Location Parking Calm waiting room Attentive staff Good follow up Vet explained options and impact read more

I have been an avid user of VCA animal hospitals for as long as I had my pup. He is an XL and Weimaraner mix so as a result, he has a pitty face, but is also larger than the average pitty. As a result, a lot of vets won't take him due to not having insurance coverage for his breed or they're just not comfortable servicing him VCA was the one animal hospital that I was able to use that made my dog and me comfortable and feel safe. Originally discovered VCA in California. My dog is a rescue and was previously in dogfights before I owned him. VC was always very accommodating to this in California and made sure that all his wives were comfortable, and quick. When I moved to Minnesota, expected to have the same experience as it's the same brand and I figured they could transfer my information. This was not the case when I went in for my appointment. They emailed me the wrong appointment time so I had to call and reconfirm the appointment time that was scheduled. There was something in their system. Then when I went in for my exam, the vet assistant came out , and essentially tried to upsell me, which was not my experience at previous VCA hospitals that I was only looking to do vaccines and the exam the vet came in and essentially repeated everything she said after I had already told them I was not interested that his Bordetella be given to him and a shot form not through the nose they said they would try through the nose first, and then they would do the shot, but I told them he probably wouldn't do well with his face being touched as he is a rescue and was previously in dog fights. What I said was Was completely disregarded and he was given the vaccine through his nose. Overall I would never go here again and recommend you don't take your pet here read more

Excellent care and very smooth service. I have taken my cats here for several years and everyone is great!

We had to put one of our cats to sleep yesterday and, naturally, we took him to Cedar Pet. They didn't charge us for the office visit, gave him a free exam (sounds pointless, I know, but it gave us the reassurance that we were doing the right thing) and they let you hold your pet while they give them the injection. Maybe the reason they did this for us is because we've been customers there forever. They are all very understanding and compassionate people so, I doubt it. As my mom would say, they are a bunch of good eggs. RIP Mr. Molly. Say hi to Biggie and Tupac for me (and if Tupac really isn't up there, let me know.) read more

Dear Minneapolis area pet owners, Don't ever take your animals to the VCA Cedar Animal Hospital. I brought in my perfectly healthy, elderly dog, they took him into another room and they brought him back to me with what I now know was a dislocated hip that requires a $1,500 surgery to repair. Initially, they told me it was just a bad reaction to a vaccine. When I went in a second time, I was told it was likely a floating kneecap. Now too much time has passed and my dog will likely only have the use of 3 legs for the rest of his life. read more

If you have a guinea pig, or other small animal, bring him or her to Dr. Blake. Period. (I have been coming to this clinic with my guinea pigs for 20 years.) She is the best vet I have ever had. I have complete trust and confidence in her. Just yesterday, I managed to get a last minute appointment with her for my guinea pig Sparky who had stopped eating the day before and was acting lethargic and unhappy. During the examination, she felt what she thought was a mass near his stomach. I asked for X-rays and blood tests, and they both came back with a likelihood of a liver tumor. She then offered medical treatment (meds and force feeding to help him feel better), an ultrasound, exploratory surgery, or a combination of the three. I agreed to meds and an ultrasound so we could figure out what was going on. Dr. Blake was leaving town the next day for the weekend, but would try to arrange the ultrasound as soon as possible (a specialist had to be called). The soonest we could get the ultrasound was after the clinic was closed that evening - and Dr. Blake stayed late to meet me and the ultrasound doctor. When the results showed a large mass, I wanted to try surgery to remove it, and Dr. Blake told me she would come in the next morning to perform the surgery herself. Keep in mind this is the day she was flying out of town for the weekend!! She called me to discuss the surgery plan, and when the tumor looked too involved to remove safely, she gently encouraged me to let him go to sleep. The compassion I felt from her was amazing - she truly truly cares about my animals and their (and my) well being. Dr. Blake deserves an award for the effort she made to help my little pig get better. All the other staff (receptionists, vet techs) I spoke with were caring, helpful, and kind as well. I cannot say enough good things about this place - so just go there and experience it for yourself. read more

I have been taking my animals to VCA almost my entire life. They've been our family vet since I was a kid. I grew up, and when my childhood cat got old and sickly, I went somewhere else a few times because it was closer. Worst decision ever. The vets were rushed and seemed to be trying to push products on me. Their diagnostics weren't very thorough either. I took my kitty back to VCA and it was night and day. She wound up having an extremely rare disease -- it took a long time to get to the final diagnosis actually. Even the outside specialist wound up missing it. But I went back to VCA one more time, and we finally got a diagnosis. She had a good last few months of life on treatment thanks to their tireless work on her case. I have a another kitty now, and I'm moving abroad permanently. VCA has been very helpful in making sure all my paperwork is correct so that my cat won't have to be quarantined, and the vet who's working on my case has even called me after hours to run things by me. I'll miss VCA, and thank you for 25 years of great care for my and my family's animals. read more

Last Saturday we brought two of our kitties into VCA for their first check-up in Minneapolis. We were incredibly impressed by how approachable and present Dr. Commito was throughout the visit, and how she adjusted the way she delivered information knowing I had experience working within a cat hospital and my boyfriend did not. Unfortunately one of my baby kitties was in acute heart failure and therefore immediate decisions needed to be made. Dr. Commito provided information on available options, and emotional support while giving us the time and space we needed to make our decision. As another reviewer said, "if you have to say goodbye to your beloved pet, Dr. Commito is the best person to guide you through that process". We had to say goodbye to our little Suzuki that afternoon, and I am grateful that she was there to assist in giving him the dignity of a peaceful passing. The following Monday the clinic called to check on our other cat Oliver and offer condolences for our loss. In addition, we received a card with a hand-written message from Dr. Commito, clippings of Suzuki's fur and a paw print card. As awful as it has been to lose my baby cat, I am grateful for everyone at VCA- everyone we encountered was top-notch. Thank you so much, so much for making a painful experience easier. read more

The whole team at VCA is welcoming, helpful, and caring. It's obvious they care a great deal about what they are doing and the animals they care for. Prices are very reasonable and the care your baby will receive is top notch and as prompt as possible. I have been to VCA twice now for emergency situations. I own two conures (exotic birds). Last year one of their tail feathers got smashed and needed to be plucked to prevent my bird from bleeding out. A few months ago my other baby impaled himself on a toy; I came home to a very panicky, lethargic bird and blood splatter all over the things surrounding his cage. Both of these visits couldn't have gone better. They got my emergency cases in quickly regardless of how busy they were so that they could at least stabilize my babies. The impaled toy situation took a long time, given that my baby had to be put under and examined. The whole team did a great job of keeping me updated on what was going on in the back rooms and letting me know what they think will need to be done. VCA is great about quoting you prices accurately before things are completed and explaining how important/necessary suggested procedures are. I see another review complained about everything they suggest; they are not trying to nickel and dime you, but rather doing their best to inform you of all preventative methods available and letting you know how much those would cost you. I did not feel pressured at all when they suggested certain testing on my birds and they were very helpful and honest with answering my questions about how detrimental it would be to not perform such test/treatments. read more

Arrival: We brought our pup in a few weeks ago because we suspected he may have had an ear infection - the Cedar Ave location was a short trip from our home, and the efficiency of making an online appointment sounded like a good deal. We showed up and were in to see Dr. Kellar shortly after we arrived. The staff members at the front desk were very friendly and accommodating (I let them know that our dog wasn't aggressive, but would likely bark at other dogs and get a little anxious if we waited in the waiting room, so she moved us to our appointment room early). Appointment: I felt judged - Dr. Kellar was knowledgable, but the way she talked us through things made it appear that she didn't think we were looking out for our pet the way we should've been (our dog is a rescue - he was a street puppy in Oklahoma prior to us adopting him in 2018). We had not yet had a heart worm test because it wasn't previously recommended by other vets at the Richfield VCA location - she seemed shocked at this, and basically told us there was a good chance he could have it and it would be a big issue. That scared us. (By the way when she called to check-up on us after the appointment, there was no mention of the results of this test...). Something else that caught us off-guard about our visit - Our dog is anxious, so we had to hold him while she checked his ears. He was antsy and I was trying to console him/make sure he was comfortable while she quickly looked past the anxiousness he may have been feeling and asked my husband to hold onto him and keep him steady instead. That felt like a low blow to me. It felt rushed and rude. Payment: It was a bit busy, so I waited for about 20 minutes until I could finally pay the wopping $340 bill which included a $70 fee for the exam, a $50 fee for checking his ears, a $40 fee for cleaning his ears, a $70 fee for checking for heartworm, a $90 fee for the medication (he did have an ear infection in both ears), and a $15 fee for a shot he needed. We were originally going to order a 6 month supply of heartworm and tick/flea prevention but our bill would have been $500. I'll order on Chewy.com and would recommend the same. Comparison: I talked to my friend whose dog has an ear infection - the price for her visit was $25 at Shady Oak Vet in Minnetonka. Yes... a mere $25 (for the visit, medication, and ear cleaning). Granted, she only had an ear infection in one ear... but still. There are much more affordable places to visit, where you'll probably feel less judged, more accepted, and will likely have an overall better experience. I personally won't be going back after the way we were treated and because of the cost of services. read more

I had been a Cedar Animal Hospital "patient" for years and had been very happy with the care they gave our pets (a slowly shifting group that has settled out to two dogs and three cats). However I noticed a dramatic shift in the practice about 5-6 years ago when they were purchased by VCA. My favorite vets left and their replacements seemed harried and distracted. I strongly suspect VCA put in aggressive new production guidelines and the vets were expected to see more patients each day. I do know that their recommendations for labs, tests and shots went WAY up, and they became much more aggressive in pushing for them. This vet went from being an excellent neighborhood vet to being a cog in a faceless national chain. I do not bring my pets here any more. read more

My 13-week old French Bulldog was having some digestive and skin issues. VCA fit me in right away to look her over and calm my anxiety. As a first time dog mom, I had a lot of questions and concerns. The staff were all patient, helpful, and reassuring. They were quick to respond to phone calls as well. As an amazing bonus, two members of the staff helped me jumpstart my car when my battery died in their parking lot! They go above and beyond for their clients and I am grateful. read more

I did not feel like the staff was that confident. The tech that went through directions on medication knew less than I already knew. Especially when trying to show us how to administer subcutaneous fluids. Tech went right through our pets skin and couldn't figure out why there was so much dripping until I showed her what she did. Another visit, after having a pet cremated, the newer front desk woman was laughing and carrying on while the other was handing back our remains. Not the type of atmosphere you want at that time. I will be going back to our old vet in Bloomington, which is very far away, but the staff actually cares and the vet isn't condescending. There needs to be more exotic pet clinics in the city. read more

I've never had a pleasant experience at this hospital. I'm absolutely done with this location and all VCA clinics after my last visit! The clinic manager only cares about the bottom line and is void of any compassion or care. Do not waste your time with this overpriced and callous business. I brought in my newly adopted 3 year old rescue kitty in for a checkup. She was removed from an animal cruelty/animal hoarding situation so her condition was very poor, especially for her young age. Amongst many other conditions, she had a severe infection in her left eye upon surrender that subsequently had to be enucleated (surgically removed) by the shelter. After voicing a long list of concerns about her the doctor gave her a very brief look over and prescribed a few things for fairly superficial conditions. Nothing serious, ear solution for bad waxy buildup from ear mites, medicated wipes for feline acne, and a probiotic for her diarrhea. One of the more concerning things I brought up was the condition of her teeth. Her records from the AHS shelter where I adopted her noted severe plaque and gingivitis. Also noting that it should be followed up by a clinic upon adoption for further examination and treatment. The doctor barely opened her mouth and brushed it off saying he only noticed a little plaque, "nothing to worry about". He's the doctor so I trusted his opinion. But I was still a put off the the lighting fast visit. Never a good sign, trust your instincts! Fast forward 1 week, I was meet with an emergency situation with kitty (the incision on her eye was internally infected and had opened up) and sought immediate care at a different facility. Upon her examination they immediately found multiple severe resorptive lesions in her mouth. This requires a dental cleaning and multiple surgical extractions. When I called the clinic to voice my concerns about the overlooked dental condition and see what they could do to rectify the situation, the clinic manager refused to take responsibility for the situation and I was met with horrible disrespect and hostility from her. I truly believe that Dr. Smith who conducted the exam is caring and knowledgeable. I understand that people make mistakes, but the way this situation was handled was inexcusable. Avoid this place at all costs! read more

My puppy just had her first checkup at VCA Cedar View. The entire staff was great with her. Emily made her so comfortable that she barely noticed getting a shot. They genuinely cared about my dog and explained what was happening every step of the way. I particularly enjoyed being able to schedule appointments online and received text messages and updates. read more

I went here for years - it was close and seemed fine. Then one of my cats got really sick, and eventually died. She did have a rare disease, but I found out later it is not as rare as Cedar implied. I kind of feel like they should have caught it. But, diagnosing rare diseases is hard, and that is not why I am giving them a one star. I started bringing my animals to a new clinic, and that is when I realized how smelly, dingy, unprofessional, and extremely expensive Cedar Animal is. I am shocked at how much less exams are at the new place, and how much Cedar nickel and dimed me. The final issue - Every time I brought my cats in, VCA Cedar strongly recommended I get their teeth cleaned, even for my really old, fairly frail cat. I thought their teeth seemed okay, and I never did it. I later learned that the vets get some kind of bonus or commission for things like dental cleanings. And the new vet said dental cleanings (where they put cats under) was not something she would recommend for my old cat, in part because her teeth aren't that bad. I am glad I left, and still upset at the money and poor care my other cat received. read more

We were visiting from out of town and VCA was the closest Vet clinic. They were able to get us in for an appointment the very same day. Our Labrador Retriever had a foot injury and Dr. Kellar was amazing and provided excellent care! She followed up with a phone call the next day to make sure our dog was doing ok. I would highly recommend this clinic! read more

I used to take my dog to a woman who practiced out of her house on Lyndale. When I moved to Powderhorn, and it appeared that she had retired, I decided to try the clinic closest to my house. I should have done more research. I took my dog in for a rabies shot, and had to say no at least 10 times when they tried to sell me additional shots and pills. Then, they wouldn't let me come into the exam room with my dog while they gave him his shot - I could hear him yelping and started moving toward the door when the reception staff stopped me and said I couldn't go in. Poor puppy pooped his pants he was so scared (literally, except he wasn't wearing any pants). To top it off, the bill was twice as expensive as I was used to paying. I won't be going back and don't recommend them. read more

Dr. Commito was fantastic and was truly concerned about the health and well-being of our chinchilla, Henry. He's doing great, btw! Thanks for your expert help and care. read more

I have been meaning to write a review, as VCA and Dr. Kellar have been wonderful. Dr. Kellar performed a spay on our young rabbit over a month ago. We had brought our bunny in for a routine exam, and Dr. Kellar was patient, warm, and more than willing to answer our questions about the spay we would be scheduling and overall care for our new pet. We received a follow-up phone call within a couple of days from Dr. Kellar to welcome us to call back if we had additional questions or concerns. When it was time for the spay, she walked us through what to expect. Our rabbit had a successful spay and healed perfectly! We followed Dr. Kellar's instructions for aftercare and pain management, and our rabbit had zero complications. Again, Dr. Kellar called the day after the surgery to ask how our rabbit was doing and welcomed us to call if we had any concerns. I would highly recommend this clinic, as the support staff were wonderful, too. We are grateful to Dr. Kellar and the support staff and will continue to bring our rabbit to this clinic, hands down. read more

If you ever have to say goodbye to a pet, Dr. Commito is the best person to guide you through that process.

I've been to this vet clinic 4 times now. First 3 were good experiences, bringing in my 3 bearded dragons for a check up. I'm sorry I wish I remembered those vets names because they did a wonderful job (hence the 2 stars). HOWEVER, I brought my bearded dragon in when she was having frequent loose stools. We saw Dr. Natalie Keller, who I hadn't previously met. She did a thorough exam but was very rude and unprofessional. I felt like she would ask questions and not listen very well to my answers or fully hear me out. We got my beardie off Craigslist 2 years ago and she had a bite wound on her foot. At the time we got instruction from a family member, who is a very experienced Vet, on how to care for the wound. It healed the way we were informed it would and haven't had an issue since. Dr. Keller took my beardie to the back room for a test and vitals. I could hear her talking crap about us and how we cared for her foot with other staff! And she didn't even tell the story correctly which makes me even more mad. I felt very judged and like they thought I was a bad pet owner. I confronted her about it and she didn't apologize at all. If you choose to go to this clinic, don't go to her! read more

I've been taking my pets to VCA Cedar Animal Hospital for several years, now. I can't say enough wonderful things about this clinic, its staff, and the veterinarians. Dr. Munroe is incredibly kind, knowledgable, patient, and calm. I can't imagine bringing my critters to any other clinic. read more

My pet was very sick, wasn't eating, and was very wobbly on her feet. When I called the clinic to try to get an appointment ASAP, they were able to get me in right away. They squeezed my appointment in by double booking and I was more than ok with that. There were no emergency fees or anything like that. Just normal, reasonable charges for what was done with my pet. The staff was extremely friendly and the Vet that was checking out my pet was very professional and knowledgeable when it came to the exotic pet I brought in. I will be returning for regular check-ups. Thank you!!! read more

I brought my chinchilla, Squishy, in to see Dr Blake today on an emergency basis. He was having trouble breathing, and needed to be seen right away. I had never brought any of my pets to Cedar before, but they got me in despite being completely booked for appointments. Squishy was seen right away, and given the best care possible. He required a bit of oxygen therapy, and antibiotics. we were in, and out with minimal cost, and exceptional service from all the staff. Thank you for your excellent care, Cedar! read more

We have gone to the Vets here since we moved to South Minneapolis. The vets know all of our pets, 3 dogs, 3 cats, and a our bird. They get us in on the weekend if we have an urgent need to have one of pets seen. They'll work with you on scheduling 1 or more of your pets at a time. The staff is always friendly and know all of us by name. A great place for all types of animals. They specialize in avian (birds) and people from all around the Twin Cities come here to have their bird seen by one of the vets. read more

I tried the Cedar Animal Hospital because it is so close to my home. I brought in my two adult cats to get examined and be updated on their vaccines -not a big deal. After examining my cats the vet came back with a full quote of possible services they were suggesting: additional vaccines, a full blood and urine workup, stool tests, treatment for fleas/ticks (even though I had explained they were indoor cats), etc. I was completely shocked at the total this would have all cost and I felt they were trying to Jiffy Lube me into things that would not increase my cats overall health (considering they do not have health problems). While its good they are up front about the costs of such tests, I've never had a vet try to persuade me into costly and unnecessary testing in this way before. I also noticed that the prices were nearly triple what I had been paying when I lived in another state -prices more reflective of human health care then cat care. I ended up declining most of the recommended procedures because its not in my budget and my cats are fine. I strongly caution people about taking your cats to this clinic especially if you live on a budget and/or tend to believe whatever people in white coats tell you. I will definitely not be bringing my cats back here. read more

First the good news. I called for a same day surgical appointment for an emergency wound. They happened to be able to accomodate. That was great! Now the not great news. I got a quote on the phone of 300-400 dollars. When I got in with the Vet, I was quoted 500-600. Then I got a call after the surgery, the Vet said it took her 10 minutes more than she anticipated. So, the bottom line, $625. How does that work? The dog was under light sedation, no intibation, no general anethesia, procedure done on the foot (maybe 4 stitches) and that is $625, but they quoted a spay for the dog at $400. A spay requires general anethstesia, many more stitches, intebation, etc. Oh, and the free initial exam that is quoted on this website for new patients....that didn't happen. what a rip off. read more

I owe my cat's life to Dr Blake and the staff at VCA. Literally. I had been taking her to another vet who was over medicating her and dropping her blood pressure to almost nothing. Their advice was to keep things as they had decided they should be and to discuss putting her down if things didn't change. How could things change without actually making a change to the treatment?! Dr Blake got me on the same day and they gave me a coupon for a free exam. She figured out the problem with the meds right away and got my kitty on a better mix for her system. That was about a year ago and she has been doing great since then. Not bad for a 19 year old! About a week ago, she started getting quiet and on Sunday night, she looked like she had a stroke. Once again, Dr Blake squeezed me right in on Monday morning. I was fully expecting to hear that she was going into renal failure and that it was time to let her go. Dr Blake was so kind and compassionate. She told me that it could be kidneys, but that it could also be potassium. Kitty hates that pill and tends to throw it up. She gave me options for approaches. I wanted to be sure that I was doing the right thing, so I had the blood panel done. Not her kidneys. We gave her some fluids and got a new potassium supplement mixed that might be easier for her to digest. She is still recovering, but the change in her over the last few days has been very encouraging. She is eating and moving normally. She is even playing a bit again. As for pricing, it is comparable to the other vet I was going to. There is no ego here though. Their first priority is on the care of your pet. I like that they give you a breakout of the costs, so you know exactly what it is. I have never felt like it is an upsell. I just find it to be transparent and informative. Even when I board her, they give me options like nail trimming. If I say no, not a problem. It is crossed right off. It is just an offer to include it, if I want it. Bottom line is this: I bargain shop when I buy paper towels. Not when it has to do with the care of my pets. I want a vet exactly like Dr Blake to be with me and my cat through her senior years. read more

Your typical, generic vet's office. I took our new husky-shephard mix here, mainly because it offered a free first visit for adopted animals and our wallets were hurting from the adoption fee and all the dog paraphernalia we just got. Dr. Natalie Kellar was friendly and efficient but the whole experience felt a bit rushed - we probably spent twice as much time waiting around to be seen and waiting to get checked out as we did with the vet. Our dog did end up having giardia and I had to come back to pick up meds - I ended up waiting around for half an hour when I came to pick up the meds even though they had called and told me they were ready for pickup. They were friendly and apologetic about it and I'll probably keep coming back just for annual checkups since we've established care here but if our dog ever had an actual medical issue that required more frequent followup, I'd rather opt for the vet near our house that's pricier but much friendlier/more thorough (Lake Harriet Veterinary). read more

My fiance and I took our 3 month old kitten here to see if he had ear mites - he had some debris in his ears, couldn't tell if it was wax or mites. Our vet, Ashley Smit, seemed really nice. She said he had a bacterial infection and said he needed a drug called Tresaderm, which would cost about $45 there. I knew this was about double the price it should be, so I said I would rather get it at the humane society. She said they didn't carry it, so I was forced to purchase it there. After we left, I called the Humane Society. Of course, it turns out they have it. So at this point, it's obvious the vet lied to us so we would purchase the medication there and they would profit of us. The humane society tell me to return the medication. So we go back to return it. We explain the situation to the secretary. She listens, disappears. We hear some talking in the back and the manager, Kristi Munro, comes out. She tells us we cannot return the medication. We tell her we only bought if because their "misinformed" us that we could not get it at the humane society. She then became angry and said she would not take the return. We argued with her that we should not have to suffer for a mistake made by the vet. She said the vet said she did not say the Humane Society didn't have it - that she instead said that "she didn't know." An outright lie! We would not have bought it if that was the case! The manager then said we were not welcome back there and gave us the medical records for our kitten. We were lied to and cheated, so we did not leave and we continued to argue. She threatened to call the police and proceeded to PHYSICALLY PUSH/TOUCH my fiance! I was not aware that she had touched him until afterwards, otherwise I would have called the cops myself and had her arrested. This is BY FAR the most unprofessional establishment I have ever been to in my life and this is BY FAR the worst treatment I have received as a customer of any business. Do not give your money to these people. The vet LIED to our faces to get our money and the manager treated us like GARBAGE. This place is extremely unethical (I cannot speak against the other people who work here, just Kristi Munro - the manager and Ashley Smit - the vet). We are taking our case to people higher up in the VCA Animal Hospital chain. Thank you for reading our story. read more

Dr Smit and Dr Commito were so caring and committed to helping us with our three aging cats. When the time came for them to go, each time they were supportive, factual and caring throughout the whole process. The staff is also very committed, responsive and helpful. I highly recommend this clinic and the doctors. read more

WOW! What a great visit... From the receptionist, to the techs, to Dr. Prinz... I was so nervous about the eye issue my dog is having and what we were going to have to do to get it resolved, and how much it was going to cost. NERVOUS no more! They were so caring and considerate and the first exam was free! After reading some of the posts that exist on YELP, I find it untrue that anyone could have had a less then a super positive experiance. I am not one of those who likes to waste time on the web writing reviews unless I have an unforgetable experiance. Dr. Prinz even speaks German and is going to translate our dogs medical history from when we lived in Germany... Now that is going the extra mile. THANKS VCA! You just won our vote and we can't wait to see you again! (P.S.- Check em' out! I promise you will be VERY WELL taken care of and at a reasonable price with out the sales pitch...) read more

I just rescued a kitten and she was about three weeks old when I brought her in to get a checkup and to be dewormed. I am a first time pet owner and was concerned for her because of some of the troubles she was having. The vet I saw said she was walking funny and very much recommended I get an x-ray of her back legs. $170 later and she is just fine. She was just learning how to walk, yet the vet said she thought something was wrong and I should definitely get an x-ray in case she was developing wrong.. They definitely took advantage of me being a first time pet owner, a college age student, and saying that something could be seriously wrong with her back legs. She got dewormed also and they said come back in two weeks. They called to confirm the second deworming appointment and I asked how much it would be. They said I had to also have an exam just to get another deworming. Ridiculous. They are not concerned about pets, but more concerned about how much money they can get out of you. I will not be going back. read more