Wills Animal Hospital

We had an emergency with our four month old puppy. After one vet didn't answer, and the other told us they were going to lunch, Wills answered. We rushed her there and they did everything they could for her and comforted us in the horrible time. Though my heart is broken over the loss of my baby, I will forever be grateful for them answering the phone and doing everything they could for our precious girl.

posted: 06/20/2023

My family had an emergency with our older Boxer, Trixie, 11 years old. After examination it was determined that she wouldn't make it thru the night. The Doctor was very professional and has an enormous heart for animals. She did such an amazing job with our family and our furbaby. It was her time to go, but we will always remember the love and care that was genuinely shown towards us.

posted: 05/04/2023

Our 3 month old Beagle puppy, Charlie, got very sick with vomiting and diarrhea and was seen by Dr. Isaac Daniel on Friday 9/16/22 at 10:20am. Charlie was also very lethargic at this time. I asked the doctor to run every test necessary to get our boy feeling better. Dr. Daniel did X-Rays to determine if there was intestinal blockage. This test was negative. He then rubbed Charlie's abdomen and Charlie whimpered a bit. Dr. Daniel said it is pancreatitis as well as parasites/roundworms and prescribed him antibiotics, probiotics, and injected fluids under the skin on his hips. Dr. Daniel told me that my puppy had pancreatitis that flared up because I gave him a pinch of roast beef from an Arbys sandwich and we will have to be extremely careful with what we feed him going forward. Fast forward to Sunday, Charlie's health declined rapidly. We had followed the doctors recommended medicine regimen and we were giving him syringes of water and rubbing honey into his gums so that he didn't get hypoglycemic. That evening he got to the point where he couldn't keep his eyes open and wouldn't walk. We rushed him to APEC in Evansville and the first thing they did was test for Parvo. It was positive. We were devastated but APEC nursed our puppy back to life overnight and Kentuckiana took Charlie in the next morning, at a moment's notice, and kept him on fluids for the day. We were originally going to leave Charlie at Wills but they told us their doctor would take APEC's treatment plan into advisement but that he would ultimately follow his own plan. At this point we had lost all trust in Wills competency so we called Kentuckiana. It is now a week later and Charlie is doing great. APEC advised us that pancreatitis can only be diagnosed with an ultrasound. They were astounded that a Parvo test was not ran Friday. Wills neglect and misdiagnosis, subjected our puppy and ourselves to intense physical and emotional pain and terror. Not to mention the pile of emergency vet bills we paid. All of this could have been avoided with a simple and non-invasive Parvo test. Also, the Parvo virus can only be killed with bleach. Wills did not know our puppy had Parvo, so unless they clean every exam room, as well as the waiting room, after every patient visit with bleach by SOP, then every dog in there between 10:20am Friday morning and 10:00am Monday morning was exposed to Parvo. It's safe to say that we will not be back.

posted: 09/25/2022

We went to Will's for emergency services for my dog last week. We weren't sure what was wrong with her. She was bleeding pretty heavily and not acting like herself. The team at Will's was amazing. They took care of her and now she is back to her normal self. We are so thankful for their team. Luna says thank you too ❤️

posted: 09/27/2022

They did a wonderful job with getting Lulu our seven year old Aussie thru a very difficult surgery.

posted: 07/01/2022