Veterinary Emergency Services

Our experience with VES Lincoln was nothing short of amazing! Dr. Dishman, Dr. Sumner, all the vet med techs, and every staff member we interacted with were knowledgeable and honest throughout every step of our scary experience with our two kitties. Both of our kitties had possible exposures to lillies. We learned that lillies are so toxic to cats that you shouldn't even think about them! Our two cats had to be hospitalized and have iv fluids running, and labs done consistently and they saved our cats lives! We are so lucky to have brought them here. The poor staff also had to deal with our sassy & "fiesty" cat, but they handled his outbursts with care and continued to give him extraordinary treatment! Overall the entire team we worked with were very knowledgeable, communication was excellent, and we are more than satisfied with their services. We hope to never see them again😂, but if we have to, VES Lincoln will be our top choice!

I feel the receptionist, technicians, vet and all the staff that I interacted with had my Chester's best interests in mind. Their compassion towards me and Chester was quite evident. I greatly appreciated the care that we received while in their care. The vet tech who carried Chester to the. Car for me and the vet who gave us the blanket. I cried in the car from your compassionate gift to us to make my furbaby comfortable on his way home. Little did I know that less than 12 hours later we would say goodbye for now. Maybe she knew something that I didn't but the gift to make the last few hours he had more comfortable, I can't thank you enough. Thank You Team!

We took our beloved 9-year-old cat in on Saturday. After vomiting daily for quite sometime, he was at our regular vet twice with clean blood work and x-rays. They sent us home with no advice. The next day, my Little Man stopped eating and drinking. He'd lost 2 pounds in 2 weeks. I was so worried and rightly so. After waiting a very long time, we saw Dr. Sumner. She is fantastic. Old school, which I LOVE. She told us that there are two things we are looking at - gastrointestinal disease or lymphoma. And she laid out the road we were on to 1. find out which it was, 2. follow up with exploratory surgery to get biopsies or an endoscopy (specialist), and 3. find a med that MIGHT work. They kept him that night and gave him IV fluids. We had to go see him on Sunday. After three hours of loving on him and A LOT of time with staff, including Dr. Sumner, we decided to let Little cross the rainbow bridge. This was painful, and we are still grieving deeply. We will for a very long time. But he refused food, was starting to pee the bed, and was wasting away by the day. Oh, how I love that Little Man. Despite the worst ending, the staff was so supportive. I wish they could be my primary vet. (Photos from better days and the day we said Nite, Nite, Boy.)

Lucifer had emergency abdominal surgery. They were very busy that Friday evening, but the one and only veterinarian that was at the hospital was able to do his surgery late that evening. < br />They took good care of Lucifer even though he was "not a very good patient". It's just too bad that they only have one veterinarian at the location. I think on the weekends they could definitely use two because the weight can be quite long. I appreciated that the veterinarian perform performed a successful surgery.

It was excellent! I believe that every member of the team was excellent and am very pleased with the services provided! Up front on suspension of illness. Very clear and concise on communication and up front with cost for needed treatment plan. Very friendly and respectful of my concerns and wishes.

I took my beloved cat Emma, who's 13 and hard of hearing into this clinic. I knew she wasn't doing very well, but they kept her over night. When they kept her comfortable, when they had her on fluids, it pain meds but they were unable to get her to a place where I felt that she could go on any longer. I just wanted to thank the doctors and the techs at the vet. After the first emergency vet, I contacted wouldn't take her. They did mention your office and I appreciate all the time and effort you went into even though I lost my Emma in the end.

When I walked in it was packed and I understood because it was the only vet open. I didn’t even get to properly explain what was happening with my dog to the lady at the front desk before getting interrupted and told I needed to wait to get checked in. She was helping every other person out besides me. I think she saw my dog and assumed he was fine but wrong. You can’t just look at a patient and assume they’re okay, it’s common sense, even at regular hospitals. On top of that, she had a snarky attitude and was rolling her eyes at people. What kind of behavior is this? Especially coming from someone who sees people in distress. This is insanely unprofessional. I understand there is a lot of people and it can get stressful but to only be focusing on other customers who have already walked away after she asked so many questions and then waiting a few minutes and then repeating the same questions THREE TIMES is so insane to me. My dog drank outdoor bug repellent , he was drooling like crazy, twitching, vomited, and yet she wouldn’t even let me explain it to her. Just imagine if I waited more he would’ve died there. For future customers, just attend them well and don’t let them have a bad experience.