Allen Road Veterinary Clinic

I'm so impressed with Dr. Hartman. She is kind and understanding and took her time with my pet. Everyone there was easy to work with and pleasant.

My husband and I have been bringing our cats here for almost five years. (We started with three, and now have six.) They're always very nervous to come in, but are always treated with the most love and care. Everybody on staff is very friendly and helpful, and we get good information at every appointment. The doctors have always been very transparent and honest, which we appreciate. We never have to wait long when we arrive, and if we have an issue, we can usually get in very quickly. Appointment costs seem to be very reasonable as well, and I don't feel that the office tries to upsell us on anything non-essential. I'm very pleased with the office overall, and hope to be able to bring our cats here for a long, long time!

The staff was outstanding - very friendly, welcoming and caring. Dr. Lewis was thorough and took the necessary steps to diagnose one of our cats. We received feedback the next day as promised. I am so glad that we found Allen Road Vet Clinic and we look forward to future visits. Thank you to everyone who serviced us.

Allen Road is a wonderful clinic full of staff that truly care about the well being of their animal and human patients. We began frequenting them about 6 years ago and just fell in love with Dr. Stoner. They've now cared for 5 Great Danes for us and I can't think of a better place. Dr. Buchanan and Lorraine make sure our dogs are comfortable and happy during their visit and they make sure I feel comfortable with the treatment plan as well.

I have mixed feeling about Allen Road Veterinary Clinic. The vet techs and receptionist are very friendly. Though, after my dog was given the wrong vaccination I did look for a new vet. Sadly, no one was accepting new patients. However, my main concern was an interaction I had with a vet who I will call Dr. Doom. My dog saw Dr. Doom a few times with no issues. In fact, one visit Dr. Doom said how my dog was in such great shape you’d never know that he was as old as he was. But the very next visit Dr. Doom REPEATEDLY told me that my dog was so old he’d probably be dead in a year or two. I guess ageism starts at 12 years old (may vary with species/breed). Someone did suggest that maybe Dr. Doom was having an off day. Well, I wasn’t at the top of the world at that time either. I was grieving the recent loss of my grandpa, my dad and my parents’ dog (who was like a family dog) but I didn’t use that as an excuse to go to my place of employment and unprofessionally tell everyone that their loved ones will soon die. I left crying and had anxiety fearing my dog’s death for months after that visit. I eventually felt better but then it came time for my dog’s annual vet visit. The anxiety came back. I kept putting it off. Eventually I made an appointment and had the genius idea to just ask for a different vet. So my dog saw Jennifer Troxel. She was great. She’s friendly. She’s knowledgeable. And not once did she predict my dog’s death (and we’ve seen her a few times). Dr. Troxel is the vet for me. I’d recommend her. Of course, if you’re thick skinned with a young pet and a fondness for amateur fortune tellers maybe Dr. Doom is the vet for you.