First, last year, when I tried to adopt a dog, the shelter called this vet, and they were given wrong information, so I couldn't adopt the dog.

Second, they were absolutely no help, what-so-ever when we were taking Daisy to them. I remember, the last time I was in that office (after the specialist said Daisy had a spinal tumor) I asked the vet if there was a special diet I could put Daisy on, or any supplements that might help her. This vet stood next to Daisy in her wheelchair and told me that she didn't think that was necessary, because all dog foods have all the supplements a dog needs...UNLESS THE DOG HAS SOME DISEASE OR SOMETHING WRONG WITH THEM. I still can't believe she said that, I felt like leaning over and slapping her on the head and saying DUH!!!

Third, I gave this vets info to the Abby's foster mom, rather than my new vet, because they had more information . Plus I called them first to make sure everything in the files is correct info. Well, I just got an email from Abby's foster mom, she called the neurologist(everything was good there), she called the vet and they told her they were too busy to talk to her she'll have to call back. She's sure there won't be any problems, but, with this vet's office I'm not so sure. I'll be really happy to be completely done with them.