Perfect experience, if I could give it a 6 out of 5 I would. My wife and I took our new puppy to this place today and it could not have possibly gone better. Everyone was nice and treated both of us and our dog great. Dr. Glassman (forgive if misspelled) spent a great deal of time with us and answered every single one of our questions. We will not be looking anywhere else for vet services as far as I am concerned. Thank you again!!

Dr. Rill and his wonderful staff treated my rabbit and me with expertise and care. I definitely fall into the category of 'neurotic pet owner,' and I could not be happier with the service we received. The nurses kept my bunny calm with affection- not by forcefully subduing him- while Dr. Rill gave him a thorough and instructive physical. I came away feeling very relieved, very informed, and very very thankful to have such a kind place like the University Animal Clinic to bring my bunny. I will definitely be returning :)

I have been taking my pets to Dr. Rill for many years with mixed experiences - sometimes good, sometimes not so good - but my last experience is unforgivable. Dr. Rill watched my dog continually decline over a three week period and failed to recognize what was immediately obvious to two other veterinarians. It was only by the grace of God that Dr. Rill was out of the office last Wednesday and Layla was seen by Dr. Feldman, who immediately recognized that she was in critical care and needed to be hospitalized for round the clock monitoring. Unfortunately, it was too late for Layla. She died the next morning. Dr. Rill took no responsibility for his failure to diagnose my dog while under his care. This is what we pay and trust our veterinarian's to do and he did not do his job. Don't take your sick pet to him, please.

Do not take your reptiles here. I brought in a snake that was sick. They recommended sending off for a $150+ test that would take 4 days, but did nothing to empirically treat the sick snake. I left with the snake and no help or medication, just a test being sent off. 3 days later the snake died. I did not call them to tell them. The next day they called to let me know the results came back and everything was "fine". That's when I informed them that the snake had died. I got a lame apology, no offer to talk to the vet, or any recommendation for the rest of my collection. I went to another vet locally who specializes in exotics and was told that the test was a waste of time and money and he was shocked nothing was done to treat the snake immediately. The snake was gravid (due to lay in a week) so I cut the dead snake open to try and at least salvage the eggs, but they died as well. Big waste of about $200 and a dead snake and her eggs. I realize the snake may have died anyways, and I may have waited too long to bring her in, but they could have done more to TRY to prevent it and when they called offer help for the rest of my collection... Do not bring reptiles here. Find a local vet that treats exotics and knows what he's talking about.

Just Say No. Dr Rill has proven himself to be only about the dollar. Very disappointed in the level of service my dog was provided. 6 months of incorrect diagnosis after another combined with improper treatments led to over $600 for a simple ear infection. I took the same dog to another vet and they cleared up his ear within a week. Other reviews note the doctor's disengaged demeanor. I agree 100%. The experience at the clinic disintigrated with Dr Rill's involvement. Dr Fellman was a nice vet she was cleaning up Dr Rill's mistake and didnt do enough to correct it unfortunately. I cannot recomend this practice to anyone with a clear conscience. The money was the first priority by far.