Dr. Heidi Meier was so caring and compassionate when she helped our aged labrador. In 40 years of owning dogs I never received such sincere service. I now recommend them to everyone.

I am happy to say that I received excellent service here today. I tried this clinic on the recommendation of my sister, who sees Dr. Thomas. I couldn't get in with him for several weeks, so I got a new patient appt with Dr. Crowley, who was fantastic. I wanted to try a new clinic because I've taken my dog in the past to Companion Animal Hospital in New Berlin and have received less than adequate service and I wanted a change. Dr. Crowley was thorough, but quick, and i didn't have to wait more than 2 minutes in the waiting room OR in the little room. (At Companion - it was always over a two-hour ordeal - waiting in the waiting room, and sitting in that little room for at least an hour). At Community, Dr. Crowley reviewed my dogs records, gave him a thorough physical exam, was efficient and expedient and at the same time, I never felt rushed along. We touched on all the important issues, it was the perfect vet visit - (yearly checkup and vaccines) and I highly recommend it. I also thought the receptionists were perfectly helpful and friendly. I will be back!

Needed to get a prescription from them as my regular vet didn't carry the eye drops I needed. When I called to see if they carried it, the woman did a quick check and said yes. When I called to see if the prescription went through and if I could come to pick it up, the woman said I had to wait 48 hours for them to 'fill' it. My cat's eye is infected and I needed it quickly. The woman pretty much had the bottle in her hand. Unbelievably rude and lazy. I told them to forget it and called Layton Animal Hospital who was very friendly and said I could come in right away to pick it up.

I brought in an 8 year old newly adopted dog that I got from the Humane Society. He was neutered the day before I took him home. He seemed pretty lethargic but the HS said that isn't unusual for a 8 yr old dog after surgery because they can take longer to heal. So I wasn't overly concerned until about 4-5 days later he suddenly developed a large wound on his side. His skin, hair and all just peeled off right in my hand while I was petting him. Of course I freaked out and brought him in to Community right away. I told the Dr what happened and the little background I had on him - she took one quick look and said, "That's a burn; he must have burned himself on something." I told her AGAIN that he barley walks around and also that there is nothing that he could have possibly burned himself on. She then said, "I don't know what you want me to say; That's a burn." And that was it! Well knowing for a fact that she was wrong and obviously unwilling to listen, I went to another clinic. The other clinic knew what it was right away (because they listened!)....It was a reaction to the antibiotic injection he was given during surgery. It all made sense; the timing, the location and him being so lethargic. They gave him some meds and he was good as new! Also, now we know to never give him Penicillin! Thanks for nothing Community!

Dr. Thomas is an outstanding vet. He is amazingly skilled & knowledgeable as well as compassionate. He has worked with us through cats with cancer, IBD, and feline herpes, dogs with pancreatitis and seperation anxiety. I couldn't iamgine going anywhere else! Prices at the clinic are also very affordable!