Unprofessional manager. They harassed me (called 3 times) regarding my job application. I had a free moment a few days later and called back. We sent up a Zoom interview. She said she would send a link. She never did. Best part is I actually moved very close by recently and I have 7 pets. 2 of which are sick and see the vet every couple of months and I was going to switch them all over. Not after that, super unprofessional. Guess the clinic who actually followed through, and was professional is going to be getting my hard work ethic and my money. Read Less

Dr. Mary is the best !!! She took us right away without an appointment when Harley was very sick and called us the next day to see how he was doing. This place really cares about animals. I've been taking my dogs there for over 10 years now. Highly recommend them 😊 Read Less

Normally, Bertie and I have a pretty positive experience here. They are quick to accommodate and have great hours. One thing that is a challenge is that every time we have been in, in the previous two years, we haven’t seen the same vet. So, it is difficult to develop a trusting relationship. I find the manner of the vets inconsistent - never unpleasant but sometimes lacking something. Here is an example: Today at the clinic, I brought Bertie in for an eye exam because I believed she had a bacterial infection. They accommodated me in the morning for a 1pm appointment which was great. The reception was very friendly. However, when I got there, unfortunately the vet on call did not introduce himself when he came into the exam room. He was pleasant and patient with Bertie, who was very nervous about having a light shone into her eyes, etc. However, I felt like he was too persistent in trying to make her do something that was making her extremely anxious and, it seemed, for little benefit. He also wanted to check for scratches on her eye using flourscein, even after I told him the discharge and redness in her left eye had spread to both eyes in one day. He was not communicative. I was uncomfortable, not wanting to undermine but also wanting to advocate for my dog. In the end, she was prescribed eye drops for a bacterial infection. I was charged $80 for the exam, $35 for the flourscein, $46 for the drops plus tax. It was roughly $185 and the only real benefit were the eye drops. I understand that there is a standard of practice, and certain protocols that need to be followed, but when it is fee for service operation there are a few expectations I have as a client a) if there are exam costs associated with the visit they need to be communicated to the client beforehand and b) know when to stop... why are you holding my dog down forcefully to put flourscein and a light in her eye, when I have communicated the issue and the discharge and redness are evident? After this visit, I just felt taken advantage of and I honestly don’t feel good about going back. It is too bad because my impression to this point has been more positive than this. I realize vets need to make a living - and I don’t resent that. However, I felt like we were taken for as much money as they could get from us, and that doesn’t sit right. I hope that management reads this review, and takes my feedback into consideration. - Bertie’s Mom. Read Less