i.e., A local favorite, or highly recommended becauseThis animal clinic is terrible. They do not listen to my concerns about my animal and were extremely rude to me and my family. If they treat me this way, I can't imagine how they are treating my pet while I am not there. I brought my pet from the emergency center and had just received an x-ray at 6 am, and dropped my pet off at 8 am. I specifically told them not to do anymore x-rays because It wasn't needed and he just received one, and guess what, they did three more x-rays and tried to charge me another $350 dollars for it. Last time I brought my cat here, he got attacked by a dog, and we had brought him from the same emergency clinic as this time. He had a confirmed fractured spine as well as bruising all around his neck and body. When the vet came to see my cat, she picked him up by the skin of his neck. I understand this is how you hold a cat, but not when they have a fractured spine and neck. They then wanted to get an attitude and argue with me about it when I said something about them hurting my cat. They obviously didn't care.

5 stars- very helpful!

Wonderful service.

Always a great experience!

Thank you all for taking care of my "son" Brutus! From squishy face to curly tail

I cannot thank the staff of westside and Dr. Cupples enough for taking us in on such short notice to help Rilley!!! They are so friendly and caring about you and your animal and I will most deffently be taking Rilley back to see them after his surgery

Great service and fast service.

We love everyone! Great job Dr. Campbell.

Fast, great service.

The "Show Girl" bunked up at Westside Veterinary Hospital for 11 days combined during our travels. usually she travels with us, or we have a home sitter. neither were an option this summer, so i reluctantly agreed to have her boarded. quite attached to the family she is, i expected her to not fare well and be offered a prozac! turns out she did super! the staff is mostly friendly. love, love, love the boarding staff. i feel so much better about leaving our four legged family member here. we also use the veterinary services and really appreciate dr. ron who really concerns himself with your pets best.

Top notch staff! We have been seeing dr. Campbell since we moved here in 2007. We only trust our pets to her. We lost our yellow lab to cancer July, 2009. Dr Campbell was so compassionate with us. We recently lost our 17 year old chocolate lab to old age. It's hard to let loved ones go but we trust this vet the most. We miss our Heidi and Texas dawg but we know they are in a better place. Short wait times, clean facility, would recommend.

Ive been taking my dog here for years, and when I got my son a kitten for his birthday, I brought her here too. We saw John initially, and he explained everything the kitty needed. Dr. Cupples did her treatments. Both were incredibly friendly, very knowledgeable, and clearly loved animals. I highly recommend this office, and John and Dr. Cupples in particular

Super-friendly and knowledgeable staff. Short wait times. Clean waiting rooms. Ample parking. And they helped nurse our heat-stroked (stricken?) Shih-tzu back to health. We wouldn't use anyone else in town.

Top-notch service and care. I wouldn't trust my pets with just any old vet clinic. We've been going to Westside for about four years now. Everyone, from Dr. Campbell to Dr. Bachynski, to Dr. Cupples, to the techs and front desk staff, LOVES animals. They treat our fur babies as if they were their own, and really take the time out to listen to us and give us the best care around. They remember who we are and I never feel like a number or faceless pet owner. All three of our pets have boarded there and received their annual shots there since we've adopted them. Two of them have gotten their spay/neutering done there as well as surgery to remove stones. Not only do they take a genuine interest in our pets, but they always ask how I am doing also (I have many health problems including surviving cancer). When we found our poodle mix, Buster, literally on the street, matted and emaciated and riddled with heartworms and hookworms, Dr. Campbell examined him and decided he was worth saving.