Excellent staff and doctors, took my sick girl in with lepto on an emergency basis. They took…read moreexcellent care of her, even though she didn't survive.

Great vet They always get me in…read moreHad to put down our cat & they got me right in & we're so kind I take all our animals to this place & would highly recommend

Wonderful staff and location as well as layout. The building itself is very much a veterinary…read moreclinic, but has a comfortable, homey feel. There is a small dog park outside for your furry buddy to get some exercise before and/or after their visit. It's very grassy, shady and has a freshwater fountain flowing at all times. Doctor Codd himself is a very caring vet who wants to be sure you are comfortable with whatever decision you are making for your pet, as is his staff. After being turned away by numerous vets for an emergency humane euthanizing because my pet wasn't a "pre-existing patient", Lincoln Road was willing to take on the situation. This ended up being MORE than a good thing as one of the techs had experience in regard to this specific sort of injury. After a few days of rehab with her and a bit of antibiotic treatment, my baby girl Hedy was sent home for weekend observation with me. She is now eating and on her way to a full recovery! I am so glad that they were willing to help and I get more years with my buddy.

Is there a way to give negative stars? The spaded my dog and there suturing methods are garbage…read more We took our dog into them to re- suture her and they wouldn't do anything to help. They just said you're SOL. Done with them, I would suggest thinking about another option if you're looking for surgery for your dogs.

Doctor Randy was very easygoing and caring. Unfortunately, he died. I will be seeing a new doctor…read morein August and will update.

I love Dr. Webster, he explains everything and cares about your pet. The reason I'm only giving 3…read morestars is because of Margaret. She's horrible and has no customer service skills whatsoever. She's also rude to other coworkers in front of clients. Dealing with anyone else is easy, but this woman really brings down the whole office and experience when taking your pet here.

I have been taking my dogs there for 14 years. I have three Dachhounds. They have not been to…read moreanother vet since birth. I went to make an appointment and found out they closed. NO NOTICE, they are closed lock stock and barrel. I am beyond angry I can't even get my dogs health records. They dont even have the decency to return my calls to get their records.

They're booking out to May of 2026. They were very polite on the phone and I wish my pup could wait…read morethat long, but she couldn't.

My thoughts on the 5/26/26 male doctor remark is that comment was insensitive and possibly sexist!…read moreAt my last appointment there was no pushy, people present.

I took my pet in for a wellness exam with a male doctor who kept pushing vaccines, even though my…read morepet was up to date, and I felt she didn't need them since she's strictly indoors. He made rude comments about her being a bit overweight and was oddly surprised at how clean she looked. He suggested a minor procedure but wanted to take her to the back to do it. When I told him, as someone who's worked in the medical field my whole life, that I preferred my pet stay in the room with me, he got upset. The visit was very expensive, and I suspect the clinic is corporate-owned. Please support small, locally owned veterinary clinics--these big corporations are making pet ownership unaffordable, forcing people to choose between going into debt or putting their pets to sleep.

What can be said about someone who saves the life of a member of your family…read more We had a sick puppy who for sure would have died if we didn't get him help. We are brand new doggie parents so we didn't have establish care at any local veterinary clinic or hospital. So when our puppy got deathly ill we begged every clinic in town to help us and Allen creek took mercy on us and treated our doggie. When the treatment needed was going to be completely out of our budget they intensely questioned us to see what we were able to do at home and what needed to be done at the hospital. Instead of a week in the hospital we hospitalized him overnight and did the rest of the care at home with an assortment of medication, probiotics, and ways to keep him hydrated.

Allen Creek Vet prescribed osteoarthritis drug Solensia for my 9 year old cat. They did not obtain…read moremy informed consent and did not tell me about the many cats who've had severe adverse reactions and death. They only told me it was much safer than any other pain med and that it just turned the pain off. I wasn't shown the Zoetis brochure that lists all the adverse effects including lameness in 4.4% of cats. They didn't mention that there are far more reported serious adverse reactions and deaths for this drug than all the other NSAIDs combined. Within hours of the injection my cat started having seizures that continued for several weeks. She also started wobbling around on her hind legs as she walked. Within days she was barely able to get onto a 12" high shelf on her cat tree. Eventually, both her hind legs stopped working and she had to haul herself around with her front legs while her hind legs dragged behind her. I tried over and over to get Allen Creek Vet to consider these clear signs that she'd had a serious adverse reaction to Solensia but I was repeatedly brushed off and gaslighted about it. Dr. Heidi twice refused to even watch my before and after Solensia video that I made to show what a dramatic and horrible change Solensia had made in my cat. In fact, they wanted to give my cat another Solensia injection rather than trying to help her with the damage that had already been done. Dr Heidi noted the dramatically increased WBC count after the Solensia injections and said she'd have to research but never did anything about it. Less than 4 months after the Solensia injection, I went to a different vet who x-rayed my cat. The x-rays showed a huge tumor about 4" across that had not been there on her previous x-ray just 6 days before the Solensia injection. The tumor was so invasive I had to euthanize my soul kitty. Although Allen Creek was aware of all of this, nobody has reached out to apologize or express any sympathy at all and my two requests for my cat's medical records have been ignored. As far as I can tell, Allen Creek Vet's actions were directly responsible for my soul kitty's passing and they apparently don't care at all. This is not a safe place to take your precious animals. Please do your research before you let any vet inject your cat or dog with this dangerous drug that was banned for human use because of what it does to the body.

Dr. Heidi has been our Vet for nearly 25 years (several large dogs, cats and even for advice on our…read morehens.) Her demeanor is friendly, while professional and extremely knowledgeable--and she communicates with our dogs and cats extremely well...making them at feel at ease--even when under stress of an (what is to them an) unfamiliar environment. As another reviewer stated (and I agree) foremost on her mind is the well being of your pet---not letting your (the owners) emotions get in the way of your pet's best interest---which rightly SHOULD top priority of any Vet's interest. When need be, she is firm in the best interest of your animal--while YOU may be falling apart emotionally, and that is definitely a PLUS in my book! 5 STARS for Dr. Heidi !!!

Allen Creek Vet prescribed osteoarthritis drug Solensia for my 9 year old cat. They did not obtain…read moremy informed consent and did not tell me about the many cats who've had severe adverse reactions and death. They only told me it was much safer than any other pain med and that it just turned the pain off. I wasn't shown the Zoetis brochure that lists all the adverse effects including lameness in 4.4% of cats. They didn't mention that there are far more reported serious adverse reactions and deaths for this drug than all the other NSAIDs combined. Within hours of the injection my cat started having seizures that continued for several weeks. She also started wobbling around on her hind legs as she walked. Within days she was barely able to get onto a 12" high shelf on her cat tree. Eventually, both her hind legs stopped working and she had to haul herself around with her front legs while her hind legs dragged behind her. I tried over and over to get Allen Creek Vet to consider these clear signs that she'd had a serious adverse reaction to Solensia but I was repeatedly brushed off and gaslighted about it. Dr. Heidi twice refused to even watch my before and after Solensia video that I made to show what a dramatic and horrible change Solensia had made in my cat. In fact, they wanted to give my cat another Solensia injection rather than trying to help her with the damage that had already been done. Dr Heidi noted the dramatically increased WBC count after the Solensia injections and said she'd have to research but never did anything about it. Less than 4 months after the Solensia injection, I went to a different vet who x-rayed my cat. The x-rays showed a huge tumor about 4" across that had not been there on her previous x-ray just 6 days before the Solensia injection. The tumor was so invasive I had to euthanize my soul kitty. Although Allen Creek was aware of all of this, nobody has reached out to apologize or express any sympathy at all and my two requests for my cat's medical records have been ignored. As far as I can tell, Allen Creek Vet's actions were directly responsible for my soul kitty's passing and they apparently don't care at all. This is not a safe place to take your precious animals. Please do your research before you let any vet inject your cat or dog with this dangerous drug that was banned for human use because of what it does to the body.

Great vet!!! Husband and wife, they're so nice always have a good positive attitude! They always…read morecall me back with my large animal questions and help me as much as they can over the phone! They never make me feel stupid but instead teach me about whatever I need to know about my animals!

I have been going to Applegate animal clinic for over 10 years. They are very qualified and…read morepersonable. My dogs always come back happier than when they went in. I appreciate them immensely.

I scheduled an establishing appointment for my 12-month-old lab to discuss vaccines, neutering, and…read moremicrochipping, as well as to address my concerns about his past severe reaction to puppy vaccines. When I called to make the appointment, I explained that I was nervous about proceeding with vaccinations due to his previous reaction and wanted a detailed discussion to help me prepare. I was assured that we would have a discussion regarding the previous reaction and a plan on how to move forward, but unfortunately, that did not happen. I was given a single sheet listing vaccines and their purposes(that I had to press for), but nothing addressing my specific concerns about adverse reactions or a personalized plan for my dog. I tried asking specific questions regarding the neutering--such as whether he would need a cone after surgery and if he could be around his brother afterward--but instead of receiving basic information, I was simply told, "We will go over that when you come in for the appointment." That was the whole reason I made this appointment in the first place. They let me know they had discharge paperwork. When I asked for discharge paperwork to review in advance, I was told they would provide it later. They mentioned they could build me a packet with all kinds of information, but it wouldn't be ready today- despite me clearly outlining what I needed before the appointment. The actual visit felt rushed and uninformative. My dog was weighed, given a quick visual check, and that was it--yet the cost was $62. My boyfriend's 4-year-old dog had the same experience and was also charged $62 (we brought them together) Additionally, when we asked for their nails to be trimmed, my dog moved slightly after the cut, and we were immediately told he would need to be sedated to finish. This was his first time there, and a little nervousness should have been expected. On top of all of this, our appointments were scheduled for 4 PM. We arrived 15 minutes early to provide records and complete any paperwork, yet we weren't called back until nearly 4:30--only to receive a basic weigh-in and visual check. I was really hoping for a more thorough and informative visit, especially given the specific concerns I expressed in advance. Unfortunately, the experience left me feeling unprepared and uncertain about the next steps for my dog's care.

After getting a few recommendations online, we took our dog Sadie to Canine Club yesterday for a…read moreroutine grooming. Sadie came out wagging her tail, happy and beautiful, with her back "britches" trimmed and nails cut, just as we had asked. (The groomer we used to go to said she could never trim Sadie's nails because she was uncooperative -- but Canine Club had no problem at all.) We were also impressed that the owner came out to fetch her when we arrived, and brought her out to us when we came to pick her up... just like our vet is doing during this time of the pandemic. We both have some health issues, so appreciated that very much! Sadie was also ready exactly when we were told she would be done. An extra plus is that the place is just a few minutes drive from our house. We'll be back! : )

After finally getting our pet the required shot, they had emergency, couldn't reschedule til a…read moreanother month out.