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    Carman Thomas M DVM

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Bully breed & anxious dog owners -- PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING…read more I brought my 11-year-old pit bull to this hospital today for an appointment because he has a large bump near his anus that needs to be evaluated. Anyone who owns a bully breed knows that vet visits can already be stressful, and my dog is particularly anxious in veterinary environments. I made the staff aware of this. My appointment was scheduled for 3:30 PM, and I arrived at 3:15 PM. A staff member escorted us into a separate exam/patient room because my dog is very anxious and can be reactive around other people and animals. The lady brought us 2 water bottles because it's a very hot day. What happened afterward was extremely frustrating. My dog and I sat there for approximately 45 minutes with nobody checking on us. My dog was crying and whining because he was scared and anxious, and not one person came in to check on him, update me, or tell me there was a delay. There was still no communication about when we would actually be seen. Because my dog was becoming increasingly anxious, I went to the receptionist and asked if I could walk him outside. I was told yes. I left my phone in the car and took my dog for a walk. When I came back, I discovered that I had two missed calls and a voicemail saying they were calling because I was a "no-show" and asking if I wanted to reschedule. A NO-SHOW?! I WAS THERE. My dog was there. Your staff escorted us to a room. We waited for approximately 45 minutes. I specifically asked your receptionist for permission to walk my dog. Instead of someone simply coming to the room and saying, "We're running behind, are you still able to wait?" or letting me know the veterinarian was delayed, I was apparently marked as a no-show while I was literally following the instructions given to me by your own staff. For owners of bully breeds, reactive dogs, or dogs who already struggle with anxiety, please think twice before bringing your dog here. These dogs require patience, communication, and proper handling. Putting an already anxious dog in an unfamiliar environment for nearly an hour with no updates and then have the AUDACITY to call me saying I was a NO SHOW????? I ultimately left because I was not going to continue putting my senior dog through unnecessary stress after the way this appointment was handled. My dog deserved better, and so did I. I strongly recommend bully-breed parents and anyone with an anxious or reactive dog look elsewhere for veterinary care. There are other veterinary hospitals that understand that these dogs need a little more patience and communication.

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