I take both of my dogs to this vet. Although one of my dogs only goes in for her shots because she has never been sick, but my other dog as been there a few times with uti's and allergies. This vet did everything they could to make my ""baby"" comfortable, and even called a day or two later to check and see how my dog was doing. My wife has even taken my dog back for follow ups from previous visits, and was not charged anything because the dr. just wanted to check him out to make sure he was doing better. Just recently, we took one of my dogs in to have fixed. Before the surgery was started, the vet called my wife and informed her that my dog was going to have puppies very soon, and asked if we still wanted to go ahead with the spaying. Little did we know because my dog does not look pregnant, but she gained 12 lbs in 2 months .I guess. We declined the spaying and decided that we will have her spayed after she is weened from the puppies. The vet did an xray to tell us how many puppies she is going to have, and did not even charge us anything for the day. Everytime me or my wife take our dogs in, they are always cared for with great respect. My regards to those who lost their ""babies"", but with all due respect, I don't think it is fair to blame it on the vet if your ""baby"" passed away, as the pet may have had something wrong with it already that was not yet detected. In all fairness, there are more pets walking out of there feeling better than the few that have actually passed away. \r
The pricing can be a little steep, but aren't all vets? They are actually cheaper than another local vet that I received a quote from.
Pros: Always great with my pets, very flexible in scheduling
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