This is a great place to take your dog! Highly recommend! They so kind, caring and friendly,read more

Great facility, friendly and knowledgeable staff. I feel confident that they are taking great care…read moreof our dog while we are traveling.

Took our Belgian Malnois to Kayla for the month long boot camp after trying (and failing) to get…read moreher trained on our own (with help from Heartland). She is a bit much for their methods. Kayla has her walking at our heel, sitting, laying down, staying, everything we need. She is now an A+ student! Thank you Kayla

Amazing! Wonderful! Studependous! My Annie is 13 months old! She is a little yellow lab with LOTS…read moreof personality! You might call her Miss Personality Plus! ... I was Blessed to receive her from my next door Neighbor when she was 6 weeks old. Annie's Father, JJ, is a beautiful Rust-Colored Sort-of-Lab, very laid-back, loving, and oh-so-sweet. I met JJ when he came to my front porch and confiscated my shoes, a pillow from my chair, etc. etc. You get the point! ... Annie's mother is Mollie - a regular little spit-fire! ...There were 3 puppies to choose from, and I held each one in my arms, and when I held Annie, my heart just simply skipped a beat, and I knew she was the one - I was hoping for more of JJ's personality - but that was not to be ... At first, Annie slept in her little doggie bed on my bed at night - she would reach her little paw across the pillow & tousle my hair & look at me with those big brown eyes, and I would simple melt with love for her .. BUT .. Annie did NOT get along well with my Gusty! My Sweet Gusty who has been with me for 13 years! My Sweet Gusty who has ridden bikes with me all over the country ... My Sweet Gusty who has attended Conferences with me all over the country ... No - My Sweet Annie only wanted to bite and chew on Gusty's ears - and Gusty was having none of that - soooooo... Annie moved to the back porch after it was transformed into Annie's Apartment .. We just hadn't counted on Annie pulling the indoor/outdoor carpet from the porch or chewing the cord from two vacuum cleaners, or chewing the wood from the door frame ... but she did .. sooooo ... we built a little Courtyard for My Sweet Annie just outside the Back Door complete with a Misting Spray for very warm weather, a Brand New Little Cabin with her Name on the Roof, a Lean-To with Roof for her to Stretch and Enjoy, toys, a large contained pet bed with soft pet pillow for the back porch for winter when it's cool .. BUT ... My Annie ate her name from the roof of her little cabin - then she ate the roof from her cabin - then she ate the front wall and back wall from her cabin - we replaced the roof with a steel roof - then she began to jump the 4 ft fence so we replaced that with a 6 ft fence - she enjoyed her big pet pillow during the winter but ate it day-by-day ... she enjoyed the misting spray and so far it still exits - walking My Sweet Annie was becoming quite the problem because she jerked, jumped high into the air & landed on her back on concrete, dirt, or rocks (she didn't seem to care), jerked the leash from my hands and ran amok thru the neighborhood until I could catch her - in other words, My Sweet Annie was a disobedient little Character - soooooo ... Ron enrolled her in Obedience School -- and she was the perfect little student - she fell hopelessly and helplessly in love with Otis while she was there - she followed directions - My Annie was on the President's List for Doggies - UNTIL - UNTIL - she came Home - then My Sweet Annie returned to her mischievous little self without a qualm. ... sooooooooo ... I met Kayla from Wheatland Dog Center in Omaha, Texas and My Sweet Annie has been there in "Summer Camp" for two weeks and has one week to go ... and My Sweet Annie is making PROGRESS! REAL PROGRESS! Annie has learned commands to prevent her from jumping on the person walking her - Annie has learned to play nice with other doggies - her new friends are Aussies Lily and Bella - Annie has learned to come inside the house without eating furniture or appliances or carpet - YES! My Sweet Annie is doing so well with Kayla at Wheatland Dog Center! Thank you, Kayla!! .. Now I can't say that My Sweet Annie has lost ALL of her mischief-making spirit - Kayla was gathering eggs the other Morning & Annie was trotting along side of her very nicely UNTIL Kayla set the bucket of eggs down to feed the horses - My Sweet Annie quickly grabbed two eggs from the bucket and ate them down shells & all! .. So I will be getting back My own Sweet Annie! Just a little more fine-tuned version! LOL ...Thank you, Kayla!

I wanted to love this place because of how convenient it is.. but when I picked my pup up, he was…read morenot his normal self. Even into the next day, he was acting incredibly strange. I'm not sure if they lost their patience with him & were rough, or if he was just traumatized about being groomed, but I probably won't go back. Just strange.. all around, strange.

This place is absolutely amazing. I am a travel nurse and it is important for my little pup to…read moresocialize while on assignment and for me to have a place to board her if I have to go home for a few days. They were completely amazing and treated her like a princess.

I'm posting this 2 years later because this experience remains unacceptable…read more I brought my cat in for a routine neuter and was repeatedly told the procedure went perfectly. After payment and while preparing to leave, I was informed the surgery had gone badly, my cat had not been properly monitored, and emergency care would now be required. He was brought out visibly distressed, his lower body covered in blood, without pain medication. Jeff (the main manager) said this was because they don't check on cats after surgery. This was a deeply traumatic and avoidable situation. The lack of transparency and accountability was alarming. Since then, I've heard consistent warnings from others about this clinic claiming their pet went through a very similar situation. I'm sharing this in hopes others seriously consider the risk this clinic poses to the safety of our animals.

We were traveling through town when our dog injured himself jumping out of the camper. This place…read morewas awesome from the front office staff to the doctor (Dr. O). The exam was very thorough, they provided a shot/injection for immediate relief and prescriptions to help my dog with the last couple days of being in the road. This place is top notch! 10/10 would recommend.

I had to leave my dog for a full month due to a family emergency, and this place was a true…read morelifesaver. The price was great, and I came home to a happy, well‑cared‑for dog. Knowing she was in good hands gave me so much peace of mind during a really stressful time.

this was the first time I boarded my Labardor. They must gave slam his tail on thr cage or gate…read more Cut the end of jis tail off! Thank god I came back early from my trip. His tail was bleeding profusly when i picked him up. There is NO kindness at this place. Anne Krueger

Dr. Shanlyn and Dr. Libby are always so good with all my animals and their staff is so nice!!read more

Walked in with a dying dog, crying, and was shouted at by a vet tech. Apparently we had gotten…read moremixed up and walked into the wrong clinic. Instead of addressing the issue courteously and with professionalism and compassion, this tech actually yelled at us: "She isn't in! The vet isn't in! There is no one here to help you!" I have never experienced such callousness at a veterinary clinic before. I don't understand why they didn't behave like caring human beings when faced with someone in the position of having to euthanize a pet after a traumatic injury. We have had our bigger dog seen at this clinic, the vet was wonderful, the customer service at the clinic however was poor enough on this day that we feel compelled to leave a review.