Great experience for our first time at the vet. Kingston and I were in and out in under an hour…read morewith shots, teeth cleaning products and treats. It was a reasonable price at 90 and they offer chip services as well. Decor was so cute and everything was smooth. They accommodated a last minute scheduling change I had and I so appreciated it. The vets offered some advice on Kingston's weight loss as he was 10lbs overweight, oh my : (. I'm happy to report, he's back in track after cutting back while increasing his activities.

after years of their overpriced treatment for a medically fragile 21 (at time of death) cat, they…read moresent a palm plant as a "condolence". there was no card with the name of the plant, so i called barrington oaks to find out what kind of palm it was. certain palms are literally DEADLY to cats . . . and i just wanted to be sure, yanno? i was told they had no idea what type of plant it was, that they left that up to the plant company's discretion. i asked how they could leave such a potentially deadly decision up to a third party distributor? their response was if i was "so concerned to just bin the plant" so, due to my direct concern, their sensitive customer service (HA!) person decided (again, after YEARS of treatment at costs literally three times or more than the current treatment another medically fragile cat is receiving at another vet) that my concern was enough to warrant a "do not see" tag. well - jokes on them. we only used them for their extremely close proximity to the house in case of emergencies, and a "do not see" affects them only, as the other 9 animals in the household have, and are being seen (for five years now) at a vet that is way better, and much more affordable. prior to arriving in this town, i had seen another cat and dog vet for 22 years, and an actual CVA bird vet for 12 - so i know it wasn't ME. bottom line . . . barrington oaks is three, sometimes four, times as expensive, are not really that great of a vet hospital, they have a lady that "sees" birds there that charges CVA prices, but is not, in fact, a CVA (CERTIFIED AVAIN VET) and are so extremely sensitive with client concerns that if you so much as question anything of, for, or by them . . . they just can't handle that. if you have money to throw away while being expected to kiss their ass without any questions what so ever- have at it. but you have been warned.

Dr. Jina and Cassie are amazing! Chiro and acupuncture saved our doxie Lug Nut. Without them our 4…read moreyear old doxie would not be able to walk! I am so so appreciative of Dr. Jina and her team!! I would recommend to anyone!!

I wasn't going to review, until I got a letter from them terminating our "client relationship"…read more Worth the read if you have chinchillas. I've brought my other chinchillas here a few years ago, and have had chinchillas for over a decade. I recently brought my third chin in because her food was dust like and she had some drool under her chin with watery eyes - so I thought her teeth might be too long or something else such as malo or stomach issues. They were able to take her as a drop off on short notice which was nice because my work schedule is tough to work around. I dropped her off at 11:15am and picked her up around 5:30pm on 1/11/24. They called around 2pm stating her teeth were fine, but possibly a stomach issue so they recommended a fecal, and we did that, later I got a call her gut ph was off and she will be ready with medicine soon. When I picked her up, they mentioned they were feeding her fresh lettuce and she was eating fine and kept referring to her as "him". I questioned why she was eating fresh veggies as in the past this same doctor recommended against it - they told me to trust Dr. Jina. I stated I would like to talk to her (as I was talking to a vet tech and receptionist), because I have questions and told them I don't plan to feed her fresh veggies going forward and that she's never had this type of food before. Instead of having the doctor come talk with me, like they said they would, they brought me a "brochure" as they called it (it's literally a typed word doc) on why chinchillas need fresh veggies - not even a professional brochure. They told me to trust her, and at that point I referenced the bad reviews about exotics passing away after going here and that it's hard to trust a doctor who wouldn't come out and talk to me & who previously recommended against this type of food and that I'm losing trust in her from this visit. I also mentioned that I was unhappy they fed my pet something without asking when I brought her with hay and sticks for her short stay. The receptionist and the vet tech then just stared at me for a couple minutes, waiting for me to leave - I had to REMIND THEM to bring me my pet, so I could leave. I used to recommend this place, but would not anymore, especially for exotics. it's pretty bad when you question the recommendations & bring up reviews that they then terminate the client relationship. Lastly - they didn't even pay attention when writing up her discharge paperwork, why on earth would she eat a Carnivore diet & what is Carnivore Care? Should be critical care. She also was eating, so idk why they kept referring to her as not eating / must syringe feed her.

This vet has a very strong idea of how he feels it is best to treat your animal. After allowing the…read morevet to examine my dogs, we talked about medicine refills needed. The vet was willing to fill the meds for pick-up at the clinic, but I declined due to availability and pricing elsewhere. I had the vendor I chose fax in the request with no response from the vet office. I called the vet and was told they never received a fax, so I had the prescription request sent again. With no response I called the vet office again and was told their fax machine was out of toner so they were not receiving faxes. I asked for a phone approval as my dog is on a time sensitive medication. The vendor I chose to fill the medicines attempted to call the vet office and authorization was not given. I called the vet office and asked what was going on and was told the heart worm preventive medicine was not one the vet office uses so they would not authorize the request. For the record the medicine I chose was the generic for heart guard. In regards to the time sensitive medicine, I was told my dog needed a blood test for this medicine. Keep in mind when I scheduled the appointment, I told the office I needed this medicine filled, we talked about it during the visit, blood was taken, and meds were offered onsite for much higher. Three days after I visited the vet and spent $435 on three dogs, I received a certified letter in the mail indicating they would no longer provide care for my dogs. I inquired why and was told because one of my dogs growled and showed his teeth when the unsuaul practice for examining dogs took place required that dog to be muzzled. For minds wondering, this dog is an 11 year old border collie lab mix that has never been agressive before this experience. In all honesty I could have swallowed "we don't want to treat this dog going forward", but to not fill reputable medicines after paying for exams and having testing done is unethical. I also received the medical records for the dogs, and the records clearly indicate they received the medication faxes the day they were sent. This vet should have retired years ago, has horrible bedside manner, and will only work with you on medications if you have his clinic fill the medications. Steer clear of this vet and treat your fur children elsewhere!

*WORTH THE READ* My parent's dog might have a bacterial…read moreinfection and I have been looking all day to try to figure out what I could do. Because of COVID, it has been very difficult to find a place to take him today. Which is understandable. Every vet I have called so far today has no openings, but has given me tips that have actually helped while I have tried my hardest to find a place to go. Until I called THIS place. They were quick to pick up the phone. After explaining our situation, the first question the woman asks is, "are you a prior client to this clinic?" I had never been asked that before so I was a little flustered, and because it is my parent's dog, I was honest and tell her I didn't know. I assumed she would have asked for my information to check to see if I was in their system or not, but all she said was, "Because you aren't a prior client we cannot see you at this time." Again, I was flustered, but I couldn't think of anything else to say but, "thank you for your time." And then she hung up the phone without saying another word! I know I could have been more blunt and asked for her to look for my information, but if that is how they treat people, I don't like imagining how they treat pets. Overall sad experience.

I have had pets all of my 69 years so I've made the rounds to many vets. Oak Grove has been a been…read morethe perfect fit for us. 1 dog and two cats. It can be busy at the office but we have never felt that we are not important. I have had some very random situations that been addressed quickly and professionally. If I have had to leave one of them at the office, I always receive a phone call with a full briefing from the Dr and get all my questions answered. We always discuss various options. This staff is wonderful, kind, caring and attentive.

The team is amazing. They listen to my concerns and understand anxious dogs and are outstanding…read morewith the level of care and concern they have for the dogs as well as myself. Will recommend them over and over.

Our visit is complete and as hard as these decisions are to make the process was comforting. This…read moreis my first time using this type of service and I can't tell you how glad I am to have chosen MN Pets. From the first contact to saying our last goodbye the process was very smooth. Communication was great. Our sweet girl blessed us 16 1/2 years of joy and love. She will be missed but knowing her last day was filled with calm love and kindness fills me with comfort. Thank you.

An extremely compassionate, professional and timely service. Their customer service is impeccable…read moreand their staff is knowledgeable and caring. Dr. Mike is what you would describe as someone who found his calling. Professional, caring and respectful. He answered all our questions and still asked us if we had any more questions or concerns. I highly recommned this service.

I just realized I hadn't left reviews from either time I've had to use this amazing group for two…read moreof the hardest days of my life. Max had to cross the rainbow bridge on 4/11/2025 and then his buddy, Sadie, on 6/4/2026. I am so incredibly glad to have chosen a home euthanasia. Having them both pass on the comfort of their own bed in their home helped ease the stress for Max and Sadie and for us. Dr. Sara tended to both of my buddies and she was pretty incredible. It helped turn what would have been a pretty overwhelming experience into a peaceful and loving 'goodbye'

Thank you Dr. Tracy for helping make my Millie's last hour on earth with us less scary and…read moreoverwhelming. The in-home process provided the comfort and peace we all needed.

I've been generally very happy with the level of care at Companions Animal Hospital. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate, and thorough, and I appreciate that they are AAHA accredited -- something only a small percentage of clinics achieve. That accreditation really matters when it comes to emergencies or situations requiring surgery, because it means they follow strict standards for safety, anesthesia, cleanliness, diagnostics, and medical protocols. If you want top‑tier care for serious or urgent issues, this is absolutely the place to be. I was offered one of their Canine Wellness Packages, and while the flyer was helpful, I didn't receive much detail about the terms, conditions, or exclusions beyond what was printed. I like to fully understand what I'm signing up for, especially when it comes to annual plans. I purchased the $432 Wellness Package, which includes two comprehensive wellness exams, two intestinal parasite screenings, internal organ function screening, and 5% off additional services. The flyer shows there is also a $663 Enhanced Package, but I wasn't offered that option during my visit. For reference, I spent $3,557.73 last year on my middle‑aged chiweenie, and the wellness plan saved me $1,404.59 -- which is impressive for a healthy dog with no chronic conditions. She only had a few minor issues like diarrhea from eating something she shouldn't have. I can see how this plan might be even more valuable for dogs with chronic medical needs, but for my situation, it was still a meaningful savings. Companions also accepts direct pay from Trupanion, which makes expensive emergencies far less stressful because you don't have to pay everything upfront. They also accept CareCredit, which is helpful if you need assistance with payments. I also really like their app -- being able to chat with staff and book appointments directly is incredibly convenient. That said, due to financial reasons, I'll only be bringing my dog to Companions for true emergencies going forward. For routine vaccinations and annual checkups, I recommend looking into a prepaid plan through Petco's Vital Care Premier, which offers unlimited exams and discounted vaccinations at a much lower cost. Overall, Companions Animal Hospital provides excellent care, especially for emergencies or complex medical needs. Their AAHA accreditation gives me confidence, and their staff has always treated my dog with kindness and professionalism.

We had adopted a cat from a shelter. There were health issues after a few days. Dr Anne agreed…read moreto see the cat on short notice and donated some services, in support of us being an adopter of an animal needing a home. This clinic obviously cares about the bigger picture...helping animals in need over making big bucks. That is the type of business I like to see supported by animal lovers.