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Perkins County Veterinary Hospital

#1 Vet in Grant, Nebraska

4.4
Independent
#1 In Grant
4.4 ★ From 27 Reviews
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Perkins County Veterinary Hospital – Vets in Grant

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Clinic Overview

Perkins County Veterinary Hospital is a small-animal clinic in Grant, Nebraska, located at 68 Central Ave. It is described in reviews as treating dogs and cats, with multiple accounts emphasizing a calm, supportive approach during stressful visits and difficult outcomes. Reviewers also mention help with urgent situations, including emergencies and end-of-life care.

Services

  • Veterinary care for dogs and cats
  • Physical exams and routine checkups
  • Vaccinations (“shots”) mentioned by reviewers
  • Spay/neuter services mentioned by reviewers
  • Diagnostic testing, including blood work
  • Treatment of injuries and complex medical conditions (examples described include asthma, arthritis, digestive problems, and kidney-related concerns)
  • Surgical care mentioned by reviewers (examples described include a C-section case and limb removal after a severe injury)
  • Euthanasia and compassionate end-of-life support
  • Handling accommodations for reactive or dog-aggressive pets (staff moving office animals in advance, per one review)
  • Some reviewers describe care involving horses, though this is not listed as a standard animal type treated elsewhere

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Jensen is named in reviews, and “Shannon” is mentioned as a staff member who provided hands-on support and frequent updates during a critical case.

Reviews

Google shows a 4.4/5 rating from 27 reviews. Written feedback commonly highlights a caring, family-like atmosphere; staff patience with anxious or “rowdy” animals; and thorough attention to medical and emotional needs. Several reviews describe high-stakes situations such as emergencies, complicated reproductive care, intensive support for newborn puppies, and euthanasia, with emphasis on clear explanations and compassionate handling. One reviewer notes an operational concern that newer staff can be slow on phone calls and that messages are not always passed to the right person.

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