Dr. Tracy has been serving our family for almost 2 years now. Every time I stop by his Yelp page, to look at his hours of operation, I'm irked by the low number of stars he has. I am finally doing my ... Read More
Dr. Tracy has been serving our family for almost 2 years now. Every time I stop by his Yelp page, to look at his hours of operation, I'm irked by the low number of stars he has. I am finally doing my duty as a loyal and satisfied customer by submitting my review! Our first office visit was in 2014; we left our dog with our mom while on vacation, and after coming back from vacation we moved about 60 miles away from the Diamond Bar area. Upon moving, our dog's health seemed to decline. She whimpered when jumping up on furniture, and most alarming of all, her appetite wasn't the same. At first, we pinned it on the move, but when we discovered she was burning up, we immediately contacted family and friends for a Veterinarian recommendation. To Dr. Tracy's office we went, may I remind you, we drove 60 miles because I would not settle for a Vet whom I did not receive a recommendation for from a trusted source. On the exam table Dr. Tracy felt around my dog's shoulder blades and quickly shaved her fur in the spot where she was experiencing pain to reveal irritated scrapes. I later figured she got  those from scavenging in the bushes in her grandmother's backyard while we were out of town. He determined the scrapes were infected, gave her a shot, and she perked up instantly! I was so happy to see her demeanor change so quickly I could have cried. He sent us home with anti-biotics and a topical ointment, and my baby recovered beautifully! I might add that while Vet visits like these are almost always expensive, Dr. Tracy's office did not over charge! A year later, we were back after my girl sniffed a fox tail up her nose while on a hike and was sneezing insistently. Dr. Tracy sent us home with antibiotics to protect against infection and told me to let it run its course since it would likely come out on its own. Sure enough, a week later I noticed a fox tail on the bed right where she was laying! I put it in a baggy and showed it to the dr. at her follow up appointment, because she continued to sneeze for a week or so after that. Dr. Tracy assured me that the root of the problem had been expelled and that she was probably still just experiencing some irritation. He sent us home with another round of anti-biotics, to reduce any inflammation and to protect against infection, and once again the treatment worked.Recently I arranged to speak with Dr. Tracy on the phone about having her spayed, and we had an intelligent conversation about what the real benefits for the dog are (other than the obvious pregnancy prevention). Dr. Tracy did this graciously, at no cost to me. If you're looking for a quality health professional to have in your family's corner for years to come, look no further! Dr. Tracy is a treasure. I'm traveling again for my dog to see him tomorrow. Her arm is sore and she is whimpering when coming up to a standing position so we need the doc. to take a look. He's worth every mile, and every penny. I completely trust him with the life of my beloved pet. Read Less