Decatur Veterinary Clinic

Felicia H. 

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7 years ago

I love this Clinic! The staff and the doctors have treated my animals for years. Recently we had a farm emergency we had to pull a calf the clinic was closing and they were on their way out but my cow could not wait we pulled her she was in trauma and shock I called and told them the situation they left medicine for me to give the cow and the calf. They both were saved. I also have several sickly dogs that I have rescued they have pulled them through many medical scares. I will not use any other vet. Thank you for being the ... read more

steve.gaylord.73 

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8 years ago

This is Decatur Vet which was recommended by a neighbor as being low cost with a good experience. It was at least a 30 minute drive for me but they were a lot less expensive than my regular vet. I have to drive at least 12-15 miles to get to any vet. My horse has a cut on her leg about an inch above the hoof. The vet I took her to first charged me $89 for an exam and bandage, (no x-ray). They wanted me to bring her back in ten days and put a $300 cast on her. I sought a second opinion. Dr. Robin Woller,, voted best vet in Wy... read more

Deanna T. 

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8 years ago

Ive not as of yet tried the services"tThis is in reply to Corinne K.'s complaint she made regarding her newly neutered dog's service that you received. I worked as a vet tech for 12 years and so you and others are aware, the cone collars (Elizabethian Collars) that ar s $20 at Tractor Supply and a lot more at Pet Smart and vet clinics which do provide them with their patients surgeries when required, so why I'm explaining this is because I truly feel you made a huge deal about much to do about nothing! My advice is, do your ... read more

Corinne K. 

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8 years ago

Do NOT go to this clinic. Low prices, but poor quality and service. When I picked up my dog from being neutered he had no cone on. The woman who brought him out said he wasn't licking it - he licked it the second we got in the car. 2nd and 3rd opinions from other vets say this is "unsophisticated work." My dog's surgical site became infected 19 days after surgery. When I called I spoke to a condescending and unhelpful front desk clerk. Their work/service is terrible and I will be going to a different clinic to take care of m... read more

Gabriella C. 

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10 years ago

I brought my dog(boxer) at 10 in the morning turns out to be he needed emergency surgery he had ate a sock and got stuck in the intestines I was waiting for at least 20 min and then the staff took me into the back 20 min later they did x-Rays on my dog and within 1 1/2 they had token my dog into surgery I left and within 1 hour of leaving they called me and let me know that my jeter was ok and he was getting fluids. The staff was so helpful and wonderful. Also it did not cost me a leg and a arm to get surgery done. I had gon... read more

K H. 

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10 years ago

Brought our dog in after being impaled on a tree limb at the lake---when we picked her up the wound was not clean, leaking, and a 4-inch hole was held together with 3 staples. No pain meds, and had to take her into another vet by the same evening due to the smell of the wound. The other vet had to clean out stick debris, cut out an extra inch of dead rotting tissue, and put in 2 layers of stitches. He was appalled that she'd been sent home with a weak antibiotic and no pain meds! 

April L. 

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10 years ago

My friend's Boston Terrier, Kitty, got very sick a couple of weeks ago and she needed emergency surgery because of a bad infection in her uterus. Thank God for the wonderful vets at Decatur Animal Hospital who saved Kitty;s life1 I have never met anyone working at Decatur Animal Hospital but I thank each and every one of you for taking such good care of my canine friend, kitty. A special thank you to Doctor robin! April Langrud