Veterinarians in West Lafayette, IN
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6 locations found near West Lafayette
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4410 Swisher Road, West Lafayette IN 47906
“Cannot say enough good things about this place. They genuinely care about your pets. They remember their names & they follow up with care to make sure your pet is doing well. I've tried several vets in the area and battle ground is favorite by far!”
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1220 Montgomery Street, West Lafayette IN 47906
“Amazing staff. Everyone listened and actually cared about Cozmo. They didn't get frustrated that I asked a million questions. They made sure to answer all of my questions very throughly.”
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3662 N 250 West, West Lafayette IN 47906
“We absolutely love Blaire animal clinic. The staff is exceptional and always welcoming. Dr. Thayer is our favorite, but we know all of the vets are awesome! Hopefully we don't have a reason to go back any time soon, but we know if we do, we'll be in great hands! :) Thank you for all you do!”
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3662 N 250 West, West Lafayette IN 47906
“I have a puppy and Blair Animal Clinic has been nothing short of amazing! They fit me in when Fergus hurt his foot, or ate avocado and are the kindest and most amazing team! From the awesome receptionists to the assistant vets and the vets, this group is top notch!”
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625 Harrison St, West Lafayette IN 47907
“Just took my senior cat in to ER , VERY , VERY , happy with care he , and I received, and very reasonable price for everything they did !!! Very fortunate to have somewhere to go that you can trust close by ( I live an hour away currently unfortunately , but grew up, and resided in West Lafayette most of my life )”
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625 Harrison Street, West Lafayette IN 47907
“I can’t say enough good things about Purdue Small Animal Hospital and the care they have given my dog, Ollie. He has been going there since he was a puppy and, unfortunately, has become familiar with quite a few departments over the years! When Ollie was diagnosed with a complicated GI disorder and it felt like we were running out of options, Dr. Woolcock never gave up on him and kept working to find something that would help. Purdue was also there when Ollie needed surgery for an intestinal obstruction, and Dr. Woolcock even came to visit him while he was hospitalized. The dermatology department has also cared for Ollie through several issues over the years. They have always been wonderful to work with, and Ollie’s unusual cases even led to him being part of two case studies. Unfortunately, Ollie is now a patient with oncology as well, and Dr. Shaevitz, Dr. Midkiff, and the entire oncology team have been wonderful. They went the extra step of running additional testing to be certain of his specific type of lymphoma so they could give him the right treatment. I can only speak for our experience, but after many years and several departments at Purdue, I couldn’t speak more highly of them. I truly feel like the people there care about Ollie, and I’m incredibly grateful for everything they have done for him.”
