We made an appointment with Blue Sky Vet after deciding that our great pyrenees and husky mix (Ginger) was now too old to live on her own. She had started to loose control of her bowels and her hips were giving out which caused her to fall while walking and sometimes she had a very hard time standing up. Ginger was very awesome for several reasons, but one worth mentioning is that she would eat on her own. We simply had to put the food out and she would eat as needed. I'm not a big dog person, but talking with other dog owners, most dogs will just eat everything that is put in front of them. She was also one of the calmest dogs I've ever known. We will greatly miss her. We were treated very well by the Blue Sky staff and the vet was very kind with Ginger. My wife did not want to see the last moments so she and my son stepped outside. About 15 minutes after giving Ginger a sedative, the vet found the vein and it literally took 5 seconds for Ginger to fall asleep - I was pretty impressed. Vet was emotionally very accommodating and understanding, naturally, and she said that we could stay as long as we needed after Ginger had fallen asleep. I'm glad that we went to this place even after reading the negative review.

HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE!!!!!!!!! if giving zero stars was an option, i would give zero! I took my baby bunny in for a check up to make sure he was okay health wise and to make sure i was feeding him the right stuff because we had gotten him from a guy in LA who wasn't taking care of him at all. The vet said he was about 2 weeks old and told us he was perfectly healthy and to make sure he had planty of water and to just give him green hay and pelluts and he would be fine. 3 days leter my bunny died despite the fact that we did everything the vet said. After talking to several people who have raised baby rabbits without the mother rabbit present, it came to our attention that the vet failed to give us the piece of information that would have kept my bunny alive. A bunny of that age needs some kind or milk or formula in order to get the nutrients it needs to survive, without it the bunny is sure to die, which he did. If the vet had supplied us with this information my bunny would still be alive!! What kind of licensed vet doesn't know this kind of information, oh ya, a BAD one! The vet was not knowledgeable about rabbits in any way shape or form although they claimed they see rabbits all the time. I can't descibe how much pain my boyfreind and i went through after this, but even worse was to know it could have been prevented had the vet actually known what she was talking about and given us the correct information! I ADVISE ANYONE WHO IS THINKING ABOUT TAKING THERE PET HERE TO THINK HOW IT WOULD BE TO LOSE YOUR PET BECAUSE AN UNKNOWLEDGEABLE VET DIDN'T GIVE YOU THE RIGHT INFORMATION TO KEEP YOUR PET ALIVE.