Amazing facility, great doctor and vet techs. I have two German Shepherds and one of them talks a lot, and I mean A LOT! They are so good with him and patient. He gets so excited when he sees Kristen, his rehab person. Dr. Labelle is amazing. Very knowledgeable, kind and patient. You can't go wrong with them. I drive every week for an hour each way to see them. It's also fun to see all the horses.
March 2023
Although I have only been there once, my overall experience was very good. The doctor was very kind and thorough and took her time to discuss our dog. We will be back to get therapy for our dog after his surgery. The location is beautiful!
October 2021
We had an urgent situation where a stallion had jumped the fence, was trying to mate the mare, and her small herd of geldings was defending her. The stallion was well intentioned, but found himself in fights trying to woo his new woman. And she was feisty too. Everyone did what they could to get the horses out of that enclosure, and eventually got the stallion and sedated him. The vet arrived quickly just as the stallion was sedated and the humans, adrenalized and not thinking clearly, wanted to sedate him more. The vets were level headed, respectful and clarified that they were not giving more sedation, to move him to the shade, and then they examined the handsome stud.... read full review
Amazing facility, great doctor and vet techs. I have two German Shepherds and one of them talks a lot, and I mean A LOT! They are so good with him and patient. He gets so excited when he sees Kristen, his rehab person. Dr. Labelle is amazing. Very knowledgeable, kind and patient. You can't go wrong with them. I drive every week for an hour each way to see them. It's also fun to see all the horses.
Although I have only been there once, my overall experience was very good. The doctor was very kind and thorough and took her time to discuss our dog. We will be back to get therapy for our dog after his surgery. The location is beautiful!
We had an urgent situation where a stallion had jumped the fence, was trying to mate the mare, and her small herd of geldings was defending her. The stallion was well intentioned, but found himself in fights trying to woo his new woman. And she was feisty too. Everyone did what they could to get the horses out of that enclosure, and eventually got the stallion and sedated him. The vet arrived quickly just as the stallion was sedated and the humans, adrenalized and not thinking clearly, wanted to sedate him more. The vets were level headed, respectful and clarified that they were not giving more sedation, to move him to the shade, and then they examined the handsome stud.... read full review