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    Kelly’s Surgery - Queen Creek

    3.3 (19 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Brianne G.

    On August 7, 2025, I took my dog (1 year 3 mo) Mini Aussie to get neutered. When you go in it's just an open room with chairs. I wasn't expecting no receptionist and quickly learned that they don't even have a private room to meet your dog. It's just out in the open. The vet tech (I believe her name was Kayla or something similar to that) came to sit next to me in the customers chairs to go over the paperwork. My dog had an undecended testicle which I put on the intake paper. During this brief conversation, the tech asked me if I knew where the testicle was, and before I could even get out where I think it was, she crouched down (my dog was between my legs) and grabbed my dogs private area. No hello, no pets, no loves, just bam. It happened so quick I was still mid sentence -that's how quick she went down there. My dog who has never shown any sort of aggression, snapped at the tech. She stood up and yelled that my dog bit her and she will be back. I was so confused on what even just transpired because it happened so quickly. She went in the back and a few minutes later came out to tell me that she thought he broke skin but he did not. I felt so uncomfortable leaving him there after that but I had no other option. As I'm walking him to the door to go in the back, another tech was standing by and my puppy walked up to her and was licking her hand. The other tech told her "WATCH OUT FOR THAT ONE HE BITES." Labeling my dog as a biter when you have zero common sense on how to greet a new dog was inappropriate and wrong. I picked my dog up and they put him in a cone that was too big for him. I had to cut the cone just to use it. I called on Thursday afternoon after surgery and afternoon Friday because my dog was not responding to the sedation medication. They tried to make me feel as if that's normal and just because he got out of surgery. Next, they didn't tell me they close at 4pm on Friday and are closed all weekend with no after call options before during my booking. I should have booked Monday or Tuesday so that they would be available if any issues transpired. Well my pup ended up getting bloody diarrhea and vomit from the pain medication they gave to him. This happened at 5pm on Friday. So to my surprise when I'm frantically trying to call them and nobody is available - not even an aftercare nurse line. And the cherry on top... when I called on Monday to see if I can get him new pain meds since he was off of them all weekend from the bloody stool issue... they told me it would be $29... when I got there they took my card in the back to use it. When I got my receipt in my email... it was $39. Also why give separate pain med and sedation when you obviously had a 2 in 1 medication option? I spent money on two medications that didn't work on my dog when all along I could have just been prescribed that one for both pain and sedation - gabapentin. After researching Carpofen that they prescribed: All NSAIDs can: * Irritate the stomach lining * Increase stomach acid * Cause inflammation or ulceration in the GI tract This risk is much higher if: * The dog hasn't been eating well (empty stomach = less protection) * They're already stressed or recovering from anesthesia So why give a pup, who hasn't been eating and recovering from anesthesia, this NSAID medication when gabapentin was readily available?? I do not recommend this place.

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    I can't say enough about Dr. Kelly's Surgical in Queen Creek! The entire staff is wonderful, but Abby especially deserves recognition. I've been to many vet offices, and this one truly stands out because of her outstanding customer service. She was so loving and friendly with my pups that I immediately felt at ease. I even challenged her with my Frenchie, Obi, he's strong and usually hates nail trims. Most groomers in the past have sent him back saying he was impossible. But Abby proved us both wrong, she said Obi was calm with her! That blew me away. Dogs can sense character, and Abby's amazing energy clearly made all the difference. On top of that, my other pup was recently spayed here. The procedure was quick (done within an hour!) and she's doing great. Thank you, Abby, for your comfort, patience, and support with my pups. You've earned a lifelong client, and I'll be referring anyone I know who needs a caring, trustworthy office for their pets.

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