We have been taking our animals to Dr. Castle since he opened his office at Hud Road. Our dog immediately took to him (we had previously experimented with several other veterinarians and she did not relax around them). Dr. Castle is professional and compassionate. He does not rush when treating his clients, nor act condescendingly toward people.

He was the veterinarian who had to put our beloved Peaches out of her suffering. He and the front desk workers were sympathetic and exceedingly understanding during this sorrowful ordeal.

I would highly recommend Dr. Castle to anyone!

I bring all my pets to Dr. Castle. We have four cats, and Gracie a 10 yr old Italian Greyhound.
He does very well with all of them, and answers all of my questions. I would highly recommend anyone to visit Dr. Castles office. His office is clean, and staff educated. I will continue to use Dr. Castle as the Vet for my pets as long as they live. He is cute too!!

I started taking my pets to Dr Castle when I had an ill dog that I got from the pound. The Vet I saw first said I should put her down because she had a disease that would most likely going to cause her to die. I just got her and had already fell in love with her so I wanted a second opinion. I made an appointment with Dr Castle and he verified she had this illness but was very supportive and let me know the options of trying to cure her. This was in August and by December she was cured. She is healthy and happy and living today 3 years later. I trust him with all my pets needs and my pets adore him as well.

Dr. Castle and his staff are caring, respectful and knowledgable. As a former veterinary technician myself, I am VERY critical of the care of my pets. After unsuccessfully treating my dog for a long illness myself, I took him to Dr. Castle. He was respectful of me and incredibly caring toward my dog. When it was determined that my dog's illness was untreatable, and I made the decision to end his suffering, Dr. Castle and his staff were very supportive. I have since gotten another dog, and Dr. Castle will remain his vet.