I have a 14 years old cat that is terrified of going out. It's a big cat and when I have to bring him to the vet he goes in a survival/fight mode. Pointless to say that this cause an emotional and physical stress to him, me and potential arm for the vet too. When I express my concerns about bringing the cat in for yearly shots, they told me that they do in home visits. What a relief that is. I can finally keep my cat up to date with the vaccines and the in home visit is fairly priced. Great vet!

I was worried about my dog, having noticed some odd things in his behavior, after deciding that there was no way I was gonna be able to sleep at night without knowing if my dog was ok, I set out first thing in the morning to the nearest animal hospital, as soon as I entered I was greeted and asked some details on my dogs condition, then led to an exam room where a nurse joined me in less than 4 minutes, I asked about the exam charge, stating that if it was too high I would simply have to decline as I had bills coming up. She said they'd waive the exam fee for me if my dog needed additional testing. After my session with the doctor and being informed that my dog was is good health and was lead to the front desk where I slipped my hand into my pocket and pulled out my debit card. At this point I was eager and willing to pay the $54 registration/ first visit fee, but after waiting on the front desk clerk as she processed the transaction, she simply passed me a receipt and said youre good to go, to my confused self still holding my debit card. It's amazing to have people in the Healthcare industry that still do it for the love, good people..