Time for a new vet?

[krazyaboutkatz]

I also used to pick my vets according to location but sometimes it's worth driving a bit to get a really good vet. My current vet is about 20-25 minutes away from me depending on traffic but I don't mind because it's a wonderful hospital. The previous ones were only about 5-10 minutes away. It also helps if you can get good referrals from friends or neighbors. Then you already know what to expect. Good luck.

[pomtzu]

Leave that place and don't look back. I'm surprised that she has any patients at all, with those nasty reviews!!!

You wouldn't go to a doctor for yourself if the practice was such a dirty and unfriendly place - would you?? The same should go for your pets. They deserve better!

[Queen of Poop]

Leave that place and don't look back. I'm surprised that she has any patients at all, with those nasty reviews!!!

You wouldn't go to a doctor for yourself if the practice was such a dirty and unfriendly place - would you?? The same should go for your pets. They deserve better!

I couldn't agree more!

[K9karen]

Agreed. Get out of there fast. I, the hooman, changed docs a lot until I found my perfect match. I'd do the same for my pets. My vet service cleans the room after each pet visit. I've seen it. OK, they're a tad expensive, but I love them. If any of my vets pulled my dog's ears, they'd be sitting on the floor flat on their butt. Great that you got the medical records! Smart thinking!

[MonicanHonda]

I would change... it's quite easy... not as hard as one would think. New vets love to hear about your animals and they get in the groove real fast. I also notice that new vets give different inputs on your dogs... so they can help you find a problem that your other vet may have dismissed if you are having a problem. (Like my new vet found out Honda had bone cancer when the other vet just dismissed it)

[snakemama]

Just switch. You don't owe them an explanation. I've switched several times and I'm always glad when I do.