Name: Prairie Side Veterinary Hospital
Address: 5803 75th St, Kenosha, WI 53142, USA, US
Telephone: +1 262-694-0402

Prairie Side Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary care, located at 5803 75th St, Kenosha, WI 53142, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 262-694-0402, visit their website www.prairiesidevet.com for more detailed information.

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5803 75th St, Kenosha, WI 53142, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 08 August 2015

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Adam Kavalauskas

14 September 2017

Very caring, informative, and fair. Our dog Hera has had a few checkups and they've gone very smooth. The vets and assistants were all courteous and very knowledgeable. They answered questions we had and our dog is happy and healthy.
Zackery Munson

14 September 2017

The staff has always been very helpful and it seems like they actually CARE about your pet. It's easy to find right off of Highway 50 and you can even schedule your appointments online. Awesome vet clinic.
Alex Pica

22 April 2017

My dog got spaded at Safe Harbor and she got fluid build up in sutures. We took her to Prairie side for a follow up. They'de trying saying she need emergency surgery because she may have had something extremely wrong with her stitches and it would cost $400.00 We didn't by it. It was common for females after being spaded to have this issue. The vet at Safe Harbor extracted the fluid and told us to put a warm compress on her belly. I'll NEVER take my pet to these cons. 😡
Geraldine Pipkin

25 March 2017

my dog goes here he gets treated really good and they are chearer
Jennifer Vito

15 November 2016

I really love Dr. Lee she is very caring and wants to help out her patients. As for the owners of the animal hospital. I know you need to make money but is it more important to make money or help save the lives of a pets. I have a cat who is diabetic and he needs insulin to live. I don't mind paying a $10.00 fee for a script, but it would be nice if they could fax the script over to the pharmacy to avoid the time and delay in getting the medication for my pet. Sad that money is more important than the life of a beloved pet. Shame.
Sylvia Dower

11 June 2016

Wow what a greeting from Dana. I was calling all the clinic's to get a price quote for my princess mimi for a trek cleaning because my husband &I are both on disability. Everyone said she needed an exam & it would cost 39 to 49. I'm like seriously all they are going to do is look in her mouth. It dose not cost that much for a quick look to quote someone. So being a new patient they said it will cost 1.00 to exam her& if anything else was needed. Now that's what I'm pleased to know that they want your business because they care not only for the animal but the people there owners as mommy daddy's. Thank-you so much for this amazing offer. I'm very appreciative 😊
Rebekah Pflueger

18 April 2016

I like this vet so much. I own a super hyper Golden Retriever that they know exactly how to work with her. She gets ear infections and the tips that the vets and Dr.Ed give help a lot with how to treat them.
Linda Hansen

31 March 2016

Took my cat here the first time because he wasn't feeling well. The staff were very nice and supportive, and I have to say I think the vet who worked with me over the week before my cat had to be put to sleep really cared about my cat and did everything she could to help him and when she realized it was beyond her ability she referred me to a specialist, which was appropriate. She got me to see my cats needed to have dental cleanings, after 4 years of seeing another incompetent vet, who told me my cats gums and teeth were fine and they didn't need dental cleanings and they were stupid and a waste of money. I'm grateful for that.

However, another younger vet, who I think was new there, intruded into the visit with me, my cat and my vet. The treatments weren't working and my cat had stopped walking the day before and that was why I brought him in again. That vet was loud, rude and cruel. You could hear her yelling about clients throughout the whole office and she implied she was suspicious of me causing my cat's condition. It was very hurtful and I was already upset because of my cat's condition. Then I left to take my cat to the specialist only to find he had a huge sarcoma in his lung and neck and had to be put to sleep. That vet made one of the worst days of my life a bigger nightmare.

Also, their cost for dental cleanings is very high, $300, plus $75 for each extraction. I took my other cat up to a vet in Muskego and had it done for $200. They also did a BNP and EKG on her first because she was almost 10 to make sure she was safe for the anesthesia, something that no one recommended at Prairie Side. I'm also against the way they push vaccines and don't even care if the animal has been vaccinated recently, over-vaccinating animals, which is known to be harmful to pets. It goes against the new veterinary guidelines. I was told on the phone, I think by that rude vet, that if I didn't bring in my cat's records they would have to vaccinate her, to which I told her I would not allow it. I can't say I didn't learn from the experience, but because of the vaccine issue, that horrible rude vet and the high cost of dentals, I won't return.
Ed Rose

15 August 2015

Positives first.The support staff is great and deserve better.
I have no use for the Vets and anyone who hires them. I cant say much about the newest vet addition except my 4 yr. old French is dead a week after a check up with her and voicing our concerns. Here are a few memories.
One decided there was no limit to the amount of water enemas a cat could hold(trip to ER Vet)
My now deceased dog ended up at the ER Vet after her puppy shots a few years back.
Also watched as one traumatized another of our dogs with multiple attempts to draw blood. The tech jumped in when she saw the look of horror on my face.
Point being my dog would be alive if they considered the breed. I goggled it (too late). I am devastated by the death of my dog and this is only my opinion so take that under consideration.