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    4 M/E Dog Services

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 7:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    Private dog training

    Pet boarding

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    I brought my dog here for a follow up (from a previous urgent care visit (different facility) 2…read moreweeks earlier) because he had a ruptured anal gland. I called this clinic to make an appointment and the lady was very nice to me and I was able to get him in....because my dog is a new patient she did explain that there would be a $50 deposit to hold the appointment...I had no problem with that because I found out that it does go toward the final bill of the visit. So, the appointment was set for 10:30...they do expect you to arrive 10 min early....I was actually 15 min early but when I brought him in, they were already expecting him....which I totally appreciated the prompt check in. They checked his weight and escorted us right into the exam room. Kylie (the vet tech) was so sweet! She was so professional and Rocky was very comfortable with her handling him! And Dr. Noyes was great too! She was very knowledgeable and had no problem answering my questions. Checking out was easy and the ladies at the front desk were very nice and proficient. I'm looking forward to bringing my dog here for all of his healthcare needs.

    *FOLLOW-UP* More…read moredisappointment from this clinic--and, frankly, more questions about their judgment and ethics. I received the attached letter terminating me as a client, with my negative review explicitly cited as the reason. So, to be clear: rather than addressing the concerns I raised about how my dog was handled, the clinic's response was to fire me as a client because I exercised my right to leave an honest review. What is even more troubling is that the clinic returned my $80 payment for the post-rabies observation. That raises a very obvious question: If the clinic was genuinely concerned enough about an alleged bite to require a rabies observation, why would they suddenly decide they no longer need to perform that observation? Wouldn't the clinic have an interest in completing the observation themselves--particularly for the safety and reassurance of the staff member who allegedly sustained the bite? Instead, they returned my money and terminated me as a client. That is a remarkable resolution to a situation the clinic itself characterized as serious enough to require rabies observation. For context, I brought my dog to this clinic for a routine nail trim. He was taken to the back without anyone asking me about his temperament, behavior, or how he should be handled. Approximately 15 minutes later, he was returned to me with none of his nails trimmed, and I was told that he had allegedly bitten a veterinary technician and therefore required a 10-day rabies observation. This was particularly concerning because the same clinic had administered his rabies vaccination only six months earlier. I did exactly what a responsible pet owner should do: I questioned what happened, expressed my concerns, and shared my experience publicly. Apparently, that was unacceptable to the clinic. Clients should not have to choose between remaining in good standing with a veterinary practice and being honest about their experience. A negative review is not misconduct. It is feedback. If a clinic's response to criticism is to terminate the client rather than address the underlying concerns, that speaks volumes. And now, by returning the observation fee after previously presenting the observation as necessary, the clinic has created even more questions about how this entire situation was handled. I stand by my review. In fact, receiving a termination letter because I left it has only reinforced my concerns and made this experience considerably more disappointing than it was to begin with.

    4 M/E Dog Services - pet_training - Updated August 2026

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