While we used to have an excellent service there, we were received by another vet this time who was really bad with cats. Our cats are usually very chill in this type of situation but it has turned to a nightmare. Plus, all the staff was acting weird, more procedural and pushy on every test available. The Clinic might have been bought by some lame, efficiency oriented coproration since our last visit. But whatever the case, it has been a pretty traumatizing experience for both our cats and us.

If you're looking for caring Vets who take their time with you and your pet, give you proper explanations and listen to your questions and needs, this is probably not the right place. I recently adopted a dog from the SPCA and had his first vet check-up at this clinic. Let me just tell you that the Vet really only cares about the amount of vaccines she gets to put in your dog ($$$$), but not actual dog problems that he might have. Your dog has severe separation anxiety, urinates and self-mutilates when left alone? Yeah they don't really care about that, all they want to do is tell you how crucial this seasonal vaccine is! Yup that'll be $60+ per vaccine, twice a year. But your severe separation anxiety problem, that you came in here for in the first place? Not important. Here's a bag of vet food which allegedly treats anxiety, $60+. Bottom line: Didn't work. Clinique à éviter à tout prix.

If you care about your pets, don't take them to this clinic. One of the vets who works there made a serious, inexplicable mistake with my cat. I used to go to this clinic because it's close to my apartment. The second time I went, I told the vet that my cat had been limping and getting upset when I picked her up, and I was concerned that she might have arthritis or another problem. The vet said that my cat was too young to have any physical problems, and the meowing when I picked her up was just a personality problem because of her breed. I was confused by this explanation, but assumed that the vet had some idea what she was talking about. However, the limping and meowing continued, so I took my cat to a different vet for her next yearly appointment. I explained the situation, and this vet did an x-ray, which I now realize I should have insisted on in the first place. It turns out that my cat had a fractured femur and could still function but had been in pain for a very long time. She had to have surgery to correct it and now is better, but could have avoided a lot of pain if I'd known to avoid this vet in the first place.

Unlike the other reviewer, iun my experience these guys will perform lots of unnecessary tests, playing on your guilt if you decline, and will always find something expensive to charge you for that you and your pet didn't need. I have brought 2 pets here and feel pretty much like I got scammed. Either way I would seriously recommend against this vet, too.

The doctor just called me and told me she will look at the wound and do what is necessary without any payment. So, they are actually helpful and caring. I hope my dog heals. I could not delete my previous post so I am writing this one.