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| - My puppy recently just swallowed a pork bone last night and, never experiencing this before I had no idea what to do or what to look out for at the time as I heard any kind of bone (especially Chicken bones) may become a danger to dogs. Therefore, I called the Animal Hospital that I always had trusted and told them that my dog *just* ate a bone and asked them what I should do. After the receptionist asked the veterinarians, I was told to immediately get an x-ray for Baker, my puppy. However, thankfully, at the time the x-ray machines were done over there and I was told to call some other Animal Hospitals.
Luckily, a week before this happened I had seen and read a few of all the positive reviews that Boca Park Animal Hospital had received and so, I decided to call them right away and told them my situation and what my Animal Hospital had suggested. The concierge let me know that I could do a walk-in (this was at 5pm) and that she would get Baker's information faxed over (which she did).
As I finally arrived at BPAH, I found both the exterior and interior to be absolutely nice and welcoming. It did not seem (at least to me) like the typical Animal Hospital nor did it smell like one. From the outside I could see a play area for the dogs (which is, I bet, where dogs that are boarding here get to play and also where training classes are held) and the inside, like I previously mentioned was very welcoming and nice (much like the staff there as well).
After a little wait (which is amazing for a walk-in however, it could be that I was also just lucky) I was put into a room to wait for the doctor. Dr.Ensign is absolutely amazing, trustworthy, and kind. Upon meeting him he had told me that he would never do anything that he wouldn't do to his own dog. Not only that, but when I told him about what had just happened to my puppy and what my Veterinarian had suggested, he told me that even though he makes tons of money by doing such procedures (x-rays and etc.) he would never suggest me to do such a thing unless my dogs would truly need it. Therefore, he told me what my previous Vet hadn't told me (and what I was initially expecting from my previous Vet), which is what symptoms to watch out for and that if Baker did show such symptoms that he would want to see him in the morning; He also had suggested and gave me dog food that was high in fiber, which would help the bone hopefully pass through. Dr.Ensign also told me about a puppy talk that he would be giving me during my next visit for Baker's third round of puppy shots; he had told me that he gives this talk in detail to all puppy owners wether or not the owner is a veteran at raising puppies for the better. He, and all the employees here truly care about their patients and their owners. Dr.Ensign saved me around $240 that night.
After my first experience with BPAH, that same night I decided to transfer all three of my dogs to this hospital; In fact, I wish I had transferred them here sooner. BPAH is an absolutely welcoming and trustworthy veterinary clinic. As Dr.Ensign had told me, they are definitely a bit pricier on certain areas but they are also less expensive in other areas as well (I was told by Dr.Ensign that they have lower prices on their medicine than 1-800 pet meds and petsmart!) . BPAH's visit/check-up fee is pricier than my previous Animal Hospital's (which was $24), however, with the quality, trustworthy, and caring service BPAH gives, it is definitely worth it.
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