Valley Animal Hospital LLC

Dr. Stover explained everything through the exam and was very personable. This was our first time here based off a friend's recommendation and we are happy we made the change to Valley Animal Hospital!

Dr Salli and Dr Stover are very knowledgeable and very thorough in their exams. They will give you all the information that you need to know in a way that you can understand. I had a dog that had been dealing with seizures for many years of her life and Dr Salli was able to get her condition under control. When my dog’s was worsening, Dr Salli did all that he could to treat her and make her comfortable. Dr Salli and all the staff treated us with compassion and helped us to say goodbye in a very loving and peaceful way. I appreciate how the staff truly cares about their clients, human and pet.

We transferred care here recently. Our dog had a bloody growth on his paw. The team was welcoming and excellent with him. He is a bit of a quirky dog around strangers and when he gets nervous. They were calm and understanding. They have taken care of the issue and were excellent with their follow-up. It was great having the instructions for meds and follow-up care in writing. The place was clean and prices were clear and provided prior to surgery. We are happy with our experience.

Have gone here twice for emergency visits. Both times my pets received excellent care. The most recent was with an elderly 15 yr old cat with an eye injury. She received the best care and was able to keep her eye due to the care she received. Would recommend this vet 110%.

Listen to the negative reviews.... we took our ferret for flea and tick treatment because this was the only short notice place as some other reviewers mentioned, I'm driving to this place thinking huh, I wonder why they aren't booked out... well 10 minutes into the appointment it became extremely clear. Our ferret, Hazel, just had 20 ticks pulled off the back of her neck, so her neck was bright red and in pain given the open wounds. I can forgive him not noticing, which actually, I shouldn't given I'm here for an EXAM. That's what it said on the receipt anyway. What I cannot forgive is the fact that when he scruffs her neck and my ferret(who's a stubborn, sassy,bad A girl) starts screaming in pain, he proceeds to hold her, not supporting her lower half, just dangling her in the air as she SCREAMS. I'm a grown man, I don't mean to be dramatic but it was like watching someone hurt your kid, realize they are hurting your kid, and then continue to hurt your kid. I'm yelling let her go, put her down, about to fight this grown man with a degree because my ferret is screaming. Needless to say it was a horrible time. He finally let's her go as I'm about to literally remove my animal from this guy's presence. He claims she did that for attention. I've never heard her make that noise. Ever, and I'd bet I never will again. It wasnt that he scuffed her, its that he continued to cause pain until the fact that I almost felt like I had to act. He plucked one single flea from her and then told us to pluck the rest at home. He did give a rabies and antibiotic for the pain that he worsened. 225 dollars to watch my animal get hurt, get caused a great amount of discomfort and my animal to get 10 percent of the help she needed. My ferret literally acts different. Rabies shot doing its thing or PTSD? Guess the world will never know.