I've been meaning to write a review for Dr. Kenfield for a while now, and I'm finally doing it. Dr. Kenfield has saved my dogs life. And for that, my entire family is eternally grateful. I can't thank... Read More
I've been meaning to write a review for Dr. Kenfield for a while now, and I'm finally doing it. Dr. Kenfield has saved my dogs life. And for that, my entire family is eternally grateful. I can't thank him enough. He saved "the fifth member of our family."We adopted Tammy from the Potter League (another incredible business/organization) about 13 years ago, so she's now a senior citizen in dog terms. 13 years ago, she was a rescued stray, trembling in a kennel, with a tail that was missing, and no one wanted her. We saw her, fell in love with her, and adopted the dog that no one else wanted, and we've loved her ever since.Years ago, I could take Tammy for long walks, which she enjoyed immensely. But lately, Tammy was getting sluggish. Not as active as she once was. She was having trouble getting up and moving around. We chalked it up to old age, and we were about to put her down, due to the quality of life. We would never want her to suffer. But then my mom took Tammy to Dr. Kenfield (the vet Tammy has always had), for one last checkup. He worked his magic, prescribed her some "doggie antidepressants," and now Tammy is back to running to the door when I go over to my parents house to visit. And she chases squirrels again just like the puppy she used to be (and she still thinks she's a puppy). During the last snowstorm, she was hopping around the snow like a bunny. And to think we were going to put her down!I can't wait to have a dog of my own, and I'll be adopting my dog from the Potter League, and taking it to Dr. Kenfield. Because Dr. Kenfield can give you 14+ quality years with your best friend. Read Less