I cannot express in words how amazing this clinic has been to my two rescue pups and my family. From the kind and attentive receptionists, from the doctors (especially Dr. Scholwalter and Dr. Hanson) We could not be happier. Our dogs struggle with severe dental issues and the time and energy they put into making sure our dogs were healthy and taken care of goes beyond the call of duty. They called us night and day to check on them. They offered alternative treatments to ease the pain for the dogs (and our wallets). They listened to our needs and were always available for questions or concerns. I cannot recommend this clinic enough. Its busy because its so good. It has taken me years to find a trust worthy vet to take our pets to. I will never leave this clinic. Highly recommend!

I drive 30+ miles to visit this clinic. I love the attention they give to my pets! Over 12 years of great service.

I brought my two cats here because they were due for Rabies/Distemper vaccinations. My younger cat had just recovered from a minor cold, and my older cat was just beginning to get a cold. I told this to the vet, and she acted disinterested and administered the rabies shots. I did not find out until after I got home that the rabies shot is very harsh on even a healthy cat, so to give a sick and elderly cat the shot is a BIG NO NO. As the veterinarian, it was her duty to know this and recommend I come back when the cats are healthy to receive their shots. Instead, obviously only caring about $$$, she gave the shots anyways, and got 100 bucks out of it. Now my elderly cat has had a very bad reaction to the shot. He is sore all over and has lost a lot of weight. In my experience this is a BAD vet clinic, please do not support their greed with your business. Do not risk your pet's health by going to this place. Also... this same vet found a large lump in my older cat's abdomen. Clearly I had a lot of questions about it and wanted an in-depth answer from a concerned vet. She (Dr. Wood) acted like she did not have the time to explain the possible causes and treatment options, and also complained about needing a lunch break. The only thing she did was recommend an ultrasound, which I learned afterward is only one possible treatment/exploratory option, and is the most costly of them all. Very unprofessional, very uncaring, very greedy; just plain BAD. Further, in the waiting room/area there were a lot of noisy barking dogs whose owners let the dogs come up to my cat carriers and sniff them. My cats were already stressed from the car ride and strange environment, and this freaked them out very badly. None of the receptionists, vets, or owners around cared to stop the dogs, and I had to stop them myself. Unbelievable.

Dr. Tim Metcalf has been treating our pets for over 20 years and we wouldn't trust them to anyone else. He takes time to explain everything and answer any questions we may have. One of our dogs gets quite anxious when going to the vet but he tends to be Ok with Dr. Metcalf. The office staff are also very friendly and courteous. We love it there!

Extremely compassionate care. I've been bringing my dogs to the Eagan Pet Clinic since I moved here in 2004. The most memorable visits include emergency visits and calls. My Corgi has had eye infections and an infected cycst, both treated sucessfully by Dr. Metcalf. My two dogs got into a dominance dispute this past winter/spring and when I called they told me to come over right away and my Maltese received very compassionate care by a young male vet for facial swelling and a scratched cornea (that vet is not listed on the website, maybe an intern?) even though I was very frazzled! While I was caring for my sister's dog a few years ago, the dog started limping. Knowing she had tendonitis but I had none of her Rimadyl medication on hand, I gave her children's Advil as an anti-inflammatory. (I work in the human medical field and figured an anti-inflammatory is an anti-inflammatory.) The next day I called and spoke to a vet tech. Less than a minute later, Dr. Wood was on the line and told me ibprofin is not safe for dogs. While on the phone with me, she searched vetinary journals and determined ibprofin can cause liver failure in dogs. I brought the dog in, and the liver testing came back normal, to my relief! I will continue to bring my dogs to this clinic based on the care my pets have received in the past.