Wild Peach Veterinary Clinic

I do not recommend this clinic to anyone. Perhaps this clinic is acceptable for routine vaccinations, but their surgical treatment is at a very low level. My cat had mastitis. This was a minor subcutaneous surgery — not a complicated procedure. No internal organs or muscles were involved. However, the treatment dragged on for several months and cost an enormous amount of money. I am convinced that the staff of this clinic deliberately prolonged the treatment and did everything possible to make the healing process as slow as possible, just to somehow justify the outrageous medical bills.

The receptionist Jessica is very friendly 🥰. My dog can be temperamental and she didn't growl or snap one time 😁. She really enjoyed the Dr. Amy Weir DVM was amazing. That was one of the least stressful visits I've ever been to with my dog. 🥰

I had the best experience here! My Princess Peach needed an emergency C-section, and they came to the rescue! They agreed to get here in on a Saturday and stayed open late to make sure Peach and her pups were stable enough to make the trip home. They even called to follow up today. I have nothing but great things to say. My husband and I have decided to switch our princess to this clinic for all of her needs going forward. Lastly, special thanks to Dr. Rosborough, Dr. Goerdel, Rachel, Aimee, and Courtney for staying late on a Saturday!!!! God bless you all.

Thank you so much to the amazing staff at the Wild Peach clinic. Me and my husband received some really sad news and had to put our beloved bunny down this week. Doctor Henkelman and our technician, Courtney were so wonderful and did everything they could to help us with the grieving process. I’m so grateful that our girl was able to pass while surrounded by so many loving people. Rest in paradise Kaneki aka ‘Chicken’ 🤍

I brought my 3 yr old German Shepherd, Echo, in to see Dr. Weir for a hurt paw yesterday. Echo, being Echo, took, what should have been a relatively quick 30 min visit, as an opportunity to show off her rendition of a feral cat trapped in a bath! In spite of this, Dr Weir, and her staff, acted like it was no big deal. I really appreciate the fact that labs, sedation, the entire appt was done in the room. Every other vet I've used prefers to take the animal to the back and it's stressful, not only to the pet, but also the owners. As much as I liked our last vet, I believe Echo was traumatized by whatever actions they had to take in order to subdue her, as afterwards she would no longer allow women to approach her. Being a German Shepherd, smart, with a great memory, has made things challeng