This place is amazing. I came here after I wasn't really satisfied with my current vet. Dr. Gardner was absolutely fabulous. She was so thorough, and genuinely concerned about my dog's health. She did... Read More
This place is amazing. I came here after I wasn't really satisfied with my current vet. Dr. Gardner was absolutely fabulous. She was so thorough, and genuinely concerned about my dog's health. She didn't make us feel pressured to do anything we weren't comfortable with either physically for my dog, or financially. She gave us great advice and gave my dog great care. The reception staff was extremely personable and helpful. They greeted us quickly and we got into the office to see the doctor within a very reasonable amount of time. The prices were also extremely reasonable. I was shocked when I got my bill and it didn't cost me a small fortune like the last place I was going. I am so coming back here anytime any of my pets need anything. Wonderful place and wonderful staff. I can't say enough good things.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Above was my last review which was originally 5 stars... I've since switched vets because of the following experience:My dog passed away from cancer and after a little while we got a new dog. I made an initial vet appointment for him in the evening. I got an email confirming/reminding me of my appointment. My husband and I took our dog at our scheduled appointment time on the right day. We got there and they had no record of us having an appointment. We had rushed out there after work and fought rush hour traffic to get there on time. They had us sit down and said that they would squeeze us in. I was upset but sat down. We waited there for an hour and a half and they still hadn't gotten us in or tried to squeeze us in. We were wasting our time. The receptionist came out and had a file for my old dog and pointed to my new dog and asked "This is so and so right?" I'm like, "No, he's dead. He passed away from cancer. I told you this on the phone." She went back and got a different file and said, "Is this the right dog?" I said, yes and she looked confused. She then told me that she had my new dog as being deceased and my old dog as being the one coming in for an appointment. How does that even happen when my new dog had never even been seen there before?!We finally got so angry we just left. As we were walking out the door I said, "Forget it, we're leaving." The receptionist said, "Okay, that's okay." My husband finally lost it and said, "No, it's not okay! We had an appointment. We have proof that we had an appointment and you haven't tried to get us in at all, you haven't apologized for your mistake or the inconvenience, you don't have our records correct, and you're losing business and will probably lose even more because we are going to tell our friends not to come here. So, no, I really don't think it's "okay.""Dr. Gardner did call and apologize later, both for the death of our deceased dog and for the issues we experienced. I felt badly because it wasn't her job to do the apologizing. I love this veterinarian, but I will not be going back because I don't trust the front desk to properly do their job. It's a shame. Dr. Gardner is the only reason I'm still giving this place 3 stars. Go to Chartier's Animal Hospital! They're wonderful! Read Less