Dr. Don and his staff are WONDERFUL for my two pets (a dog and a cat). We we're referred to him when another vet on NW Cornell, one we had been seeing for a few years, near Costco (Space, the final..... Read More
Dr. Don and his staff are WONDERFUL for my two pets (a dog and a cat). We we're referred to him when another vet on NW Cornell, one we had been seeing for a few years, near Costco (Space, the final....) tried to tell us our cat would be fine If we just spent $3000 to have some teeth pulled (one of the new vets had just completed this part of her schooling and was eager to try it out...). We couldn't afford this and were suspicious as well, so got a second opinion.Dr. Don heard our story, thought it was utter b.s. and said he knew what it was, but would run tests to be sure. Unfortunately, he was right...kitty had feline leukemia. She would need constant, regimented care and it wouldn't improve her quality of life at all. We made the difficult decision, and it WASN'T $3000 for teeth!Nearly all of these reviews are right on. Dr Don isn't much of a people person, but I don't fault him for that because he MORE THAN MAKES UP for it as a Vet in how he cares for the animals in his charge. He is passionate about how animals are treated and the corporate b.s. involved in pet care (good, health, etc.).He does try to get you to buy some of his stuff, but if you can't afford to, he'll come up with alternatives and still cut you a break...never to just pedal stuff but to care for your pet. One example is he will let you buy 3 flea pills at a time instead of a box full if you happen to be on a tight budget. In the beginning for me, he let me make payments on part of my account.You may not like his personality with the two legged people, but his commitment to the four legged ones is undeniable and uncompromised. The cats that roam around his office like they own the place (don't all cats?) are great ambassadors. Go see Dr. Don. You'll be happy (so will Fido) you did! Read Less