You do have to wait a long time for an appt sometimes. As someone already mentioned they take emergencies first. Someone recommended Dr. Jeffers to me and she is a bit daffy at times, because everyone wants to see her when she is there. The place can be wicked busy. The Dr's there have taken care of 3 of my dogs throughout their lifetimes. I never had a problem with their treatments. They have never misdiagnosed any of my dogs. I think their prices are pretty fair. Dr. J is going to retire soon, but I really like the new Doctors they have hired so far.

I've taken both my boxers and my tabby to this vet for years. The only complaint is that their reception area is terrible during busy times, like in the evenings. I went in simply to pick up meds, and had to wait 30 minutes in line. Their front desk needs to triage incoming people better. I may all my appointments during the day now. they have been wonderful for the few times i needed a vet urgently. just like going to a mechanic, i rarely get an explanation for excessive/expensive testing and that can be frustrating. I wish they would help explain more into why certain things are needed, even if they are appropriate. they have been spot on with all of my pets' medical needs, and I will continue to use their facility.

Echoing all the other posts about horrible waits for scheduled appointments, I want to add that I can no longer trust their diagnostic capabilities. We go in for routine shots and check up for our seemingly health dog and make the mistake to telling them that we'll be boarding our dog for the next weekend somewhere else. Now the dog is diagnosed with heart problems that require $300 xrays, $300 specialist, and God know's what other treatment! BTW, they say "you could board her here while we perform the treatments". Also, they wouldn't give shots preventing us from boarding elsewhere. Quite a business they're running there. Will never risk taking our pets there ever again!!!!

Reception is severly understaffed. Should not take 30 mins to run in and grab a box of heart guard. Never expect to be in and out for your appointment. Most of the time I was there for 2 hrs or longer for a yearly checkup of a healthy 4 year old dog. Like most vets they run unnecessary labs to get more money from you. Someone I know brought their dog there for help with fear aggression and asked for a mood stabilizer like prozac and was told they would not give it unless the dog was trained by a specific trainer. The dog was already in training and just wanted a small dose to help with anxiety.

Corinna (I might be spelling this wrong) is awesome and so is the female Dr that helped us today. My dog hasn't taken treats from anyone at our last Vet but she took them from both the nurse and Doctor this time and it was our first visit. Corrina suggested a kennel to board our dog as well as the necessary shots we needed for the kennel. I am glad that we chose this place because we just moved to the area. I loved the experience and suggest you pay them a visit!