Cheyenne Pet Clinic

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Great service even better atmosphere. It's clean, doesn't even smell like animals.. very impressed with that .

They are by far, the best Vet in the area. They really care about your pets well being. I would highly recommend them.

What I like the most about Cheyenne Pet Clinic is that I know if I've got any problems with my dog, they'll get me in right away.

We love going to Cheyenne Pet Clinic because they not only offer great pet care, but fantastic customer service too.

The quality of service that Cheyenne Pet Clinic gave my pets is amazing. Dr. Marcy is very caring and knowledgeable and easy to talk to.

Cheyenne Pet Clinic is the best around. I'm very likely to recommend them to friends and family in need of their services. They are great!

Before you leave, Dr. Church makes sure that you are question-free. He encourages you to express concerns and thoroughly relieves them.

The people at Cheyenne Pet Clinic are knowledgeable. They give you the information you need to make decisions regarding your pet's health. I never worry about bringing my animals to them.

The staff here is excellent. They are so nice to my dogs and they are very knowledgeable. They always take the time to explain my pets health and answer my questions.

I've been taking all of my pets here since 2002. The staff at Cheyenne is so knowledgeable and treats your animals kindly. They've been a blessing every time we go in, and have helped me deal with pets passing away as well.

My one year old dog was just prescribed an anti-inflammatory and pain-killer Rimadyl by Dr. Marcy at Cheyenne Pet Clinic for his hip dysplasia. This was given to me with no additional information other than how often to give it to him. After watching him pee nothing but blood just a moment ago I went to look up side effects of Rimadyl and found that it is an EXTREMELY risky drug. This drug has even caused death in some dogs! I would imagine that if a responsible veterinarian is handing out prescription drugs, they would discuss the risks involved.



Although its a nice clean clinic, it is very obvious to me that they aren't the most knowledgeable clinic in Cheyenne. Also, Pfizer, the company that makes Rimadyl, has put out a message to all vets saying that if they are going to prescribe Rimadyl, there needs to be blood work done beforehand so they can tell if Rimadyl is the right choice for your dog. Did they do this? No.



I'm very upset at their negligence at Cheyenne Pet Clinic. Please take your pup elsewhere