I started going to Queen Village A. H. 8 years ago. At the time my cat was already about 13 years old. Dr. Kim Greiner was my regular vet at the clinic. Even after I moved to another neighborhood half... Read More
I started going to Queen Village A. H. 8 years ago. At the time my cat was already about 13 years old. Dr. Kim Greiner was my regular vet at the clinic. Even after I moved to another neighborhood half hour away, I continued to take my girl to her. She was always so gentle and got to know us both so well. Her bed side manner is so kind and gentle. She's upfront, honest and thorough without being harsh. The fact that she loved my cat in spite of her "miss pissy pants" attitude, her hissing & moaning, that's why I knew right away that I liked her. In addition, Dr. Griener always impressed me with her follow up phone calls. Whether we spoke, or she left a message, she was always thorough and would continue to leave messages until we actually spoke. Yesterday, unfortunately, was the last time Dr. Griener saw my cat. At age 21, her weight had depleted and she lost strength and the ability to walk without wobbling and falling over. Dr. Griener did what she could in prescribing pain medication. She helped me for nearly a decade to give my cat the best care possible. I was thankful that she recommended Lap of Love, a vet service who was able to do an at-home euthanasia. I'll always be grateful to her. I think the clinic as a whole is a great place. In all 8 years, I really can't recall any complaints. Their prices are reasonable, their hours are convenient, and they're very accommodating. My only frustration, which has nothing to do with the clinic, is the street parking limitations. I blame PPA for the several tickets I received because I couldn't always park on the side of the street the clinic is on. I will say, the clinic would often reimburse my parking fee.Read Less