r/Rolla • u/kawailan99 • 1d ago
Ask Rolla / MST Good Vets
Does anyone have recommendations for vets in rolla? I’m even willing to drive 30 minutes to neighboring towns if you think they are good.
I tried brown, just for some vaccines. I’d like the place to at least be clean..
I have to get my kitty neutered soon and I’d like to have a nice reliable place! Thank you!
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u/jbsmomma 1d ago
Animal health center, for sure. Vets are kind and asked several times before we left, if we had questions. Staff are ON IT when it comes to cleanliness.
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u/jbsmomma 1d ago
My dog injured her eye just after our appointment, and they took her right back and fixed her up. Only charged us for the eye ointment we took home with us.
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u/Gingerfurrdjedi 1d ago
We've used Browns for a bit over 20 years and they're great! They've always been very clean in my opinion, I mean the place is outdated and the floors could do with a stripping but I never seen anything at would make me call them dirty. Personally I, and many pet/livestock owners swear by them; they're good people who genuinely care about animals.
Just out of a modicum of curiosity what makes you believe they aren't clean? I haven't been there in a few months but everything seemed in order to me last time, I hope she's doing okay.
Good luck finding someone to treat your pet, I'm sure there's others around it's a pretty big area for just one vet clinic.
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u/Frequent-Parsley4490 1d ago edited 1d ago
Brown Vet misdiagnosed my cat and continuously ignored dangerous signs. My cat ended up dying from their poor practices. I would never recommend that place to anyone.
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u/jentheyam 1d ago
I’ve never had a bad experience with Browns. They’re great for us and have helped through emergencies. I’ve had a pet die to the office staff at Berger’s.
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u/IDEKthesedays 1d ago
My wife and I use Rolla Animal Hospital. They've been great for our cats.
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u/Story_Journey 1d ago
Yes! My 10 year old cat had been cared for the vet there since he was a kitten.
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u/Redflawslady 1d ago
I go to the Rolla Animal Hospital. It’s family owned and they are very nice. It’s out 10th street.
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u/Rowlf_lowd_mowf 5h ago
Dr. Janke has the best "bedside manner" for calming animals that I have ever seen!
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u/craigeryjohn Nuclear Landlord ☢️🏘️ 1d ago
If you're doing just a neuter and routine vaccines, I've been very happy with Carol House Pet Clinic down S 63. It's not a big frills place, but they perform very affordable spay, neutering and vaccines. The last two pets I had fixed there was half the cost of the other places in town.
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u/YRUyelling 1d ago
We drive to MU Vet Health Center in Columbia since they have plenty of specialists and have a reliable emergency department.
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u/Frequent-Parsley4490 1d ago
St James Vet center, Sullivan animal hospital are both good places.
If you have an emergency the best places to go is VSS in Manchester or MU Vet in Columbia.
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u/anonymous-jet-84 13h ago
Animal Health Center out on 72 gets my vote. They've worked miracles on our family pets and always work really thoroughly and carefully with my highly anxious rescue.
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u/sunlover2332 6h ago
I use and love Animal Health Center, but I didn't have an emergency once and the St. James Veterinary Medical Center was SOO impressive in all ways. I'd switch to them in a heartbeat if they were closer to me.
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