Veterinarians in West Lafayette

“Excellent care. Very happy with services. However Customer Beware: this clinic is extremely expensive for all services. $304 for cultures, $111 urinalysis, $30 “pedicure” = nail trim w/o fur removal. Just be sure you can afford to come here.“

“We always feel important when we come in. Thank you for taking great care of our boys.“

“I was very happy with the surgical procedure PetsVets performed on my dog when she had cancer. I no longer can take the grief of animals dying so I no longer have pets, but I am so grateful that they gave Chocolate more time with us. Thank you. Brandon Johnson.“

“This was an absolutely amazing vet! I usually go to a different vet but they couldn't see me there so I called Banfield. They set an appointment for me right away that day. I am normally apprehensive about taking my dog to a new vet but the Dr.s there made me feel comfortable. They were amazing and helped me more than I expected that they would or could. The appointments are affordabe and the staff is amazing. 5/5 paws!!! Thank you Banfield, my 14 year old puppy is feeling better already. These tail wags are for you!“

“New to the area and decided to give this office a chance. Extremely pleased with the entire visit! Genuine care for animals & customers. Excellent staff! Everyone was friendly and made me feel as if I was a regular! This was one of the best/easiest vet appointments I’ve ever had. 100/10 recommend.“

“Always delightful to work with! They were the only vet to diagnose my cat correctly four years ago and I’ve come here ever since. ❤️“

“This review is for the orthopedic specialists at Purdue Veterinary School and Small Animal Hospital. Our dog, Pancho, had corrective surgery on 1/10/24 to fix an angular limb deformity. Our experience with Purdue was incredible. Thank you Dr. Kim, Dr. Rochat, Dr. Nelson, RVT Anna Ihrie, and Rhett McCutchan. You all took such good care of Pancho and of us - and now he is on the road to a better quality of life.Pancho developed an angular limb deformity during his first year. At first his paws just looked like normal dachshund mix paws - but it quickly became clear that his paw was not growing normally. We took him to a specialist near us who said it would take three separate surgeries to correct the deformity and would cost ~ $10,000. Obviously, this was not something that we could afford, but more importantly, we did not want to put our little guy through three major surgeries. We then worked on giving him the best quality of life to accommodate the deformity, such as using a stroller, so he could still enjoy longer walks, pain management with heat pads and massages. But around his fourth birthday, it became obvious that things were just going to get harder for him as he got older. That’s when a friend told us about Purdue Veterinary School. She had brought her dog who had a rare form of cancer here, and said they had an innovative approach to fixing complex health issues. So we drove 2.5 hours down to Lafayette and met with the orthopedic team to see what options we could explore. We were pleasantly surprised when they told us that they have done many surgeries like this before, and Panchos paw could be fixed in one surgery, and it would cost us less than half the initial price we were quoted! We set up the appointment and were eager but also nervous as this would be the first time Pancho was getting a major surgery.To say that the team at Purdue was spectacular would be an understatement. We were very nervous about the entire procedure, and they took extra time and care to answer all of our questions, and reassure us that Pancho would get the best care possible. They have a huge team of orthopedic surgeons and board-certified anesthesiologists that would be closely monitoring Pancho to ensure his safety during the almost 2 hour surgery. They called us the morning of the surgery to check in, before the surgery started, after the surgery was completed and would call every evening while Pancho was recovering to give an update on how he was doing. We could tell that he was in very good hands, and that they were giving him lots of love, which made the entire process so much easier for us. They were also very transparent about what medications they would be giving Pancho, what the entire surgery wouldn’t entail, and we were able to meet most of his surgery team beforehand, which was really nice. When we finally got to pick up Pancho, they were very clear about his care instructions and continued to call after we went home to check in with us. The entire surgery ended up costing us just under $4000 and Pancho is already trying to use his paw and is in high spirits. We are so thankful we found Purdue Small Animal Hospital and will be recommending them to anyone who is looking for specialty care for their pets.The only piece of feedback that we would give, and this is minor, is that there was a little bit of confusion about which day Pancho would actually be having the surgery. We found out when he dropped him off that his surgery would actually be the next day, which meant that we had to pick him up later than we had planned for. Luckily, our accommodation was a friend we were staying with, so we were able to adjust. But this may have been a little bit harder for those who need to stay at a hotel and are coming from far away. Again, very minor and did not have a huge impact for us, but worth noting for future patients to clarify expectations and timeline around when the surgery is taking place and when they should be ready to pick up their pet.THANK YOU PURDUE SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL!“