They gave us the wrong medication! We would have treated our dog with the wrong medication had we not read all packaging, labeling and dosing instructions VERY carefully. Also, our regular vet was very gentle and numbed our dog's eye before manipulating it, but the specialist here went right in and poked around although my dog squealed in what I assume was discomfort on an already red, swollen and sore eye. Surgery was performed quickly, however. I hope she recovers soon. The clinic and office is nice, but being given the wrong medication and not using the numbing drops right away did not instill the utmost confidence.

This is always a busy clinic and sometimes I've waited there awhile but I feel my dogs always get good care. I take them annually for an exam required to determine whether or not their eye health is still good enough that they can be used as breeding stock, and the scheduler always builds in half an hour ahead of when we go in to see the dr., in order to get their eyes sufficiently dilated for the exam. I have been pleased with the exams given by the two drs. I've seen there, Linton and Paglia, even though the results of the test haven't always been what I wanted to hear!

The first time we were charged an emergency fee simply for getting a same-day appt. There was no emergency, but we weren't told of this ridiculous policy. Dr. Paglia is very nice and competent, but I guess specialty vets know they can charge an arm and a leg. We spend more on our dog's eyes than on our own.

Used to be good until one of the specialists left. I had an appointment at 3pm and didn't get roomed until 4:30! I had two toddlers with me...totally unacceptable. The waiting room felt like the heat was on and it was actually a hot winter day and they needed to turn the air on. Their excuse for the long wait was that there were 5 emergencies. Won't be going back.