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    Cottonwood Veterinary Center

    Cottonwood Veterinary Center

    (7 reviews)

    We had taken our animals to Cottonwood vet since we moved here in 2020. Last year our cat was…read morediagnosed with lymphoma and we had to put her down. In early February our dog developed a mass on his neck. Dr. Childress at Cottonwood said he had enlarged lymph nodes in his neck, suspected he had lymphoma, and aspirated the mass. The mass contained lymphocytes and lymphoblasts, and Dr. Childress confirmed lymphoma with this testing. He did not send the sample out for staging or do any other tests. Our dog also had no other symptoms. He started our lab on steroids to reduce the size of the lymph nodes to give him comfort and said we likely had a month or 2 with him until he succumbed to the disease. After a few days it dawned on me that no other labs were done initially. I took him back to Cottonwood at by that time he had elevated glucose and concern for pancreatitis. Granted, steroids may have been clouding the picture by this point. I asked for a second opinion so he was seen at Blue Pearl and ultimately diagnosed with diabetes. They saw no evidence for lymphoma or pancreatitis. I had asked Dr. Childress about the possibility of diabetes and asked if he could check his urine and he said the elevated glucose was from steroids. He did not test his urine. By the time he was seen at BP he was in ketosis and probably 3-4 days away from dying. Dr. Childress called me after the initial visit at BP and doubled down on his original diagnosis of lymphoma, disregarded the diabetes diagnosis completely and said "I think more is going on." I haven't been back to Cottonwood since. I established him at VCA Allendale and when I was explaining this history to the VCA vet she had me describe in detail and show her where the neck mass was and she said based on location and description it was likely an enlarged salivary gland and not enlarged nodes so he never should have been started on steroids in the first place. Giving steroids to an undiagnosed diabetic can have fatal consequences. Circle back to our cat also being diagnosed with lymphoma from Dr. Childress last year and now we're questioning if she also didn't have lymphoma since, as best we recall, she did not have enlarged nodes and never had anything aspirated to sample. She was losing weight despite eating, peeing more, and drinking more, all symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes. I recommend going elsewhere for your pets.

    I am a first time puppy owner and everyone has been so helpful. Competitive prices and caring…read moreworkers. My puppy Maverick loves coming to the vet!

    Animal Emergency and Specialty Hospital of Byron Center

    Animal Emergency and Specialty Hospital of Byron Center

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    I went on a Saturday. It was a four hour wait, but that is to be expected. I took a stray kitten in…read morebecause she is very sick. They took really good care of her but she is still really sick so I am currently sitting in their parking lot waiting for them to check her out. I spent $500 and even though I was outside the 48 hour for free rechecks they did not charge me for an emergency visit and I'm very grateful for that. Second visit here (unfortunately because no one wants to go to the hospital) and second time being pleased with the service. The doctors and staff are friendly and eager to help. Pray for kitty.

    When I brought my pet in, I made it clear that I did not want to pursue treatment simply to prolong…read moreher life if her prognosis and quality of life were poor. Despite that, the seriousness of her condition was not explained to me in a direct or understandable way at the time. I was initially given vague updates that my cat was "okay" and that testing was being done, but I was not clearly informed that the mass was pressing on her diaphragm or that her breathing issues could not realistically be resolved. Those details were explained much more clearly later by another veterinarian, after overnight hospitalization and associated costs had already occurred. In addition, I was told I would receive a call with an update in the morning, but I never received that call and instead had to contact the clinic myself. During an already stressful and emotional situation, this lack of follow-through added further confusion and distress. I understand that prognoses can be uncertain and that emergency situations are difficult. My concern is not that guarantees could not be made, but that the communication I received was too vague and incomplete for the seriousness of the situation. Even the clinic later acknowledged that communication could have been clearer. Had the situation and prognosis been explained to me more directly from the beginning, I may have made different decisions regarding hospitalization and treatment. I believe clients deserve clear, timely, and transparent communication when making difficult medical and financial decisions for their pets.

    Pet Veterinary Clinic, PC - vet - Updated September 2026

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