Erdman Animal Hospital

My little dog got spayed today and i was a wreck. Erdman and company did a great job and she is resting comfortably at home . A great price for services rendered. it is obvious they put their resources into animal care over fancy digs . I am grateful.

Nice place to go. It's been a while since my cat passed but they were awesome.Cant believe there closing but if it was relocated further east like rosedale or nottingham, I believe it would do great. Staff, office, client's. Prayers and blessings to all.

Erdman is the best! The doctors and the techs and the the front desk staff are also nice! If I ever came into a lot of money I would definitely donate a chunk to them! They keep Veterinary Care affordable and I am so thankful they are keeping their doors open!

I have been taking my chihuahua to Dr. Keil for 13 years. Not only does he have a knowledgeable Staff but , as A veterinarian Dr.Keil worries more about your pet then the money . I’m so Glad my Neighbor referred me to Dr. Kiel. He has a Great Personality & And you can tell from his Demeanor he is in Concern about your Pet !!!! To Dr.Keil & his Staff , Thank you For Your Service ❤️ - Irene & Roxy -much Love 💯

Erdman Animal Hospital was absolutely the best place I was fortunate to find in a critical time where Dr. Lance Keil examined my beloved Zues and immediately took the necessary blood work and the cell test, which revealed the diagnosis of my Zues which was 4th stage cancer. Dr. Keil fees for Zues visit & exam and test was very affordable. Dr. Keil and his Veternarian Tech was so kind and sympathetic when I had to make the decision to let Zues go to Heaven. I would happily recommend Dr. Lance Keil and staff to anyone who loves and cares for their pets. Due to Dr. Lance Keil's fees I was able to finally know the diagnosis of my beloved Zues. I would like to extend a Heartfelt Thank You to Dr. Lance Keil and his staff who helped me through my beloved Zues most difficult time in his life and to stop his unbearable pain and suffering. I will always be Thankful for Dr. Lance Keil for what all he did to help my Zues while he was in respite care stage. Thank you Erdman Animal hospital. Sincerely Janet A Griffith

Nooooo. Im so sad to hear of this closing. thank you Erdman animal hospital dr Kiel and everyone over the years. Thank you for helping my pets stay healthy and cared for.

They took a 90 dollar deposit from me for an emergency visit of an orphaned 1 month old neo natal kitten I had found alone 2 weeks before on july 4, 2025. On Monday, July 21, they took me in to tell me the kitten was dead. While I was making the deposit, before going into the exam room, the receptionist, who had been very nice up until this moment, began to talk about something and I stopped her to say that I was tired and had been awake all Sunday night with the sick kitten and i couldn't follow what she was trying to tell me and I couldn't read her mind. I asked her to please just tell me. She asked if I had considered cremation, that is, if nothing can be done... This left a bad taste in my mouth. It seemed to be terrible timing because I hadn't given up hope for a miracle that the kittens life might still be saved. I told her I would not consider that until all other possibilities for saving him were exhausted..and I felt she was jumping the gun, just a bit. But I was way too tired and upset to tell her how I really felt about what she said to me and how inappropriate the timing was. It made me feel like taking my cash deposit and walking out the front door...but I had waited so long to see that doctor, and he was the kittens' last chance at possibly surviving. It's too bad there wasn't an affordable e.r. vet i could have gone to on a Sunday, because money had been no issue, I probably could have saved him, but he had a seizure Sunday and then a blockage that prevented him from disposing any more waste afterwards...so his belly filled up with urine and feces and time was important. Animal control gave me the option when I called them for help, to give him up, but I had to be aware that they would euthanize him..and i only considered giving him up to try to save him. If he was going to die, i wanted him to die against my chest, feeling my heartbeat and warm and safe and comfortable. ** He actually survived the night, and im not a vet. However, in my opinion, he was alive when we arrived at the vets office Monday morning before the doors opened at 8am. They told me no doctor would arrive until 9 or 930. I paid the deposit around 10, but they did not even get me into an exam room until 10:30am. In my opinion, even though I paid the emergency visit "deposit", I was not treated like it was an emergency, and the kitten, who i called Petey, (he was onmy going to be Petey until I came up with a better name) was dead by the time the doctor came into the room. The "exam" consisted of the vet using a stethoscope to listen to Peteys heartbeat and telling me he was no longer with us. He mentioned cremation, and that would cost another 150 or more dollars above the 90 I had already paid.. so I asked if they had a box instead. They offered me a Styrofoam box and a freezer pack to keep him cold as well as some paper towels to wrap his body in and a plastic bag if I wanted to wrap him in for transport. I was walking home. I meeded the fresh air and time for reflection. Given the situation to do over, id do it again...because if I hadn't gone through with seeing the vet, I would have regrets and doubts that maybe my emotions caused me to prevent this kitten from being saved. I had to be sure. But, the receptionists comment at the wrong time was very inappropriate and id think a person in that position dealing with the public and with people's pets and loved ones would have and should have known better. And after I cut her off, she could have backed out and said, nevermind.. but she didn't. It was in poor taste. Besides that, and the fact that the sign on their waiting room wall said that emergency visits were significantly less than the 90 dollars I was charged, it did seem like a nice place. The nurse was nice. A nice young man. The receptionist was busy. After she mopped, cleaned and opened the front doors, she stayed on the phone. They have clients so they're doing something right. But a truly ethical vet might've offered me at least some of my deposit back, since the cat was dead. I didn't ask,he didn't offer. RipPetey