ANIMAL CAMPUS

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I was comfortable leaving him there. They seem to be friendly. The dog seemed to be happy. They have open running areas and they have clean kennels. There is nothing I dislike about them.

They have nice play areas for the dogs. They also separate the big dogs from the smaller dogs, which is really nice.

Obviously you have got to be very good with animals and they are and very good at diagnosing what may be wrong with the pets. They have onsite x-ray and they do surgery right there in their office which not every vet will do.

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HORRIBLE experience!!!!!
We have taken our cats there previously, but things seem to be going south for this place.
We recently adopted a puppy and had a free vet exam. We had our puppy see Dr. Wagner. The experience started off bad from the beginning. The front desk was rude, and didn't acknowledge us when we walked in. One of the ladies seemed to get frustrated with simple questions and she actually turned red! Dr. Wagner seemed very rushed and made it seem like we were wasting her time. She didn't even let us ask any questions and was out the door before we even had the chance to. We have never had a dog before and she actually rolled her eyes at us when we asked questions about trimming nails and brushing teeth.
The front desk told us they are getting new vets next month and she couldn't give us any more details. When I asked if they were straight out of training, she paused, looked up at the ceiling and said No. Hmmmm.....  Lots of unhappy people there.
We are taking our pets elsewhere!!!

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Our dogs love going to Animal Campus. It is close and convenient for us and the facility is clean and the staff is friendly. Our pups come home exhausted and happy after spending time at the campus. The outdoor facilities are a great aspect to the experience.

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I am confident my dog is being well taken care of when she is boarded with Animal Campus.

I feel confident and comfortable that my dog is well taken care of and happy, everytime I pick him up.

Our dog was well cared for and we were provided a report card for each day during his stay.

I have been taking my dog to Animal Campus since she was a puppy and I am very satisfied with everything about this business. The staff is friendly, personable and very responsive and caring. Everyone there seems to really love what they do. Most important though is the fact that my dog loves it there and loves the staff. She is a healthy and happy dog and I attribute this to the good care she receives at AC.

Wonderful she is very shy
she didint want to leave
she loved the placeI was blown away

We use them for boarding. They do a lot of different things though. We really like them. They are pretty reasonable , so we always use them when we go out of town.

Our dog had a fast growing tumor on her jaw. Our vet Dr. Jill Kozminski was so very helpful in providing a diagnosis and suggesting treatment options. She even called a few other providers that specialize in oncology and got costs and options. We came to the realization that Belle was too old and too far along to go through surgeries. Dr. Kozminski supported us with our decision and was there with us at the end with support and kind words. She made a tough time a little easier.

MY DOG TUGS ME INTO THE ANTEROOM, THE ATTENDANTS TAKE HER BACK TO THE KENNEL AREA. SHE PLAYS ALL DAY WITH HER FRIENDS. AT 4:30 I RETRIEVE MY WORN OUT HAPPY DOG AND GO HOME. SHE SLEEPS.

My older dog was released by two teenage caretakers into a ponded outdoor run with at least a half dozen young dogs. I had been assured twice before this visit that he would be, as requested, only let out into a smaller dry run area separate from the pack. He was not. He became frightened, entered the pond, and drowned. No management was on the premises when this occured. I was called by management shortly after it happened. When I returned to pick up my remaining dog that night, the manager repeatedly called me by that dog's name, leading me to believe that she was impaired. My veterinarian, who generously picked up the body of my deceased dog, called me with a stunning reaction to the situation calling it a zoo and terribly managed facility. My money was refunded. However, I heard a year later that another dog died in that kennel shortly after mine, and further heard from another colleague that his dog died at the kennel.

Being nervous the first time leaving our girl at a boarding facility, we searched all over Milwaukee for the best place for her. After visiting several places, we walked into Animal Campus and knew instantly that this is where she would be staying. The facility is extremely clean, no kennel smell at all, a huge grassy play area with filtered pond that is fenced in. The staff are awesome...gentle, affectionate and attentive to its guests. We were able to send her own bed, blanket, toys, food so she felt more "at home". She came home and wasn't traumatized at all. Our friends that picked her up said to us that they were so impressed with the facility that they wanted to stay there for vacation themselves! Highly recommend them. Nightly boarding is either $30 or $50 per night depending on the size of the kennel. $5 a day to administer medication. We will definitely bring her back again next time we are on vacation.