While the story about the dog food beneath me is unfortunate, I really don't think it's a bad thing. What I like about Craver is that they're honest-- they aren't out just to get your money, not in my experience. At least they told Diane it was a profit thing for them, instead of lying. I originally took my 10-year old cat to Craver because it was significantly cheaper to get his shots there-- $22 instead of the $50 to $70 other vets wanted. The facility was old, but incredibly clean, and didn't smell like animals at all. Not long after that, I found a two day old kitten who had been abandoned by his mom. All the other vets I called refused to answer my questions, saying that I would have to take him in for an exam. For one thing, I didn't have the money, and for another, he's two days old-- they really couldn't tell me much about him that I didn't already know. Craver was the only one who answered my "pooping" question over the phone-- and she even told me what age to take him in for shots and neutering. All in all, I really felt they cared about my animals, and they weren't just out to make a buck. I really recommend them. I mean, even if they are trying to sell you expensive dog food, at least they're honest about it.

I orginally left a positive review. However, I can no longer recommend Craver. Our dog was put on a very expensive Hill's ID diet available through the vet. When we asked for the prescription in order to buy it for significantly less online, they refused to give it to us. We asked if it was because it was a "profit center" for them, and they said, yes! I couldn't believe it. Now, I suspect any and all treatment my dog might get at their hands.