Warrensburg animal Hospital provided my family so much compassion and comfort during a very…read moredifficult decision. I cannot express enough our gratitude to the staff and faculty for their care and support as we let go of our very old and weak dog.. this was an emotionally tough time for my family. The staff did an amazing job with their support and compassion.

You walk into the animal hospital and the first thing they tell you is they will do an x-ray and…read morecharge you $600.00 for the x-ray. I brought my dog in there and right away they said they charge for this x-ray. Didn't even look at my dog yet. They took x-ray's and learned my baby was full of cancer. Sadly, I had to have my sweet little Yorkie put down. Oh, but they sure charged me a great amount for their services. They were rude as I was highly upset I just lost my sweet baby. I strongly suspect this hospital is owned by a corporation that charges horrible fees. Don't take your pet there. They do not care about you pet nor you. Yes, big corporations are making big money off you. They know people love and care for their pets and this big elite bastards play on your emotions. Warrensburg Animal Hospital is one of those corporations. It's all about money for them.

Friendly staff knowledgeable vets . Clean facility no long waiting periods . They offer many…read moremodern medical procedures

Hidden Fees & Lack of Cost Communication…read more This is the first time I've ever written a review like this, but I want to save others from the experience I had. I used to be a Lifetime customer for years and was always very pleased. While visiting Warrensburg for an event, I decided to day board my dogs here again -- expecting the same great, affordable experience. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Less than 12 hours of boarding ended up costing $247 due to hidden fees and a lack of transparency. To be clear, the staff was kind and treated my dogs well, which I appreciate. My frustration is entirely with the lack of upfront communication about costs. When I called ahead, I was told boarding would be $14 for my first dog and $9 for the second in the same kennel -- very reasonable. I also asked about vaccination requirements and was told only that a flu shot was needed. I agreed to that and sent my dogs' vaccination records a week in advance, never hearing back. At check-in, everything seemed normal -- I completed paperwork, discussed my dogs' needs, and confirmed their vaccination records were on file. No one mentioned additional fees or a required exam. Later that morning, staff called to confirm I approved the flu shot, which I did. At no point did anyone tell me that a physical exam costing over $80 would also be performed without my consent. When I picked up my dogs, I was stunned by the $247 bill. I immediately asked for an itemized receipt and learned that each dog had been charged a $41.50 "exam fee" that I never authorized. I was told it's their policy to perform an exam before giving vaccines -- a policy never once mentioned during multiple points of contact. After questioning it, I was refunded only $20.75 as a "goodwill gesture." When I followed up by email, management stood by the charges, claimed I rushed staff off the phone (which isn't true -- I told them to call me with anything they needed), and said they plan to "update their forms." Considering the lack of communication from start to finish, that does little to reassure me. In short, what should have been a $25 day boarding visit turned into a $247 surprise bill. Other local kennels don't require the same vaccine policies or hidden exam fees. I recommend calling around before booking here. I wish I had -- and I hope sharing this helps others avoid the same mistake.

I bought my Sulcata tortoise from here years ago, great shop. Rather go here than the big box store!read more

Update on Ellen (my bearded dragon): She is thriving. We have been diligent in giving her her…read moremedicine as prescribed, as many as they are. I can't feel bumps in her abdomen nor is she acting sluggish. Her gums looks great and she seems happy and vibrant. We have another vet visit in 2 days. The owners of Country Pets and Ponds defended their feeding rituals by saying "that's why we feed them green leaf lettuce, that healthier." No. Use Google. That is not nourishing them - that's cheap. They defended putting their beardies on sand because "we only do that for the adults, not babies." Doesn't matter. They also accused my vet of "thinking she's an expert," even after praising that vet clinic moments before. Dr. Bradley has a PhD, she is an expert. The adolescent beardie in their care had very little water, even with 3 people working, and her/his water bowl was coated with sand on the bottom. So regardless if s/he is breathing it in or not, she's drinking it. Their animals look damaged and uncomfortabl. Go see for yourself. The male owner boasted about his colony of Dubai roaches he raised himself and told me how hard it was to raise them, all the people I know who raise dubias to save money says he's full of it. He just wants my money. ($7 for 24 medium dubias by the way - I can't afford that.) Please don't give them your money. They don't have a clue of what they're doing.

We took our puppy for training this past spring and it has really helped. We went on vacation last…read moreweek and left our puppy with her for 9 days. She loves dogs and we knew he would be taken care of. He was spoiled. She sent us daily updates, pictures and videos. We highly recommend Rebecca. We will continue to take Cash to her!

Best dogs ever! Very well trained highly recommend!! If you are looking for the perfect…read moreboarding/breeding. This company is the way to go.