About Tidmore Veterinary Hospital
Tidmore Veterinary Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary clinic that provides care for small animals, reptiles, and pocket pets. They offer a variety of services, including surgery, diagnostics, dentistry, pharmacy, boarding, and acupuncture. Clients frequently commend the hospital's friendly, professional, and compassionate staff, noting their excellent pet care and reasonable prices. The dedicated doctors and staff, including Dr. White and Dr. Schepers, have saved the lives of several patients. For instance, they helped a pet named Gypsy recover from a near-death situation through acupuncture treatments, transforming her into a vibrant and active dog. Tidmore Veterinary Hospital is a trusted place for boarding and caring for beloved companions, with a welcoming environment and ample parking. Many clients express satisfaction with the thoroughness and attentiveness of the doctors, ensuring that pets receive the best possible care.
Dr. White was recommended to me for my Bearded Dragon rescue. I am so thankful for the person that told me about him. He is currently treating one of my babies now with acupuncture... So appreciative for his knowledge and care! He went above and beyond!
I just want to say a huge THANK YOU to Tidmore Veterinary Hospital. They helped me in an emergency situation. Every other vet I called said no. Amber (the girl with the tattoos) and Courtney for fabulous. They were so friendly in such a tough situation.
There is no way that I can say enough about Tidmore Vet in this small space. They have been our vet for over 15 years and the service and compassion has been nothing short of excellent. Dr White and Dr Schepers have saved our Gypsy who we thought was near death and needed to be euthanized. Dr White started acupuncture treatments and she emerged as a new dog. She is now a vibrant and active pet. Dr Schepers cared for our Lucy for 13 years and has always cared for our cats. Today we brought home our boy Foster who three weeks ago became paralyzed in his back and legs. He is now getting up on his on and starting to walk. Dr White, Dr Schepers, and the “entire staff”...read full review