From the moment pets step through the door, staff here prioritize calm over efficiency. A rescue dog terrified of vets ends up sitting in the vet's lap; a dog with severe fear aggression now drags her owner inside eagerly. The Fear Free setup-soft couches instead of metal tables, treats, happy visits without needles, toys, calming diffusers-lets anxious animals adjust before any procedure happens.
Dr. Leticia German and her team bring deep knowledge of integrative medicine, allergy management, and holistic options. They spend an hour with each pet, work floor-level with them, explain care transparently, and name no hidden costs. Reviewers praise specific staff members (Max, Larissa, Dr. Erdman) by name for sustained, skilled care.
Dr. Tamara Colebank blends western medicine with holistic practices in home visits. Reviewers report she diagnosed conditions local vets missed, helped anxious dogs recover confidence, and supported pets through serious illness with nutrition, herbs, and energy work.
Staff earn consistent praise for patience with nervous pets and genuine care that makes stressful visits feel manageable. Dr. Morgan appears frequently by name as exceptionally kind and thorough. Concerns center on murky pricing: one customer paid $400 for blood work taken without explicit consent, another felt a $68 care plan offered minimal value. Most reviewers see costs as fair relative to the service quality, but transparency issues and surprise charges have left a few customers frustrated.
Reviewers consistently describe a clinic where vets dig deeper into problems, explain treatment plainly, and staff remember pets by name months later. Dr. Monica Watterud, Dr. Molly Cominsky, and front-desk staff like Maria earn repeated praise for moving beyond quick checkups to catch early-stage conditions, handle nervous or aggressive animals with calm confidence, and treat families as people rather than transactions. Appointments run on time and the facility stays clean. Prices land in the reasonable range for surgical referrals and specialty diagnostics. The team's willingness to split vaccination costs for tight budgets and allow cats time alone in exam rooms signals a practice built around animal stress, not clinic efficiency.
Last updated 2026-07-05