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  • I am giving three stars because my dog actually likes going to this vet. The staff is very good with her and I don't have to deal with a traumatized pup when I take her home. I, on the other hand, always feel very mad when I get home. The bill is always at least a hundred dollars more than quoted and when I look over the bill when I get home I notice that something (such as when I asked for a three year rabies shot and they give her a one year) is missing. I bought my first puppy about 9 months ago. Being the inexperienced pet owner I brought her to the closest vet...this place. At first I just thought that it was expensive because she was a puppy and expected it would be pricey. I later found out from friends and coworkers that most vets have puppy packages that reduce the cost. I was spending at least $150 a visit because they were charging for a vet visit along with the exam (I didn't know this was unnecessary) and always had me bringing in a stool samples (every three weeks) to check for parasites. I later learned that I shouldn't be checking for parasites after the initial visit until well after she was vaccinated. On one visit Dr. Cruz even suggested vaginal reconstructive surgery (really??!), my boyfriend was there for that one and told me I was being made a fool of. I didn't find out that I was paying way too much until after she was past her puppy shots and thought that the expense was basically done with except the yearly exam. My most recent visit finally pushed me over the edge. I took my dog in to get her heart worm test and bordatella vaccine but also asked to speak to the Dr because she had stopped eating. We had just come home from a vacation and the sitter had said she was upset. He brought in an estimate (after I had already crossed out a lot of unnecessary recommendations at the front desk) of $460! The blood tests were $200. I told him I couldn't afford this and he suggested I just test her for the Tick Fever and Valley Fever. I declined. While paying, the assistant told me that the test for the heart worms also tested for Tick Fever and Valley Fever and all was negative. Really?!! He was suggesting I pay more for tests that were already being performed in a test that I had her in for to begin with?! To top it off, when I got home I realized they either didn't charge me for her bordatella or didn't give it to her... Anyway, I am in the market for a new vet....
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