I waffled between a 4 star and a 5 star, as they often run a half hour late, sometimes with a difficult issue I imagine.. BUT I'll explain the Woohoo rating:My animals have been long time patients of ... Read More
I waffled between a 4 star and a 5 star, as they often run a half hour late, sometimes with a difficult issue I imagine.. BUT I'll explain the Woohoo rating:My animals have been long time patients of Dr. Johnson... decades.... and his staff and office have grown into a very busy office, compared to earlier days. I have always found them helpful and friendly, and they all have all kinds of pets..Today was exceptional. My newly adopted "Abby" a smaller dog who is pretty, friendly, and full of anxiety, even pulled out a canine tooth during a thunderstorm storm in February. Aside from being afraid of all dogs, any size, as if she's never been around any (or maybe too many for her size to cope), we had our post op check today and I told staff as they meandered around checking on things, that aside from a t-storm tranquilizer (that canine tooth was $$$!), Abby has anxiety, not enough to destroy anything, but reacts strongly to even the sight of another dog. Very insecure.Before Dr. Johnson came into the exam room, Jeannie who has an 85 lb Rottie pup, very sweet, had "Atlas" lie down on his side, and held him gently, so maybe Abby would be brave and curious enough to investigate. To our total surprise, she did the doggie "play bow" to invite play. What a sign for me, how to keep doing what I'm doing.Then, a 14 lb Pomeranian came by w/another staff, and Abby was curious, not whining--a huge step.Just before we left, another staff brought in her barely 1-2lb Chihuahua baby! Abby was fascinated. It was so kind of all of them to help my situation with her and I felt more encouragement with her. Progress. Finally.Finally, we left, Abby was happy, and little did she know she'll be taking Prozac daily to see if she'll lose some anxiety, and t-storm tranquilizer when nec.. Abby has quite the array of toys, safe treats/bones, and Storm Defender and Thundershirts. I won't ask my husband to give up his closet. :-/Poor 13 yr old cat gets nothing cos he's a puker,....but he's still Alpha. Good boy. Read Less