My 6-year-old female cat (Lilly Anne) was having urinary problems, peeing outside of her litter box and constantly straining, and the vet helped resolve her issue. Lilly Anne had crystals in her urine, and I switched her to a C/D diet, and now everything is back to normal! The vet was very accommodating with my work schedule and stayed late to let me pick her up after hours.

My husband took our Westie in on short notice for lethargy, difficulty walking and malaise. The techs were rough and immediately wanted to muzzle him. Rather than conduct a full assessment, his lungs and fur were checked. After consulting with my husband, it was determined that he got some grapes. Some labs were drawn to check for renal function. He's home now, but no attempt was made to ascertain why he was not walking well. I checked him out myself. I may be a human nurse, but I could see that his scrotum was in big trouble. He's a small dog. How do ya miss that? I am taking him to Emergency Vets in the AM and its gonna cost me a fortune. Skip this one.

The vet is awesome with my Chow chow. He is a weary of folks he is not used too, and she is very gpod with him.

When our Shepherd became so sick she couldn't stand one morning, we called our vet's office and were referred to an animal hospital down in Indy. I called this office and they immediately said they would stay open (this was about 5 minutes before closing on a Saturday!) to see us, even though we hadn't been there before. She was seen and we were given all of the options and the progression of care should she not get any better. A week later we had scheduled her for a CT, but had to take her in to be put to sleep. The staff was so very caring, let my husband stay as long as he needed to, and we received a condolence card the next week from them. The staff even comforted me on the phone when I had to discuss possibly putting her down before it happened. When we're ready, we'll bring any new animals here.