Pella Pets Veterinary Clinic

Dr. Brett & Dr. Reese have been so good to us for many years. When I moved to Pella in 2010 they cared for my kitty who didn't do well with the move; he went on to live another 10 years when Dr. Reese helped us make the hard decision to put him down in 2020. They have helped us with our dog when he ate all the Halloween chocolate and our new kitties when they were having potty accidents. The staff is always good at explaining what they're doing. A special shout out to assistant Sarah who gives our critters extra cuddles when they need to stay for any procedures. Totally recommend Pella Pets!

Great place to take your fur babies. I’ve learned so much, just in the few months I’ve taken my fur babies there from the Vets. You can tell he’s caring and loves animals. He takes his time and makes sure you understand. I also learned from the Vet who gave my Walter (cat) vaccinations. She’s great as well, caring, understanding of cats and cat behavior. Nothing but, good things to say about Pella Pets. I highly recommend the vets here!

I cannot say enough good things about Pella Pets Vet Clinic! I've been to different animal clinics throughout my 50+ years of being a pet owner, and I have to say this is the very best I've ever been to. The kindness and compassion shown to my sweet Sissy cat, and to me during her illness went above and beyond what one might expect. I will definitely be driving the 40 miles for my fur babies to be seen by this clinic. A+++ is the rating I am giving them! ❤️

I am so thankful for the team at Pella Pets! Not only do they seem to genuinely care about my cat but they literally saved his life. He had an emergency condition and they were able to see him and get him treated right away. They are always efficient and courteous as well. Thank you Pella pets!

I am a resident of Pella, Iowa, and I have a 6-year-old German Shepherd named Copper. Since Copper was about 6 months old, he had a compulsive habit of chasing his tail. I sought advice from veterinarians in McHenry, Illinois; Columbus, Ohio; and Joliet, Illinois. They all offered the standard recommendations of exercise and toy stimulation. However, despite my best efforts to keep Copper active and engaged, his tail-chasing behavior persisted. One day, I brought Copper to Pella Pets Veterinary Clinic. The doctor noticed a kink in his tail and diagnosed it as nerve damage, which explained his compulsive tail-chasing habit. They recommended a procedure to dock his tail at the kink, and since then, the behavior has completely resolved. I am deeply grateful for the compassionate care and de