We've been with Aerowood for awhile now for our two labradors and have had some problems off and on over the years such as being overcharged, vets performing tests without our authorization to rack our bill up and allergic reactions to shots. We always changed to a new vet at Aerwood thinking this would solve the problems, however we were pushed and pushed into giving our dogs a new immunization which we always turned down because we didn't know enough about it. The vet was relentless saying because we have labs we shouldn't think twice about not giving this shot. One of our labs developed a severe allergic reaction to it (or it was a combo of the regular shots and adding this one) and had to be taken into emergency care for two shots at $100! The vet never explained any side effects and I wish I would have listening to my instict and said no. We'll be switching vets immediately, I would strongly recommend finding a different vet if you're considering this one.

We had an incident with our 7 week old kitten and a rocking chair. The staff at Aerowood was courteous, attentive, compassionate, and friendly. They handled the little kitten with care and explained the injury and my options to care for the cat in detail. I opted to take our kitten home and received follow up calls from the nurses and a doctor on two separate occasions the following week. I felt like they truly were concerned for our pet. I would suggest trusting your pet to the gentle care of Aerowood.

I was out of town and the dog swallowed a bone, in spite of heroic efforts by pet sitter. Called the emergency clinic on a Sunday. They were so very helpful. Told us what to do, and when and if the dog would need to be seen. He didn't. He survived better than the pet sitter or I. Kudos to the after hours vet and staff who were great. No charge for phone consultation.

We had a cat that developed a fever of 106.1 after our vet hours on a Friday evening. We brought him to Aerowood where they were able to get us in quickly, give him a fever reducer, fluids and get his blood work done within a half-an-hour. That wasn't too expensive, ($336) considering it was an emergency and blood work was done. The fact that they wanted to keep him for 72 hours at minimum $350 per day seemed a bit unecessary. We took him home and monitored him through the night, and were able to get him to his regular vet in the morning where he stayed the whole day, was given fluids and antibiotics and we were sent home with additional antibiotics and the bill was $58! We love our vet! He's on the mend.

My little pom had been dealing with elevated liver and gallbladder issues for the past 2 1/2 months. He was very sick on Saturday but my regular vet said it was a stomach ache even though they had been treating for liver and gallbladder problems. They were very wrong. I had even called them 2x on Sunday (the next day) and they insisted it was a stomach ache and his feeling bad was normal. Later that night I rushed my boy to Aerowood and it turned out his gallbladder had ruptured. Dr. Dawson got him comfortable. I made the decision to let him go to the rainbow bridge. He was 13 1/2 and the only other option was surgery. I didn't want to wait with my decision and have him in continued pain. He meant too much to me. Dr. Dawson and Desiree were amazingly compassionate to my pom and I. They made him as comfortable as possible and we very kind to me when I had to let him go. Veterinary care at any Vet is not cheap but please remember that Aerowood's costs are in line with other vets. Emergencies at my own vet are not less expensive. The thing I was grateful for was the immediate care to my pom.