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    Coyne Veterinary Center - Francesca

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    Do not bring your pets here. My elderly dog caught kennel cough here on Monday. We brought him in…read moretoday, very sick and they made us sit out there for hours, with him yakking and hacking around the other pets the whole time. We had our ups and downs with this place but I tried very hard to give them second and third chances and I deeply regret it. My dog is suffering now because I tried to believe in them. They treated us with complete indifference today, even though my dogs illness was caused by them. Don't let this happen to you. Go elsewhere.

    This clinic operates like a corporate, profit-driven business that takes every opportunity to…read moreupsell and inflate costs. For two years in a row, I brought my cat here for grooming. They require rabies and Bordetella vaccines, which I understand and have no issue with. The advertised grooming cost is $81, yet once you factor in the mandatory exam fee and additional "miscellaneous" charges, my bill exceeded $300 each time. What makes this worse is that for the second year in a row, my cat developed a respiratory infection shortly after grooming. This resulted in yet another required exam visit plus antibiotics, adding an additional $178. What should have been a routine grooming turned into nearly a $500 experience. On top of that, they now require you to sign a form prior to grooming that feels like a psychological pressure tactic rather than informed consent. You are asked to choose whether you want CPR or a DNR for your pet under anesthesia if you decline $225 bloodwork, essentially forcing you into an emotionally charged decision to push additional services. I would be more understanding of the pricing if the outcomes were better, but after two consecutive years of illness following grooming and constant upselling, I no longer trust this clinic's priorities. Pet care should not feel like a sales transaction.

    Love My Pet - petservices - Updated September 2026

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