Bridges Animal Hospital at Ada Village

Very well. Really felt like I had time to ask questions. No pressure to buy services or medications. Bought heart worm medicine while there

This is one of the best things about Bridges. They always make time to talk with you about how your pet is doing. In this case we ended up with a glucosamine supplement to help with the front paw issue and a better understanding of tick prevention medications and how they work.

Spade

I use them regularly, I have two little poms, little pomeranians. Lots of health issues for them.

I like everything about them. It took me forever to find them, they are on the radio on Saturdays and a friend of mine kept telling me to try them. I didn't listen right away, but as soon as you walk in they greet your animal like they're the most important one in the world. They don't rush you through, they explain everything. If you have to give them pills, you know, and they have to be cut, they cut it for you and give it to you.

They are very caring. And they are not quick to give, they don't overdo the immunization, they do find some ways, some more wholistic.

We followed Dr Marshall and Dr Wittholf from their earlier practice (in Belmont) to Bridges in Ada when they opened several years ago. Both Doctors have been outstanding to work with, as is their staff. They really have treated our pets (and us) as family and always explain both what they are doing and why. Their interest in their profession and patients is evidenced by their hosting a weekly radio show where they answer questions from callers (on AM 1300 WOOD Radio at 8 AM on Saturday). The office is a very cheerful place (the examination rooms have extra large windows from which our dog loves to watch the squirrels outside). It is very conveniently located in picturesque downtown Ada. They have earned our highest recommendation.