We recently adopted a dog who had been rescued from a puppy mill. We very quickly became aware of…read morehow much work we were in for. Two years living in a kennel and having babies took a mental toll on her, she didn't even know how to play or behave like a dog. I asked our vet if she knew of anyone who was good with animal behavior and that's how I found out about Kassidy. Not only has our dog improved but she has also trained us. We started with a few weekly sessions but because of her background we realized she needed more training as did we. She spent the week with Kassidy playing, learning and having fun. After a week we really noticed a difference and so thankful for that. We still have a long way to go but I know Kassidy will be there to help us all.

I'd been to Dr. Kim Olson with an old dog years ago, to have 17 teeth removed. I really appreciated…read morehow kind all of the people there were to me and my dog. Now, years later, I brought in my little dog in for her nails and check-up and vaccines. Everyone was wonderful and Dr. Kim Olson, fit my dog in without a scheduled visit, to get her check-up. My dog felt comfortable with them and the bill was a lot smaller than I had expected. Being retired on a small budget, I was very happy with all that got done, that same day. I'm now a client and can look up anything about my dog and any scheduled appointments easily. Thank you, Atwater Animal Health Services employees. Cynthia Coyle

Although my initial visit was great those thereafter have been terrible. I was rushed, and my dog…read morewas terrified. They are not gentle or caring when performing exams. They handled my dog terribly. What I went for was not even a concern, the Vet was rude and I was completely taken away at what I had been charged for the service received. Not a smile or a greeting or any warmth when entering the doors.

Today I was in to see them about a routine check up for my 10-year-old cat Babyface. They were very…read morefriendly and professional and communicated. All of the information needed to ensure the continued good health of my cat. Unfortunately, I am moving to Iowa so I will not get to see these wonderful veterinarians anymore. Do not waste your time going to Maple Lake, see these guys they're the real deal and they genuinely care.

This clinic is well-managed. The front desk staff are friendly and efficient. I never had to wait…read moremore than 10 minutes to see the doctor. Our 15 year-olf lab had severe hip dysplasia and was in extreme pain. Our doctor fully explained to me different treatment options and was frank with us about our dog's issues. I couldn't have asked for better care. They may cost more than some clinics in the area but the quality care you get makes it worth it.

Always satisfied when done with Gunner my yorkie, owner of Gunner, Patricia Huhn. Wonderful place…read moreto take your pet,!

They could start with being honest! My rescue was a pt of Annandale Vet and when they lost yet…read moreanother Vet, they no longer have time to see "summer" only pts. Was referred last summer to Kimball. They couldn't see my 2.5 lb Yorkie for an eye issue. This yr I was told we have 3 emergency spaces daily. But you must call right at 8. Missed spaces 2 days in a row. 3rd day I was told we close at noon so no appointments. I said I would try again on Friday and was told only one appointment available and I should call around to other clinics. So the message that 'we see new clients " same day emergency is as far from the truth as it gets. When you travel to another state and stay for 5 months and you have a dog or even a cat your vet options are limited and frightening.

We have a dog from Ben and we kennel our dogs there - great people, great facility and great dogs…read more Highly recommend - dogs are well cared for and facilities are extremely clean. Dogs get lots of exercise and outdoor time while there - I never trust other people/locations for any outdoor exercise. Ben does it right!

Professional and friendly. Great care. Dr Perry and her staff are very knowledgeable and reasonably…read morepriced.

Absolutely INCREDIBLE! For the first time in many many years my babies finally have a veterinarian…read morethat I can Trust,and that Cares! She takes time to ask questions, informed me on everything, answered my questions, actually Physically examined my Greysan. Did the right tests,got him the right medications..I'm literally in so many ways,RELIEVED!!! It has been so long since I have been comfortable with any one of my babies at the vets they were going to. I had no other options for a long time. I will never take them to anyone else! THANK YOU THANK YOU! Her staff is also just as amazing and caring!

We have been coming here since we first moved to Minnesota from California. It has been 17 years…read morenow. We just love the service and the staff even more!

The vet here, if he's still working (Milender) is a mixed bag: he performed a knee surgery on our…read morelarge dog back in 2014 and was very reasonably priced and the surgery was a success. We were so happy with the results that we switched to having him as our primary vet, bringing 2 dogs and a cat (and driving 30 min one way). With time however, we found out he's fairly incompetent with cats. We also noticed that something changed in the past few years; not only did the office visit fee double overnight, the team at the clinic became much less friendly & Milender: much less trust-worthy. Recently, when this same large dog suddenly stopped eating the only response Milender had was to go with whatever WE suggested might be the issue. He had no ideas or real solutions, then put him on medication that had no effect whatsoever. And when that failed & he still wasn't eating, Milender had us bring him in for a liquid IV. The clinic team did nothing more than give him liquids and take an xray, but the whole visit cost as much as the knee surgery -- not to mention, our dog died 5 days later. They wanted over $100 for blood-work which was completely unnecessary, especially given the circumstances, and then the manager tried to tell us later (to justify the charge) that they needed the blood-work to determine he had a disease that they had previously "forgotten" to mention. Oddly enough, within the same time frame we had brought in the cat for an infection. Milender said it as a urinary infection but again, that was based on what we thought 'might be' as he didn't even do a routine exam to look over the cat, he just took his weight and temp. We had always gotten basic amoxicillin in a pill form and that had worked just fine. This time he prescribed a very expensive liquid med that you mix with (your own) soft food, which the cat happily ate - but it did nothing more than pause his symptoms for a week. I also realized during this time that the cat had a wound on his leg, but since Milender hadn't touched the cat during the exam he wasn't able to consider this might be the infection's cause. After the $80 liquid med failed & the symptoms returned (crystallized and bloody cat pee left in various places in the home, outside the litter box) Milender prescribed a pill form of amoxicillin but it was mixed with other meds. This one also failed. Then, for some reason, he prescribed a $65 liquid form of amoxicillin again mixed with other meds. This one we were supposed to shoot in our 7 yr old cat's mouth (who had previously only had pills). My husband picked it up w/o thinking about how it would go over, and one try made it very obvious the cat wouldn't allow it. Finally I asked Milender to just prescribe plain amoxicillin (with no other meds) in a pill form...$10 from WalMart, and that cleared up the infection within days. We had spent hundreds of dollars, and the cat: nearly 2 months of prolonged pain. When I asked Milender later what I was supposed to do with a $65 med I couldn't use, he wouldn't own up to his total lack of care and suggested we donate it. ?!?! What used to be an affordable vet clinic with friendly, helpful staff has become an expensive trap with a lot of run-around and very little help.

Dogs are kept in penned rooms that are part of a farmhouse. Structured activities include outdoor…read moreexercise, social interactions, and alone time. Rooms are furnished with couches, pillows, TV, unfinished rustic floors. The dogs appear to be enjoying themselves, and happy with the environment. Prices are excellent and a good value.

I had a similar experience as the other 1 star reviewers. We boarded our 2 Goldendoodles for 7 days…read morewhile we went to Texas. Our dogs were kept in the basement where we were not allowed to go. Neither one of them ate while we were gone and we were not notified of this and they both had developed diarrhea. No one told us anything until we picked them up! So we went to pick them up after we got back from Texas and could see that something was very wrong. They each had lost 4 lbs!!! The older one was so weak that by the next day she could not stand. We took her to the emergency vet in Coon Rapids where they gave her some IV fluids and prescribed some medication. We were lucky that she made it. Our other dog pulled through okay. The Bed and Bone is not a good place for dogs and there is no communication about your dog. After this incident, I never boarded my dogs again but used Rover to have someone come to the house and stay with them. I highly recommend them. It might cost more but it's worth it, not just in price but in care, plus you're not paying an emergency vet bill. Its a bad bad bad place!