Address: 50 County Rd 43, Big Lake, MN 55309, USA
“I have Been a customer for several years and they don’t disappoint! I have had several large dogs live past 13 and I owe it to their knowledge and expertise. They care about all pets and owners and are very compassionate and friendly. Their full schedule goes to show they have many returning customers that feel the same way I do. Thanks for all you do to help keep my pets healthy with long lives!”
Address: 3933 161st Ave, Becker, MN 55308, USA
“We love our babies from wilderness bengal cats!! they have such wonderful personalities and are very social, not to mention beautiful. Marina takes great care of these kittens and I would highly highly recommend taking one (or two) of them home with you.”
Address: 31878 126th St Suite 1, Princeton, MN 55371, USA
“Went here for the first time today with my deaf dog and was treated amazing. All the staff were super nice and respectful to my dog and I. They made sure to answer all my questions and didn’t push anything on me or try and get me to buy stuff. Super reasonable prices as well. We will be back for any of our needs in the future!”
Address: 25929 2nd St E, Zimmerman, MN 55398, USA
“I've never been to this veterinarian but I felt the need to comment given a few of the reviews that are pretty negative. When an animal has histopathology performed the results normally take 10-14 days and in some cases 21 days. Most general practice vet clinics are NOT EMERGENCY or URGENT CARE equipped. While some can perform basic urgent issues, most cannot. Staffing, training, equipment are not adequate at a general practice. Your normal doctor that you see annually doesn't take emergency visits or urgent care visits, why do people constantly expect that of their vet clinics? When the pandemic hit, people got bored and bought lots of dogs and cats. This influx of pandemic animals has caused a severe deficiency in the ability to get everyone scheduled in a previously timely manner. Truth be told, there just aren't enough staff at clinics. This is due to low pay, over worked, underappreciated employees. This brings me to my next point. There is not a single vet clinic or hospital in it for the money. They don't make any money. The average technician makes roughly $17/hr in a general practice - and that's being optimistic. DVMs maybe average 90k annually. Factor in schooling costs for a vet - roughly $200k and for tech schooling - roughly $30k... Believe me when I say they most definitely aren't in it for the money. They don't make money from recommending food or prescription medications. There is little to no profit in animal medicine. I've been a vet tech for 8 years - graduated 70k in debt and my first tech job started at $15/hr. The final tech job I was at ended at $22. I left the field because of lack of pay and the complete lack of humanity most clients put on the vet staff. We understand that your animal means the world to you, we do. We do not try and blow you off or disregard the urgency you feel is necessary for your animal. Be kind to your vet staff - they are doing everything they possibly can to see the animals that need to be seen. Your wellness exam can wait. Schedule knowing it may be months until you can get in. If your cat is not urinating - that's an emergency. Your dog vomited once? Monitor. Your animal isn't able to keep anything down, water included? Emergency. Liquid diarrhea started? Schedule an appointment for 3-4 days past the onset of symptoms and be prepared to go to ER if it worsens (bloody, anorexia, lethargy, listlessness). Be kind to the staff and recognize that they are doing everything in their power to do what they can for everyone. There aren't enough hours in the day. The suicide rate in the veterinary community is ridiculously high. Please remember this the next time you're screaming at the receptionist because they can't get you in for a nail trim.”
Address: 19276 Evans St NW, Elk River, MN 55330, USA
“We had the most amazing that visit ever in my life time! I took my rescue dog who was having a severe allergy attack to this wonderful business for help. They answered some of my questions on the telephone, made me an appointment, got us fit in between their schedule and handled him with such gentleness and validated me as a pet owner. I was so impressed I have told 15 people since I left there yesterday. I recommend this wonderful veterinarian and this office to anybody who needs their pet care.”
Address: 25929 2nd St E, Zimmerman, MN 55398, USA
“I hope to breed my Golden even though she isn’t registered. I want to make sure I do it properly, that she is healthy enough and has no conditions that she could pass to her offspring. I wanted to first check for hip dysplasia. Dr Ihnen made me feel comfortable that I was going about breeding in the correct way and never once made me feel bad about the fact that she wasn’t registered. (Her mom wasn’t therefore she can’t be either without being spayed ). He gave me suggestions for additional DNA tests that could be run.”
Address: 18185 Zane St NW, Elk River, MN 55330, USA
“I absolutely loved this place!!! Very friendly vets, no apt needed, more than fair prices! (Coupon for 50% off for first time clients) I took my cat there and got all of her first vetting done (tests, vaccines, microchipping etc...) for like $80. FABULOUS!!!!”
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