Loretta and her team are great. They have a real passion for animals and it shows in how they…read moregreet Sadie and how happy Sadie is whenever she gets to go spend time at Macfee's Paw Spa & Inn.

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Brandy is very kind and attentive to my dog's needs during their groom. She's creative and does her…read morebest to make my furbabies comfortable, I highly recommend her!

From the owner: I am a very dedicated dog groomer who works one-on-one with your babies. I work really hard to get…read moreyour dogs in the best shape hygiene wise.

$80 per office visit. Save $35 and go to Countryside. Dr. Kuntz seems ok, she likes to charge for…read moreeverything she can, though. I brought in a tnr cat and she both charged me for an office visit and a round of shots for him, even though she is the one who gets paid to do the tnr cats and does the ear clipping. I missed it because others clip the LEFT ear. She clips the RIGHT ear. So that kind of threw me. And she is very busy her young children and with well-paying clients. My calls are not always returned. I left a voicemail for a script refill on Monday. The vm says they are picked up the next morning. FRIDAY I get a call. I had an emergency so I could not afford it by that time and was hoping to come in the next week after I got paid. They sent me a bill for the meds, even though I hadn't received them. Called that day to ask. No call back. Called again I think two days later? Maybe 3? Dr Kuntz finally called me back and she said she didn't know what else to do but send me a bill for meds I hadn't received. Both my cat and dog are on monthly shots that cost me almost $100 each at her clinic and my dog also gets pain/anxiety meds occasionally. I called to make an appt to bring my cat in and was told I'd need an $80 appointment. When I told the gal on the phone that the office visits are waived after the initial visit of $180ish, she treated me like I was trying to get away with something. I didn't like that. I don't like having to teach the scheduling person how to do their job. It is super uncomfortable and she treated me like I am the issue instead of taking responsibility for her own mistakes. She said she would check with the dr. After it was confirmed and she called me back, we made an appointment for the following week. I called two days before to confirm and was told I had no appt so I tried to make another one. She made if for the NEXT day not the day I requested. So I get the reminder auto call and I'm laughing at this point. I call right back, leave a message to set me up for Friday and this is a mistake. Thursday, nothing. No calls. I called THEM in the afternoon on that same Thursday. Same person. She says she can make an apt for the next day/Friday and I asked her to see if the doctor can call me. At this point, I have a senior cat who was gone for 16 days and struggling to regain her strength. All I wanted to know is how best to spend the little bit I do have to help her. Should I do something else or do the selensia? I get paid in two weeks. I can do more then. This person is snarky and acts like I am asking for a HANDOUT because I need advice???? She then says the Dr would call be but it would be later because she was out doing farm calls. That call never came. I called today and the person, who is very nice, has zero idea what I have been going through. She even accused me, initially, of SKIPPING A SCHEDULED APOINTMENT! Obviously, no one either got the voicemail with the mistake or cared about the mistake because they did not update their calendar. She says you had an appointment yesterday and missed it. I did NOT miss an appointment. I called Wednesday night after I got the robo call and said it was wrong and to reschedule me for FRIDAY. And these folks are MAJOR sponsors for the golf outing this week. I'm not trying to be mean. This is my experience and I wish it were not so because there are few options here. I've been training, rehabbing and rescuing for over 40 years. I need a vet who cares about the smaller animals and people with less deep pockets.