Spring Valley Animal Hospital LLC

In the worst moment for a parent of a fur-child, Dr. Megan and her staff were exactly what we needed. I could not be more grateful. Our beloved first child, Bertha the 8 year old rottie, wasn’t eating normally and I noticed her gums were paler than normal. I don’t know how I knew pale gums were a bad sign, but I did. We regularly go to Rosewood Animal Clinic, who are closed on Saturday. I called Spring Valley Animal Hospital and told them my concerns. They squeezed me in for later that day. Shortly after they called me back and said Dr. Megan wanted to see Bertha right away. We got there and I went in with Bertha while my husband stayed in the car with our almost 2 year old daughter. Dr. Megan was extremely kind, compassionate, and honest. She has a Rottweiler as well, which was very calmi

I needed emergency care for my dog and they took him right in a few hours we spoke. The entire staff was professional, caring and extremely nice. I greatly appreciate them and have a place that provides five star ⭐️ pet care!

Nice clinic. Small in size, small staff. More one on one time with vets and vet assistant. It is expensive like most vet clinics, but they don't force meds or procedures on you for your pet. Limited parking, but never had an issue getting a spot.

Our Golden hurt his foot and after trying to get him the emergency vet the night before and basically being turned away Spring Valley took us in the next morning. They examined our boy and set our minds at ease. Being new to the area we hadn’t found a vet yet but we have now.

Not a place for large working class dogs. In fact, one tech told me "Don't let your dog go in the woods" (laughable). That ignores the cognitive needs of my large breed. Not to mention wolves were deep woods dwellers. Lastly, the vet raised the examination table all the way up to give a hot stinging shot that caused my 93 lb dog to jump from it. Seriously dumb move.