I went to take my dog in because I was concerned. She was fine and the vet hitna certain spot. She yelped in pain and tried to bite. I was shocked because I never seen my dog react that way. He said my dog was vicocious and proceed to tell me I was a sick lady. If I knew my dog was a biter I would say something. I tried to calm my dog down because she was scared. The vet proceeded to tell me that it was not okay. I didn't mean her trying to shop at him was okay. Worst vet ever! Read Less

I enjoy my old vet that returned to assist. Dora really treats your four legged kids as if they were her own, with such love and compassion. I was grateful to accidentally get her as the vet for my new pup. These folks are very fair and help cut costs on Tues - Thurs. Been going to them over fourteen years. Never a problem. Always beneficial. Thanks Dora and Christina. Read Less

All of our experiences here have been great! Knowledgeable, Happy, and Helpful staff with an easy spay and when I’ve needed it a quick health certification for crossing the boarders. They have been awesome, I have very minimal needs having worked in veterinary preciously (I do my own vaccinations etc.) Read Less

I was a walk I. Client. I checked In and was seen in a short waiting time. I felt the vet who looked at my dog was competent and she looked my dog over thoroughly. I also had my dog vaccinted there. I happened to drop in on a Thursday which I found out is vaccination discount day. Since i got get multiple vaccinations w got a discount. I don't line that they didn't tell me how much of a discount. I should have been quoted the revular price and then the price with the disoubt anount. They told me nothing. I didn't king that. However i will go back for my dogs booster vaccinationa and i will ask for the actual amounts to see just what the discount is. Why wouldn't they just be transparent and give full information instead of making the customer guess. Makes me wonder about their operation. I will pay close attention to payment matters henceforth. Read Less

My wife and I have taken several animals to Companion. Never had any issues until our Trooper got muzzled while having his nails trimmed. He was obviously not the same after that. Fast forward to our next dog. Very rough handling of a scared little puppy. Then I googled Dr Koller. After reading what's on oregonlive, I'm outta there. Never taking another animal there. Do your research and let the news articles speak for themselves. Read Less

The saying "you get what you pay for" is true at the Beaverton Companion Pet Clinic and there is a reason their prices are so cheap. I have never dealt with such a group of unprofessional professionals in my life. The support staff are complete idiots and have no idea what's going on. (They created a different account for each of my pets so now when we go in it takes ten minutes just for them to find the right chart - WOW!) The Veterinarian has no business practicing animal medicine as his bed side manner clearly exhibits that he is not at all interested in what's best for the animal. He had the audacity to suggest to us to get rid of our cat, who wasn't even a year old at the time, because he has hyperesthesia - which is completely treatable and NO reason to get rid of our family member! We will never go back there. I am more than happy to pay higher rates to get better quality care. We went to Hart Road Animal Hospital where they welcomed us with open arms, called our guy a "fine little kitty", and committed to helping us resolve his issues so he can live a more anxiety-free life. Now THAT is a team that should be in the business of caring for animals. Shame on you, Companion Pet Clinic, you guys need to rethink your reasoning for being in the business because the care you give clearly shows that you don't care at all. Read Less

If you care for your animals and would like to be treated with respect then I suggest you find another vet. For many years my family and I brought our animals here for their Veterinary needs. Sadly this place has gone down hill very quickly and we've been forced to find another vet. My most recent experience with them was one that left me furious. My 15 year old cat was recently diagnosed with cancer at our new vet. Unfortunately they only see pets on an appointment only basis. After noticing he was getting dehydrated we brought him to Companion pet clinic to have him seeing sooner rather than later. I explained the situation and Dr. Koller seemed to ignore what I had just told him. He suggested all these different procedures and I explained again he was being treated at our normal vet. At that point he became very angry and started telling me that I should put my cat to sleep and said I was selfish and a neglectful pet owner, that I was prolonging his suffering. I can understand that vets are trying to do what is best for the animals they are seeing but that is no reason to be disrespectful to a pet owner. My animals are my family and I find this behavior unacceptable. After doing further research I also found that Dr. Koller lost his Veterinary license in California and has had many problems in Oregon as well for animal abuse and misusing drugs that are meant for animals. So please if you love your animals don't come here. Read Less

Been bringing my dogs here for 10 years. I've always received courteous and professional care. The price is very reasonable. Worked directly with Dr. Koller and other Veterinarians. It's clear they all love animals. They regularly offer "choices" for care and provide "estimated" treatment costs. Several times, my dogs have been under anesthesia for minor surgery. The doctors and the staff always provide clear post surgery guidance and free follow up visits. Read Less

I've been bringing my cats to this clinic for years and have always found them to be wonderful. Recently I had the heartache of learning my sweet boy had cancer--Dr Koller was amazing. He was gentle and kind and did everything he could to help me have more time with my little one, even doing an ultrasound at one point with no charge. At every step I felt his compassion and knew I could trust him. The man is an angel and if and when I get another fur baby, he will be my vet. Read Less

These guys are wonderful! The vet who has been there forever is amazing. When my oldest son was having issues with his hamsters health, he came and sat down and comforted my son. He took the time to discuss with him all the options, and what might happen. He was very caring, and thoughtful with him. Every time we've brought our dog, they've always taken the necessary time to discuss everything and we've never felt rushed. Love the entire staff! Read Less

Don't go to this place!!! I wish I would have checked complaints about this vet... I took my small dog in for vaccinations. My dog immediately didn't like the vet and started growling. I put a muzzle on my dog and he was squirming around to get away from vet. His helper & I tried holding him, so vet could give shots. He was still squirming,. With the muzzle on there was no way dog could bite him. Vet grabbed dog by his throat and choked him out/dazed and gave him shots. During this time vet was raising his voice at me for not getting my dog nuetered and it's my fault he is this way... I said he is a good dog & protective with all family. My dog needed his nails trimmed too. The vet grabbed him again with his hand on dogs back and other around his neck but tilted back like he was gonna snap his neck. I told him don't hurt him...vet was Yelling at me do you want me to sedate him, do you, do you?? I told him No, we just wanted to leave. I didn't trust this vet after everything he did to my dog. I paid and will never go back there again. When I was standing in line to pay, the helper came out said "he was sorry, it didn't work out" Read Less

Took my healthy 10 month old bunny in to be neutered by Dr. Koller. The receptionist assured me they would take great care of him. Dr. Koller called me an hour after I dropped our bunny off to say he had died after surgery. We are totally and completely heart broken. He was so special to our family, and we are still in shock. Now after reading the reviews I am confident he was at fault for his death. People need to know his history and beware of this terrible person. He was not very apologetic. He killed our pet. Read Less

Finding a good vet who will "partner" with me the health of my dogs is important to me. Since 2011, I have been taking my dogs to Dr Dan Koller at Companion Pet Clinic on Allen Blvd. In my 50 years of owning pets, I have not come across a more knowledgeable, take action, big hearted Doctor as him. My dog has been very ill. Dr Koller has brought him back to good health quickly. During Cliffords recuperation, he even gave me his personal phone number and told me to call him day or night if Clifford had any problems. I did have to call him ...at midnight on Saturday. This Doctor met me at the clinic in 25 minutes! Who does that anymore?!! I was invited to the back rooms where it was very clean and organized. Dr Koller has always been very kind to us. He has the gift with my pets and a professional partnership with me. The pricing is reasonable, the care we've recieved over the past 6 years is top notch and though the staff at the reception desk is always busy...wonderful Christina gets up and welcomes my pets by name and a bight cheery hello for me. Highly reccomend. Read Less

I'm only giving this a one star because I have to give it a star. So my female black and white kitty got sick, I took her to companion pet clinic. I have been there before and saw a Dr. Keith I figured it would be great to go back. I didn't realize the grave mistake I made when I walked through the doors. I was greeted kindly by a nice woman who took my info and helped me me to the back. I waited for 20 minutes to be seen. An elderly gentleman came in and greeted me warmly and that was the last bit of warmth I received from Dr. Dan Koller. He looked at her and told me how dire her situation was. I was upset, and kept calm. He proceeded to tell me all the work she was gonna need, but first we needed to do blood work. I agreed and he took her back. let's back up a minute while I tell you some things I noticed about Dr. Koller. 1) He shook so badly that he I was instantly worried about him seeing my cat, but I was there and he made her sound like she was on death's door. 2) He never actually looked me in the eyes. 3) he was rough with a weak cat more then necessary. Thirty minutes later I get a call to come back to the vet Lucy's blood work was back. He came in and was optimistic looking back and reading the reviews and Googling him I now wonder if it wasn't her results, but something else that made him happy and seem more peppy. He told me that while she was very sick and that he was guarded her prognosis was better then before the blood work, after quoting me a $500 bill he said that her chances of survival were pretty good. My sister and I asked is she going to suffer? What are her chances of pulling through this, are the over 50%? He told me that with the medicine and an IV drip and maybe some force feeding she would get better. I went for it she is, after all, my kitty. Next day Koller calls me to say that all this bad stuff and what he is doing. I thank him and go about my business as usual. the next day he called to tell me she died. WHAT!?!?! After calling my boyfriend, crying and just plain sobbing. I called him on it and he proceeded to scream at me. He blamed me and was incredibly rude.The very first thing he said was "YOUR NOT GETTING THE BODY BACK I'M THROWING IT AWAY!" well I was even more distraught and agreed to pay the bill for what ever he did if he did anything at all. The thought of my sweet Lucy girl stuck in a cage and suffering until she passed on her own, by herself is horrible. So I paid over $500 for a cat that died. Please do your research look him up on google. His license was taken in California and Oregon. DO NOT TAKE YOUR ANIMALS TO DR. DANIEL KOLLER! Read Less

We took our 5 month old, healthy puppy in for routine neuter surgery. After surgery his heart stopped. When we took our 10 yr old in to say goodbye to her "sibling", Dr Koller kept calling the puppy "her." Not a huge deal, but insensitive and a symptom of his level of care. It's hard to believe that he cared much if he didn't even know which surgery (spay female vs neuter male) he had performed. I am sure he and the lack of care he has caused whatever killed our healthy puppy. He offered free vet care for any future pets we get, but I am not even going to take advantage of that because I don't trust him. AVOID!!! Read Less

We have an older outdoor tabby cat. Years ago he got into a cat fight and one of his wounds got infected. We took him to the vet to treat him. We were worried about them needing to keep him overnight money wise as well. when I went to go get him the next day I was sad to know he did not get better and had gotten much worse and had to stay again. I told them I could not afford the continual cost (it was getting close to 1K) I was also debating putting him down to his getting worse and suffering but the Vet said let me keep him one more night , we won't charge an extra night were gonna try and save him, which they did! It was a life not another appt to the vet and I am forever grateful because our cat has lead a looong life! He is still out there supervising the entire neighborhood Read Less

I have a female great dane, she has been with me for under a year.. she was in a very sad, horrible living situation and I didn't know if she had her shots or anything yet. I had a friend refer me to this place and I'm very glad she did! They are AMAZING! Very blunt, but that's what you need in a vet when it comes to animals. They aren't the same as we are. Dr. Koller has come in to help after hours to make sure my dog was okay, he always is letting us know the facts and straight to the point, he makes my dog feel comfortable. I know this because she's normally very shy when it comes to new people, but with Dr. Koller she doesn't mind going to the vet as much. A few months later my dog got pregnant and he has been very helpful with the process. I'm am emotional mess when I think something is wrong but again he was very upfront and told me that 1. She is fine. 2. She can sense my panic so she starts to panic too. And 3. If there is ever any troubles between now and when she has the puppies to call no matter what time. I am very very happy to have this clinic down the street from my house. Oh! I can't forget to mention the front desk! Super sweet, also to the point but understanding. I enjoy this place all around. I hope others have the same experience I do. Read Less

I have in the past had nothing but positve experiences at this facility. Today My Wife and I awoke to our Dog of 15 years bleeding out her nose. In a panic we rushed to the office and waitied until open. we were brought in and met for the first time Dr Dan Koller. Please note we had been here and seen Dr. Keith but this is the first time with Dr. Koller. My wife is crying as she is distraught over the dog bleeding and he looks at my wife and says " suck it up " and in the same breath says look its not your Kid .. I am firing you as a patient get out of here... I looked at him and was in total shock. My wife and I dont have children and these dogs are our kids.. he told me that they are not children and you need to suick it up and decide on putting your dog down.... we packed up and left and went to another facility that did not suggest putting our dog down as option one and also treated us and our love for our pets with respect... never again.. Read Less

DO NOT LET THESE IDIOTS NEAR YOUR PETS!!!I have used the Allen location twice for my dog. The first time for chipping and Dr. Rashid ( whom my dog did not like or trust) did the procedure, tried to tell me she needed surgery on her eyes because the bottom lids are to tight or some bogus nonsense. My dog and I both were not comfortable and I left feeling like I had done something wrong to my baby girl. About about a month later my friend who has been going here for about 13 years had a situation with her dog and he had a hematoma that was bothering him. She has gone to Dr. Keith for years but he walked out on this place a few month back during a shift and never came back, I can't blame him. So she had the privilege of seeing Rashid and he made her cry and forced her into doing surgery by guilt tripping her and made her feel like a bad mom and neglectful. Then charged her for the weekly visits afterwords that they kept telling her to come back for to check on him and never mentioned price or that only 2 visits were not charged after surgery.Skip ahead to yesterday.... My dog has contacted ringworm anyone who is smart and has dealt with this before knows what it is and looks like. My boyfriend decided to take her in to see if there was anything they could give us that isn't the over the counter stuff we have been using.He has the privilege of meeting the famous Dr. Rashid ; who told him he thinks she has an auto immune deficiency and wanted to do a $500 surgery on her to skin graph and make sure that not what she had. Then after he said" are you 100% sure it's not ringworm?"  Rashid started backsliding and did a test that will tell us in a couple days that it is in fact ringworm . He also talked about the eye surgery again and his story wasn't the same as it was when he approached me months back.  Her eyes are fine and why is he trying so hard to get money out of something that we are NOT coming in for and why would I let someone who I don't or my dog trust to do a surgery on her eyes? She is a white boxer mix and I'm not going to let some money hungry jerk even close to her eyes.  So basically he spent $70 on nothing , came home with some iodine and confusion . I was livid!!! First because I have dealt with this prick before and didn't like him the first time , then what happened to my friend, now this !! All he is trying to do is get money out of people and doesn't give 2 craps about animals.The cherry on top of all this .. After yesterday being as pissed as I was called up and spoke to the male receptionist who has been there a few years. He did not want to listen to me, he was very rude, condescending and unprofessional, especially when he said to me;" If you know so much , maybe you should go back to school and get a vet degree!" Excuse me...Really? I am completely disgusted with this place. All of the things I have read as well as the personal experience. I hope this place gets shut down and sued for malpractice. I have never dealt with such money hungry , unprofessional, disrespectful people in my life , especially within a business that is supposed to be a safe haven for our sweet fur babies that need us to be their voices and safety. If you love your pets , DO NOT TAKE THEM HERE! You will end up regretting it!!! Read Less

Do you love your pet? Do you want them to receive excellent care? Do you want vets who are competent, informed and prepared to go the extra mile to give your pet the best care? Then DO NOT bring them here. If on the other hand you want your pet treated by incompetent vets whose ineptness borders on criminal negligence than by all means subject your pet to these idiots. Read Less

I've been bringing my puppy here ever since I adopted her. They've always treated her so kindly, I've always been allowed to come back with her during visits and shots, something that makes me calm, knowing she is well taken care of. My older dog had hematoma surgery, and they were so nice and gave me all the advice I needed to keep her calm for the two weeks she had to wear the cone. I brought her in for a check up after surgery, one of the vets came to the lobby, peeled her scab off, told me to come back the next week, free of charge. Although my dog did get another hematoma (which is very common and no ones fault.) they offered to do the surgery at a much lower rate than what I paid for the first time. They've always taken care of my animals, best clinic I've ever been to. Read Less

The vet that helped our cat basically told us nothing about what they found and that everything was normal when it clearly wasn't and we went to banfield and they found a large tumor in my cat and were surprised that they didn't find it when feeling my cat. Basically paid for blood work without any other explanation. NOT GOOD. Never coming back.. Read Less

The Beaverton Companion Pet Clinic is not only the best vet clinic I've ever been too, but now it's the only one I'll ever go to. The experience starts at the front desk with Christina one of the most pleasant people you'll ever meet with compassion for both the person and their four legged companion. Then you move into the exam room and you realize just how lucky you and you pet are once you meet either Dr. Dori a super sweet vet that will give you and your pet all the attention you need, or possibly Dr. Keith a big man with a soft touch a giant heart and more compassion than I've ever experienced from a vet. Now I'm 49 and have had animals all my life, been too many many vets, but never experienced anything like me time here, my best friend is terminally ill and of course I'm a wreck, when I had to leave him in the vets office for 5 days my nerves were lightened immensely when I found out not only one of the doctors I mentioned but both came in on their day off just to check on and pay attention to my cat. Who does that? I've never experienced anything like that before in my life. The caring and medical attention your pet receives goes far beyond anything I've ever experienced anywhere. Thank you so much to these unbelievable doctors and staff at the Beaverton companion pet clinic, you have a customer for life. Read Less

This is the best clinic I have ever been to. I have been a faithful customer for over 8 years!! Since coming to companion on Allen I drive from Portland to Beaverton just because the staff is so compassionate and loving!! My pet's have received extraordinary care. I will always make the trek!! They really care about their pet patients and actually go the extra mile!!! Thank you to the wonderful staff. Read Less

This was my first time coming to this vet as its the least expensive I could find. I brought my 6 month old puppy in to get spayed and the lady in the front was the nicest lady I have met in a long time. She calmed ME down because she knew I was scared about the procedure. And she absolutely adored my puppy. The surgery was quick and we got her back in a few hours. Gave very well aftercare instructions for my girl too. Its been 3 days and my puppy is as happy and spunky as ever! Thank you! Read Less

I've been bringing my 2 dogs here since 2012 and have never had a bad experience! Staff are always helpful and caring. Our favorite doctor is dr Bartholomew! (Btw Jenny loves you :) He's very knowledgeable, thoughtful and kind. The prices are reasonable and I LOVE the fact the no appointment is necessary. My family bring their dogs to this location as well. I'd recommend this office to anyone. Read Less

While the veterinarian is competent and professional, the receptionist is not. My $13.00 collar purchased after our dog was spayed disintegrated after 2 days. We had to hold it together with duck tape. When I called to see if I could get it replaced, her response was "sure, no problem". When we brought our dog back for stitches removal, she said we had to pay for a new one. This is not what she stated on the phone. She denied even saying it and then lied when she said my husband brought the dog in without a collar- the dog had the collar on with duck tape all over it- I don't see how she could have not seen it.She then blew me off and said "we're really busy right now" and put me on hold, so someone else could deal with it. People who can't provide decent customer service shouldn't be at the front desk answering phones- they should be behind the scenes, cleaning cages or assisting the veterinarian Read Less

This place is ridiculous. So rude and unproffessional. They have so much attitude. The vet basically told me to go to a different vet. My friend used to work there and quit because they take some pf the doggy downers (drugs) and they drink on the job. I would not trust them again with my animals after finding that out. Please dont go to this place. They need to be shut down! Read Less

I just took my dog Eddie to this clinic yesterday and we had a great experience. Eddie needed to get updated on his vaccines and needs new flea treatment. The front desk was very friendly, and I was able to fill out all the new patient paper work quickly and get checked in right away even though I did not make an appointment. I waited only a couple minutes before I was brought into a room to be seen by the vet. The vet was friendly answered my questions and we were able to get in and out of there quickly. Also the pricing at this clinic is great it's the cheapest vet visit Eddie has had since he was adopted. Thanks for the great experience will definitely use again if we are in the area. Read Less

WARNING! Don't be fooled by the prices. The owner of this clinic is a monster.Please read the report below:Mr. Eric M Kennedy has filed a complaint against Companion Pet Clinic of Beaverton, owner Daniel Koller, and veterinarian Dr. Keith Bartholomew. Mr. Kennedy has recently learned Dr. Koller has been reinstated by the Oregon vet board, which is appalling.The Background FactsMr. Kennedy and Ms. Naranjo - former clients of Companion Pet Clinic - were the owners of "Roger", an eight and one-half year-old male Dachshund, their beloved companion pet. On February 20, 2015, Roger was brought into the clinic due to the clients' concerns about his digestive health, and a clinic employee, Dr. Farshid Kiaei, evaluated the dog, took radiographs indicating the presence of a mass of some concern, diagnosed the animal with possible pancreatitis, and prescribed certain medications. Although the condition appeared to subside for a while, around one month later, on March 22, 2015, some of the earlier symptoms returned and on March 26, 2015, Roger was brought back into the clinic for further treatment. On that date, Dr. Keith Bartholomew continued to consider the potential diagnosis of pancreatitis and showed the clients a radiograph indicating a potential blockage of the dog's intestine. On that date, Dr. Koller himself also then examined the dog and agreed to inform the clients what further radiographs might indicate, if anything, about the specific problem. Dr. Koller then assured Mr. Kennedy their was no blockage, telling him "if a dog has a blockage for a month, you have a dead dog. You're dog doesn't have a blockage". Koller continued to assure Mr. Kennedy after the radiographs that he would be called before the Clinic moved forward with any further procedure. Mr. Kennedy again confirmed that no further treatment was to be done until the radiographs were reviewed and Mr. Kennedy was contacted. This agreement was clearly communicated and understood by both parties. Dr. Koller agreed that nothing was to be done until after he had reviewed the radiographs with the clients and all had agreed on a course of treatment.Throughout the afternoon of the 26th, the clients continued to contact the clinic to learn of Roger's condition and the results of the diagnostic tests. Two separate calls were placed to the clinic by Mr. Kennedy to check on Roger's condition and speak with the doctor. Each time Mr. Kennedy was told he would be contacted immediately by the doctor. At around 5 pm, they were then contacted by a veterinary technician for the first time that barium had previously been administered to the dog, a procedure unmentioned to them before and conducted on a dog with a diagnosed obstruction (changed from the original diagnoses of Pancreatitis), all without their knowledge or consent. As a result of the barium being administered, Roger experienced a severe adverse reaction, went through a wrenchingly painful period of severe distress where barium was aspirated into the lungs, and ultimately choked to death on the barium, expiring sometime between 6 and 7 pm that evening. At 7 pm, Dr. Bartholomew contacted the clients to inform them of Roger's death, and agreed to meet them at the clinic later that evening to discuss the matter and view the body. Mr. Kennedy and Ms. Naranjo arrived at the clinic at 7:45 pm and were met by Dr. Bartholomew. Mr. Kennedy was brought into the room where Roger's body was to be viewed. Dr. Bartholomew then surreptitiously triggered a recording device, left the room, and unbeknownst to Mr. Kennedy, then recorded Mr. Kennedy alone in the room while Mr. Kennedy privately grieved over Roger's body. The recording was conducted without Mr. Kennedy's knowledge or consent and illicitly intruded on his personal privacy. The clients confronted Dr. Bartholomew and he told them "it was an accident and he didn't mean to record them." However, the cellular device was propped up and on record, in a position aimed directly at Roger's body in an attempt to capture the private last moments and grieving. While so much more happened after Roger's passing that was completely unexceptable (failure to provide complete and accurate medical records, suspicious necropsy results performed by Koller, and Koller kicking us out of the clinic with Roger's frozen remains), Yelp reviews can only be so long, and I can only share so much heartbreak.You all get the picture.I know all of you love your animals and want the best care for them. I also know that regular vet visits can get really expensive. Don't let price be a factor, it can cost you everything.I know now, vet your vet.Eric Kennedy Read Less

I am highly recommending that you do not go here. Customer Service is not a forte. I went to companion 9 years ago to get my cats vaccinated, fixed, and microchipped. Come to find out recently that they "forgot" to microchip both of my cats. When I called Companion about this issue, they subsequently kept telling me they would only offer to microchip my cats now. Someone please tell me that you would put your 9 year old cats under for a microchip at this age. My cats do not like car rides anymore let alone I do not want to risk putting them under for a Microchip! Which I might also say bothered me because they were not caring for my pet's well being telling me to go ahead and do it now. And When I said I would rather just get a refund they would not give me a refund because it was a package. When I asked to speak with someone about this seeing as I did not get the service provided, they just kept saying they would have someone call me back and they never did. Each time I called the same thing. I finally put in a BBB complaint and they did not even respond to BBB. I basically feel like you stole money from me. Thank you Companion for not caring about my pet or myself Read Less

Very happy with my first experience here. We needed to update Loki's shot so that he could be boarded the next weekend. It was convenient to have a walk-in clinic. I was shocked that I didn't have to wait to get into a room. Loki is very scared of the Vet.'s office due to associating the experience with being hit by a car at a young age. Staff were sensitive to his fearfulness, and knowledgeable. The Veterinarian even made a suggestion on dealing with my dogs random joint pain that was never suggested or offered before. Very happy with the price and efficiency, not to mention friendly staff. I'll be coming back for that next check-up! Read Less

Pretty lousy clinic. A mix of different doctors depending on when you go. I've so far visited with about 5 or 6 doctors (many times over 5 years) - most of them are bad at diagnosing and treating - i had to bring one of my cats in to 4 different  vets within this clinic before anyone did anything remotely close to addressing the issue. Couple of the doctors are especially rude - they don't like patients who ask questions because they don't know how to answer. They rush you, are impersonal and are not the brightest bulbs in the vet industry.Apart from that, the clinic itself has a dismal feeling.  And the vet techs don't communicate properly with the doctors and a couple times they took my cats to the back room and tried to medicate and draw samples that were not coordinated with the doctors. The place is stinky and frenzied, with lots of animals making noises, and staff running around disorganized.Only thing i'll give them, is that they're cheaper than most places. But if you factor in the fact that you'll need to go to them 3 or 4 times to resolve your pet's issue vs 1 time somewhere else, then it's actually not that economical and just leaves you frustrated, and your pet sicker.I've been going to them for about 5 years now, each time hoping that it will be better. But i finally reached a limit and tried going somewhere else -- what a difference. Read Less

I am so over this place!  I don't know what it is about this vet but this has go to be some of the worst customer service ever experienced at one establishment multiple times (this USED to be my main vet until I jumped ship). The front desk staff always seems too busy to "deal" with you. Ridiculous.   For example, yesterday... stopped in to buy flea medication because I didn't have time to stop at my regular vet and thid dumb place is on my route home.  When I walked in, the front desk jerk made eye contact but didn't say one word to acknowledge me or even crack a welcoming smile. Oh and did I mention she WAS NOT helping someone else or on the phone.  Then when she finally said  (in a bratty tone) "can I help you" I asked about flea medication-- but here's my bad-- I could not remember the name of it but knew what it looks like (what can I say, my reg. Vet spoils me ans I don't have to remember b/c they do for me!) Well this was too much to ask of  desk meanie because she was no help at all. Eyerolls and sighs aside, finally she started  blabbing off a few they had, but one would think she'd get off her butt and grab a few since I already mentioned I knew what it looked like.  Bottom line, front desk staff are essential as the "first line" if you can't get friendly, warm and fuzzy staff in there to make me feel good about my experience I will go elsewhere... actually I already do take my furbabies elsewhere but now I won't even use you guys as a back up, even though you are so close to home. P.S I did not leave with flea medication. Read Less

They told me my dog doesn't have cancer, he does. They didn't fill an online perscription, and I had to call them multiple times to finally find out paperwork not being filled out, and I received no call backs about it. I went in for a visit, only to go home and find out shots were needed...They could have looked at the charts and I would have gotten them done while there.Bottom line, go somewhere else where they are organized, on top of it, and don't make careless mistakes for your precious ones. Read Less

AVOID - I took my sick cat here when he was limping and lethargic. The "vet" said my cat just needed a "chiropractic adjustment" and before I could even stop her she pushed down with all her force on my poor cat's hips and spine! He yelped and freaked out and tried to attack her. When the head of the clinic came to find out what was going on the "vet" said "Shhhh don't tell her I did that, I'm not supposed to do that!" .... WHAT?! First of all chiropractic medicine is a scam for human beings, let alone for cats. I was NOT happy. I picked up my cat and ran out. I told the front desk that the "vet" I just saw should be fired.That night my cat got exponentially worse over a few hours. His back legs stopped working entirely and he lost control of his bladder and bowels. He was paralyzed from the waist down. I immediately took him to a different veterinarian where they used actual science based medicine and did tests on him and determined that he had some kind of infection and inflammation. A few days on heavy meds and he was brought back from the brink of death. No thanks to the horrible Companion Pet Clinic.TL;DR - do not go here. Go literally anywhere else. They don't practice science based medicine here. I do not know if that shady "vet" still works there but I hope to God she hasn't tried to kill anyone else's animals. Read Less