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| - I used to take my beautiful Flame Point Siamese cat here until I had to put him down in January 2015. I was always impressed with the service and everything they did for us up until his last moments.
So of course when I rescued a very beautiful, but very skittish German Shepherd named Skyrah, I got her in for a checkup with Dr. Haggard (same day appointment by the way because WFAH is fantastic) and the Dr. was very patient with me, answering all of my questions and giving Skyrah a thorough exam. When they got the results from her fecal exam, I got a call saying I needed to come back and pick up more medication to treat her Giardia.
As soon as I walked in to get the medication, Liz at the front desk greeted me and knew exactly what I was there for. She knew us by name after only seeing us one time (two days had passed by at this point). I was freaking out about Skyrah's diagnosis (because I was having a hard time dispensing the meds to her) and Liz took the time to go over different ways to get her to take her medication. She also gave me a lot of info on how to prevent the spread of the Giardia to anyone else at home. When I walked out of there I felt at ease. And sure enough, her advice worked! Now I can't get Skyrah to stop eating!
I came in last night for a follow up, and again, Liz greeted us. She remembered that Skyrah is skittish and went the extra mile to interact with her, determined to gain her trust. Skyrah licked her hand, which is a great start, since she has only warmed up to me so far.
Not only do the doctors and employees here at WFAH rock, but they take the time to get to know you and truly care about your pet. If you're looking for a vet hospital that you can trust, who goes above and beyond to get you in ASAP and take care of your fur baby, this is the place to go! Thanks folks!
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