Excellent experience with first visit. Knowledgeable, experienced and compassionate team. Friendly, super efficient office. Convenient easy access location and lots of parking. read more

I have wrestled for days about writing this review. I rarely write reviews but feel compelled to now. On March 26, 2025, I had to let one of my precious Bichons go. He was given a sedative first then the final shot. He was comfortably lying in my arms. When the sedative was given, he screamed, I cried uncontrollably. My Husband was also present and visibly shaken. In my 74 years I have given many dogs back to God. This was the first time I had experienced this. The Vet said he moved, and the shot went into his muscles. I did not hear this that day, my Husband told me later. Weeks later I questioned the Vet and was told the same. On September 18, 2025, I lost another of my precious Bichons. Again, he was in my arms, my Husband said with his eyes closed because he trusted me. The sedative was given; he screamed. This protocol is unacceptable and cruel not only to my babies but also for my Husband and me. The Vet said that day he always cried with injections. Five days before this we were in the ER with this pup, and he had an injection and did not make a sound. I have been haunted daily by these screams. Letting a dog go is traumatic enough without having to experience something like this. Not only once but twice in six months. UPDATE: While I appreciate only some of your response (below) to my review, Dr. Levitsky being the Owner of Healing Paws. They do not even come close to closure for my Husband and I after witnessing what should have been a peaceful and dignified transition for both Tyler and Tigger. I could possibly accept, maybe, just maybe if only one of my boys had screamed but not both. This was not rare! I have had a total of 15 dogs in my lifetime. And of these precious dogs I was with them at the end just like Tyler and Tigger. Not ONE screamed, NOT one. Tyler and Tigger were the only two that Dr. Key performed the sedatives on and the anesthesia. A peaceful transition for both were my only "needs". I really do not know what you are talking about as far as policy, etc. and find these comments to my review par for the course as well as amusing. I spent 20K there in a little over 2 1/2 years, you were well compensated. I only came back to Healing Paws in 2023 because of Dr. Key. I left in 2019 for numerous reasons that were unprofessional of you and your staff. I am terribly sorry I returned. I could go on and will update this as necessary. read more

We felt right at home. Reign was so relaxed and not nervous at all. It's such a cozy space and makes you forget you're at the vets. We're so happy to see Dr Key in her new space with Healing Paws. read more

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I cannot say enough good things about the team at Healing Paws. We were struggling to find an affordable option to spay our dog in DC, so my aunt recommended that we bring her up to Healing Paws for the procedure. It was well worth the 45-minute drive. They are professional, friendly, thorough, and extremely responsive. I don't hesitate to put my fur babies in their care. Healing Paws will be our go-to from now on for all our pets' needs! read more

Just learning that this vet refuses to work with Chewy. If you order Rx or Rx food from Chewy, this is not the vet for you.

We bring our girls (two Australian cattle dogs) here for chiropractor, acupuncture and laser treatment as well as routine Vet needs. Doc Levitski is top notch and always spends quality time explaining treatments and answering any questions we may have. Both eastern and western medicine is practiced here, both well done. read more

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This is a very good place to get veterinary care for your fur baby's. They are very friendly, kind and considerate. They are also very thorough, and they Can get you in almost any time you need it. They do charge you a fee for emergency care, but it is nowhere near the cost of the emergency vet clinic. I would recommend this place to anyone who needs veterinary services. read more

They have taken care of my many high needs animals for years! I love the very caring atmosphere! They always care about my pets feelings and stress. They work so hard for them to have a good experience coming in. The staff-everyone cares so much! They are great! read more

I love this vet. They've been wonderful with my cats. They've always seen us quickly when we've had an emergency. But I'm specifically motivated to post by the recent negative review from the person who has never actually been to this vet. (https://www.yelp.com/user_details?userid=Tvoj1gV0jkP9DLyriAM7yw) I also chose this vet to explore holistic options. When my first cat was diagnosed with cancer, Dr. Levitsky did surgery to remove the tumor - AND she referred me to an oncologist. I went to the oncologist as long as I could afford to go. When my second cat got cancer - same thing - she recommended and did surgery. Third cat with cancer (yep! it sucks) of a different kind - we've elected not to do surgery or chemo, due to the type and location of the cancer, as well as having spent 20K in several years to end up losing two cats anyway, so Healing Paws have provided supplements and antibiotics to keep him comfortable. So if someone went here and got no allopathic medical intervention, such as surgery - it's either because they didn't want it or couldn't afford it. It's certainly NOT because Healing Paws didn't recommend or offer it (unless it was inoperable/untreatable) As a general rule, it might be best to reserve one star reviews for places you've actually been to yourself. If this reviewer has any integrity, they will remove this unfair negative review. read more

The receptionist was rude and belligerent....and I was just trying to arrange an appointment. At some point the owner will see that they are losing customers. I now go to Crofton Veterinary Center on Defense Hwy... Great people! read more

Dr. Jennifer L. offered excellent alternative treatment to my dog Baci for his cancer. We are extremely thankful that we have such an amazing holistic practitioner in this area. He is now cancer free thanks to her treatment and finally surgery. We agree the front manager can be abrasive, but its worth the annoyance. My other dog goes for chiropractic care and is doing much better for his 13 years of age. Excellent chiropractic care by chiropractor that specializes in animals that is there once weekly. We tried other chiropractors but they are wonder at healing paws. read more

All I can say is "Wow". I'd never found a vet that I felt really good about until my recent visit to Healing Paws. My fuzzy son is terrified of everyone... he gets anxiety just seeing a stranger, let alone having one poke and prod at him. Dr. Jennifer Levitsky gave us an hour for our first visit and took her time getting to know my pooch before she even touched him. By the end of the visit he was more comfortable and probably the least frightened/tense that I've ever seen him at the vet. The office is amazing. It's beautiful and was designed with the client in mind! From the non slip floors to the homey feeling examination rooms (complete with dog beds and toys) it was an awesome environment. Dr. Levitsky not only answered all of my questions and concerns and did it in a way that I felt she was educating me, not lecturing me! I have always hated when vets say "you're doing that wrong" without much information of why. Dr. L answered all my Whys without even having to ask. I really look forward to an on going care relationship with this office, the Dr and staff are just awesome! read more

We took our 10 week old German Shorthaired Pointer in for his first official visit yesterday. I stopped in previously to tour the facility and meet the staff as we selected a Vet for our new puppy. I was very impressed than and even more so now. The Staff was so welcoming & incredible with Ryeder and he seemed so happy to be there. There was no stress as he ran around the office exploring the new environment. They have a beautiful office that is both welcoming for the animal as well as the owner. From the little things such as slip proof flooring, doggie beds on the floor for exams and toys for the animals to state-of-the-art equipment for treatment. Plus Ryeder just loved the "meatball" treats! Dr. Levitsky's approach to treatment was what we were looking for and she went out of her way to answer our long list of questions on our first visit. We look forward to a long and healthy relationship for Ryeder with Healing Paws and the incredible staff. read more

Woo Hoo Nicest vet office I've visited. The anti slip floors are great ! Dr. Was able to spend quality time with my Lab. and explain her approach for her care. 5 stars highly recommend. read more

We were impressed with the pet friendly atmosphere and the caring attention our kitty received from the staff and Dr. Levitsky. On her first visit to Healing Paws our kitty almost fell asleep on the examining table (the first time in 14 years) - she was so relaxed. We were quite surprised. Dr. Levitsky has that "magic touch" with animals. The following day kitty had a dental cleaning & extractions (6 teeth). Dr. Levitsky did a great job and our kitty is back to normal! We expected Quality Care, Reasonable Prices, Friendly & Professional Staff, and a doctor with Compassion, Expertise and a Holistic Philosophy toward the care of our kitty. (http://bit.ly/14v4IV8). We got them all. read more

I just started taking my Rough Collie Delilah to Healing Paws last year. I wish I had known about this clinic sooner. We had the greatest experience here. When I had to make the most difficult decision to have my sweet and beautiful Delilah put down, Dr. Levitsky and her staff understood and empathized with me. Their actions warmed my heart. This difficult and heartbreaking process seemed a little bit easier to deal with due to the way the staff engaged with me with our loss. This all meant so much to me. I highly recommend this clinic. read more

A few years ago this place was my favorite. It was hard to come by vets who promotes holistic healing. Our first visits were fine. When my dog got hurt they wouldn't see him. I'm sure they were busy, but it upset me that his vet couldnt make time. (Thinking now they purely don't care. They're overbooked anyway so emergencies can't be seen.) Fast forward to the the last three of our visits. One of them we found acupuncture needles on the dog bed and on the floor. Mind you I had a 4 year old child with me on that visit. Another visit they treated my dog like he was some sort of wild beast. Not sure if it was just a bad day, but it was really hard to see them treat him so poorly. He was so anxious after the long wait, their negativity didn't help settle him. The last and final time we were there we were waiting for over an hour before the vet came in. I'm used to the wait, but an hour? Again the vet treated my dog poorly and acted as if he were vicious. She acted as if he were going to attack her any moment. Yet 10 minutes prior the vet tech was in the room with us petting him and sitting on the floor getting kisses. He gave her no reason, besides being a 'bully' breed, to act so poorly towards him. There was no reason for her attitude. But now he's just an anxious mess after a bad interaction and an hour wait. When we left I promised my boy I would find him a place that would treat him kindly. Lake shore animal hospital has been just that. No breed discrimination. They also understand raw diets. My dog is way more calm there, no bad vibes, and they don't keep you waiting for very long at all. Plenty of staff on hand. Healing Paws has been more concerned with the $$ than their patients. You're always waiting for an ungodly amount of time and they want you out of there as fast as they can. They lady at the front desk can be pretty rude as well. read more

Really disappointed with Healing Paws. plus, their staff is lackluster. Going elsewhere. the third times the charm.

We started taking our dogs here because we wanted something more holistic. We've been happy ever since, and our dogs like it too. People must be catching on, because the vet it very busy. However, the front desk staff always tries to get us in for an appointment, even on short notice. The waiting area is awesome, including a large water feature to provide calming environment for pets, and Keurig coffee for owners. The rooms are great, and they have eschewed traditional stainless steel exam tables, choosing instead to just go for dogs beds on the floor. This helps keep pets comfortable. Very thorough exams, and no pressure to spend money needlessly. Keep in mind that this type of practice can cost the customer more, but the focus is not on cranking out procedures just to make money. Overall, you're going to spend the same as at other vets, but for different, more holistic solutions. Great staff, great doctors. I would recommend to anyone. read more

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I wanted to take a moment to write a review of this office. Had to make the hard decision to put my 14 year old dog down as he was in a lot of pain. Chose to go here rather then my regular clinic because of the fact that the examination rooms all have inviting beds and no exam tables. I was greeted with great tenderness, care and professionalism. As hard as my decision was the staff in this office were great and made the process a lot more bearable. A few days later I received a sympathy card hand signed by the staff. Can't tell you how much this meant to me. Highly recommend this clinic read more

Have two Coton's. One is female and one is male. They're litter mates. Very sweet pups. Very sociable. I'm really hoping my experience was isolated. Meant to post this awhile ago. Beware! Met Dr. Rachael while she was covering another vet at another practice who was on vacation. At the initial visit she was personable and very sweet to the pups. We discussed integrative vet care which she practiced. So I transferred to Healing Paws because of Dr. Rachael. The pups initialing experienced very sensitive stomachs. We worked together and after a few weeks they stabilized. We discussed the pups getting neutered and spayed. We also discussed whether it was a good idea to have both pups done at the same time. And we discussed laser versus conventional surgery. On one visit Dr. Rachael was limping & seemed off. She later called to say she was a mess due to a fall at home. She explained she was on medication and maybe shouldn't have come into work. Thought it was odd and wondered why she was working if she wasn't capable to function professionally. The pups were scheduled for surgery in early October. Laser was chosen for Lady (the female) as Dr. Rachael stated it was less intrusive, faster healing time and a fast recovery. The information was emailed to me and two different charges were presented; regular and upgraded. The difference was with the upgraded ( which I chose) the pups were to go home with upgraded medications. Of course it cost more! When I called to find out what the differences were in terms of medication I was told the upgraded choice included better pain meds. On the day of surgery I arrived early and sign the authorizations on a blank sign in pad. I was promised that the female would receive laser surgery and the male would have his hernia repaired. While we'd discussed the upgraded care both with Dr. Rachael and the Office Manager I relied on their professionalism. Also relied on laser surgery and hernia repair as we'd discussed many times. Prior to surgery I'd requested a list of what would help with their recovery do that I could have everything ready once they came home. I'd also lighten my work schedule to be home with the pups gif the first 2-3 weeks. The office manager called to ask if the female's surgery could be featured on their site. Dr. Rachael called to say they'd done well and that Lady was awake quietly resting on her lap while she was at her computer. She discussed the male pups hernia was repaired without any problem. We arrived to pick up the pups and were told the meds we were given contained pain medication. On the ride home the pups moaned the entire trip despite being held while resting on pillows. We gave them "pain meds" as prescribed. The pups slept on and off for two hours. They began moaning again and we called the emergency number we were given. The number was for their software support company. When we called the recommended ER we were told the doctor would only come in if the vet assistant felt it was necessary. We evaluated whether or not to wait until the office opened, or go to the ER. We decided to wait for Dr. Rachael. Immediately upon opening (8 a.m.) I put in a call. I was told Dr. Rachael would get back to me. At noon, a surgery follow up call came in to inquire about the statue of the pups. After many phone calls I called the office at 2 p.m. Demanding yo speak to the doctor. Dr. Rachael got on the phone and told the story of rocking her pup after surgery. And went onto apologize that we were told the wrong thing as she'd changed her mind about pain meds. But offered to have pain meds available at the front desk and a price was quoted. There was no concern for the pain my pups were in nor was there any inquiry the next day. The pups did well with pain meds. We went in a week later and were met by a defensive Dr. Rachael. I posed the question to her-"how would you feel after a hysterectomy without pain meds. She smirked. I began to wonder if she were still on drugs! For their six week checkup I conveyed to her that the female continued to have urinary incontinence. She hadn't had s problem prior to surgery. Her immediate response was this couldn't happen and she had never heard of this. She began suggesting further surgery to see if the pup had kidney stones. We began to grow concern with the pups incision and called Dr. Rachael. We were told to wait until she returned from vacationnSeveral weeks went by as the pups began to heal I took the pups back to our old vet in Philadelphia. She examined the pups, performed several tests and suggested the female didn't have kidney stones. She felt the pup had an adverse situation during laser surgery that needed to be addressed immediately. The male pup she informed me had not had hernia repair and he would need surgery in the immediate future. read more

Dr Levitsky is wonderful. We are a family who prefer to treat ourselves and our ailments as naturally as possible. And we like to treat our dogs that way too. I'm so happy I finally found a vet that can offer natural remedies to common issues instead of throwing steroids and expensive prescriptions at us. We bring both of our dogs here, an APBT and an English Bull Terrier, they both love their doctor. She has been able to help us naturally resolve any issues that have come up with allergies and skin issues. Not only has it saved us money but it has helped to keep our dogs as healthy as possible without medications. She understands my one dogs anxiety around strangers, and his instinct to guard me. She never pushes him or puts him in an unpleasant situation. Always offering advice and support instead of judging him for his behavior. By the end of the visit he is sitting at her feet like the big baby he is. They are not over priced, and give great advice. I really trust Dr Levitsky with my dogs. And that's so important to us, the boys are part of our family. read more

My Maggie is 13 1/2 and starting to show her age. Healing Paws was recommended by a friend who also has a senior dog and I could not be any happier! From the front door all the way through the exam and acupuncture session we felt like family. While we have had many great vets in Maggie's life, I have never walked away from the first visit saying we will never go anywhere else! The office is beautiful, but unlike so many other places, the beauty continues with the wonderful staff and doctor! read more

It was time for Zoe Anne to have her yearly. After Dr. Jen has been to our house several times to do acupuncture on Abby Louise, we decided to give the office a try. The staff is awesome. They got down on the floor, and talked with Zoe Anne, BEFORE they even did a weight. The receptionist was very helpful. Halfway thru the appointment, Zoe Anne had laid down on the seat and totally relaxed. That has NEVER happened anywhere. We met Dr. Jen on a holiday weekend. She had never seen Abby Louise, and gave up time on a holiday, and a Sunday, to come to our house to treat Abby, who was really sick. We all think she is the best read more

I have show dogs. Ergo, I demand the best in health care for them. Healing Paws hits the mark. Healing Paws has a spa-like atmosphere and doesn't have tables in most of their exam rooms. The vets and techs sit down on the floor with your dog. My dogs don't like vets, but warmed up to the vets here. Lots of emphasis of nutrition, but they also do Rx as needed. Last week I had a dog get bout of diarrhea. It was 6:00 p.m. and I called Healing Paws and left a message. I figure they could see the dog the next day (Saturday). They called back (surprise!) and we spoke for a while. The vet did a Rx for my dog and they left it where I could pick it up that night. I was able to do that and start the dog on her meds, which have helped a great deal. I don't know any other vet that would do that for a customer. Major kudos! read more

So... I cannot speak of this hospital personally. But a very close family member went there because of the "holistic" approach. As everyone has the right to do if you believe in it. And I have no issue with everyones belief. But to say "goats milk" and "herbs" will help? NO! These pets need more than that, they deserve more than that. Yes they will die eventually with chemotherapy as well. But at the very least let them know there ARE other options! Not even 1 month and her baby is gone. Which at the very least could have stretched out to 6 months or more with the right treatment plan. And NO, no pet is cancer free because of her treatment, only surgery can "help" with that if at all warranted based on the case. This honestly makes me sick that she told my family friend everything would be fine as long as they did what she said? Shame on you! read more

We have been with Dr. Levitsky since before she opened Healing Paws. We absolutely believe that the holistic approach, before modern medicine, is the way to go. Many times my two rescued pits have been healed this way. read more

Love Dr.Lavitsky and Dr. Amber! It's great to have alternatives veterinary options! I use their chiropractic services as well as conventional veterinary care. Staff is great! read more

Unfortunately, this place has gone down hill pretty fast in the last year. I took my dog to get a bump on his leg checked. The vet wanted to do a biopsy. I asked how long will that take to get the results- roughly 5 days was the answer I got. So after waiting a week ( 7days) I call to inquire about the results and am told that there is only a "preliminary report": and a note would be placed for a tech to call about it. So after not hearing anything, a few more days pass- I tried calling back and it just rang - no answer. Then the following week (14 days later) I call again and am told there is a report in and the doctor will call to discuss the results( around 10:30 am). I wait the remainder of that day and all the following day with out any word. I then stop by the office - pretty pissed off at this point- I want the results and nothing to do with this clinic anymore, these instances make me think my dog is not being properly taken care of. I am made to wait for the doctor, who offers nothing but excuses about doctors being off and not seeing notes etc. She then proceeds to tell me that to get a more definitive diagnosis we will need to take a bigger piece. I stopped her right there, I can't trust you to get me biopsy results you seriously think I am going to let you do anything to my dog. Sadly this is not the only time that I have had trouble getting results from tests (ones that the vet recommend) 1) If you have a practice- shouldn't you handing pending things off to the covering vet during that time (especially if the "patient " calls multiple times" about it?) 2) this is a bx - a test that could tell me if my dog does or does not have cancer- again calling multiple times and being left to wait and worry. Due to my previous visit at this vet( when Dr. Klickman left) I was already wavering on finding a new vet but thought I will give them one more chance. Yeah this situation sealed the deal that I will never take my animals back to this clinic. read more

Dr. Klickman has seen my dog for several years. She immediately caught several issues my girl had and referred us to a specialist. During my dog's most recent health crisis, Dr. Klickman corresponded with me via email and called me on her days off to check on my girl. I do believe it was her proactive nature that saved our girl's life. She is always thorough and really takes the time to explain things to us. I have one negative comment about Healing Paws which I have experienced and I have actually heard from many different people in the community...it is that the office manager here is abrasive and at times difficult to deal with. This is something I would hope they would address. If I didn't like Dr. Klickman's care so much, this would cause me to switch vets.At time it feels like I am inconveniencing the office manager when I call to make an appointment or ask a question about my dog. In addition, her abrasive and curt demeanor are the opposite of what I would expect from a "tranquil" environment such as Healing Paws. read more

I cannot say enough positive things about Healing Paws. Dr. Levitsky has beautiful healing energy and we were completely taken care of. Michelle is a sweetheart and worked very hard to get us in when my baby really needed to. Marie was very helpful and sweet and made us feel comfortable. I took my 12 year old dog here today and I am taking my other two girls (cats) from now on as well. Don't wait, switch to Healing Paws and start preventative measures to help your babies. read more

Very pleased with our experience at Healing Paws. Happy to have found a new vet in our area that can take care of our pets.

In any medical setting the key word is trust. I trust Dr. Jennifer Levitsky implicitly with my three pomeranians..... Bobbie at the front desk is incredibly knowledgable (over 15 years experience alone!) I know there are lots of options in the Anne Arundel/B'more County line. But these folks are absolutely the best. I a a neurotic Puppy-Mama, I KNOW!!!! read more

To be 100% transparent, I have never written a Yelp post. After all the great or horrific experiences I've had at businesses, I've never been motivated to write reviews. So, unfortunately, this is my first. We will never visit Healing Paws again. Long story short: We went in on Wednesday to get our dog's eye checked out, we came home with a new diet for our dog -- the raw diet. The day we started to gradually put her on the diet, she threw up 5 times and could not stop dry heaving. After taking her to the hospital, the doctors ruled out the cause of it being something from a plastic wrapper we noticed and blamed the raw diet. After getting anti nausea medication, she continued to vomit the next day and when we called the vet instead of going back to the hospital, they couldn't fit us into their schedule. After spending 3 hours back in the pet emergency room, the doctor decided to take X-rays to come to the conclusion of nothing found in her stomach except gas filling up her intestines and colon from the RAW DIET. And they wanted to hospitalize her overnight so she didn't become dehydrated. After $1,000 our dog is finally back to normal - when she should have never been abnormal in the first place!! When we finally got a follow up call they didn't offer our money back - even for the food that we threw out. We just got a "sorry this never happens to my patients" apology. Thanks for the expensive trial to see if my dog could handle this diet. read more

In reference to CJW's review - if your experience was that upsetting common sense dictates you would want to warn others before leaving for California and sooner than 9 months after it occurred. After reading this reviewer's account of events I find it to have little or no substance in fact and it is the opinion of someone who does not have good communication skills. I have entrusted Dr. Rachel Klickman with all my pets (at one time 5 dogs and 4 cats) for over 7 years and I can testify from experience CJW's criticism is totally erroneous on all levels. I spent over a month researching veterinarians to work with me in treating my Scottie, Gus. I had no complaints with my then current Vet but he had a very busy practice and I wanted to be actively involved in my animals care. I made an appointment with Crofton Veterinarian Clinic and met with Dr. Klickman. She knew I was there for a consult concerning Cushings Disease and spent over an hour with me. I told her there was a current study on Cushings in dogs and would get her the name of the Vet that was heading the research. She called me the next day; she had not only researched the study, but discovered it was headed by her former professor and she had sent Gus's information to him. Because of this, we found Gus didn't have Cushings he had Atypical Cushings. A few years later I brought Gus in and the only thing I could tell Dr. Klickman was "he's acting strange, it isn't Gus." within 2 hrs she called me at work to let me know he had diabetes and she had made arrangements for him to see Dr. Paola at Atlantic Veterinarian Internal Medicine. Had she not been proactive Gus would not have made it through the night. When the day came when Pancreatitis, Diabetes and Atypical Cushings had taken it's toll, Dr. Klickman was in the process of moving to a new residence, but took time out and came to my home so Gus could die with his people in a place he felt safe. Does this sound like the "Dr. Rachael" described in CWS's distorted appraisal? But there is more. After Dr. Klickman left the Crofton practice, my second Scottie, a rescue named Wickett was diagnosed with bladder cancer. She was in the care of an oncologist, Dr. Frederic Jacobs, in Towson. That's when I discovered Dr. Klickman had moved to Healing Paws and made an appointment for Wickett. The reason wasn't for cancer treatment, we were just buying her time and we knew that, but I believe the combination of good nutrition with the chemo is beneficial. When the time came, as with Gus and Arlo the cat, before her, Dr. Klickman came to the house and Wickett's passing was peaceful. Currently Dr. Klickman is the primary care giver to my remaining 4 dogs and one cat. My female Scottie, Piccolo, has a weight problem that has been an issue for years. Determined to get to the bottom of the problem, Dr. Klickman ran some tests and found she had high protein levels which would be fatal if not treated. Dr. Klickman started her on a Rx and a low protein diet. I made an appointment to see Dr. Jacobs and he concurred with Dr. Klickman's treatment and only adjusted the dosage. Piccolo's protein levels have gone down drastically and she has lost weight. I would hate to think that one distorted assessment would prevent anyone from acquiring the care of a dedicated, compassionate and considerate veterinarian for their companions. read more