Went to check if my dog had ringworm because I developed ringworm (confirmed by my doctor) he used the black light and didn't find any which relieved me. The reason why I give a low rating is due to his explanation afterwards that really bothered me. I was asking him how I could have gotten it, we do have a lot of water issues outside where I take my dog out, it's been really moist. He responded back saying that's great!! Fungus doesn't grow in moist, only in dry areas. We continued the conversation, I wanted to see if he just spoke wrong at first, but he then said fungus grows in desert places a lot. It blew me away, ringworm is so common on animals and this guy is giving tips to animal owners when he doesn't even know where fungus grows! If anyone is interested however, when I did see my doctor she said that I most likely did get it from my dog FROM outside DUE to it being MOIST, probably from her paws or fur but it didn't reach to her skin. I do not plan to go there again based on that, but that does not mean that this vet clinic is entirely horrible.

Please don't take your pet to this clinic. My German Sheppard was very healthy and I took her in because she had a small cut on her tail about 3/16. The medication prednisone, made my dog pancreas shut down, she lost 20 lbs. in 2 weeks. I called and ask this so-called vet about the weight loss and constant drinking of water and he said to continue the prednisone. He suggested I come in and he would prescribe a new drug to keep her from constantly drinking water, which I did. Finally after 2 weeks I took my dog in because she was dying., and when she saw the vet she started screaming and jumped in a chair and put her head in the corner of the room and just cried. I was heart broken seeing my dog suffer because of the steroid he had given her. After finding out she had diabetes, they just shrugged it off and told me to put my dog on insulin, he remarked she is just a old dog so what do I want, my dog was almost 5 years old. I ask how long my dog would live and the vet said maybe 2 years and the haughty staff said maybe 1 year if I'm lucky. Not having the desire to see my dog suffer anymore from this quack I decided to have my dog put out of her pain and suffering. Its hard to believe that the monstrous vet told me it was my dogs fault and she already had diabetes and was loosing weight, although he never checked her blood sugar levels before prescribing the steroid. They used a horse syringe (almost as big as your arm) and filled it full of blood to check her blood sugar levels, when a drop is all that is required. It is hard to understand how a vet and his staff can be so inhumane to a animal just to make money. She was fine till he treated her, save yourself the misery I went through find another vet. It is public record where this facility performed a botched surgery to remove the anal glands from another clients dog and didn't completely remove the anal glands correctly and was fined by the board of Vets 500 dollars for that inhuman stunt. DON'T do business with this quack.

My adopted dog was taken to this clinic for his neuter. Upon calling them I learned that not only did they not use sutures (on a 5 year old german shepherd) that they did not use any sort of pain medication after the surgery. That is unheard of and very sub-par. I am very upset with this, I can only pray that my poor dog does not get a scrotal hematoma!!

loved the clinic, it looks very professional, like a people clinic.. Service was great, doctor and staff treated my dog with the importance I give him, (he is part of my family and he was treated as such), vet gave him medicine and by the end of the day he was acting normal.

Staff on board too great care of my dog. First time visit, but it won't be the last.