Dr. Capraro was my vet for around 2 years and I last visited around a year ago, at which point I found it hard to trust veterinarians' motives. I had a suspicion that Capraro was more about making money than formulating and executing a good plan to figure out what was wrong with my dog. Each time I came in with a problem, I could expect they would want me to get the full set of get x-rays, blood work, and a myriad of suggested products that he sells regardless of the issue.
At one point I came in because my dog was having seizures. After the standard "sell", he suggested medications. When asked of the side effects of the medication, he said would have to get back to me on that. He called me back later, but by that time I had Googled the side effects for myself.
What really compels me write this review is that my suspicions were confirmed after finding a new vet recently. My dog was recently diagnosed with hypothyroidism after the initial blood test. My dog's records from Dr. Capraro were transferred over, conveniently without the blood test results. We had to ask for them specifically. My new vet said hypothyroidism was showing in both blood tests from Capraro a year ago and could have been treated then. I highly suggest everyone look in another direction if they would like real treatment for their animals. read more