I saw Dr. Rod last week with my parakeet. He was great, so glad to have a kind doctor there again. I won't take my pets anywhere else.

Was an ok vet. Maybe i was spoiled by my previous vet, who obviously cared about my little furry family member. they tricked me into a vaccination i didn't need for my little one, and you could tell they were just doing their job. otherwise, no specific complaint, just felt they didn't care about me or my cat. pushed me to get flea medication, when my cats don't have fleas, and when i said no, on the "exit paperwork" said "flea medication OVERDUE" um, they don't have fleas, medication is not overdue, it's not needed. they are obviously funded, partialy, by the pharmaceuticals of the animal world, and they are obvioulsy working, not cause they like what they do, but cause they are paid. i did not get the feeling that my animals best interest was in their minds. they were interested in running up the bill. Given that there were no major issues, other than personal perception, i went back when my other kitty was due for her yearly and vaccinations. The doctor seemed to be much more caring this time, BUT neglected to give my kitty her distemper and respiratory vaccinations. Probably hoping for another office visit to run up the price (never mind the fact that i told him i was moving across country). They also REFUSED to give me a copy of the kitties records. I asked multiple times, explaining that i was moving across country and wanted complete records for the new vet. They gave me a printout showing the charges, (which do have the vaccinations etc on it), but would not give me a copy of the records. They obviously are in it for money, and my second trip proved it beyond a doubt. Even were i still in the area, i would never go there again, despite how close and convenient they were. My kitties are too important.

I thought Dr. Quinones was a great vet too, but then he was rarely available for later appointments. When a treasured and greatly loved pet needed to be put to sleep at the emergency hospital, the VCA sent a sympathy card. so his death had been reported to them. Then, inexplicably Foxon VCA sent reminder cards and emails for future appointments. They've turned into a cold clinical chain. When I'm ready to adopt, I';ll never go there again.

We take both our cat and welsh corgi to see Dr. Quinones at VCA Foxon, and we have been so pleased with the care they've received. Dr. Quinones is probably one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and takes such care with our pets. He is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and really loves the animals he sees. I know my pets are in excellent hands here--the staff is also great.

I have been taking our cats to see Dr. Q for years now and after moving several times and seeing a different vet who was closer to us I will drive a distance just to see Dr. Q again. He is the most caring, nicest, and knowledgeable vet ever. I can really tell that he cares about our cats and loves animals.