Veterinarians in Three Forks, MT

“My experiences seem to start on a Friday night or weekend and I’m so grateful that the clinic always answers the phone and guides me through with question's and answers on what to do with my horses when they aren’t well. The veterinarians are professional, knowledgeable, patient and caring. I’ve had some serious horse health problems that have gotten resolved with MT Equine care. I’m thankful they are available when I need them and help me through the situation.”

“The vets and office staff have always been extremely professional with all of our interactions. I've been using this facility for several years and they're great. They have fixed minor lacerations, hernias, done our AI breeding, fixed coffin bone fractures and vitamin deficiencies. They put down my heart horse last summer and were very empathetic and kind the whole time. Dr. Flint and Dr. Muscleman are excellent! I wouldn't go anywhere else.”

“We love our vets and all the staff at Chuteside! They are busy for good reason but always fair and an incredible asset to the agricultural community in the area. Thanks Will, Heidi, Chelsea, and the entire crew for always taking care of us and our livestock!”

“To start with this place cannot get a high enough rating, I very rarely leave reviews, but this place was amazing. I can't tell you how many people I told about it since my appointment earlier this afternoon. Everything about this place, including the employees, the atmosphere, the pricing, and most especially the welcoming committee (see photos), were 100% amazing they are the standard all other vets should strive to reach. Too often, vets are praying on how much you care for your pet that they jack up the prices charge you for stuff they didn't do or do unnecessary stuff just to charge you. The importance of this visit is i have never heard of this vet before today. My baby was hurting and we had no idea if it was from an accident or a snake I called so many vets today, including his regular vet, to get my baby seen nobody could except headwaters the first gal I spoke with was so kind and understanding I fully believe she genuinely cares about the animals and the owners, all this without even knowing how important this dog truly is to me. Since I lost my ESA the day before Thanksgiving and spent months trying to heal and learn how to move on without my baby I finally decided to get another puppy with the intention of him becoming my ESA unfortunately his skills end at companionship but he still brings the joy and comfort back that I lost with my ESA. So when my puppy only 5 months old starts limping and showing signs of swelling and fluid build up on his ankle after camping where there was an accident that could've been the cause of his injury I'm thinking the worst that he broke his leg he'll need surgery, he got bit by a Rattlesnake he won't make it all these things that could be wrong and luckily his true issue was something much less serious and hopefully with medicine he'll make a full recovery but at no point did they make me feel like my fears were silly they didn't act like they knew my dog better then me. Now I know im not an easy person to deal with specially when it comes to my babies but they did everything I asked them to do checked for a snake bite or obvious signs of sores around the area they did x-rays and even though i asked them to do those things they still went through and gave me a play by play of what they were going to do and confirmed that I was ok with it they didn't simply take him to the back and rack up a bill they kept me involved with my baby's diagnostics and treatment. When the bill came out, I was holding my breath, expecting 500-700 simply bc that's what vets typically do when they see an easy target i quite litterally thanked the Lord for the number they gave. I will be switching my animals to them. To the 3 gals that had an active part in my dog's care today, thank you so much. Truly, you were all wonderful and took great care of my baby!”