Update: I will be filing a civil suit against these people, and I suggest anyone else who had a similar experience do that same. It is $58.00 (the cost of the warrant and getting them served) well s... Read More
Update: I will be filing a civil suit against these people, and I suggest anyone else who had a similar experience do that same. It is $58.00 (the cost of the warrant and getting them served) well spent!
Original post: I would suggest staying well away from this practice. My senior, arthritic cat was injured when the vet treating him (Dr. Sisk) had to attempt a blood draw 4 times before he got the sample. This clinic uses the jugular draw method in which the kitty is restrained by the neck AND the front legs, but they do it incorrectly and, after 4-5 minutes of my cat being restrained in this manner, he ended up with an injury to his right elbow. In addition, the vet gave him two vaccines in the elbow joint, adding insult to injury. $350 later and my cat is limping, injured, developed a bacterial infection as a result of no alcohol cleansing prior to injections/blood draws AND I had to get a 2nd opinion. He's now at a REPUTABLE practice (Vets To Cats) and it will cost me several hundred more to correct what this vet did. My cat is 14 and, on a new patient visit, they didn't even examine his eyes, his joints, or his ears?? So, the arthritis and cataract diagnoses found by Vets To Cats weren't even mentioned at this vet. DO NOT TAKE YOUR BELOVED PETS HERE!!! At least, not if you value their lives....a vet who charges $120.00 for a follow-up to check an injury he caused should have no vet license! Read Less