Purdue University Farm Animal Hospital

Purdue University Farm Animal Hospital is a veterinary hospital in West Lafayette, Indiana, located at Entrance C & D of the David & Bonnie Brunner Farm Animal Hospital on Harrison Street. Recent reviews describe care for farm and large-animal cases, including a pig spay and a goat emergency that required surgery. One review notes difficulty reaching services on a weekend when seeking help for a horse.

Services

•Surgical procedures, including spay surgery for a pig
•Surgical treatment for a goat during an emergency visit
•Clinical consultations described as thorough, with explanations and options discussed

Pricing

No published pricing information is available for this clinic.

People

Dr. Hess is mentioned by name in a review and is described as explaining the situation clearly during a goat surgery case.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.7/5 rating from 6 reviews. Written feedback commonly mentions attentive care, professionalism, thorough explanations, and staff who handle animals gently. A less positive review reports that the hospital was not open on weekends when trying to reach a horse veterinarian, and that a transfer to the equine hospital ended in a disconnect.

Reviews for Purdue University Farm Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 6 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Cassi Grundy

2 months ago

Brianna Baker

1 year ago

Took my Juliana pig to get spayed and even though she’s a little sore she’s recovering well! They took great care of her and treated her like one of their own. The 2 hour drive was worth it!

Linda Lindley

Very professional, explained everything to a tee, gave options, very thorough and thoughtful

Mad Stan

Not 24 hours. Just called the number trying to get a horse vet and they're closed on the weekends. Transferring to the equine hospital resulted in a disconnect.

Jill Isselhardt

3 years ago

I had an emergency with my goat. He is one year old. I got him when he was only a week old and bottle fed him for three months. Needless to say we are very close. I took him to the hospital and let me tell you they are wonderful people. Oscar had to have an operation. They took such good care of him. Dr Hess was absolutely awesome. She explained everything to me and let me know exactly what was going on. I would recommend anyone to take your animal there. They were great people. Thank you so much!!