After our dog died, they continued to contact us with reminders for shots and exams. They would…read morecall, email, and send mailings. After numerous contacts and complaints, the emails and calls eventually stopped but the mailed reminder cards have persisted. This is starting to feel like harassment as they don't seem to care about the pain they cause, just the money they can receive.

They were very informative, and extremely nice. We took in our puppy to establish care and to have…read moreher get her puppy shots, they helped us the entire time

I am writing this review to share our experience in hopes that it does not happen to another animal…read moreor family. Parrish Creek Veterinary Hospital killed my son's perfectly healthy bird during what was supposed to be a routine blood draw. There was no accountability, no apology, and shockingly, they asked my son to pay immediately after his bird died. When they brought his bird back to us, she went into cardiac arrest right in front of my son. This was later determined to be caused by severe blood loss, which led to anemia and cardiac failure. She passed away in front of him. Afterward, she had large bruising at the puncture site and blood in the back of her throat, which, for reasons never explained to us, did not seem to concern the staff at the time. We escalated this to their insurance company, which denied responsibility for reasons that make absolutely no sense. Parrish Creek has insurance specifically for situations like this, yet they refused accountability. We will be attaching all documentation, including: Parrish Creek's medical report An independent necropsy report The insurance denial letter An avian specialist who was present during the necropsy has provided a written statement confirming that Blue bled to death. She had no clotting disorders, and the amount of blood lost--between the blood draw and internal bleeding--exceeded her body weight. The clinic later claimed they verbally explained the risks of the blood draw to my son and his father. This is not true. Both state clearly that no risks were discussed. No consent forms were signed. No paperwork was provided. Nothing. My son specifically chose this clinic because their website states they are the only animal hospital with an avian specialist, and he traveled from Salt Lake City to receive the best possible care. This was not his first bird--his previous bird passed from a medical condition and had undergone multiple blood draws without issue, despite being smaller. We understand that accidents can happen in veterinary medicine. What is unacceptable is the complete lack of accountability, compassion, or effort to make this right, especially considering the trauma experienced by my minor son, who lost his best friend. I did not want to post this publicly, but after repeated denial and dismissal, I feel I have no choice. All we are asking is for Parrish Creek Veterinary Hospital to do the right thing.

this place is absolutely amazing. I had to take my bird to on an emergency basis because my bird…read morebroke his leg after taking $400 and then being told they couldn't help me unless I came up with 1000 right there they sent the bird away the next day when I the money all of a sudden they could see him for a week. I had already called Parrish Creek in the meantime, but they didn't have an open appointment for until next week but when I called them back because Mount West wouldn't get him back in until the following week, Parrish Creek made time to see my bird because this is a horrible situation to leave this burden for that made time to get him in the next day. I'm so very much appreciative because this vet actually cares about the animals. I can't express my gratitude for that getting him in so he can start to feel better. I love this vet. It will always come here from now on.

FYI: A VET TECH HAS BEEN KEEPING PETS' TEETH WITHOUT CONSENT…read more At a recent follow up appointment for my cat's dental extractions a vet tech named Kassy told me she was keeping my cat's teeth to make earrings. She never asked my permission to keep the teeth. When I told her I was actually going to ask for them, Kassy was more than excited to tell me I could NOT have the teeth because she already got them. To make things worse, she said the earrings should be done by our next follow up--and she would wear them to show me. When I called the office later to tell them how uncomfortable this made me, Kassy was put on the phone and told me that she's been doing this her entire career... so I can only imagine how many pets' teeth have been kept without asking. In the end, I finally got my cat's teeth during a follow up appointment with a different tech. I know it isn't uncommon for people to keep or make jewelry out of animals' teeth. But it MUST be with consent of the pet owner. This whole situation and her lack of empathy was honestly disturbing. I'll never trust them with my cat again.

I've been a very loyal customer of Dr. Martin and his staff for nearly 30 years. They show that…read morethey care. That said, the last three or four years their service has gone quickly downhill. It sometimes takes up to two weeks for an appointment and the formerly friendly staff are too busy to care. In the past they would try hard to squeeze me in within a day or two for more serious issues, but that is no more, loyalty be damned. We went to pick up our two dogs from boarding recently at 9:00 am. My dogs hadn't been let out to pee or poop and hadn't been fed....at 9:00 am! They peed all over the floor as soon as they came out of the run. They said that the employee who does that hadn't showed up yet but there were three girls at the front desk on their darned cell phones. I haven't quit them yet due to loyalty to Doc Martin and Doc Blount but getting damned close.

They took amazing care of my dog that was having some eye issues. They diagnosed the issue quickly…read moreand came up with a treatment plan (which included having to see a specialist, but the specialist they recommended got us in the next day). They were upfront on the price of the treatment and we found it to be cheaper then we had anticipated. Without UrgentVet my dog probably would have lost her vision. I am so grateful to them and the amazing staff!

We took our Yorkie there because he was limping. And because if you touched his foot, he wanted to…read morebite you They freaked out. We even offered to hold his head still while they took an x-ray of his foot and they did not want us in their back room, which is their rules. OK. They came back with an estimate for us of $2000 and they wanted to fully sedate my little dog to take an x-ray to find out if he had a grass root in his toenail. Regardless, we left their establishment.

Bayview Animal Hospital is the best and the only place we take our dog…read more Dr Clayne White and his staff are so great and accommodating. They're great with people and with pets making everyone feel comfortable and at home. They're busy but efficient and you can tell they care.

Wow! Another elitist animal care facility that has no need to accommodate clients!…read more Come on Bayview! Even humans don't have to wait to see a doctor to get a flu shot! You're overpriced too! Get real! On top of everything else, the staff couldn't keep my dog's records straight. Good grief! Time to go back to PetSmart (no appointment necessary, just go on immunization day and it's much faster, economic, and they keep a copy of your records).

Dr Ben and Ashley are amazing! I found them by chance looking for a new vet since we just moved to…read moreUtah from California. I have cerebral palsy, so moving isn't too good for me. I loved the fact that he comes to me. Everything he needs is right there... the best part? You don't have to take your fur babies to the vet, they come to you! He was very gentle with my babies and had great recommendations for them. He did preform surgery right out front in their mobile lab. My golden needed three teeth pulled and a cleaning. They took such great care of him. My poor Great Dane was so upset that he couldn't be with his pal, but he knew he was in good hands. Did I mention he will look at your Ferrets too? Really good! I will call them again when it's time for my babies check up.

From the owner: At The Travel Vet, we pride ourselves on our full-service veterinary clinic. Dr. Ben Brown…read morespecializes in high-quality veterinary care with the convenience of curbside service. We will bring our state-of-the-art mobile facility to your home for your pet's comfort. The Travel Vet understands and knows the strength of the human-animal bond and lives it every day. We provide a wide range of services that can be performed in our clinic in front of your home. Veterinary care is an integral part of your pet's health and a happy life. That being said, it is difficult for many of us to justify the discomfort of getting our pets in the carrier for a high-stress drive to the clinic. By bringing our clinic to you, our goal is to reduce your pet's stress as much as possible and to get to know their wonderful personalities.

When choosing a vet for our three dogs, we wanted a clinic that could support emergency visits (if…read morenecessary) along with good advice. We LOVE this clinic. The staff are amazing and seem to remember all of us each time we call or come in. The dogs feel very comfortable with the staff. We recently had a puppy eat some medicine that was not hers. They immediately got her in and made her throw up. Luckily crisis was averted. They calmed me down as well! Now I know how they handle an emergency! I would highly recommend.

They are amazing and take such good care of our baby, Aria, not only for her veterinary care, but…read morealso daycare for days we work in office, and boarding if we go out of town and need some one we can trust to take care of her. Thank you guys so much!

Dr. Degarmo and her tech Jaz was wonderful with my dog when I came in for a cardio appointment…read more Prices were reasonable and they were very lovely. My dog hilo loved them. Thanks!!

I brought my cat i at 3 am with blood in his stool. I he ended up having salmonella. And didn't…read morereceive any medications for him because I couldn't pay them all at one time and they would not work out a payment plan with me. I was told to apply for a loan/line of credit, which I was not approved for because I have poor credit, and given an invoice and told that when I paid them I would receive medications. When I went back to pay them they told me there were no medications on file. Now I have not 1 but 2 sick kittens.

We love Dr. Brinkley and the staff at Fairfield Veterinary Hospital, so much that we drive over 2…read morehours to bring our kitties in! They take such wonderful care of our little ones!

Wonderful Vet! Trust them with the care of my pets so much. Thank you Fairfield Veterinaryread more

I used Merrypets for group hikes for my dogs. My dachshund would come home appearing happy, and I…read moreassumed he was having a great time. Looking back, I think he was just happy to be home. I started noticing he would growl when I touched him, which was very out of character. At first, I didn't think much of it, but as it worsened, I examined him more closely and was shocked to discover scabbed areas under both of his front legs, resembling severe rugburn. After another hike, I checked him immediately upon return and found his front legs raw and bleeding in multiple spots, with his fur matted in tight knots. I took him to urgent care, and the veterinarian confirmed the wounds were fresh trauma. My dog is 8 years old and very active, but because he's never been off leash before, I had specifically requested that he be kept leashed on hikes. The other dogs were off-leash, and I worry that while trying to keep up with the group, the handler, Caitlin, may have dragged him when he couldn't keep pace. I reached out to Mary for an explanation but received no clear response or indication of concern for my dog's condition. I asked Mary if she would cover the vet bill. Instead, she said she wanted to speak directly with my vet. When I brought that request to my vet, they informed me that she did not have a right to access my pet's medical information due to HIPAA laws. Despite everything, I was kind enough to let the situation go--but I refused to pay the bill for the hike where my dog was injured. Now Mary is charging my account anyway. A good business owner would have shown concern and at the very least offered an apology. Instead, she has shown no empathy and no accountability. This experience was incredibly distressing. I cannot recommend Merrypets based on what happened and how poorly it was handled. My dog has had no more injuries since he stopped going out with Merry Pets. He's happy again and no longer growls at me.

Our fur babies love hiking with Merry Pets. They look forward to their hikes and are well taken…read morecare of. Highly recommend!! Trust them completely with my boys.