rain has been cared for in an excellent manor ..from front desk to surgery ..n helping me to bring her in to dr..thankyou

Lol they still do curbside service. What is this 2020. It is march 2022 and I cannot go in with my dog to get his gums check. I want to be present when you observe my dog. She said it was corporate decision. Well tell corporate to go back to regular procedures because this is ridiculous. I have to trust them to look at my dog thoroughly. Office visit currently is 100 bucks is what I have to pay. 3 stars only because staff was friendly and they didn't charge me for my dog being dramatic when eating toys. Nice staff. Only complaint is the waiting outside through the whole appointment. read more

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I don't usually leave reviews but I took my cat to see Dr. Dorney for the first time and I must say she is a wonderful vet. I never felt rushed, she answered every question even giving me handouts with additional information. Her and her staff were calm and gentle and I've never seen my cat so calm. Even the front desk staff was amazing. I thank you all for everything! Hopefully my fur baby is on the mend now that someone finally figured out the problem read more

I can't say enough good things about SGV. The office staff was always helpful and nice, never had to wait long. Whenever we were promised a call back from the doctor, he always did so in a timely manner. Dr. Patel is so kind and you can really tell that he genuinely cares about the animals and wants to do the best thing for them. He always spent time with us in the office, answering our many questions. We were worried that our cat Sadie was going to be very scared and combative in the office but Colin the tech was so great with her, keeping her calm and relaxed. Thank you so much Dr. Patel and everyone at SGV! read more

Unfortunately I cannot give a zero star rating. My cat is a rescue and very untrusting of people she doesn't know. Especially when she's in a loud waiting room for over an hour waiting in a crate before being seen for an appointment(frequently longer). She was getting spayed/neutered and had just come to after the surgery and I was waiting in the room she would be brought into after. I could hear her screaming in pain and fear (AS SHE JUST HAD MAJOR SURGERY) and the person on the other side of the door in an angry tone told my cat "ILL GIVE YOU SOMETHING TO YELL ABOUT" NEVER IN MY LIFE WOULD I TALK TO SOMEONE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. DISGUSTING. If you want a vet that will look after your animals DO NOT come here or they apparently have a chance of being abused! Hope this place gets shut down. read more

TERRIBLE If I could rate this place one star I would. I brought my dog here who had a tumor and they told me he was in perfect health it didn't need to be removed and a few months later he passed away. I later brought my cat there for a neuter (which was a bad decision). Everything was fine at the first appointment with bloodwork and shots, but when I brought him back for the neuter they tried to charge me again for the previous appointments work. When I refused to pay again, they refused to give me my cat and said they would call the police. This was in June I just got a letter in the mail today August saying my family is no longer welcome to bring our pets to this vet. Complete A-holes. They overcharge and try to charge multiple times. For my dogs bloodwork and an ear cleaning it was over $400 and my cats neuter was over $500. Worst vet. Don't recommend read more

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I came up for the summer of 2017, and the tuck season was tick season was terrible here. So I set up a appointment to have my dog vaccinated against Lyme disease and learned that a month later a booster was needed. That was beyond our trip and the vet assistant was nice enough to recommend some topical tick protection and not waste out time with a shot that wouldn't have been complete. Other vets would have done it knowing we could not do the follow up booster. read more

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A friend recommended St. George's and I've been bringing by dogs ever since. No complaints. When we decided to put down our chiuaua after 20 years, they were very accommodating. Explained the whole process and when they saw how affected we were, they left the room a second time to give us more time with her. Now I have two rescues and they already had their first visit. read more

This place isn't the most aesthetically appealing environment, but the staff and the service make up for it. I've been coming here for about 10 years and the staff has always been courteous, friendly, professional, and most importantly helpful. If you have any questions, you can always call here and they give you an honest answer. If it's something they don't feel you need to see a vet for, they have no problem telling you to save your money and they offer home remedies or advice depending on the situation. I have a very friendly and loving cat that lets anyone pick him up and he even takes a nice warm bath bimonthly. But whenever he gets to the vet he turns into a little demon and has often defecated or peed himself. Even with his bad temper, the staff has always been able to manage him and give him his shots or give him a check up. I truly appreciate that because I know it's not easy for them. I've brought him to other vets and they've literally had to sedate him to check him and I hated that they had to do this to my little guy. Not to mention, it cost me an additional $100. The veterinarian is always patient, thorough, and friendly. I feel comfortable bringing my cat here because I know they care and take good care of their clients. read more

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I have a very sick dog and was unhappy with the vet we were using since April. My neighbor has been with Dr Friedmans group for 25 yrs and now I know why! They are patient and kind, I never felt rushed but more importantly, my poor pup is finally getting better!! Their fees are very reasonable, too.... Thank goodness for my neighbors recommendation! read more

Today was the first time I went inside because of the pandemic. My cat had a people like thing on his head. The doctor asked if I wanted to wait to see if it got bigger and I said it did and to my surprise they did it while I was there. The surgery was $107 which I was very surprised happy surprise. The office visit was 60 another surprise. I went to this clinic for over 20 years and as long as my pet is getting good care I will continue. The place looks so different now that it's been sold which is very unfortunate but things happen. Thank you Dr dorney and girls. Camille Vineyard read more

I brought my two cats here when I moved to the area about a year ago for a rabies injection and a general check up because they were vomiting here and there. We were brought into a room and met by a vet tech. I explained what was going on to her and although she seemed concerned she was very rough with my first cat. I explained to her my second cat is a nervous one and should be more careful and cautious with my second cat. I asked her to give him a minute to get comfortable with her. If anything she was more rough and mean to him. She called other techs into the room after getting extremely frustrated with him and had them hold him down to the table. I explained to her that he will allow me to hold him still, or if you just pet him gently a few times he will be comfortable and let her do her thing without giving her trouble. She told me she deals with cats like him all the time and then told me I should probably step out of the room if the scene was upsetting me. At no point was I rude or seemed upset. I just suggested holding him myself or giving him a minute to get comfortable. I stayed in the room and now after struggling and forcing him down to the table for a few minutes, my cat bit her. He has never bit anyone. Not at home, not at a vet, not even at a grooming salon where he gets a full bath. The tech left the room and called the vet in. After the vet checked him out the tech came back in and said next time you should remind us of how he acts and maybe we can sedate him before treating him. I left and never went back. You really need to sedate a cat for a rabies shot? If the tech took my advice from the beginning because I know my own cat and she wasn't rough with him she would have absolutely no issue with him. He is the most gentle cat ever. I've never seen him react that way to anyone, but i wasn't surprised either after seeing how she handled him. I do not recommend this veterinary office and I will never go back again. read more

My dog was having some health issues called and explained to staff they got me in right away were very friendly and helpful. When we saw the Dr he took the time to explain everything before doing tests. Would highly recommend this practice!!! read more

This animal hospital should definitely have five stars at all times. Today I had have my Great Dane down. The compassion I received from the dr and the vet techs were beyond empathetic. The dr was very gentle and understanding and I can't thank them enough. Thank you for all your support at St George animal hospital. read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. I took my toy poodle there for a simple procedure of having her teeth clean. Healthy toy poodle. They insisted I give her a rabies shot to clean her teeth at 14 years old. I wasn't happy about that. I figured why she was there I'd get a groom. I took my pet home from the vets office and within a week she died. My poodle died because I took her to the st. George vet - she was completely healthy and fine till I took her there - absolutely disgraceful. Horrific situation - read more

My rating is based off of my experience with DR. SACK ONLY, along with some other staff of course. Dr. Sack is patient, caring, and will go the extra mile to help you. My dog has cancer and she has seen her and given me advice and such over the phone without even charging. She has called an hour after the hospital has closed to inform me of research and investigating she had done about my dog's situation. She will call me back if I have a worry or question about my dying dog without making me have an appointment. Dr. Sack is a class act so stick with her and be friendly to staff and you'll be fine! read more

St.George USED to be a place I'd recommend to anyone in search of a vet. Not the case anymore since Dr.Mark left. The space smelt and felt like it hadn't been cleaned in a while, the service at the front desk was very unwelcoming and beyond rude (Judy) and the temp Veternarian I met with on this Sunday Dr.P could not reach a conclusion. This is the first time I the client had to go outside to retrieve my pups urine sample (techs job), and since I was unable to do so - they couldn't give me a diagnosis. They did not perform a cysto or any other exams and had the nerve to still charge me $72.00 WHAT! ABSURD!! When I questioned them, Judy and her beautiful attitude responded "thats always been the consultation price". Thanks Judy, but usually I get what I am coming for. Like results? Medication? A reason for me leaving my bed this beautiful Sunday morning? So disappointed with this hospital and will never return. read more

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Used them when I first moved to the area. They mis diagnosis my dog after a few days I went back and was sent by another vet in the office down to the animal hospital and after some tests I had to put my dog down. I went to them for years with my 3 dogs so you would think they would of called to follow up on my dog they had me take to the animal hospital but they have yet to call I put him down in October of 2018. The prices seem to keep going up and service and level of care down. Look elsewhere for a vet! read more

I brought my 15 year old kitty here because she was having dental issues that were preventing her from eating. I went to another "fancy" vet practice in westfield where they said she would need a full mouth extraction basically. I knew my cats teeth werent 'that' bad. So i went to st georges vet for a 2nd opinion. They said she would only need a few teeth extracted(what a difference in opinion!!) And a cleaning for sure. So i scheduled her dental cleaning here and got it done for her. While it was soooooo hard to do, because i was scared of risks due to her age, i knew it had to be done and felt comfortable with this vet. The techs are very nice, and vets are great here. Its nothing fancy, an older place. But the quality of care is more important than anything! Yes it was a ton of stress on both my kitty and myself but im so glad i took the risk for my cats health and well being. Her teeth look so nice and clean now. And medicine and antibiotics are easy to mix in with a teaspoon of turkey baby food. Im very happy with this place and the prices are very reasonable! The only thing i would suggest is for dog owners that go here if you have an aggressive breed dog of any kind for the love of god muzzle it when you go to the vet. No one wants to be uncomfortable with your dog barking its head off at the little dogs and cats /kittens and rabbits that come here. Seriously! I had to wait in car with my cat in the parking lot during 1 visit. Receptionist was nice enough to come get us for appt, thankfully. I wish i would have found this vet sooner instead of that pricey westfield vet i had been taking her too! read more

Complete high robbers! Jennifer one of the staff is rude and condescending like I didn't want to pay for the bill. Judy was nice and accommodating having for me to arrange some payments. read more

I'm still sitting in the office with my dog. The way the vet (dr sands) handled my large nervous Rottweiler was amazing. She knelt of the floor and treated her like any other dog and it makes me very happy. The other big name vet in the area was too good to make either me or m dog feel comfortable, but at this place they seem to genuinely care. Thank you so much! read more

My 7 year old dog has been coming here since 2006. This has been his 4th operation in a little over a year and each time the service is terrible. Today when I picked him up from surgery #4 he was completely covered in his own poo from the waist down, this is the 2nd time this happened, only on this occasion no-one even bothered to help me clean him up, I even used my own washcloths. To make matters even more intolerable,(I was also there 6 days prior) I was told they would clip his nails while he was under anesthesia, which be easier on everyone. This was NOT done either. I believe I will be looking for a new place to take both of my dogs. Yes, I admit they are slightly aggressive & yes I always muzzle them when I they are being examined, but if the techs, the help or the doctors cannot or don't know how to deal with such animals they shouldn't be in the business. Even the person who checks you out at the end isn't very pleasant and never smiles. For the thousands of dollars I have already put out you would think the service would be more humane. Forget about it if you have an appointment, be prepared to wait at least 1/2 to 45 minutes after your scheduled time. Just horrible care when it comes to taking care of the animals who have to have surgery. I think the next time it might be worth the long ride to Forked River. read more

Went there twice each time with different vets and each time worse then the other . They are NOT PITTBULL FRIENDLY at all. 1st visit they failed to give us all the meds for our 8 yr old Pitt they left out his eat drops and now he has a condition in his earlobe which is why we had to go back today. they also forgot to clip our puppies claws. 2nd visit - They were unable to handle a 4 month puppy to clip his nails and practily threw his leash back at me and told me I need to start playing with his paws more... I'm not sure what that lame excuse even means. Then they proceeded to tell us that pit bulls have a bad name as it is and that our puppy will have behavioral issues and eventually fight with the older dog . Our puppy LOVES the older one and they get along perfectly fine. He's been around smaller dogs as well and gotten along just fine ... Everyone was so RUDE. Never going back there again . read more

The Staff is kind courteous & caring. Joel R Friedman D.V.M has been a practicing Veterinarian for over 35 years giving him the knowledge and expertise to be an outstanding Veterinarian. This kind of veterinary experience you can't find in a privately "owned company" like Banifield. Dr. Joel Friedman is honest, straightforward and trustworthy. St Georges Veterinary Hospital is the best place to bring your pet for veterinary care read more

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It seems lately They over book, and therefore, whenever I have an appt, the wait is extremely long. In my opinion, the place is in need of a good cleaning. Just look around, floor, walls, ceiling. It also seems the doctors keep changing, or leaving. read more

We've been customers of St. Georges for over 20 years with numerous dogs and cats but we have finally had it with this place and will be taking our business elsewhere. Most of the staff are rude and behave unprofessionally. Last time we were there we had the typical 45+ minute wait, and have waited sometimes for an hour and 40 minutes! When we finally got in to see the vet, it was Dr. Sack, who was too sick to conduct the exam. For our first dog getting his check-up and vax, he was taken in back out of the exam room in order to get blood drawn and was gone for 15 minutes. During that time I could hear Dr. Sack coughing in back, and no sign of my dog. I finally went out and explained the situation and asked at the front desk for another vet to finish the exam for my second dog, a request that was met with a hostile attitude and dagger looks. We got Dr. Ayres, and I thanked her for stepping in. However, it was apparent that she was quite troubled and felt inconvenienced by being asked to step in for her sick associate and was none too nice during the exam, and after, as I'll explain. After as I was paying, I requested that the office never put me in again with a vet who was that sick as I'm on chemical therapy for an immune-mediated health issue and can get sick easily, and when I do it can be quite bad in magnitude - that is, I get sick worse than most other people, and for longer, when I do become ill. This was particularly troubling as I was going on vacation in a few days' time and didn't want to get sick while on vacation. I was literally accosted by Dr. Ayres in the parking lot as I was about to leave so she could tell me she had signed my dog's health certificate for traveling as "healthy" and that she didn't want to get sued if anything happened on the airplane because he's on cardiac medication (she knew he was traveling with us as service dogs, not in cargo). I couldn't believe she said this to me! She told me to make sure to check again with my dog's cardiac vet at another hospital whom I told her in the exam room I had already spoken with about traveling, and that he said it would not be a problem as I told her, but I guess she wanted to make sure he, Dr. Goodwin, would get sued instead of St. Georges, lol. She also told me she had made a note "of your request" in my file that I didn't want to see sick veterinarians, and said it in a way where it was obvious her point was that 'a note was mmade in your file so that everyone here know you're difficult.' I responded that doing so should be a policy there, not just specific to me, because it was the professional way to treat customers. I told her that I was on chemo-therapy so it was of particular concern to me, but that all customers should be considered. Her heartless response was "I don't need to know your medical history." in addition, as I was paying after my dogs' exams, I heard Dr. Bloom talking about staffing and complaining about a vet who hadn't been given any week-end hours, but who was complaining about not making enough money there. I heard him say to Maureen, "If we hope to survive, vets here have to understand they have to work some hours, including weekends, especially if they want to make more money.". We'll, I have news for you, Dr. Bloom: if you hope to survive, you should fire all your current, rude staff and make St. Georges a more pleasant place in which to work AND more pleasant for your customers, otherwise you won't survive and don't deserve to. And, while Dr. Bloom has never been unpleasant, he's never been particularly pleasant, either, and could be a bit friendlier. The only vet there we really like is Dr. Friedman, and we wonder why his warm and professional manner doesn't seem to have more oof a trickle-down influence on the rest of his staff. I think, in his late-60s, he probably doesn't put in as many hours as he used to, and that's a loss for St. Georges on many levels. I could go into the mistreatment and abuse from previous years that I took, but why bother, as I think anyone reading about his most recent visit will get the idea. HUGE thumbs down for this place, and I am taking our business elsewhere and only wish we could take Dr. Joel Friedman with us, as he's the only professionally behaving person at St. Georges. This is a terrible place where I have decided I don't need to come to in order to be abused and called sue-happy when I have given them my business for 20+ years without incident on my part. Awful, awful, awful staff. read more

The vets here are all incredibly, between our two dogs we've seen most of them and ALMOST every time they have been extremely professional and helpful and seem very knowledgeable. The first time we brought our younger dog there they forgot to run a certain test on her and made us come back THREE MONTHS LATER and pay for not only the test but the appointment that we wouldn't have needed had they run the test at the first appointment. The older woman who runs the place is disrespectful and arrogant. Both of my dogs have been going to this vet for 4 years and every time we go there this older woman has such an attitude problem it's unbelievable. The straw that broke the camels was when my dog (a patient of this vet for 4 years) had a UTI and we called to make an appointment and were very rudely told by this woman that they couldn't take us and to take her somewhere else, so we did. The new vet whom we had never used before took us last minute and we were in and out of there with medication faster than we would have been at St. Georges. We've finally decided to switch vets and went to pick up the records for our dogs and she snapped at us, asking very rudely if we had requested our records, which we had early in the day and specifically said we would be in after four. The disrespect shown by this one woman makes a fairly decent veterinary hospital unbearable. It's a shame, and they've now lost 2 customers because of her self-important attitude and lack of compassion. read more

Do not bring your pet here! After moving to the area, I took my cats for an annual visit and to get their shots at St. Georges. We waited for almost an hour and a half to see the vet and when I asked why it was taking so long, I was told in a rude manner that I shouldn't have made my appointment for a Saturday because they were understaffed. Once we got out of the waiting area, the exam room was filthy and smelly; they didn't even wipe down the fur on the exam tables from the prior animals. My cats, needless to say, were sensitive to smelling other strange animals and were very uncomfortable. The vet proceeded to manhandle the cats, even pinning one down with a blanket over his head to give him his shots --- something that never was required in the past with his other vet. When my cat reacted by hissing in response to being forced under layers of blankets, with his face covered, the vet told me my cat could have anxiety issues and I should put him in a separate room alone when we got home. Of course, my cat returned to completely normal and was calm as soon as we walked out of the building. Because we were new to the area and trying this place as potentially my cats' new regular vet, I brought my cats' medical records. Neither the vet nor the staff were interested in looking at them and didn't even ask for any of their information. St. Georges is definitely not cat friendly and I would not want to bring any animal to this place based on how unprofessional and rude the staff was, how they harshly handle the animals, and how unsanitary the facilities are. read more

Very happy with the staff and vets here anytime I take my cat they are extremely accommodating for getting us in and the vets both Dr Aryes and Dr Louis P(I couldn't remember the whole last name)always take their time explaining everything and hearing us out with what exactly is going on and the best course of action. We have recommended all our friends and family to them. read more

My parents have been taking their pets here since we moved to Colonia over 25 years ago. It was a great place to start and has gone down hill since then. Their cat, Dipsy, became very ill on Thursday and they brought her immediately to the hospital. They recommended blood work which was done. The vet gave every type of disease possible with not real clue but sent her home with medication. It turns out their blood machine didn't work correctly and the cat was given the care my parents were told to give it until Saturday when they were so worried and in fear for the cat they rushed her back. Not once during this time did they admit to their error, they said that she needed to stay over night and have more blood work along with inter venous fluid and antibiotics still with no clue but they were pushing for a sonogram which may not tell them anything. On Monday, I called where finally a doctor slipped and mentioned the problem with the machine and how in actuality the cat was extremely ill to the extent of needing insulin at one point. They kept telling my parents to leave her and that she needed the antibiotics and the fluids meanwhile running up the bill. They even told me when I called it was Pancreatitis and repeated that until today (Thursday) a week later. Now my mother had to pick her up because financially like many people they can only afford so much and is told welp not Pancreatitis. It might be cancer or maybe something else but we need a sonogram. I would like to add that I had a doctor tell me personally from the practice that a sonogram probably wouldn't give much information but was the only diagnostic tool left they could use and even with the sonogram at her age and condition surgery was out of the picture and not really an option. I don't understand how you can have a medical degree and charge their high prices and after a week still not have a clue or at least be honest from the beginning and say that this was bad and that she might not make it. No instead they led my parents on for a week for their money and left a cat in pain for much longer than she needed. Now my parents are broken-hearted with their sick cat not knowing what to do next, expecting help from the professionals that are paid to help and have an education on this topic. It is a shame. Please don't bring your sick pet here. They don't know how to diagnose them. read more

Read some if the other reviews and am sorry that a few felt their visits were less than desirable. My experiences have always been pleasant, however, the last few months proved just how remarkable the doctors and staff are. I always took my Bulldog to Dr Bloom (he loved going to "the Vet" and never wanted to leave!) Back in early winter I took him for what we thought was a hematoma (my dog jumped off a bed while playing with my nephew and almost immediately had a "lump" form near his left shoulder) Because of Dr Bloom's keen eye- and maybe gut feel- he told me he did not like the way it looked and suggested surgery so he can get in there and see what was going on. Dr Bloom always had Rooney's (my dog) best interest at heart and if he said surgery, I trusted him completely! Dr Bloom was right in being concerned because what we thought was a muscle injury turned out to be a rare cancer. My head spun when they told me - Kind of felt like being sucker punched and they knew it because he and Dr Ayers (she treated Rooney post op as well) were amazing- explaining things, were encouraging, helped me refocus on how strong and happy Rooney was. Dr Bloom even went as far as to call the Oncologist and help me set up the appointment. For the next few months, I felt as if there was a true team fighting for Rooney to keep him as healthy and happy for as long as possible. Everyone was patient and kind through my many phone calls, questions and fears. In the end when I had to make the decision to say good bye to Rooney, the kindness and dignity they showed Rooney and the compassion and respect to my family made Rooney's final journey a peaceful one. Dr Bloom gave my family an amazing gift that no review in the world can convey. Because of his intuition and pure love of animals, he gave my family the gift of more time to love our Sweet Rooney. They are exceptional people who really care and have a passion for what they do. I encourage anyone who loves their pet to only give them the best - the group at St George's Veterinary Hospital read more

I am giving them 2 stars because of their prior years of treatment to my cats. However, they misdiagnosed my dog, severely so really they deserve none! I brought my dog in 3 times in 2 months for vomiting and other bodily function issues, and since she's part hound and a younger dog, they chalked it up to eating something that didn't agree with her, prescribed antibiotics, and sent us on our way. After it happening again shortly after, I took her to another vet close by, who took the time to actually listen to me, performed an X-ray and found her kidney was swollen 3x and not functioning ultimately pushing on her stomach making her sick. Thus requiring surgery. Not only after their gross negligence, it took Dr. Bloom almost 2 months to complete my pet insurance forms from our previous visits! I do not recommend them anymore. They used to be your caring local vet who gave you the time and attention especially after what you paid. Now they're busy, you're just another prescription, dollar sign, and follow up appointment. read more

Took my 7 year old dog to St. Georges Vet for a follow up visit do to a torn leg ligiment. The vet said she had to go to a specialist but she should be groomed first. (I did cut back her regular grooming intervals due to her leg injury) so I said ok I will have it done. The vet said I want you to use our groomer because they are specially trained to handle injured pets. I have been coming here for a while with mainly minor thing so I trusted her and agreed to use their groomer.On the 8th of January I went to the vet early to speak to the groomer about some issues my dog had. I told her not to shave on or near the 2 cists on her back and also watch out for a red gland problem she was being treated for in her left eye. four hours later they called me tp pick her up. When I got there the groomer said her cist was bleeding bur she didn't touch it (well HELLO..I didn't do the grooming...YOU did). Also her 2 eyes were blood re, her stomach and vulva area was shaved right down to the skin and and the skin around the vulva area was bleeding. The next day I called the vet and told her what happened. Instead of offering to see my dog she became very curt and fresh..saying I had the best groomer in the country and she was sure NONE of what I was saying happened. She didn't want to talk to me anymore cause she was leaving for the day. . I hung up and called the GSVS emergency vet. They advisrd me on how to care for her wounds. By Monday Jan. 12, 2015 my dog was not eating, drinking or doing any duty ouside. I called the St. Geprge Vet and asked to speak to my attending vet and was told she was to busy to talk to me. I asked if I can pick up some anti bis which were suposed to be available if i needed them. The person told me to hold on..after 10 to 15 minutes of waiting my neighbor (who was at my house while I made the call) said hang up were taking her to the GSVS emerg. vet. We called they said bring her right in. We got there they took her right away. They took care of the infections in the cist and the vulva. They gave me anti bi medicine and pain killer medicine and told me to come back for a follow up in 5 to 7 days. She is doing so much better now. DO NOT go to St. Georges Vet. DO NOT go to their groomers. The vets name is Jamie Ayers and the "expert" groomers name is Heather. By the way..no one from the St. Georges Vet has even called to see how she was doing. read more