Dr. Beier is an incredibly skilled vet. She has on multiple occasions saved my dog's life, and my parents' dogs. Her personality is something you have to get used to, but not in a bad way. She's just very quick. She'll tell you what's wrong, how to spot it, and how to fix it in the time it takes you to say Ok. She's also very reasonably priced as opposed to other vets in the area. I've recommended her to all of my friends and family with pets and I will continue to bring all of my pets to her as long as possible.

After reading several spuriously negative reviews we decided to give Shenandoah South a shot and we're very pleased with the results. These folks go the extra mile for your pet. You may find that they're not all people persons, but they're definitely animal persons -- and that's exactly where I want my pet to go.

Dr. Bier has been extremely helpful in helping me make sure my dog has stayed healthy. As a puppy, he has had a few issues which have required some close attention. Dr. Bier and her staff have always been very helpful in making sure I know what is going on and giving me information on how to care for him. I have been to a few vets around Baton Rouge, but none give the personal attention that Dr. Bier has. I highly recommend her. Edit: The more I have used Dr. Brier to take care of my pets, the more I have realized that this one of the few veteran veterinarians that do what they do because they know what is best for the animal. I will be honest, she has on occasion had opinions I did not initially agree with; however, she is extremely knowledgeable and experienced. Dr. Brier will always be our vet of choice and is the best in Baton Rouge.

Dr. Beier has saved the life of my Pomeranian and my mother's Pomeranian, years later. She is the most caring vet out there. I challenge you to find someone who is more skilled and who cares and more about your pet(s). The ONLY time I have heard her talk like Ms. B said she did was when the owners were neglecting their pet (that was in the op next to me). She is out for the well-being of animals and improving their quality of life. Highly recommended.

In response to Chris of Coleman Roofing, I have never met you Chris either personally or professionally. So where does the review come from? Perhaps from an 18 year old young lady that works for Coleman Roofing. She applied for a position at Shenandoah Veterinary Hospital listed on Craig's list. There were instructions on Craig's list not to call the office, but to email or fax a resume. The young lady began contact with a call, and was offered an opportunity to come into the office and fill out an application. She could not "make it". She was instructed to call or fax her resume. On day 1 she called 5 times. She faxed 2 X and emailed 2X. On day 2, there were 4 more calls. On the 4th call, I spoke with her. I told her "there was a reason that the instructions were to fax and email a resume for the position". " I was trying to treat sick pets and run a business." "I appreciated her enthusiasm, but the number of phone calls was over the top." I was neither a B**** or rude, but I was factual. It was obvious to me that the young lady's phone calls were not going to stop. One desired quality of a potential employee is that they can follow instructions.