We recently adopted a stray puppy, and took her in for an initialvisit. The vet was very nice and professional, and gave us some more clues about her age, her history etc. They did a battery of tests, prescribed some antibiotics for her swollen lymph nodes (which fixed the issue), and let us know the next steps to take. Their prices were competitive with other veterinary hospitals, though you'll always get a better price on spay and neuter with the dedicated/charity clinics. I had her vaccinated at another establishment and gave them a copy of the certificate, they had no problem adding it to their records. They refilled our prescriptions quickly, and even had a form you can submit online for that purpose. For those with skittish pets, they have a separate exit that bypasses the main lobby, so you can avoid interactions with other animals on the way out. Overall I think they will be our go-to vet from now on.

Took my kitten in for a check up, she had been sneezing a lot. I was assuming it was allergies. Well, I got an attitude because I was behind on my vaccines. Then the vet saw that she had a high fever so he kept her overnight. When I picked her up she was very stressed. Once home new symptoms formed. Its been two weeks and she still has diarrhea and has begun throwing up. I took her elsewhere for a second opinion. She was very upset at what she heard and all the kitten needed was a new diet. I'm very upset with my experience and will not be back.