AMVC Veterinary Services

I would absolutely recommend AMVC to anyone. This includes the Templeton and Audubon locations. They are very thorough and have helped us with 2 very heartbreaking times with our Lexi and Pepper. They were able to guide us thru the end stages with both of them with compassion and empathy. I can't say how much I have appreciate each and everyone of them. Now I look forward to taking Ms MyLee to her yearly check-ups and shots. Thank you

4 years ago we decided to join the AMVC family. Our animals have been seen in both Templeton and Audubon location. In those 4 years, we have experienced some of the most talented people in this line of work. Our first experience with AMVC was when our dog was extremely sick. Tests were ran and a diagnosis of canine diabeties was given and so was hope with medication to help extend his life with everyday insulin shots. In that time we were given another wonderful year of memories that we will forever be grateful for. We would board him from time to time at either facility and we could always leave knowing he he would get the best care from all the staff. Their follow ups and compassion to check in on how said pet is doing never goes unnoticed. We have had the privilege of working with

Great vet and great assistants. They listened and worked hard with me to get my questions answered and take care if my cat. Also very reasonable priced. They aren't gouging the prices up, they are more than reasonable. Honestly, worth the drive if you love your furbabies, and from what I saw while I was there, he's a great big animal vet as well - amazing!

My kitty was sick, and they got me in as soon as possible (and as soon as I could corral her). Doc Amanda treated my girl like one of her own, answered my questions, and explained the options. Would recommend Doc Amanda and AMVC Templeton to anyone who cares about their animals.

Only giving it one star because of the cheap cost. My fur baby went in to get neutered, barked ONE time at the lady at the front desk and she immediately gave up on him and wouldn’t give him the time of day, assuming he was a mean dog. He has anxiety and gets nervous around new people. She called Dr. Behrens to come in earlier to do the surgery (which he was clearly not happy to do). “I don’t want to deal with the dog,” she said. Dr. Behrens was ok, but didn’t tell me anything about the procedure and i was already nervous so that made it worse. Surgery went alright i guess, Rocky (my dog) came home THAT day. When i went to pick him up, the lady at the desk said, “he’s back there” and when I went to the room it looked like he was laying in the dog pound for crying out loud. Cement walls and