Unfortunately 2 of my favorite vets are no longer there. But, Dr. Kenan was the guru of pets. She was a key reason for why the Harts Run so popular. But, she was there forever. Dr. David Elliot, at least sometime if not still, owns the practice. I only found him maybe 3 years. I only found that out because I was gushing when I was paying for an appointment. He with all of his heart loves caring not only as a doctor but as much as kids love there pets. I've been going to them for 35 years. And it always amazes me how they care for birds, horses...... Until 10 years ago, I always assumed that cats and dog period. But, that also proves how dedicated most vets are so so sweet. Especially when I had kittens and puppies. They are so excited you would think this is the first time. And when they are that young, like human babies, need a lot of appointment.

I honestly would have had more respect for these thieves if they had stuck a gun in my face and demanded my wallet. $184 for a cat's first appointment and they didn't even give us the damned shots we came in for in the first place. If they are turning $184 per ten minute visit, then I want in on their game. I mean my God. They are telling us now that they couldn't give him shots today so we'd have to come back in (for another 200 no doubt), that they would have to analyze his crap again because apparently they didn't get a good enough look the first time, (for another 200 no doubt) and they said that they would have to break up the shots into two different appointments (to rack up yet another 200). They should be ashamed of themselves. Don't make our mistake. Call around, ask some friends, and whatever you do, stear clear of this third world, wallet jacking joke of a vet.

My dog has been going to Harts Run for over two years. They are very good with rescue dogs who have been abused. We see Dr. Elliot. He is the first vet I actually trust b/c 1) he is willing to use the three year schedule of vaccinations on adult dogs rather than the toxic yearly shots, 2) doesn't try to sell me a bunch of crap, and 3) has a special gift for working with senior and rescue dogs. The office staff actually treat me with respect (I have not been treated well at other vets in the area). Dr. Elliot also doesn't blow smoke up my @&& when it comes to telling me what is what with my dog's health. Although this has nothing to do with Dr. Elliot's skills, he served our country, and I want to give my money to someone who has character. I will continue to take my dog to them as long as they keep up the good work.

Great vet. Dr. Presley found the issue that two previous vets could not diagnose. She takes her time and really cares.