My German Shepherd developed weeping from her eyes. They got me in quickly, gave me a prescription…read morethat worked My dog is happy. And so am I.

We've been bringing our cats to Dr. Wachal for 4 years now and could not recommend him and this…read moreclinic more highly. He goes above and beyond every time by calling after hours to check in and always treating our cats with the greatest care and compassion. It's such a comfort knowing our pets are in such good hands.

Sensible and affordable veterinary care, extensive diagnostic testing is NOT the immediate go-to…read more Veterinary care is all about knowledge and is a bit of an art form and Dr. Vondra is top notch in the field. He connects with pets on level few veterinarians are capable of. My grrr-animals love him and so do I!

Vondra and his team have taken amazing care of all of our pets over the years. They act fast and…read moregenuinely love and care about each animal they meet. They have gone above and beyond to assist us multiple times with severe situations, one saving our cats life. We live a decent ways away and will still continue to drive however far we must to see Vondra and his team specifically.

Extremely kind and compassionate staff. I truly appreciate them and their dedication to my little…read moreman.

If you care for your pets PLEASE STAY FAR FROM THIS PLACE! My dog was dismissed at her appointment…read morebecause she was 7 pounds overweight, she had a very hard abdomen that was only getting harder, after taking her elsewhere we discovered she actually had internal bleeding in her spleen and had to be put down. She was completely dismissed. Another dog of mine has to be on steroids since he has Addisons, this place had him on double the dose and actually caused his now liver damage. He is now on meds to hopefully repair his liver. This place is completely under staffed with zero knowledge of what they are doing, you are literally paying for them to guess. They caused my dogs more harm than good. For the love of your animals DO NOT GO TO THIS FACILITY.

All Feline Hospital has provided tremendous, expert help for my cats' health. My dear Princess…read moreButtercup has been declining with kidney disease and Dr. Knudson has helped to prescribe effective treatment program which I implement faithfully. I'm shocked that my precious Butters is still alive after four years into kidney disease. They have helped me with other cats with complex medical issues which I have tried to rescue including my Itty Bitty Betty, whom I found with severe malnutrition and blindness. We were able to give her 10 months of snuggles, chickin smoothies, and purrs before she had to be put down from a cancer diagnosis. They were kind and supportive during that painful day. They are guardian angels for cats.

Amazing Doctor, excellent care. Thorough came. So glad I found them. I have three cats and the…read moreworst part about going to the vet is all the barking dogs, but not here at the Alpine hospital. It's peaceful and serene and made it much easier for my cat and myself.

It's walk-in only, there was a little wait. However...worth it. I've been there twice and it's…read moreaffordable and they don't upsell you.

Had an excellent experience with Parkview animal hospital. I searched for a vet that could help…read morewith my low income situation, as I have mental illness with disability and am on Medicaid. I called Parkview animal hospital because they had a walk-in clinic and the reviews were high. My labradoodle klondike had an ear infection, it was really bothering him and I really needed to get vet care for my fur baby, but no income to lean on. I spoke to Sarah at the front desk, and she gave me a whole list of places that would have ability to help people that need financial assistance for their pets. I had limited time because of my situation and having to wait for my support group to be able to take me to and from the veterinarian. I called back to Parkview animal hospital and Sarah said to come in and get an estimation of how much it' was going to cost and then can you fill out an application so they could hook me up with Sadie's fund who helps with cases like mine, people that need financial help with fur baby needs. Klondike, my labradoodle is my baby, he's my emotional support animal and I would do anything for him He helps me through so much on a daily basis. I wanted to make him feel better and I finally had hope. My peer support person and myself went to Parkview and Sarah was there, she remembered me, she was super nice and welcoming. The hospital is really clean and big and has lots of toys and food and a TV for nature programs. It is a really friendly and comfy environment. Even though it's a big vet hospital, it feels like a small clinic. Ava gave us an estimate and then submitted my application to Sadie's dog fund, and I was approved later that day. The next day we went back to Parkview, and they did everything that was needed, including giving me meds and drops for his ears, they cleaned his ears and did a cytology. Dr Amy was incredible, super sweet, super nice and informative She was even with my stubborn labradoodle klondike, she confirmed the estimate and made sure I knew how much I would owe once the fund was applied. Klondike wanted to hide under the chair behind my peer support person's legs and Dr Amy and Kennedy gave him some Cheerios and he was good to go. I can't tell you how happy I am and how happy he is now and how much they made a difference on our lives. I was treated with respect, care and understanding, Parkview really cares about your furry family, They are communicative, I had gotten a text before the visit that I was approved for Sadie's dog fund and then also received an email with all the vets instructions for Klondike's care, and our receipt from the visit. The experience was more than I could ever ask for. If you need to take your pet to a walk in clinic I strongly recommend Parkview animal Hospital.Thank you for helping me and my fur baby Klondike. You all rock!

As a first timer I was significantly underwhelmed. I wasn't greeted when I came in and the…read morereception person seemed kind of agitated I was there even though it was my appointment time. When I got to the desk there was no smile... Just a look, then "name?" I'm like okay am I being booked into jail? I thought I was here to get my baby's cough examined. I was sat in an exam room for 25 minutes and apparently forgotten because I could here the staff say, "oh there's a lady in there?" Then finally the vet came in with zombie enthusiasm, looked at my pet for about two minutes shoved us some prescriptions and out the door.

I've been bringing my pets here for the last 17 years. At first just my pup Scooter, and now my dog…read moreScout for 12 years, and my cat Dinah for 5. Even when we moved across town, I still come back to Bethany because I don't trust anyone else. Dr.Lionberger has taken such good care of my pets when I come in, and even compassionate in dealing with me when I become emotional about my very very seniored pup. We've had a variety of procedures and appointments over the years and we always get taken care of.

Highly recommend Lothrop animal clinic. We are new to the area and did not have a livestock vet…read more We encountered an emergency with one of our pregnant ewes who was having a difficult labor. Dr. Post saw us right away even though we were not already clients. Not only did he treat our ewe, he explained everything thoroughly, and was very kind and compassionate. The other staff was also very helpful and friendly. In the future we will be using them for all of our veterinary needs!

If you have a cat, I would recommend you take your cat to a specific cat vet in Lincoln. My cat was…read morebrought here a little over a year ago with a blockage and infection. They recommended I put the cat to sleep as soon as possible because she had kidney failure and she might not make it and that she was suffering. They did blood tests and if she was a dog that would have indicated kidney failure. My cat did not act like she was dying when I looked at her, just very sick. Thank God I got a second opinion at a cat clinic in Lincoln, they said that her pancreas was infected and she just needed strong antibiotics as well as she might be diabetic. My beautiful cat is still alive today, and it makes me sick to think about how many cats may have been put asleep at this clinic. I'm not blaming the lack of knowledge in feline's because obviously this clinic deals with dogs and farm animals more than cats. Just thankful I got a second opinion from someone with experience. Also, when the second vet called this clinic for additional information about what treatment she received from them, they were slow to respond and did not share much of anything.

Our 11 month old Bernedoodle groomed yesterday at the Pet Parlor and my experience there was NOT…read moreGOOD. I'd actually give it a negative 10 if I could so that someone else's dog won't suffer what happened to my dog...Dogs do have feelings and feel pain! I previously shared my concern with Pet Parlor Owner prior to scheduling an appointment with them, about a previous groomer experience & "Why" I wanted to find a new Groomer. I read tons of reviews, but it only takes 1 groomer to cause terrible problems with you dog, cause horrible anxiety and stress. BEWARE of Pet Parlor. I explained to the new Owner of Pet Parlor: the previous Groomer was not checking or grooming my puppy's ears after I asked them too, as was noted it was on the "List" of grooming areas & duties completed by the Groomer (I tried same previous Groomer 2 times) I ended up taking my dog to our Vet only to learn my dog had an ear infection that required treatment for 2 months. Our Veterinarian ask "why" the dogs ears had not been groomed or cleaned? I tried to clean at home but didn't realize that the hair needed to be removed 1st. The Vet then completed the task herself, before treating our dog for infection, Possible Causes: Unknown too many possibilities at this time (maybe water in his ears, maybe dirt,,,). I explained my conversations with that groomer at my dog's Veterinarian appointment (the groomer has told me why they didn't clean the dogs ears"Too noisy near the dogs ears, to clip the hair") Our Vet suggested I find a new Groomer, so I did, Pet Parlor. I take our dog to Pet Parlor, after waiting weeks, to get him in, believing it's such a good place based on everyone's reviews and THIS HAPPENS: My 11 month old Bernedoodle, who I comb and brush several times a week was shaved! His hair was cut so short his skin shows through. I ask what happened, when I arrived for my appointment the Groomer runs her fingers through my dog's coat and says she will trim it to a 2 or 4 length and he will look like a big "Fluff-Ball" when I pick him up. The Groomer told me I had done pretty well at removing any hair matting. My dogs hair was cut SO SHORT, his bones stuck out. When I ask the Groomer at the Pet Parlor when I picked up the dog, why his hair was so short, her response was: "Don't bring this dog back till you get him neutered or get him some anxiety meds! He wouldn't even let me touch his feet, he hid them underneath his body, I had to keep pulling them out," Hummmm, I thought, that's not like him at all, I've never heard that my dog was so scared or anxious or needed drugs, I wondered why. After I got home I took a good look at him (Straight home from the Pet Parlor) my husband and I realized he had a cut on his testicle...WHAT! then we looked at him more and realized he had been shaved, almost everywhere- WHY? there could not be matted hair in areas where barely any hair initially existed? I ask the Owner, WHAT HAPPENED TO MY DOGS TESTICLE: his response: Oh yeah, sorry I forgot to tell you about that. His testicle got cut in the clippers, but don't worry we used medical grade glue and closed the cut. OH My GOSH!! I called my Vet again about another Groomer. She said unfortunately there are a lot of Groomers, who really don't care about pets, NO Groomer should be using a "medical-Grade" glue on any animal. They very likely, don't know enough about what they are doing as far as infection, cleansing, cut depth, actually closing a wound" I now have more follow-up veterinary care to check out his wound, check for infection, irritations... But to make matter worse, in an area near his testicles which was shaved, we find a live TIC. Obviously from the Pet Parlor, he hadn't been on our dogs body very long, but SHOULD HAVE been noticed by the Groomer if it was there. NOPE, our dog got a tic from the Pet Parlor. When I told the Owner about the tic on our dog after we left his facility, his response was "don't know nothing about a tick problem" REALLY, I just told you? Now I'm watching our dog per the Vet's instructions for Tic health concerns. I will NEVER be returning to the Pet Parlor and I would advise you to use GREAT CAUTION and check you pet for TICS and check out any Health Regulations Required for a Grooming Salon, Especially Pet Parlor. Not even an apology from the Pet Parlor.

I have an Aussiedoodle, finding the right place to get a doodle groomed is never easy. Pet Parlor…read morewas able to accommodate my last minute appointment. My dog seemed calm and relaxed after his appointment and looked great!