Companion Animal Clinic

We have been going to Companion Animal since January, 2010 for treatment of our cats. The vets have been fine and have tried their best to help.\r Our complaints have been with the young girl that fills in for Erin and the general incompetency of the technicians (in filling prescriptions, not ready or incorrectly done.I went to pick up a rx on 6/17 and it was made out for the wrong cat so I asked them to make sure of the rx. The girl at the front desk was running a fax and she had tried to run my debit card at the same time and it didn't work. When she started to do it again, I told her that it wouldn't go through because she was running a fax. At that point, she turned to me and told me that "I needed to calm down and that she understood my frustration and every time that you come in here you have an attitude" while patting my hand in a very condescending manner.\r If this is the type of people that Companion Animal wants interacting with their customers, I think it is a very poor refle more

When it comes time saying goodbye to a long time animal companion, the choices become limited.\r Our local surgery office where we have done busines$ for years,did not offer to accept a\r house call\r in this instance.\r Dr. Smith and his staff provided us with exactly what we needed to send our old friend off to "a better place."\r This was the best end I could have hoped for. \r Humane,kind, no pain and exacting.\r I can only hope my departure will be so peacefull.\r I give this business an A+!\r Thank you kindly\r Benjamin W.Bottoms\r High Desert, Ca. more

Throughout my childhood and early adult life, I have always taken my animals to here. The staff are very friendly and the prices have always been reasonable. I have never felt overcharged for services. However, in more recent years, as my pets have had more serious needs, this clinic has fallen short of what I would call acceptable care. I took one of my dogs in after she got into a fight with a stray to recieve stitches. I wrote them a list of every wound she had, including a 3 inch gash on her underside. When I picked her up, I assumed that everything had been stitched. Upon inspecting her in the privacy of my own home, I discovered that they had not stitched the huge gash on her belly, let alone clean or shave it. I returned and they stitched it free of additional charge. My sister took her kitten with a broken hind leg in and they splinted the leg to the cat's body. She took it in weekly, as they recommended, to be checked as it healed. Shortly after taking her kitten i more