I was a new client and I brought a stool sample in. So several weeks later on my next scheduled…read morevisit, I said to the vet , the stool specimen was OK. Right .He stated no one called you. I have told them about that. He left the room ,came back with medication for my dog and instructions when I should bring back another specimen, and this was no charge. I brought the specimen back as advised, and the person at the desk tried to charge me and I explained to her that the vet stated there was no charge. So then I'm assuming it was a vet tech that came out ,she was very rude to me and stated he is compensating you ,but only if you call for results on Monday. She said this to me more than once. I didn't want to make a scene but as a new client, no one informed me I was supposed to call for results. My prior veterinarian always called us if the results were abnormal. I was very happy with the vet. but for this vet tech to reiterate more than once that I had to call, Monday was ridiculous . considering my puppy did not receive treatment in a timely manner.

If I could give no stars I would. My cat buddy who is almost 4 started hacking. He would do it…read moreperiodically so I figured a piece of food was caught or a hairball. By the next day he was lethargic, labored breathing with his mouth open, wheezing, watery eyes and nose and sneezing and coughing. I called my regular vet and they couldn't get him in. I called mobile vets. They were booked. I ended up getting a hold of woodridge animal clinic. They got me in within a couple hours of calling. I go in. The receptionist was really nice as was the vet tech who got my info. Dr.legoretta took x-rays. Now all I had was 300 dollars. I explained that I thought buddy had pnumonia and had spread it to my other 6 cats. He proceeded to tell me that buddy had a possible blockage and gas in his stomach which was causing his organs to shift up causing the labored breathing. He did give him a b12 injection and a steroid.told me he didn't think it was viral or bacterial so he wasn't going to prescribe any antibiotics. I asked well how come it has spread to my other cats if it's not viral or bacterial. He response and I quote was maybe all your cats ate the same thing and they are blocked. I mean are u serious? So I came home mad and upset. I used to be an rvt. So I got some aqua mox which is amoxicillian for fish aquariums. A friend sent me some albuterol and I have some homeopathic nose relief for cats.ive been dosing since Thursday and doing breathing treatments on buddy 3 to 4 times a day with a humidifier in my bathroom. The symptoms on all cats are going away. They are not labored breathing or congested. They still need to be treated for another week but are much better. Ohh and the gas that he said was in their stomach causing their organs to push up and couldn't breath was actually air because they were mouth breathing. I paid 250 dollars and he could have killed all my cats if I hadn't trusted my own gut as an ex registered vet tech. And he took 2x-rays.a lateral view and a verticle view. The vertical view looked fine but his lungs looked a little cloudy in the lateral view. He told me it was air. No it was infection from the pnumonia. I'm writing this review because this vet could have killed my cat. You mean to tell me you see a cat with labored open mouth breathing, goopy eyes and nose and congestion, sneezing and coughing so hard he would scream and your diagnosis is a possible blockage and his organs being pushed up from gas in his stomach. This was pnumonia not your bs diagnosis. So if you want a dead animal go to this vet. But I will never ever go back there ever again. And if I were you I wouldn't either.

Our ten year old Curly Coated Retriever had a large MAST CELL cancer on her ear flap. Mast Cells…read moreare tricky and you have to be able to remove almost 3 inches of healthy tissue. Dr. Kirwin went ahead and it couldn't have gone any better. That has been almost a year now and our girl is doing great. I believe Dr. Kirwin understands the needs of an older large breed dog.

Wanted my pet every month until he was almost dead and refused to see him…read more All they care about is money

This vet has been amazing. Even tho my dog hates the vet they are so good to him and try to make…read morehim as comfortable as possible. Everyone here is so caring and their pricing is great compared to a lot of other vets. Highly recommend this vet!!

I only trust my puppy princess to the best and Dr. Applebaum is the man…read more Patients should feel assured when I spend wayyyyyyy too much time staring at their EKGs and echos cause i love what I do far too much. That's how I feel about Dr. Applebaum - everytime he sees my dog its like hes coming home to his own puppy and you can tell how much he loves what he does. He is very calm and reassuring if something is wrong but at the same time if he feels he needs to intervene he will. He explains everything in a large amount of detail that is easy to understand and you can tell he has a large wealth of knowledge. I really feel the care that my canine daughter receives is the best

For routine pet care, Appletree Pet Clinic is such a nice option. Dr. Applebaum is a calm,…read morereasonable fellow who takes an interest in my dog and never pressures me into treatments I don't want. My dog is always excited to go to the vet, as Dr. Applebaum makes the visit feel more interesting and less clinical for the dog. He's slightly on the homeopathic side, but still advocates heartworm pills and other medicines, which just so happens to be perfect for me and my dog. I believe his family lives on the second floor of his practice, and he's a very nice guy. When I was planning a trip out west, he lent me all of his hiking guides and brochures for Yellowstone and Oregon. Our dog is four, and we've been patients since he was a puppy. I have nothing but awesome things to say about this pet clinic.

Inflexible and more concerned about money than safety of you and your pet. Explained in depth her…read morerecent escalation in aggression. Gave her gabapentin before appointment just to get her in her carrier and she still aggressed to the point of drawing blood. Jeremy, the manager, refused to waive the late cancellation fee of $75 even with the obvious unavoidable and unforeseen circumstances. He would not reschedule her appt or keep the appt for my other cat unless the bill was paid. I requested their files to go to another vet. He has continued to email and text me the bill, including interest, and has threatened collections if not paid. Pathetic business practice and just lost over 5 pets in our family.

We have been loyal clients for over 15 years with MFPH with our 3 pets. This past year we have not…read morebeen able to schedule any urgent visits for our, now aged and ill pet. VERY FRUSTRATING. They prefer that you text them and then they just told me, numerous times to 'find another vet or urgent care for your pet. ' They will take the annual visit appointments, but when I have really needed them over the past year they tell me to go somewhere else? Perhaps they should stop overbooking new clients so they can service their loyal clients.

Very thankful for the same-day, weekend, availability they provided us. It was the worst day of my…read morelife so far and they were very compassionate. Thank you

We had to make a hard decision with our 13 year old dog Buddy. We found Comfort of Home Vets…read morethrough Google and read and considered the services. We were a little nervous because this was the first result on Google, however, Dr. Sweeney and her technician Julie were more professional and caring than anything we could have hoped for. Everything was first class, they even wrapped Buddy in a beautiful blanket before carrying him out.

I've been bringing my Bernese Mountain Dog here since he was a puppy, over three years now. I…read moreprefer this clinic to some of the larger ones because Dr. Phil really takes the time to listen to our experiences with Bernie and gives him treats to keep him calm while he examines him. He pointed out some potential growth issues early on and we were able to get Bernie into swimming lessons to strengthen his back legs and now he is a gorgeous healthy boy. Dr. Phil is straight up and honest and we appreciate that.

Great place my German Shepard had a ear infection they saw Gus very shortly after I called. Great…read morestaff Dr Michelle is great very caring Vet .Explained every thing in detail to me. They are truly full service even helped me out to the car with Gus.

If I could give 10 stars I would. My pup Dexter was recently diagnosed with bone cancer and I did…read morenot want to have to go back to vet to euthanize as I had heard there were at home services. The vet referred me to Angel's Paws. Everyone was extremely caring, they explained the process and, allowed me to schedule Dexter's appointment per my schedule. The technician who came to our house brought Dexter a cheeseburger. Welcomed Dexter's "sister-dog" Hanna to stay in the room so she could also say goodbye. They did not rush through the process at all and stepped away to give privacy for my family after Dexter crossed the rainbow bridge. I was also able to order customized urn for dexter, tattoo quality paw print and nose print . I will use this service again and would recommend Angel's Paws to anyone.

Angels walk among us. We lost our beloved Bo on New Year's Eve. He would have been 15 in April…read more He took a really bad turn and since it was in the middle of the holiday season and our vet was closed, we were terrified that his suffering would be prolonged. We called Angel's Paws at 9 AM and Dr. Kate Smith arrived by 3. By 3:15, Bo suffered no more. Words cannot express how grateful we are for this incredible service. Dr. Kate's calm compassion and meticulous care was exactly what my family needed during this very difficult time. We are so lucky to have Angels like Dr. Kate living among us. With our deepest gratitude. Andy and Katie Janig.