Hillcrest Animal Hospital

I have been going to Hillcrest for nearly 40 years. They have taken excellent care of all my fur babies. My kids now take their fur kids their too. I'm so glad they went to appointments. It cuts down on the wait time. I wouldn't take my babies anywhere else. Dr Long is the Best!!

posted: 08/09/2022

Consistently having me make appointments, telling me that there could be something very life threatening going on with my dog which is incredibly stress inducing to hear, just to have me spend in total 374$ to say that everything is fine anyways. I will unfortunately be going to a new vet from now on, I cannot afford to dump money into anymore "we aren't really sure" sentiments. Other than that, the staff is at least very friendly.

posted: 09/12/2023

I cannot say enough good things about this place. The staff, vet techs and doctors are exceptional. They are helpers and healers and have the best intentions when it comes to your pets. 10/10 would recommend to anyone.

posted: 06/28/2023

Love all appointments bookings...no waiting in line. Took a cat I recently rescued from the humane society for a wellness check and staff was very efficient and friendly. Vet was awesome. Been going here over 30 years and it's very well ran now.

posted: 09/23/2022

My cat, a rescue, starting getting a hot spot April 2022. I tried things like prescription and over-the-counter creams, but she would lick them off and continue to scratch the hot spot on her leg as well as other parts of her body. I ended up putting her in an e-collar and pet shirt, which helped but still did not completely prevent her from scratching herself to the point of bleeding. There were times that the wound would heal for a bit, but then she would scratch it all over again, especially after I took off the cone and shirt. So, I would put her back into the e-collar and shirt. It was a frustrating, never-ending cycle for over a year. Due to financial constraints, I couldn't keep taking her to the vet every few weeks. Dr. Hall figured out that my cat has a sensitivity to mites and prescribed Credelio (~$20/mo). About 2 months into the treatment, she stopped scratching herself and her wound started healing. At the last appointment, Dr. Hall suggested that I try leaving the cone and shirt off and give her a bath. It's been 2 days and my cat has not scratched herself! Thank you, Dr. Hall! You really know your stuff. Attached is a picture of my grateful cat sunning.

posted: 08/24/2023