Lone Rock Veterinary Hospital

These gals do a great job. I'm always surprised at how reasonable their prices are. Their staff is friendly and good at their job. So glad they are my cats neighborhood vet.

The waiting room is the size of my bathroom and if there is more than one animal in the waiting room, the tension is palpable, especially if you have a small pet and someone brings in a four legged tank. Our dog had to be rushed to an in-town ER a day or two after a dental cleaning and extraction and the ER advised he had aspirational pneumonia. I. E. not bacterial or viral. (We incurred over $8000 in medical bills). Despite our two dogs being in the same weight class for pain medication dosages (according to Dr Google), they prescribed our male dog (8 lbs) half the dosage than our other dog (9 lbs) who went through the same procedure on the same day and labeled him a "bad boy" before his dental work after he nipped at the vet when she impatiently tried to pick him up off the floor during a panic attack on the tile during weigh in. Would not recommend. Go to Crow Hill instead.

I had to make the extremely difficult decision to humanely euthanize my sick old cat. She has been very unwell for a long time but recently stopped eating/drinking and she cried out in pain every time she pooped or peed and hadn't used the litter box in weeks. She's a skeleton of the glorious cat she used to be. My once feisty kitty laid limp in my arms covered in my tears as I waited in the exam room for 45 mins. The vet came in and instantly decided she wasn't sick/old enough. She pointed out that my cat is only 19 and their office cat is 21 (I so badly wish my cat could live that long). She shamed me for considering euthanasia and recommended dental work and blood tests which isn't the right choice for my old cat with no fight left in her. I would've never put my cat or myself through that had I known that they don't believe in humane euthanasia. Luckily for us, there is another local vet that is showing us compassion during this extremely difficult time.

Highly recommend lone rock! Everyone is so nice! And actually care about your animal not just the good ol dollar. We'll recommend them and continue to use them!

DO NOT USE FOR AN EMERGENCY. I had a pet emergency and chose to drive my dog there as they opened at 7:30 and that was quicker than driving to emergency care in the city. I called ahead of time to tell them I was rushing over and they answered the phone - they were open. The vet techs took my dog back, then later told me that they did not have a vet on staff for nearly an hour after they opened, but between the two of them they could handle it until the vet got into the office. They asked me to wait for the vet to arrive, and I trusted that they would help her. I spent over 3 hours at their office only to be sent to emergency care anyway. If you have an emergency, know that lone rock will not have a vet to help you for at least an hour past their opening time, they only have vet techs on staff who will begin the work and convince you to stay. They will work your emergency in between appointments once the vet finally arrives and keep you there long. They have very limited services which they do not tell their clients. They do not conduct thorough wellness checks to detect health issues, or standard recommended care such as blood work, etc. For your pets health and safety, do not use lone rock.