I have a special needs kittie who on a good day requires lots of maintenance. He has been under the care of two veterinarian dermatologists both of whom are hard to reach, so when my kittie relapses ... Read More
I have a special needs kittie who on a good day requires lots of maintenance. He has been under the care of two veterinarian dermatologists both of whom are hard to reach, so when my kittie relapses and becomes symptomatic, I turn to Dr. Horn, his established general veterinarian, for guidance. Dr. Horn, knowing kittie's maladies, many many times has been able to recommend treatment over the phone. I have offered to bring the cat in but he has always assured me that our phone consults are quite adequate (And he will not admit to it but I know he has my pocket book in mind!). Of course, when necessary, kittie pays Dr. Horn a visit :). This gentleman has also been available to consult with the veterinarian dermatologists on many occasions. We are now considering consulting with a specialist at UF's School of Veterinary Medicine. Mind you, this takes time, effort, and brings Dr. Horn no monetary income. The icing on this cake is that, when he feels it necessary, he makes follow-up calls to pet parents to check in on the welfare of their animals. I wish my own doctors did this! He is super invested in his patients' well-being :)
Mrs. Stevens, the Hospital Manager, Ms. Kidd, the Hospital Asst.Manager, and Ms. Petry, the Client Services Supervisor, have individually and collectively gone to extraordinary lengths and made personal contact with me to ensure that my kittie's welfare and my concerns are of top priority. In so many ways they have gone above and beyond the scope of their jobs to take care of us both! It is clear that their number one interest is in providing remarkable service to their animal clients and pet parents.
I am so grateful to have this outstanding team of professionals care for my special needs guy! Read Less