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April 2022 by Jesse Miranda Solís
Unprofessional service. Appointments are not respected and your time is wasted.
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March 2022 by Lisa Garcia
I took him in for his yearly shots and to check his ears, amazing ? service and he had an ear infection they taught me how to apply the medicine and he’s feeling great ?
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December 2021 by Sam Dougherty
Excellent customer service and Dr. Leyendecker was very attentive and took initiative without hesitation. 100% highly recommended
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December 2021 by Michelle Town
Took my dog to get spayed here and during her first appointment prior to surgery, the vet (young lady) made a comment that was very unprofessional and upsetting. After telling her that my dog had a puppies about 6 months ago she told my dog “nobody even asked you if you wanted to have puppies” ….. her insinuating that I bred her was infuriating because if she only knew how hard I tried to keep both dogs away; And after her first and only litter went to go get a $400 surgery to prevent it from happening. The dog dosent understand what she was telling her so she was clearly making that comment for me to hear.
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November 2021 by Lory Vasquez
Best Doc. Thank you god and to doctor for saving my babies pugs life’s
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June 2021 by Tish Frame
Bonnie has cared for my pets (usually 2 cats and a dog) for about 15 years whenever I need to go out of town on business or for vacation. She comes to my home, waters plants, brings in my mail, cleans the litter box, gets my dog out of the backyard kennel and lets her run around in the yard, come into the house. She feeds all the critters (both my cats and dog always have a bowl filled with kibble, and get canned food once a day). Sits and pets them as they crawl on her lap. Leaves me a daily note or sends me an email each day letting me know how things went. My animals always just loved her and looked forward to her visits. I would leave her info with vet, shots updates, etc in case of emergency. Leave a letter for the vet. (I could be anywhere in the world in a different time zone).
