Sheep Draw Veterinary Hospital

Reviews

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  Norma Keeney

  4 days ago
  5.0
  They have been kind and patient with our difficult pit bull that doesn't like to be poked. They don't overcharge and helped us make decisions that are cozy effective but also the best for our dogs.
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  Kira Lynn Sands

  Jun 16, 2026
  5.0
  Dr Moulton is thorough in his exams, thoughtful in his approach and explains everything in great detail. Very knowledgeable.
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  Taylor F

  Jun 3, 2026
  5.0
  Cannot offer enough praise for the doctor and staff at Sheep Draw! They're emotionally aware, very understanding for multi-pet owners and that chaos, and will do their best for you and your pets. 10/10, no notes.
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  Ben Mccleary

  May 22, 2026
  5.0
  Great caring staff and doctors.. called in the morning because of a concern with my Malinios and they got me in immediately.. checked her out and went over everything in detail with me.. started a treatment plan immediately and was very upfront with all possibilities and fees for services.. they were very understanding with my concerns.. I highly recommend them for the way me and my dog were treated and the care she received.. I will definitely be using them in the future and bringing my other pets there as well..again thank you to everyone there for everything you did for Lillian..
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  Gabrielle Elizabeth

  May 8, 2026
  1.0
  My spouse and I have been taking our dog to Sheep Draw for almost two years now and we have really appreciated the administrative staff and Dr. Moulton specifically as they are wonderful. Unfortunately, we will no longer be returning as my family and I are incredibly unhappy with the services that my mom recently received from Dr. Dewing. My mom had to make the very difficult decision to euthanize her 13-year-old dog with dementia. This poor dog regularly runs into walls and doors at full speed, has started becoming aggressive (because he is disoriented and scared) and will bite at us and our other dog, he falls off the couch, is constantly pacing out of anxiety and fear, is having more frequent urinary and bowel accidents, has difficulties going up and down the stairs, and consistently makes coughing and choking sounds. Yet when my mom met with Dr. Dewing, he looked at her dog for 5 minutes without actually listening to her concerns and said that her dog was "too healthy" and that his hips were "fine" so he refused to help her. First, my mom never said there was anything wrong with his hips so I have no idea why that was of importance? Secondly, we know his hips are fine, but unfortunately his brain is not and it is only getting worse. Thirdly, of course he was happy in that moment, he was being given treats but I can assure you that her dog is not healthy. Dr. Dewing never actually listened to my mom's concerns and instead made her feel like a horrible person for even considering that it was her dog's time. Based on her dog's escalating behaviors that continue to put him in danger, we have been incredibly concerned that he will end up hurting himself and need to be euthanized in some kind of emergency situation. This is not how we would want him to go. We would prefer that he go safely and with dignity. Not to worry though, Dr. Dewing said to simply change his medication and food and that should help... Surprise, surprise it has helped nothing and we continue to worry about him hurting himself. We have always been told that it's better to be a month early than a day too late but apparently Dr. Dewing does not abide by that general guide. It's a real shame that the practice owner does not listen to the caregiver's concerns but instead has his own agenda.

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