My two German Shepherds Annabelle and Grizzly have gone to Dr. Hogan since they were puppies. She's awesome and has always taken great care of both of them. Annabelle actually loves going to the vet, lol. That's a first for me with any dog I've ever had.

Love this place!! They take such good care of my dog and I always know he's in good hands.

Overall, I had a good experience at the Pet Doctor. I went in because my cat had an abscess on her paw. Dr. Hogan asked me a few questions about her paw, and she asked me if I had questions in general. I appreciated her taking the time to do this. Unfortunately, my cat is terrified of the vet, so she had to be anesthetized to be examined, but Dr. Hogan was friendly with my cat even when she was hissing and growling. My previous vet had seemed frightened or irritated by my cat. The only thing missing (that would've granted a 5/5 stars) is that I felt like an in-and-out patient. It was pretty businesslike, which isn't always a bad thing, but I would've like to have had a formal introduction with the doctor, which didn't happen. It was my first visit, so a short greeting would've been great. I didn't know who I was meeting with until I got the invoice and checked the doctor's name. But, there is always next time!

The Pet Doctor team is fantastic. We have been a part of the family since we moved to the Lake Saint Louis/O'Fallon MO area several years ago. They have literally saved our dog's life twice in the last 12 months. Everyone on the team is kind, friendly, supportive and just the tops! Drs. Hammerle and Hogan are wonderful with all the animals and they run a rescue operation along with being certified to care for wildlife. If you want excellent care for your pet (I swear they are therapists too) and great customer service - Pet Doctor O'Fallon is the place!

Dr. Marcy saved our dog's life. We noticed Dakota had blood in his urine and got him in right away. We thought it might be some type of bladder infection. The tests were negative and so they did an xray. It was a Saturday and Dr. Marcy was not there that day. In the xray they could see a possible tumor near his spleen. This was dangerous. If it erupted, it would kill him. The vet on duty wasn't sure he'd be able to survive a surgery because of his age and recommended we consider putting him down. We couldn't do it. We also didn't want to take him to a different vet. We scheduled surgery for him on Monday with Dr. Marcy. When she got in there she found he had close to a 6 pound tumor. Everyone was surprised by it's size. Dakota made it through the surgery. We definitely were concerned about him for the first few months after his surgery. He needed more rest and was not as active as usual. But, he has made an amazing comeback. 2 years after surgery, and at 14 years old, he still loves his walks, playing ball and laying on the back porch. We are SO GRATEFUL to Dr. Marcy and her entire team! (I might also add Dakota has extreme nervousness and anxiety at the vet to the point he gets very mean and aggressive. All of the staff have always handled this so well and treated him with great care and attention). We really can't express our thanks in words. Dakota has been part of our lives for so long and we're so glad he had an extra chance to live!