He has a wonderful ""bedside"" manner. Definitely makes you feel at ease. I have recently had two dogs pass in the span of 1 year prior to being refered to Dr. Huber. To say the least I am a little gun shy now when any of my animals are ill. He has been very kind. He has also been very generous. He has even did an EKG for free to help rule out a congenital problem. He will listen to all you have to say and make sure you understand. He does not rush you through the visit. As the other reviewer said... he is very upfront with the cost of anything so there are no unpleasant surprises. He is also not a vet that thinks that they have to recommend the most expensive product so they can get a good commission. He will tell you the best way to do something without breaking your wallet. i.e. if you have several small dogs... he will show you how to buy one tube of the flea medicine for large dogs and tell you the appropriate amount for each of your animals so you can buy one tube instead of 3-4. The medicine is the same strength... it is just the amount you administer that makes a tube for large or small dogs. This extra effort makes me believe that he would not order a test that is not needed just to boost his profit. His rates are very reasonable too. The only complaint that I have is that since he does not take appointments it is on a first come first serve basis. This can make for long waits in the waiting room. But if he did take appointments, he would have to rush to keep up and not take his time as he does. he truly seems to care about not only your pet... but for you too. I recommend him to everyone i know.
Pros: reasonable price, caring vet
Cons: sometimes long office waits since he sees pets on a first come first serve basis..with the exception of triage cases
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