Commerce Veterinary Clinic

Monica weber

Dr. Manning is an AMAZING vet and a damned decent individual! He has a true passion for animals and he and his staff are very thorough in explaining treatments and illnesses. I will never go anywhere else as long as his doors are open for buissness!

Tammy Harris

Dr. Foster is very knowledgeable & truly cares about the animals. The staff is hardworking & cares about the animals just as much. We are always greeted by name & my dogs are loved on while they are there. I love this office! My dogs love the staff!

Poppy Perry-Tremor

Walking in with arms full of the pet you love and out with the memory of them is a heartbreak that never really goes away. It was my first time in your office and you treated me with love and compassion from the start. Every single lady in the office was empathetic and kind. The techs and Dr treated my little guy like he was their own. Thank you for the dignity you all granted him. Thank you for cleaning him up for me so our last minutes were special and an example of his perpetual youth. Thank you for being understanding as I sobbed when I tried to speak. Thank you for loving us in those moments.

Michel C.

I found a very sick, emaciated kitten on my property early 2018. I was able to help it a bit, but knew this cat was ill beyond my abilities. I took him to my vet, Commerce Vet Clinic. Sadly, he was diagnosed with Feline Leukemia. Two choices, a friend of the vet who took in Leukemia positive cats, or euthanasia. I have an indoor cat and couldn't expose my cat to this sick one. Luckily, the vet's friend would take this sweet kitten. They had to clear his respiratory infection, an eye infection, neuter him and then off to his forever home. I've been back to the vet to visit him a couple of times and been so happy to see him gaining weight and looking better. No one knows how grateful I am that my vet cared enough to truly save this gentle natured cat's life, for however long he has. There are too many people who don't care about their pets.They get puppies and/or kittens, toss them outside, and throw food out, and that's it. Their cats are infected or become infected with communicable and fatal diseases like Feline Leukemia and Kitty AIDS...preventable with vaccinations, spay/neuter! It is irresponsible not to vaccinate, spay/neuter your pets. Aside from diseases, the over-breeding leads to out-of-control cat colonies spreading more disease as well as starvation, as older tom cats beat up, often injure, and chase away young male kittens. Also, a septic uterus can lead to death, as well as males developing testicular cancer. It's just shameful in this day and age, not to get your pets vaccinated and spayed/neutered! The staff at Commerce Vet Clinic are so kind and compassionate, and do their best to work with their clients and pets! I couldn't have found better people to take care of all my pets! I just wish they treated chickens too! ☺