Pet Health Clinic

Kathy Hall

New puppy answered all my questions and concerns.. very helpful and so very kind!!

Laurie Radcliffe

Very thorough and kind. Even when you lose your mind worrying about your pet. Lol

PC A

(Originally posted in July - edited to address the Clinic's response to initial post) It used to be a good place to take your pets for care. Not so much anymore. Seems like they're more interested in raising their prices pretty regularly and their fees keep going up and up. Four years ago a nail trim was $12, now it's $20. Couldn't take your animal in for anything unless their rabies shots were current and that made sense but now they require a full physical exam and lab work ($300+) even for something as minor as a stuffy nose from pollen allergies. Last time I took my old cat in for his regular subcutaneous hydration, they sent him home covered in blood (apparently the tech hit a vein) and I didn't know anything about it until I took him out of his carrier with my hand covered in blood (so was his back, the bed in the carrier and the inside of the carrier). I won't be back. ------- Follow-up based on Clinic's response - When I spoke with whomever answered the phone when I tried to schedule an appointment for my cat, she put me on hold and said "The doctor wants lab work." I said "We already know he's in end-stage kidney failure and doesn't need more blood draws for an antibiotic shot. Are you telling me she won't see him without it." The response was "Yes, that's what the doctor said." Someone's not being honest - you or your front desk people. My cat passed away in June and spent his last few months fighting both the kidney failure and the sinus infection you refused to treat because I wouldn't spend $300+ for unnecessary lab work.

Betty Ruddock

Pressured into getting unnecessary tests. Prices of these tests were not disclosed and only found out the price after the credit card had been run.