They basically do not even care to make an educated diagnosis because they are incompetent. They just give you pills and hope for the best.. They got to big seems like they are guessing and charge a whole lot...

I had a problem a few months ago. A neighborhood cat, not really mine, had somehow hurt his foot, and was limping badly. I went through the yellow pages and started calling Veterinary Offices. I was stunned by their callous attitude - basically tellng me that the earliest they coud see this animal was five days later. I told them that the animal's leg might be broken, and that he needed immediate attention. Their reaction was shockingly unsympathetic. I was furious. I finally called the last number on the list, and it was like an epiphany. The voice that answered, "Charlotte Animal Hospital" listened to my story, and told me to bring Jazzbo right over. From that caring voice on the phone, to the concerned people on the front desk, to Dr. Koudelka's sensitive examination of poor limping Jazzbo, the experience could not have been more miraculous. It turned out the the poor little guy had been bitten, either by another cat, or possible by a racoon, and the would had become infected. So Dr Koudelka shaved around the would, cleaned him up, injected him with antibiotics, and within a few days Jazzbo was his old self again. I have since recommended C.A.H. to everyone I know who has a pet. I have seldom been treated with more genuinely concerned care by my own Doctor. My thanks to the entire staff

Beware! Charging $155 to put a mouse to sleep is probably gouging in most people's books. Wouldn't you say? Beware this vet!! Question their ethics.