While my wait was lengthy and considering my dog was having an allergic reaction I felt a bit…read moreignored however my dog was given 100 mg of Benadryl by me prior to arriving. She had hives bad and was throwing up hence the reason we were there. The vet was kind but had little to offer other than reassurance that she would be okay and possibly a steroid which honestly at the point they finally got her she was ok from the Benadryl I gave. They were understanding and not judging me for still taking her in. She is my baby and I was very worried with the amount of hives on her face and neck. Just not impressed with the "emergency part" as we ended up wait hours to be seen.

This place is fantastic! The staff are all very supportive of the animals that come in and our…read moredoctor was very knowledgeable and patient with my dog who is very mellow in general but did not like shots or getting his ears checked. Also, if you have an anxious pet or even if you don't, definitely take advantage of the "happy pet visits." It's free and it helps your pet enjoy vet visits. I'm doing these visits with my dog whenever I am able so he connects this place with treats and positive vibes instead of a place he only comes to for shots or because he is sick. My cats don't really care, they just don't like the crates I have to transport them in and no amount of treats will change their opinions about that.

I reached out to Hometown Veterinary Clinic when I was searching for a vet who would do in home…read moreeuthanasia for my beloved dog. Barney had never been a patient of theirs, but when I called and spoke with Corey, she was so kind and professional. I immediately felt like I was making the right choice. When Dr Springman and Anne arrived at our house, they clearly explained the process and what to expect. They allowed us to be closely involved through all of it. We were able to hold Barney and comfort him during his final moments. We are forever grateful for the kindness and compassion we were shown during such a difficult time. It was such a blessing to be able to provide him with a peaceful, gentle passing at home where he felt safe and loved. I cannot recommend them enough! When we are ready to love another pet, we will definitely contact Dr Springman and her staff for veterinary care.

Dr Springman and her team at Hometown Vet are the best! Very friendly, kind, patient and deeply…read morecare about pets. They have cared for my cats and dog for almost 15 years.

The good stuff: Their vets are very skilled and they have empathy and compassion. Also, once you…read moreare established if your pet has an issue they get them in pretty quickly. The bad: This place charges A LOT! I have had the impression more than once that finding every opportunity to add charges during an exam is included in their staff training. Also, there is little/no transparency with charges ahead of time. I am putting it out there so people can be aware. We boarded our dogs and paid a lot extra for their "luxury run". It was supposed to have a tv that played soothing videos and be equipped with cameras that we could log into and check on them at our convenience. We were not allowed to see this in person because of "safety protocol" and the morning we checked them in we were informed that the cameras were down. We had no way of knowing if we got anything that we were charged extra for, and we were charged a lot extra. They were unapologetic about this and did not offer to reduce the bill for the services that were not provided. Over $200 for 24 hours and I have no idea if we got anything we payed extra for. Pros: skilled vets and usually can get an appointment quickly Cons: they squeeze you for every dime and you must take it on faith that you are getting what you paid for.

Love the staff there! Dr Stout has been great for my animals!! When we lost our best dog she was…read morecompassionate and sent a personalized card. She was great with my cat as well!

Dr. Heather and her staff truly love and care for our animals. When my kitten had FIP and treatment…read morewasn't available in the US yet, Dr. Heather supported us in every way she could and our kitten who was at deaths door is now a happy healthy 3 year old. When my parents adopted a puppy, the previous vet botched his neuter and Dr. Heather did everything in her power to try and save him, even taking him home with her so she could monitor him 24/7. She truly loves animals and goes above and beyond for them and their owners.

I brought my cat in today to get neutered as a preventative measure before spraying was even a…read morethought for him. When I dropped him off, he was clean, free of smells and his carrier was very gently used. When I went to pick him up, he was COVERED in cat spray, urine, blood and random dog fur. He looked and smelled like a sad pathetic little stray. His perfect little cat carrier was also coated in cat spray, blood, urine, and dog fur. All of that was on the outside, and on the inside looked like a crime scene. Note: he had NOT started spraying, so where did the cat spray come from? I brought my cat home and my husband's dog didn't even recognize my cat and proceeded to bare teeth at him. Meaning it was NOT his spray or his urine. He is covered in a different cat or cats spray and urine. 10/10 do NOT recommend :)

Dr. Bob has been our vet for over 20 years. we could find a vet closer to home, but he is always…read morepatient and professional with our dog and us. His tech was great with our shepherd who hates nail trimming. We think Dr. Bob is great.

We took our Jack Russell to Tremont Vet with a troubled ear problem he had been suffering with over…read morea year. The dr knew exactly what it was (Severe Yeast Infection) and treated it along with his skin allergy & asked that we bring him back in 10 days to see if he needs another treatment. Over the 10 days we saw a 90% turn around in him, finally some relief. We returned as instructed, ears much better but gave a 2nd dose and refilled his allergy meds. Call if I need a refill otherwise he's good to go. Rusty is doing great!! Thank you Tremont Vet ! The Miller's

I made a call about a kitten I had who was not doing well. Kept laying on the ground whining, would…read morefall over and whine. The women on the phone was rude and told me it would be 3 weeks till they could've seen him HE WOULD'VE DIED! She told me I was being over dramatic and he probably just had an attitude problem! Turns out my cat was anemic. He passed PEACEFULLY a week ago but he lived long enough to say goodbye! I called A MONTH AGO. He would've died that night If I didn't go somewhere else. This place is awful on customer service

I never doubt that my pets are getting the very best care. They are all fantastic. Dr. Clark and…read moreMarcy are the best.

Not the best, not the worst. They did a good job with our dog for check up and an ear infection but…read morethey were pretty expensive. We called to get heartgaurd and flea medicine and were told they could only mail it to us, weird. We are moving out of state so we asked to get a paper script to fill and they said they'd do it, this was first thing in the morning. Fast forward to the afternoon they still hadn't written it and said they only do scripts with 24hr notice and it was a courtesy to do a written one at all. Really? Every vet I've gone to in each state we've lived in has never had an issue getting us basic meds like this. They seemed kind of rude and if we were staying in the area we would be looking for a new vet.

Front staff is friendly and helpful. Beyond that worthless and rude. Vet couldn't even trim my…read moredogs nails. The tech did not even try to be soothing to my distressed injured dog. Horrible bed side manner. I'm glad this was just an emergency appointment as my regular vet was to bust. No I know why there were appointments open, they aren't any good. ​

My family and I had been searching for a new companion after my beloved dog passed away in November…read more2024 from cancer. I happened to stumble across a dog named Finneas through Foster Pet Outreach on PetFinder that I absolutely fell in love with. I immediately filled out the adoption application, and even though their application states they typically prefer adopters to be within a certain distance from them, I took a chance (we live in Wisconsin) and within a day I received a response. I got in contact with Finneas' foster mom (who was very responsive and sweet!) We drove down that week to meet him, and the staff was very helpful and answered all our questions, had all of his vet records available and even provided us some essentials to go home with. Two months later he is the best addition that I could have ever asked for. Overall, we had an amazing experience with this rescue, and I highly recommend!

The summer of 2022 I was strolling thru Petsmart and happened upon the most adorable terrier mix. I…read morealready had four dogs and zero intentions of adopting another but this dog just drew me into her orbit and I was a goner. Andi, my sunshine dog, brings light to my life every day. While talking to the rescue folks I uttered the fateful words "you know, I always thought I'd like to foster..." and that's all it took. They knew a sucker when they saw one. I'm happy to report, dozens of successfully placed fosters and five more foster fails later, I am living my best life. You'll see a few negative reviews here for FPO and I can truly understand, as it can be very disappointing when an adoption doesn't work in your favor. To that I can only respond that as an organization placing dogs whos previous owners have abandoned, neglected and/or abused them, we have to be highly selective in our placements. The animals in our care have already been failed once, twice and sadly, sometimes multiple times. Choices have to be made and because the animals cannot speak for themselves, we have to speak for them and try hard to match their needs to the adopter. And when a particular animal has multiple qualified applicants, someone will always be disappointed. Most are mature enough not to write a bad review because they weren't chosen. The organization runs on only volunteer efforts and donated funds. We lose money in every adoption because we spend extensively on vetting to get the animals in the best health they can be to go to their new homes. Our contract - which every adopter signs - states upfront our fees are non/refundable-which is the standard in the industry. And to Tim B, there was definitely a miscommunication. When you told us of your several upcoming trips and how you wouldn't be ready for a few more weeks/months to adopt, we took that to mean that while you were interested in the dog, you had other previous plans which understandably took priority over the adoption. Like you, we absolutely want what is best for the animal, in fact, it guides our every choice. You'll be happy to know this particular dog found a wonderful home. They also had vast experience with special needs dogs and even better, were ready to adopt at that time.