A Vet to Your Pet

I have a cat who stresses terribly when he has to be transported in a carrier. Even sedation doesn’t help. I decided to try Dr. helm, and am so happy I did. She and her tech Tracy took wonderful care of my cat. He needed a wellness exam and shots, and some baseline blood work. They were gentle and caring, and Dr. Helm gave him a thorough exam. It was stress free for my cat, and me! I would definitely recommend her!

My poor dog was stuck at the animal shelter, as he needed a rabies booster after being involved with a raccoon and subsequently quarantined. The shelter doesn't currently have a vet except for Saturdays and so I was fortunate that they came out and gave him his needed rabies shot so I could bring Jackson home after 13 days at the shelter. It was under extraordinary circumstances, but they were able to reschedule a couple times for me. The price was very reasonable and I was happy to pay to get my poor dog out of jail. Also very professional and I appreciate what she does. Thanks Again -Nathan (and Jackson)

Dr Helm and her assistant Tracy were very accommodating- on very short notice when we were unable to get our Doberman in the car for vet care. They took time to thoroughly examine Max. When the bloodwork came back, Dr Helm explained all possibilities of what could be wrong and options for treatment. We ultimately determined that our boy was ready to cross the rainbow bridge. We never felt pressured and felt like we had all information explained to us in full by Dr Helm. She even called us from a personal appointment on a Saturday to discuss tests results. I highly recommend this compassionate team.

They gave us the ability to let our dog pass in the home that he felt cared and loved in. They were so kind and compassionate. We can never thank them enough.

I am posting in response to Danielle Neal's review. All her communications with us were to schedule an appointment for an in home euthanasia. When we accommodated her request to reschedule, so the whole family could be there, to the next morning, she never said it wasn't to euthanize her dog. I always evaluate a pet before a euthanasia, I also have never had a client request a euthanasia for a well pet. So I was expecting we would probably be doing what she requested. So when she met us at the door I did have a sedative in a syringe because that is the first step...I did not bring in a euthanasia drug or anything else I needed to perform a euthanasia. The way the conversation was going I figured out that she had changed her mind and wanted us to evaluate her pet and asked her if that was correct. Her sweet dog had multiple major problems, so my evaluation for a suffering older dog was to do diagnostic testing to see if the dog could be helped or let him go. He was not having quality of life in his conditions.His loss of appetite and large weight loss and mobility issues are all needing to be addressed. You can't hardly fix just one. If testing showed you can do a surgery to fix mobility, your not going to do it if your dog is so sick he doesn't want to eat. I know how stressed Mrs Neal was in coming to terms with her dogs issues, the tears you cry, having to deal with family members concerns and opinions too and wanting to do the right thing. I hope she understands and I wish her all the best, Dr Helm