We've been a ULVH family for 15 years, beginning with our 16 year old pup named Brandi and now with our 6 year old pup named Bella. We LOVE our pups and truly value their quality of life. There have been a couple of times over the years that I have been concerned about the cost of our visits, however once I walk into the facility to be greeted by the friendly smiling staff and the fragrance of santizing cleaner my concern begins to dwindled. Dr. Plein is our veterinarian of preference, however we have been seen by several of the doctors. Our pups have their annual physicals, dental cleanings, surgical needs....Everything is handled at ULVH. Our eldest dog, Brandi, recently passed. On what was for sure one of the hardest days of my life, I was greeted on the phone by a caring staff from the person that helped me while sobbing on the phone, to the escort to our room, to the doctor who came in, to the employee who came in on her day off when she heard of Brandi's passing to be with me. Bella is a naughty dog. She bites, growls and jumps. What she lacks in proper dog ettiquecy, she makes up for in cuteness. The ULVH recognize that, treat her with careful hands and still give her a treat on her way out the door. These are just a couple of the reasons that I am with ULVH and intend to stay with them. The quality of care we have received far out weighs the minimal cost savings we could find else where. There are some aspects of life that you just can't put a price tag on. This is one of them.
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