Gage Animal Hospital

Dr Schormann and staff at Gage Animal Hospital are wonderful! My cat had a sudden injury caused by human error after 4PM. After calling multiple vet offices in the surrounding area and being turned away Gage Animal Hospital saw him and treated him immediately. Dr. Schormann did not judge me(as I was judging myself). They provided care that included a minor procedure on the spot(less than 2 hrs before closing time). We found our new veterinarian and I will send my friends and family there too.

I take in a pitty and two Yorkies. There is no other vet clinic in town I'd recommend or go to! They love the pups like we do

I am thoroughly confused by the bad reviews. This was my third visit to Gage Animal Clinic and I feel like I found a good and affordable veterinary home for my babies. The staff has been super friendly and the veterinarians showed concern for my babies health. I was presented with different options with great explanation of each and given estimates of each so I don't over spend or have sticker shock at the end of the visit. I have taken 4 sick cats in 3 different visits and even with medications I still have not spent over $300. I have taken a single cat in to other vets and ended up spending more that $300 for one visit. I have already recommended GAH to friends and one has already visited. She was completely happy with the service and prices as well. Give them a try and judge for yourself. I think the bad reviews are more about the patients emotions instead of the actual services provided.

Terrible service. Refused to refill an antibiotic for a UTI in a 20+ year old cat. Insist on HIGH COST TESTS and mocked me when I said we couldn't afford them. They price gouge. Unethical and rude. Do NOT recommend.

1st visit today! I have 3 very active dogs that often get injured. My Millie tore her shoulder pretty bad and needed medical attention. I have a hard time getting in with my current vet, they couldn’t see her today. I 1st went to Stonehouse, they are closed on Mondays but referred me to Gage. Gage was booked today as well. Apparently the wonderful receptionist spoke with the doc, called me back and they wanted to see her. We headed over and Paige Bloom promptly got her into surgery. The staff was wonderful! They explained everything, gave me options and went over the individual cost of everything for the procedure. She was hurting and ready to go home but I could tell they treated her with love. She has 2 follow up appointments scheduled and I will be returning with my other dogs.

We were very impressed with the veterinarians and staff at Gage. They were kind and informed, and helped our dog on a path to healing. The facility is great as well

Trigger warning: My sister just lost her heart cat and this post is about that. She chose to do a communal cremation due to finances and was even given the option to pick out an urn. She chose no urn as she had an option at home she wanted to use and was then told she could come back in two weeks to pick up her cat. She had not heard from them after three weeks but assumed it was due to the resent bad weather that it was taking longer than she was told. After a month she called the office and was told that the "girl who was supposed to call is out sick but yes she is here." When she got to the office she was informed that there were in fact no ashes to pick up. What she was not informed of at the time of euthanasia was that a communal cremation means there are no ashes to get back. All she got (after paying over $300) was a ceramic paw print. She is absolutely devastated, and I feel this post needs to be made so that future pet parents can be well informed. This is something that needs to be made absolutely clear by the techs and a confirmation of the pet parent verified, not some fine-print side note that a heartbroken pet parent has to learn after the fact. This is far below the standard we should be aiming for.