TRI STATE SPAY NEUTER and VETERINARY CLINIC

My kitten was neutered yesterday. Drop off was a little chaotic but the most important thing was that his operation went off without a hitch. Very grateful for the work they do for our community! He’s resting very comfortably today.

posted: 11/06/2025

Went for my scheduled appointment yesterday 01/14/2026 at 10:30. The lady at the computer stated she could not find it. However, she explained they were on a new software system so things were messed up. She looked and said there was an appointment for us on 01/05/26 but they were not open!! Next she stated there was an appt on 01/24/26!! I told her it was on my calendar and I specifically remember because it was my birthday. I also told her I get that software transfers can be a pain. As I was trying to be patient. She went back and discussed with whomever, which took forever! Meanwhile my sweet cat is in a crate inside my car crying. He just needed updated shots. She came back and told me that they could not see my cat until 3:15 and there was NO appointment. I asked for the manager and a lady who was watching the whole time acknowledged she was the manager. I told her that I was not going to bring my poor cat back at 3:15. This was on them not me. She just smiled and said nothing. I left out the door and I was pissed! Not ever going back to this place. My goal was to give them some business since they advertise a lot. Lesson for the day: Stay with your tried and true vet ALWAYS!

posted: 01/15/2026

We had an outstanding experience with the staff and Dr Jackie. We have two large dogs that needed their annual shots. They had all the shots, took the blood for testing, checked them both over carefully and took a great amount of time answering questions we had about both dogs. One of our dogs needed an xray and blood panel done and everything was pretty affordable considering it was both dogs needing everything done and we got dewormers and meds. The staff was very friendly and handled the dogs as if they were their own. Getting in with an appt wasn't bad. We had to wait about a week to get in. So glad we went here for our dogs care.

posted: 12/06/2025

Tri State is a wonderful veterinary. I've had to bring my dog here a few times and the genuine care and customer service is exemplary. Thank you for always taking care of Jay. I appreciate it very much!!

posted: 01/20/2026

Tristate Veterinary clinic provides excellent care and treatment for animals that have never known the terror of abuse or neglect. They provided excellent care for my older dog who had skin issues and a kitten that needed to be neutered. That being said, the kids that work in the surgery appear to have no ability or training with animals who have not been so lucky. I recently rescued an elderly dog from a kill shelter. He is very sweet except for when he is grabbed by someone.Due to this, he was muzzled prior to being taken back for surgery. The first thing they did was to remove the muzzle and they were surprised when he began snapping at them. So instead of anesthetising him, removing the muzzle once he was alseep, doing the surgery , and restoring the muzzle before he woke up, they had a dog they could not deal with. This was due entirely to lack of forethought or planning. The kids responded angrily to the dog. There was no compassion for him. Their only concern was their safety which was at risk due entirely to their actions. Due to other factors, namely the need for preoperative bloodwork a full day in advance, which was not communicated to me in advance, and the fact that he was over medicated due to my efforts to ensure the safety of the staff, the surgery could not be performed that day. I was told that they have no policy in place for “bad Dogs”. I felt terrible that I had taken him to a place that had no compassion or understanding for abused animals. The last thing he needed was to be surrounded by angry kids who saw him as being wilfully bad. My point is, Tristate is great for your puppies and kittens that have not had to suffer abuse. Murphy appears to be deficient in health care for animals rescued from abuse and neglect.

posted: 11/14/2025