he isn't eating anymore at all. I contacted my vet who treated all my dogs before moving to TX in 2019. He said he was suffering terribly. He said no one should have intervened in my decision for his life. Knowing he was suffering. I don't know what has happened to bedside manners anymore. Especially for such a young Veterinarian. I'm not sure if it is because the facility is a liability. After all, it is quite large. So charging and doing unnecessary testing and hurting an animal to pay off loans, buildings, property maybe all of the above. Now I am paying for another appointment on Monday 7/29/24 and my baby is going to heaven. He was outside earlier today to go potty and he collapsed. I'm heartbroken and less $500 dollars due to this clinic. I don't mind spending money on my babies. I have three now. I had four. I lost his brother in 2022. A compassionate veterinarian came to me to help me with him. I miss him deeply. Now I will miss both of them. I don't recommend this clinic. If I could give negative stars I would. Very sad. Heartbroken.

We absolutely loved the positive reinforcement type of training our dog received from The Pet…read moreConnection. No choke collars or punishment tactics! We adopted our dog from a shelter and were unable to take her on walks because she would aggressively charge toward other dogs. We were taught distraction and other techniques to decrease her dog aggression. Our goal was to simply be able to take her on normal walks around the neighborhood and have her ignore other dogs. Initially, trainers taught us various distraction techniques, then they brought in "peer" dogs to desensitize her. We worked with different trainers sometimes but all were excellent. Within a few months we had a different dog! Of course we were different too. But, don't plan on letting the trainers do all the work. You have to put in time and effort to see results. If you care about your dog and you're willing to use the tools you're given, which are ample, your dog will learn quickly. We're so glad we found the Pet Connection and decided to take our dog there for training. Our dog loves her walks and now we love walking her! Thanks Pet Connection!

Dr. Bradley and his team are amazing! Took my dog in last minute before Thanksgiving weekend and…read moreliterally helped save her life. Other vets in town had no room for an appointment but Dr. Bradley's MADE time for her. Most caring team I've been blessed with to have help navigate through her diabetes diagnosis. He has respect for lower budgets to better assess & prioritize his treatments so to not strain the owner. That is why he asks about budget, not to make money, but to help save the animal being treated. Absolutely recommend them!!

Dr. Bradley was extremely condescending and treated me and my husband like we were stupid, and like…read morewe were horrible pet owners. I do not recommend taking your pet here.

We used Pet Calls Mobile Vet for my friend's six month old kitten who was diagnosed with…read moretoxoplasmosis and after three separate vet evaluations, all of them terminal, my friend didn't want her kitten to continue suffering. She wanted to let her go peacefully at the only home she's ever known. Dr. Shuey was wonderful. She allowed my friend to let go at her own pace. She was kind and gentle, easing the kitten's pain and facilitating a warm and loving goodbye.

We love Dr Shuey, my dogs and cats love her. I love the…read moreconvenience of having her come to my home.