I have had mixed results using them for services over the past 7 years. Bording cost is rather comparitvely high but convenient, but from our last time we used the service my dog came back like she was starved for the 5 days we were gone. She kept asking for food and water for a few days and it took about 3 weeks for her mild temperament to return. What has sent us elsewhere is the unrealistic 3x-4x cost of medications from them. They would not work with us when we simply asked for an common prescription to be transferred to Costco due to there lower costs. They kept using the excuse that only there medication is assured by the manufacture and everyone else is suspected of being supplied fake or tampered medications. I really like to support the local companies when I can, but when I feel that I'm geting taken advantage it's time to move on and spend my money elsewhere.

I had a very poor experience with this hospital. I was told they could assist me with international health certificates for all three of my animals. After scheduling an initial yearly health exam for two of my dogs, I was told they could no longer assist with the international health certificates. They were happy to take my money for the initial exam before letting me know they could not longer assist with our move.

I went to Africa for doctors without borders and I had to leave my pregnant cat behind. She stayed at the Petcare Hospital. I was gone for a month and it felt like years. I was very disappointed when I came home to find that I had missed Lilia's delivery. Thankfully the nurses had taken photos for me. Now I live in a house with eight kittens. Thank you.

Dr. Fraser has seen our cats a few times and it's always "I have no idea whats wrong, it could be anything (Cancer, AIDS, etc. Lets run some tests". Each time we pass on the test and just did internet research, each time that has worked, and it's never been any of the horrid viruses he mentioned it "could be". They used to have an older vet there that was VERY rough with the cats, he solution was always "Lets give the cat some antibiotics and see if that helps". It usually helped, but then again we cringed every time he walked in the door. Only time my cat ever scratched anyone was him! This last time we went there they have a new lady vet, she seemed a little green, but did have readily available diagnosis and thought to check for second options before handing out a plan. Her plan however didn't work and we are finally done with this office. The office helpers are usually cute girls who never seem to work there the next time I go. Since they are usually young enough to still care, the pet gets handled nicely by them will lots of "ohhh poor thing!" comments while you wait for the doc. The office itself looks nice and is always clean. No weird smells, plenty of parking. The prices are on pace with everyone else, it's the "cure" that is below average. In short, if all you need is really basic care (a vaccination, a doggy bath, etc.) this place is fine. If you need vet that gets it right with out a barrage of "test" and visits, look elsewhere.

We had our cats declawed by Dr. Chatterson. Dr. Fraser was against it. Dr. Chatterson did a great job. I wish I'd done it sooner.