I've taken my cats there for years. They have always taken great care of them and seem to sincerely care about their welfare. I can't imagine going anywhere else.

I highly recommend All Pets! Their staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and caring. I love that they spend the time to educate you about your pet during your visit. Whenever I have had a pet concern, they have gotten my pet in either same day or next day. I think it is great what they do for the community with low cost clinics. I have never had any concern for the well being of my pet while in Dr. Kubiscz's and his staff's care. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOU DO! ~Christa

I took my dogs to a vaccination clinic held by this vet at Rural King. The vet was ok but the young man helping him was very rough. The kid threw my dog to the ground before pinning her by the throat. All unprovoked and a surprise attack from behind. She did not growl nor did he give us the opportunity to hold my own dog. He then was told to treat my other two dogs gently. I begged them to be gentle to my 13 year old dog with a bad back and heart disease. They were rough when giving the shots but did not attack my dogs. The shots hurt both dogs and neither have ever reacted to previous shots. There was no line to create a hurry to provide speedy shots. One person even complained about being there, they were only 2 hours into the clinic and would be there 2 more hours. While trying to calm my dogs by walking them around, I witnessed this behavior with several other dogs. I was very disappointed in this service. We were not provided with an apology for the treatment though they knew we were upset. If they do not like working with animals, find another job.

This comment is for Ms.Harris. I apologize if you feel that your pets were mistreated in any way well at our shot clinic. We strive to give the best possible care to our patients/clients; whether it is at our Lafayette clinic or the Rural King shot clinic. Part of that care involves safety, both to the people around the animal as well as to the animal itself. Animal Handling/Safety is not only my job it is also my number-one concern when it comes to you and your beloved pet. I have been working with animals all my life (all 26 years of it) I have handled everything from a Gerbil to a Mountain Lion. When I handle an animal, there are several elements I have to keep in mind; such as to the size of that animal, type of animal, age of the animal, the condition of that animal, temperament of that animal, the rapport I have with that animal, environment in which the animal is being handled in, and the laws associated with the handling of said animal. I had all this in mind when I handle your pets. The shot clinic, unlike at our regular clinic, tends to be a little more “free range” lending its self to an environment that can cause the animal to act in an unpredictable manner. Often times most of the animals that come to our shot clinic have never been to us regularly nor have they been to any other vet in their lives, and some have never even been around other people or animals. This can cause another wise normally docile animal (no matter age or size) to become aggressive. In the past, I have let people hold their own animals for shots at the clinic thinking that it would be better. Only to find out that A) They cannot hold/manage their own animal or B) Have their own animal/beloved pet turn and bit them. Under the law, when you bring your pet to an Animal Hospital or a satellite shot clinic the responsibility of that animal’s safety and well-being, and the people's safety and well-being surrounding that animal falls to the clinic and staff in command of that facility. If I restrained your animal, it was because I felt it was in an aggressive state, and it was my duty to do so, and I always try to do that as safely and humanely as possible. As to us not wanting to be there, all I have to say is that we all volunteer for the shot clinic, we are not paid for our time there. The money goes back to the cost of the shots and the over head of the main clinic; we essentially break even. If we didn't want to do it, we wouldn't do it.

In 2007, my cat got scratched by another cat and got a terrible infection that caused him to lose weight rapidly. I honestly thought he wasn't going to make it, and as a poor college student at the time, I knew I didn't have the ability to pay exorbitant vet bills. I took my cat to Dr. Kubisz and he kept my cat overnight. The next morning, my cat was healthy, happy, and seemed to have gained weight back in just a few hours. My bill was just over $100, and that included the fees to neuter my cat and the other treatments. This year, my cat got the feline flu and was hacking terribly for weeks. With Dr. Kubisz care and direction, I was able to nurse my cat back to good health. On top of the treatments he administered at his office, he walked us through at-home remedies, like giving my cat honey to coat his throat to help with the cough, running the humidifier, feeding him soft food, etc. I also have two dogs, and I will never go to another vet as long as I'm in the Lafayette area. You can tell Dr. Kubisz and his son truly care about animals and take a sincere interest in their well-being, as does Rena, who is always very helpful. I love my animals very much and highly recommend this vet to all pet owners.