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    VetIQ Petcare

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    Pet vaccinations

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    At Home Animal Clinic

    At Home Animal Clinic

    (12 reviews)

    ****UPDATE**** Recently brought my newest fur baby Kylo to…read moreAt Home. We brought him here initially because of the great experience we had in the past. Our Favorite vet, Dr. Kate, is no longer here. I brought Kylo in to get chipped because we have another cat with a weight problem, so we got feeders that work with chips. They do come with collar tags, but our cats are strictly indoor cats, and are not used to collars...so chips would work out best in the long run. We scheduled an appointment to get Kylo chipped. When Dr. Pepin came in, she first advised me that I should have had him chipped when he was neutered. I told her that at the time, it was not an issue, and it was an expensive option, so we didn't feel the need for it. She then told me that it's a big needle and it's better for it to be done when they are already sedated...I understood, but at the same time, we didn't need it done, so it is what it is. She still seemed to judge me, and said, "well, maybe you'll be better informed next time." She then proceeded to tell me they would try, but that the last time Kylo was in, he was a bit troublesome and they might not be able to do it because of his behavior. The last time he was there, he was a kitten. He has NEVER been aggressive, or any sort of problem whatsoever...I asked why she would say that, and Dr. Peppin said he was a problem at the end of his visit, which I don't believe for a second. He was a baby...She then discredited me and said "well it he was a problem at the end"...What end? Then aske if I was sure that we never had him chipped. I said I was positive, and she said, "we'll scan him just to make sure your memory is good". How condescending can you be? I loved brining my animals here, but this ruined everything. When my elderly cat who was 18 yrs old died, the doctor at the time was the sweetest and most supportive person I could ever hope for. Dr. Kate. Dr. Pepin, the opposite. I will be leaving At Home because of this. The judgement was unexpected, and definitely unjustified. I am a pretty confident person. I would not say I am overly sensitive, I can take abuse, but I love my cat, and I always have what is best for him in mind....So I didn't have him chipped when he was neutered, well that was a year ago, we are past that now...do I wish I would have done it then, Yes...but can I do anything about it now...No...But to be told, "well, now you'll be better educated for the next time"...as if I am some ignorant a hole pet owner, was too much. Goodbye. My family, who brings all their pets to you, will be leaving. It was a good run, and the rest of the staff for the most part is probably great, but this was the straw the camel didn't see coming....

    Within the last year I adopted a healthy, elderly cat. Always kind of a picky eater, last week she…read morestopped eating completely. I had not yet taken her to a vet, so I called At Home Animal Clinic on the advice of a friend. They were able to fit me in that day, but were unable to do lab work because the cat was so dehydrated. They rehydrated her and gave her medication to help with her touchy stomach and had me bring her in the next day for blood work. When the results came in, they were not good. I made the difficult decision to have her euthanized. At Home accommodated us quickly so kitty would not continue to suffer. They were gentle and compassionate, and I felt their prices were reasonable. I highly recommend them.

    Cedar Pet Clinic - His eye was nearly swollen shut when I brought him in but they brushed it off. Turns out it was a botfly maggot.

    Cedar Pet Clinic

    (16 reviews)

    This place is all about money. They don't care about your dog, cat or parakeet. I moved to Lake…read moreElmo and needed to bring my dog in. I asked if they had any openings and was told they just had a cancellation. I took the cancellation and then I was charged for an emergency visit. Next, my dog (17 years old) needs a groom and I simply needed an updated rabies shot. I was told I had to pay $135 plus the rabies shot for an exam. Rip off. Who needs an exam for a 17 year old dog? I simply wanted to make him comfortable during his last months.

    I got a new kitten a few weeks ago and requested an appointment at cedar pet clinic. They gave me…read morean appointment 2 weeks later, which was fine with me. I didn't have any urgent needs so I was okay with waiting, but once I got there, after confirming my appointment that I had for over two weeks, I was told that the vet had been double booked. I do understand that emergencies happen and they were apologetic about the long wait time I endured, but I just needed vaccinations for my kitten. With my other cats, that is a 10 minute appointment at different vet clinics in my hometown. I was at cedar pet clinic for about 2 hours to get two vaccines. They did include a "complimentary" blood test, but on the receipt I got, there was a charge for $111 for testing of the blood. Overall the appointment cost me $325 including the $50 appointment deposit I was required to pay, they did apply that to my total, but that cost still seems insane for vaccines, which was all that I really wanted/needed. Overall my experience there wasn't bad. The staff was nice, but I did not feel that the appointment was worth over $300. I also got a quote for a neuter and microchip in the $800 range which is insanely high in my opinion, especially when programs for low cost spay/neuter are out there and easily accessible. It was odd that they took my kitten into the back to perform the vaccines and everything else they did, but maybe that's just how things are done these days, but it did seem odd that they couldn't give him a few shots and draw blood in the room with me. Again, my experience here wasn't bad, but for the cost and the wait time I experienced, I will not be returning to this vet clinic and I would not recommend taking your business here.

    VetIQ Petcare - vet - Updated August 2026

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