Brooks Animal Clinic

Wonderful vet. Very friendly, understanding, and knowledgeable - they know people get anxious about their furry friends. I ended up thinking something was wrong with my cat, but not only did they do an hours worth of work to make sure he was perfectly healthy, Dr. Brooks made sure to explain every result of the blood work and what it means for the healthy care of my cat going into his older age. He even took all my questions without hesitation. I love this place, and will keep coming back.

I will not be going back. I got a phone call Monday morning (08/18/2025) saying I'd missed my appointment and that I will be charged $50 the next time I come in, so not to be surprised. I was thrown off guard with this since I had, clearly forgotten, and I had a screaming baby at the moment. The appointment was for 1045. She called at 1055. She did not even ask if I wanted to reschedule or anything. Which I would not have done since they are clearly grabbing money wherever they can get it. Two weeks prior too, I had brought my other dog in for just shots. They said I'd be in and out, quick. It was anything but. The appointment was for 11. I got there 5 minutes till. There were 2 other people with their pets in front of me. They got in and out, while I still waited in the lobby after the

Dr. Brooks really cares for my dog. He is kind, knowledgeable, and compassionate.

Absolutely outstanding vet! Office, establishment, staff & Dr. Brooks are all a standard every pet owner wants! Highly recommend them for those looking for trusted, quality care for their pet

I took my kitty there yesterday. I came home from a trip and found that she was severly dehydrated, anemic, and hadn't been eating. Dr. said she had a parasite causing the problem but was curable with antibiotics. I left her there and within just a few hours she was dead. They had given meds and antibiotics to my kitty which killed her. I looked up her condition and found that it has a high cure rate. I learned that she should have been given a blood transfusion and fluids first to make her strong enough to accept the meds. The anemia was the main issue, not the parasites. Why didn't the vet know how to deal with this when all it took me was a quick and simple google search. Looking back it's just common sense. My beautiful companion is dead and I can't even begin to express how