We have been taking our dogs here for the past 3yrs and never had an issue until now. We had just recently got a puppy which we brought there for her check up and ended up bringing home antibiotics and cough syrup due to her having kennel cough which is common when adopting an animal from a shelter. All was good. Then she started having severe pain that would cause her to scream every few minutes. We figured out that she most likely ate something she wasn't suposed to and then started doing some home remedies which seemed to start working. Then she regressed and when we called them up to see if they would be willing to do an exray to find out if she had something stuck in her digestive track. We had recently gone through some financial distress and asked if they would let us pay half and pay the rest when I get paid and they refused to see her unless we paid upfront in full. Needless to say, I was very disappointed and I really have to wonder if they truly care about the pets they see or are they just there to make a buck.

I have been a loyal client of Trinity Pet Wellness Center for a decade. Dr. Wendy Watson has handled complicated issues with our aging Shih Tzu with expertise and urgency. Her colleague, Dr. Stephanie, is as talented and I have ZERO qualms about my animals being treated by either veterinarian. In fact, I met a client who travels over one hour to bring her bunny to Dr. Stephanie. My pets have aged and developed medical issues (normal of their age and breed). However, they lived to 19 and my current dog is 17. I attribute this in great part to the care given at Trinity Oaks. Their staff, is superior and is second to none. Charlene is a dream come true. I do not know of any other business that I have frequented who so consistently treats me this well - each and EVERY time. They are NOT overpriced and are ethical - they will not order unnecessary tests/procedures. I also use their groomer, Paula, exclusively for over a decade.

Dr. Wendy Watson has been my girls doctor for over 15 years. I would not trust my fur children with anyone else. The staff are awesome as well...Charlene and Amanda =^..^=. Thanks to everyone at Trinity Oaks Pet Wellness Center for being there.

This is a good place. It's a little on the fancy side, so I imagine it's probably a bit more expensive, but it's very clean & comfortable and the staff are very kind & understanding.My dog feels comfortable there too. She's not scared and the place is serene and quiet with a big lawn in the front for a potty break. I took my dog to Trinity Pet Hospital to get her started with a vet and the doctor told me that I need to give up my dog or put her to sleep simply because she's an overpopulated breed with an aggressive reputation. I never heard a vet talk like that. My dog is sweet and gentle and I've had her for 5 years in a house with small kids and never had a problem. I would never recommend taking a pet to Trinity Pet Hospital unless it's a poodle or a kitten, otherwise you might not like what they say. My dog hated it too...she was freaked out before she even got in the door. I'm happy at Trinity Oaks Pet Wellness.

Simply? in bullets... - Dr. is incompetent & NOT very knowledgeable - The lady up front is rude - They did not find a softball size lump in my brothers dogs chest dog couldn't breathe, so left there & went to Trinity Pet Hospital down the road they found within 1 minute - They are very expensive - Just seem more about $ then the care and knowledge Good Luck