Our pregnant dog got parvo, and they were one of the only vets that would allow us to bring her in right then and set up care credit. They kept her for a couple hours and got her hydrated. When we came back the vet actually showed me how to do the at home and didn't mind helping me when i called! They called Mr back a couple times to make sure Nia and the pups we're OK. Without them I wouldn't have my fur baby and her 10 pups!

I have had nothing but great experiences at Ammon Vet Hospital. My Lab injured his knee. Dr Burr gave me the three options to fix it. Spent a bunch of time explaining the pros and cons of each procedure. We ended up doing the Tight Rope procedure. I checked prices and although they weren't the cheapest in SE Idaho they were VERY close. They explained all the costs up front. They explained the rehab time and effort it would take. Surgery went great. Dr Burr, showed me the X-rays before and After. He was extremely concerned about my dog, the outcome and making sure I was educated on how to help my pet. My dog had a full recovery after 3 months. I couldn't have been happier! Until he injured the other knee while running with me. :( . But I can tell you this. I went right back to see Dr. Burr because I was so happy with the clinic, the care and concern they had for me and my pet. We did the same surgery again with an educated expectation of how the additional surgery will be harder. You would think my dog would be scared to go back, but he walked right in and wanted a treat at the desk. That tells me a lot right there! I can say nothing bad about Ammon Vet Clinic. ONLY GOOD.

First off, I took my awesome boxer here on short notice due to a family emergency. They gave him boosters, food, and shelter for about 5 days and the total bill was just barely over $100. The staff was nice and he was healthy and excited when I came back. Now we are going to have him neutered at the same place. Not only is it only $137 for everything minus extra diagnostic tests (that's definitely not required for a dog's neuter or spay), but they got us an appointment the day after I called. Very good service and friendly towards animals. To those who comment about needing to pay up front, this is an animal hospital (there is no health insurance for dogs unless you want to pay a high premium and vets don't like to bill them) and healthcare, especially veterinary healthcare is NOT FREE. Humans are turned away at doctors offices for less (even though they may have severe issues) and that's what the public utility of an emergency room is for. Animals don't get that same attention. Come ready to pay for your friends care because it's not free but it is cheap. Thanks Ammon vet hospital!

No I will not recommend Ammon Veterinary Hospital. We brought our friend to you because she wasn't eating and we wanted to eliminate anything medically wrong with her. After an expensive blood panel you said you thought she might be a diabetic but you weren't convinced. You sold us expensive prescription food and sent us on our way. You told us to come back the following week sometime in the morning so you could test her blood sugar again. You left us with the impression that although you thought she could be diabetic there was nothing else really medically wrong with her. We walked away feeling like she was just being picky. We continued to watch our friend eat and then not eat. We watched this for a few more days and were not convinced we had found the real problem, so we took her to another vet. You faxed over your blood panel to that vet. That vet did not have to look at our friend to see that something was wrong. Instead that vet looked at the blood panels and diagnosed our friend with fatty liver and advised us to get food in her, even if it meant force feeding her. You should have told us this a week earlier. Our friend deteriorated over the course of the next few hours. We had her admitted to the Emergency Vet. They gave her IV's to help her regain fluids and she began keeping food down. We were hopeful we would be bringing her home the next day and could begin helping her tackle her diabetes once we could get her liver issues under control. She took a turn later that night because we were just too late to save her and with heavy hearts we let our friend go. You charge too much and do too little. Had her liver issues been noticed by you when we brought her in to you, we could have saved her. Because you didn't catch something that another vet caught as obvious, our friend is now gone. She was only 7. Too young to have left us. I will not recommend you. You got our money, but we lost our friend. In addition, rather than facing something they did wrong, they deleted my facebook post from their page. In fact, they deleted their entire recommendations section. Why is that? What are you trying to hide Ammon Veterinary Hospital?? Mistakes that get made are better learned from and owned. Instead this vet hides them from their facebook followers. You cannot hide me though, Ammon Vet. I will continue to tell Molly's tale to any and all that will listen. Ownership is always a better option. Hiding only makes the problem bigger.

We recently moved out of ID and have been having a hard time finding a new vet, it definitely makes me miss Ammon Vet and Dr. Burr. They have always taken great care of both of our dogs from vet care to grooming and boarding. Their prices have always been reasonable and Dr. Burr has worked hard to find the most cost effective and safest treatment for my younger dog's allergies. I would definitely recommend this practice.