Klingele Sculley Vet Clinic is top notch! Clean, smells good, and friendly faces. My dogs think of it as a home away from home. I like to think of my dogs being in perfect condition but they do have many issues ranging from hypothyroidism to seasonal allergies. Dr. Paul has done a fantastic job on my littlest dog. He was born with a "bum leg" and was total unable to use it. As he grew it just became more of an issue, he eventually injured that leg and it was of no use to him. After taking several radiographs of my dog's hips and legs, he determined that it was best to remove the leg. But we also discovered that he had a luxating patella and a torn cruciate ligament on his "good leg". To make a long story short...Dr Paul corrected the knee issue on the leg the dog was going to keep then later removed the "bum" leg. My dog healed great! That little dog may have three legs but he is fast as lightening! The same little dog had an incident with a basketball...he had to have a wire placed right behind his bottom canine teeth. After 8 long weeks of hand feeding and him being unable to play with his favorite toy, he is back to his normal playful, happy self. Yes, I have spent a pretty penny in that place, but wouldn't you be the same for your children?Without Dr Paul, I do believe that I wouldn't have this wonderful furry joy in my life. I thank him with all my heart. If you think of your pets as members of your family, you've gone to the right place.

I can't speak for the entire clinic, but we have had a horrible experience with Dr. Sculley. Our dog developed a limp while we were visiting family in Quincy. Took him to see Dr. Sculley and he told us our dog had torn both his CCLs (like the human ACL, but in a dog). We went ahead and had Dr. Sculley do the surgery on the leg he thought was worst and then traveled back to Nashville where we live. After several months of recovery and physical therapy, our dog still could not walk correctly, so we took him to our vets in Nashille. All the opinions were the same...the surgery had not worked (and that the other knee that Dr.Sculley thought was also torn was actually perfectly fine). We traveled back to Hannibal for Dr. Sculley to inspect his own work. He said that it was our fault that the knee was still unstable because his muscles had atrophied. Took our dog the vet school at UT-Knoxville. They also told us that the surgery failed and took an X-ray to prove it. Our dog had to go back in for surgery to have Dr. Sculley's work undone and then had to be treated for the infection from Dr. Sculley's surgery. Since then we have had to send our dog back in for surgery to have the knee taken care of the way Dr. Sculley should have the first time. Be very cautious about letting Dr. Sculley do any surgery on your dog. We aren't mad that the surgery failed...it happens. We're mad that he recommended a surgery inappropriate for our dog and then wasn't honest with us when it failed. Now our dog hasn't walked correctly for almost a year. Learn from our mistake.