Wyoming Veterinary Services PLLC

Dr. Keller is a wonderful human being. His compassion and empathy is only outpaced by the quality of his heart for service to others. He came to our home, after hours, to help our Otis scramble across the Rainbow Bridge. He, and his staff, have earned our unwavering respect and loyalty. "Thank you" ...just isn't big enough. Until we can find the words that are, ...Thank you Dr. Keller.

posted: 08/24/2022

I have nothing but great things to say about Wyoming Vet. I had taken my pets to another vet for a long time, and I was hesitant to leave because I loved the staff. I finally decided to switch because I couldn't afford their prices anymore, and I am SO glad I did. When I walked into Wyoming Vet, I noticed that the place was sparkling clean, and everyone was helpful and easy to talk to. As soon as I met Dr. Keller, I could tell that he's in this line of work because he genuinely cares for each client and their pets. I knew right away I could trust him to care for my pets and their needs based on his thorough but easygoing approach. There was no upselling or scare tactics to try to get me to buy optional services. If you've experienced this at a vet, you know what I'm talking about. He keeps prices very reasonable, and I believe this is another indicator that he loves what he does and wants to make sure veterinary care is affordable for the community. I'm so glad I found Wyoming Vet and would recommend it to anyone.

posted: 02/02/2023

Absolutely waste of time. Let "a dog barking" who is crying please come back to sit, unhappy, and nervous continue until whenever you get around to sedating him versus making the appt to the time he is treated. You don't leave a being of any kind in others hands cry with good conscious unless you can't empathize with the being, or don't understand the cry for help as exactly that. No way can I leave him or ant animal crying and just say "he's a dog baking" as if it's a two month old crying. But yet even still if a two month old child is crying it is generally because of need, such as food, diaper, or comfort to fall asleep. Yet being cry when in need. That's evidently not understood here. I know of two vets who would understand this this with simplicity. I as highly recommended these ppl by family, who I didn't take into consideration, lack empathy themselves. He is "being" named Kingston, who has a vocabulary that includes multi word phases. If he is to understand my vocabulary, and I pay attention via love, to understand his vocabulary, there is communication. And communication is how understand can be had if both parties are in care for eachother. That is not this place. Leaving him cry for estimated 30 minutes is a long 30 minutes for him. Most especially since he's only been separated from his companion 4 days out of 11 yrs. And btw, manipulation and dishonest gaslighting techniques are evidently a part of their process when confronted about a solution to his state of being. After 3 red flags raised, I can't in good conscience leave him in such hands. Ignorance is bliss. Until ignorance becomes questioned.

posted: 11/10/2022

I love them. Until recently i have never been here before. was faced with an emergency situation after hours. He met me at the office right away and got my cat in who unfortualy did not make it but he took such good care of us. And I got back a beautiful cremation bag. They really care in that just one time coming here. If i decide to get another pet in the future this will be where i go. The Staff here are Wonderful!

posted: 08/24/2022

These people are the best. They are friendly and accommodating. We just moved into the area and everyone on the staff has been just wonderful to deal with. Thank you Wyoming Vet!

posted: 08/27/2022