I am super impressed and how everybody was so friendly and kind and loving. You know they love your…read morepet just as much as they love their own. The doctor called me right away after the surgery and explained the procedure; every detail! It just put my mind at ease. My baby bird Andy (cockatiel) was so well taken care and of I highly recommend Eau Claire Animal Hospital and their staff! Thank you so much and God bless!

We had to have our beloved family cat put to sleep a couple weeks ago and Eau Claire Animal…read moreHospital was so very kind. Dr. Cynthia Mathers is such a wonderful vet and showed our kitty such care. Everyone is so kind all around. We will continue to take our pets there for future visits.

They were very considerate about my needs as well as my dogs needs and he required surgery and his…read morestitches have been removed and I was very impressed. They were professional and were there to text and answer questions and just caring and I couldn't say enough good about and knowledge and dealing with people and animals and organized. And kind! I would highly recommend them and I believe my little dog Dapper would agree.

Great service! Bizarre that it's July 2021, and they're still requiring masking. But they gave me…read moreone so no real issue.

What an amazing I could tell they really care about my pups they were super friendly we had a…read moremillion and one questions and they were super great with answering all of them

Melissa is awesome. Does a great job, timely and works around our crazy schedule. Do yourself a…read morefavor and start booking with her ASAP.

Friendly staff and veterinarians. Been coming here for over 10 years with a cat and a dog. The…read morepeople complaining here just don't like themselves.

When I adopted my rescue dog, Tiki, six years ago, I asked my neighbor where they took their dog…read more They said they'd always been very happy with the care she got at Westgate, so I went there. They were absolutely right. Because I'm a little complicated to schedule sometimes, we've actually seen all five vets at various times. Each has been kind, caring, thorough, professional and expert. They won't let me diagnose her and request meds on the phone, which would be easier sometimes, but it's not about what's easy. It's about what's best for Tiki, and they hold to that standard always. When she tore her CCL, they carefully explained three care options. They did not push me to choose one over the others. They would have given the best treatment for any option I chose. I chose surgery, and her care was wonderful. There's a specialist who comes in from out of town to do this procedure for several veterinary practices in the area, and Westgate provided the before and after care. The whole staff was very patient when I would call with my many "worried Mom" questions afterward. I recommend them without reservation.

This is by far the best dog training place in town! We have been to a few and Karen's no nonsense…read moretraining was just what Louie needed. After 1 class his behavior was improved. After 3 classes we had a different dog! Highly recommend Karen's classes!! It's not puppy social hour. This is training!!! Expect to be the boss of your dog. Loved it.

As the owner of three Labrador Retrievers and well used to the ins and outs of boarding, I felt…read morethat the previous review of the K9 Dorms was obviously written by someone who had had a very bad day and would like to respond to her criticisms. I, also, have boarded elderly dogs and realize everytime that I board them that they are more susceptible to infections such as Bordatella not only due to their age but also to the stress of being away from their homes. I suspect that this particular dog had harbored the Bordatella bacteria in its system and the coincidence it had of developing into a full blown case of this non-fatal disease was caused by the stress more than anything else. Elderly dogs also have lost the elasticity of the alveolar sacs in their lungs simply due to aging; in addition, bull dogs with their lovely pug-like faces are probably susceptible to respiratory afflictions mainly due to the diminished airspace from those short noses - having boarded here many times and for extended periods, I can honestly say that my dogs have never developed any communicable disease. One of the things that both I and my dogs love about being boarded here is that they are allowed to go outside for a run and are walked several times a day. At other kennels, there is an additional charge for them to be allowed to get outside; to have someone attend them is an additional charge. I have also boarded during very hot spells and appreciate their being cooled down - unlike humans, dogs have enough insulation to where it is difficult to cool them, especially since they can only pant and perspire through the pads of their feet - cool water really is beneficial - their insulation protects them from chilling. I have not boarded anywhere that didn't charge a fee per day rather than by a 24 hour period so if this woman was getting a discount at another boarding kennel, it was no doubt due to her being a regular boarder rather than standard procedure. I have never had a problem with the kennel not being open during the specified times but do understand that emergencies happen and it resulted in an annoyance, nothing else - none of us like being inconvenienced; it sounds like a call was left at the preferred number - maybe it could have avoided by listing a cell phone number and not the home phone one. One of my dogs has really hated being boarded but when I pull up in front of K9 Dorms, she perks up, wags her tail, and can't wait to go inside - that in itself says a lot about what kind of care she gets. I have recommended K9 Dorms to several of my friends and they all have loved it and both Karen and Katie (though one of them did say that she had a problem with her dog not wanting to go home...) - I feel this criticism is unfair - perhaps the writer has simply forgotten the annoyances of other businesses.

I want to express my sincere thank you to Tracy at Precious Paws for taking on my boy Beethoven. It…read morewas his first time there, and I felt very comfortable leaving him in her hands. He was a hot mess going in. He is a big boy, Australian Shepherd/St. Bernard, and Tracy took her time with him (she worked a miracle for sure). Also took time to talk to me with any concerns I had. I am so impressed by her grooming skills and her compassion for her fur baby clients. Thank you Tracy!

We (and our dog) love emBARK! He attended since he was about 2 months old and has always loved it…read more We recently moved out of state and can no longer take our pup there and we miss it so much! We keep trying to find somewhere that is as good, but we just can't. They add a personal touch and really get to know you and your dog. We took our dog for their puppy Einstein class as well and we really benefited from it. A wonderful place full of wonderful people that really care. In fact, after we moved, we had some behavioral issues pop up that we didn't really know how to handle, so we send an email over to Heather (the owner) and she gave us some great tips and since she knew our dog, it was more personalized. I would recommend to everyone.

I have the best dog ever as a result of my taking the puppy classes and any others offered here!read more

I cannot believe how little Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital cares about animals…read more My 8-month-old Great Pyrenees puppy was seriously ill -- severe diarrhea, and his injured leg was completely non-weight-bearing. He was struggling to walk, and I was rushed and worried, doing my best to get him safely from his cage into the car. And let me be clear: it is not easy to lift and move an 80-pound injured puppy from a cage into a vehicle without causing more pain. That alone took time and care, but I still managed to get him there. When I arrived, I parked in the closest spot I saw in my panic, only to realize the entrance was down the hill. Even with all of that, I still walked in just two minutes past their "10-minute grace period." I understand having policies -- but where is the grace when it comes to a sick, injured puppy? Instead of compassion, Oakwood coldly turned him away. No flexibility. No care. Nothing. I then had to carry my 80-pound Great Pyrenees puppy back up the hill, in obvious pain, because they refused to let him see a veterinarian. What makes this even worse is that when we first set up this appointment, Oakwood specifically told us we wouldn't need to treat this as an urgent care or emergency visit unless it got worse. That assurance is the only reason we trusted them and went forward with the appointment. And when it mattered most, they abandoned us over a matter of two minutes. This is supposed to be an animal hospital. A true animal hospital would prioritize the health of animals over the clock. Oakwood has shown the opposite: their rules and image matter more than compassion, or the lives of the pets entrusted to them. If you love your animals, think twice before coming here. Oakwood Animal Hospital has proven to me -- painfully -- that they do not care about animals. And Oakwood -- please do not attempt to "reach out" to make this right. I have no interest in further communication with your clinic.

This wonderful hospital/clinic has been my go-to for many, many years. They have helped me through…read moresome very difficult times. I cannot imagine going anywhere else. The staff is very caring and dedicated. Also, it is the only hospital in a very large area with the credentials they have. I will never go anywhere else because my dogs are my kids and they deserve the best care available.