Very friendly staff. Dr. Martin was very professional and knowledgeable. Prices were good, much cheaper than my last vet. I will be going back!

Should've read the reviews before I went! While the staff and doctor were friendly, as someone in the healthcare profession, I was highly disappointed that they would suggest medications and other costly measures, BEFORE even knowing a true diagnosis...a bill of over $500+! After challenging his knowledge/reasoning for his protocol, it was apparent to me that this was about selling me meds/food my dog did not need...I wasn't buying it. Disappointing and needless to say, I will find a vet in the future who is much more sensible in price and conservative in protocol.

If you like getting overcharged go here. I have been taking my dog here for 5 years and I always feel like I am getting ripped off. The most expensive treatments and most expensive tests they can perform is always their motto. Today, while getting a bortatella booster I asked for a simple nail clipping for my corgi -they charged me $15 for a "pedicure" and they didn't even trim the hair around her feet. I won't be back. Oh and they charged me $60 to put my parakeet down, what a jerk!

They always have appts available when you want. They are a little pricey and they do try to sell you extra things, but have never made me feel guilty about not doing it. This is also a great place to board you animals. I found this to be one of the better and more price range reasonable place to do boarding. They take great care of the animals while there.

I have been taking my dog and cats to Dr. Martin for 7 years. He is a very good vet, however I too do not like the upselling and guilt when you choose not to do it. Such as putting my cats to sleep to clean their teeth or doing bloodwork. Yes, it is good for the animal but this family is not in a position to afford that so we are looking for a new vet. Also, they put something up my dog's nose -- some sort of vaccine - she was startled (so was I) and tried to bite so now they muzzle her and treat her like she's feral. I don't want to walk out of my vet's office feeling ashamed, and I always do with Dr. Martin so I'm done.