Limestone Veterinary Hospital

We LOVE Limestone Vet. The staff is so friendly and communicative. We’re always able to get an appointment and we get great care from the vets. We even tested out doggy day care this week and Daisy LOVED it. We were so nervous to leave her with strangers and dogs she doesn’t know. But we saw on the webcams that she had a great time, got to be outside a ton and got along with all the dogs. We’re so excited to send her back to socialize while we’re at work.

If you have a pet that needs more care or attention, don’t go here. Can’t count how many times they screwed up over the years. At one point, they told me to put one of my dogs down because he had separation anxiety. Now they need several follow up calls to remind them to fill prescriptions. On top of that, you won’t see the same doctor each time so it’s basically like a factory there. They don’t follow up to make sure your pet is OK after a medical issue. The front staff has changed a lot - not as friendly as they used to be. The latest problem is my dog was diagnosed with leukemia after they gave him 4 vaccines in the span of one month. Switched to another vet so I don’t have to ever go through this again.

Def feel rushed with a senior dog with issues. Place has changed greatly over the years. Won’t be taking the pups here anymore. Still have issues with professionalism. We’ve spent so much money and it seems like they don’t know what to do or don’t care. Shame since Dr McKenzie was so much better than what they have there now. He cared. Everyone else rushes to get their money

I posted this on my Facebook and thought I should copy and paste it here because I really am so pleased with Limestone Vet. Their prices are very fair for services and for medications. They always seem to schedule very quickly and have worked with me to squeeze us in when necessary. The staff are all super nice. All of the doctors and technicians truly seem to care so much about the animals. My dog loves going there and I do too! I've never felt like I'm being ripped off like I have at other vets. I can't say enough good things about Limestone Vet. I am so grateful that they've been able to help us out so much. Also, we're planning to board him there for the first time and I feel confident they'll take good care of him. ***Below is a copy of my Facebook post.*** I took Toby to get his monthly Librela shot this morning for osteoarthritis in his legs. If you've never heard of Librela, I highly recommend it. For years we've been giving him three different pain medications and since he started his monthly arthritis shots, we don't have to give him any daily pain medications anymore. He's 11 years old now, and on this new medication it's like he's a puppy all over again! He'll jump up high into our laps or easily jump up high onto my parents taller bed, without hesitation he'll leap between the two couches and go flying over my crutches when they are leaning next to me. All day long he'll run around, play with the cat, or his toys and jump so high and far that we're always astounded. Every single day we are saying something to the effect that "Toby's drinking Red Bull again", or saying how "Toby's grown wings!" It is inconvenient to have to take him to the vet once a month now, but it is SO worth it to see him so happy and active. He's a small dog, so his monthly shot is cheaper and only cost $71, which seems like a lot but compared to all of the pain medications I was buying it's actually a lot cheaper. Every once in awhile, towards the end of the month when it starts wearing off a bit he might squeal in pain once and then I will give him a small dose of one of the prescription medications, but it's nothing compared to how much we were having to give him in the past. It can be so heartbreaking to see our precious fur babies getting older, slowing down, and dealing with pain and health problems. I'm so grateful that we now have a better way to help keep him comfortable, happy, and active. We can take him on walks more and run with him longer, without having to give him pain medicine afterwards. Toby's quality of life has been improved so much by this one medication. I've been so pleased with the results I've been telling all my friends with dogs about it. If your doggo has osteoarthritis it's definitely worth asking your vet about to see if it's a good fit for you. Toby is absolutely in his prime AGAIN, living his best life, and I sure hope this might help somebody out there going through something similar.

We boarded our epileptic cat there recently and the level of care and professionalism was outstanding! We even got a "report card" stating food/water intake, mood, litter box activity and sign offs on meds. Can highly recommend!