Many times veterinarians are faced with reviews of no compassion when finances are involved. Pet ownership is a privilege, not a right. Many hospitals offer forms of credit based on credit worthiness. There are costs involved in treating emergency situations and owners should be able to meet those expenses if they own a pet.

I dislike clinics that won't treat unless you have the money upfront. Letting a dog die do to this is wrong. These are not vets, but money hungry monsters. I have not gone here, but read the review about the dog & puppies that would die, because the lady didn't have $2000 up front. I chose another vet instead.

We moved here from NC and our black lab/border collie mix had heat stroke. These people were amazing, professional and kind. We have their number by our phone now.

Tonight I thought I was losing my best friend. Earlier in the evening I thought she had vomited, but when I went to bathe her I discovered that it was in fact blood mixed with pus from a ruptured abscess. I immediately sent my husband to the store for supplies to clean and dress the wound, but upon inspection decided that it was too involved for me to treat. When he returned we packed into the SUV and headed to the clinic.

These ladies are wonderful, kind and compassionate but beyond that they are consummate professionals. Because of their soft spoken, calm demeanor, I was able to give them all of the background information required for a quick and thorough examination. They were up front about all possible costs and complications, answered all my many questions, and walked me through the before and after treatment my dog would require. I couldn't have hoped for better medical care.

He just told me if I don't have 2000 bucks upfront my puppies and the mommy going to die. I said oh really if I can't pay the whole amount upfront you won't help my dog? He said yes they are going to die mam....I can't believe this

My Cosmic was dying from hemangiosarcoma and this Vet stayed on the phone for 30 minutes or more, advising me what to look for and when it was time to put her down. When that time finally did come, he drove out to my house and put her down at home and contacted the cremation people for me. I couldn't have asked for a better scenario to part with my baby.