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    Avenues Pet Clinic

    2.9 (48 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Junimo
    Taylor Marie B.

    The employees at Avenues Pet Clinic were very sweet and gentle with our babies while giving them their vaccinations. They were exceptionally patient with our feisty kitten Thank you all!

    Pancho the great boy
    Jacqueline M.

    Avoid this clinic if you have a sick animal! We lost our 10 year old dog way too soon and feel this vets inexperience and lack of care contributed. We had 3 different vets from Avenues working with our dog Pancho. Then we were consistently with Dr. Jones. This whole process was a nightmare. We felt the whole time none of the vets new what was wrong with our dog. By the 3 visit they said it was immune mediated anemia. My spouse and I have come to the conclusion (and suspected throughout the treatment) that Dr. Jones over prescribed our 10 year old dog with prednisone. To the point of causing him to develop cushings disease. How can a vet sit there and claim that it is all part of the side effects of prednisone when a dog goes from walking perfectly fine to barely walking and standing up. Pancho developed a significant curve in his spine in less than a month. On the last 2-3 visits, I expressed how concerned we were. On the last visit, I couldn't even get Pancho in the vet without some of the other staff helping me carry him out of my car. He went from 110lbs to 100lbs and this was devastating. I tried and wanted to have confidence and trust in this vet. But after inside, Dr. Jones had no concern at all about our beloved Pancho. She acted like it was normal and routine. I had been balling all morning worried about Pancho because I knew deep down something wasn't right. I even asked Dr. Jones "so you're telling me this will all reverse after Pancho gets off the prednisone?" She said "yes." Also, she prescribed him two more medications that day! Which is complete B.S. Dr. Jones had no concern that the dog under her care went from normal walking to barely being able to walk - in less than a month! Pancho's stomach was bloated and sagging. He lost noticeably large amount of muscle/weight in his back legs and was boney in his spine. The excessive dose of prednisone raised his cortisol levels and killed him in a month. Poor Pancho of only 10 passed away on Friday. His appointment was that Monday. (Here comes the sarcasm) Thank you Avenue's for being so empathetic. Thank you for NEVER reaching out to us after we lost Pancho or provide any condolences- even after cancelling his next check up because he had passed! I would stay far away from this place. Use at your own risk.

    I do freight runs. My road dog got into something bad. Don't know what. Most likely Called for emergency services today. Was promised a 20 min call back. 45 min go by. Called again. Was told the on call got the message. Will resend. 15 min later the service calls and tells me to call the poison hotline. I guess a blood pooping dog isn't important enough for a call back or a emergency Sunday appt. Will NEVER recommend someone so cold and uncaring. Horrible service. Should not be in this field - period!!

    Happy at CSU nursing for the first time
    Thomas B.

    I am writing to warn you all about Avenues Pet Clinic. We brought our pregnant pup in as she was having difficulties giving birth. They performed a C-Section and spayed her in the morning. After surgery they called stated all went well and to pick her up at 5 pm. My wife shows up and they bring out the puppies. My wife then waited for another 10 to 15 minutes for them to bring out Happy. They then brought my wife into a room with Happy and stated she was in shock, looked horrible. I'm guessing she wasn't monitored for the hours between surgery and pick up, they were surprised that she was in shock. My wife left and told them she would return at 7pm when they closed to figure out why Happy was in shock. When she arrived at 7pm she was given the options of leaving Happy at Avenues overnight, unsupervised, taking her home for constant supervision or taking her to a 24 hour clinic. My wife opted to take our dog home for supervision. In the 2 hours between 5 pm and 7 pm they stated they completed an ultrasound and found no internal bleeding (we don't believe this was actually done). They sent my wife home with our Happy, in distress. By the time they got home our dog wasn't moving, her gums were white and cold, and she was bleeding externally. My wife rushed to CSU Animal Hospital (highly recommended). They rushedto get her, and began working on her immediately. When my wife arrived at CSU Happy was completely limp and lifeless. After a bit, they came out letting us know she needed a blood transfusion, which we agreed to. They went back to helping our dog. After surgery was done, they let us know a few things. They found an 8 cm hematoma, the stitching was loose, ligatures were present but not tight. They also found green debris in the surgical site. My dogs condition was worsening at the clinic, which tells me that they didn't do a proper eval of her. If done, they would have called us and advised her condition and would have asked for consent for further surgery to figure it out. They didn't. If they did it could have prevented the trip to CSU. They didn't know a thing as they even said we could leave her there overnight unsupervised. If my wife selected this option our sweet girl would have passed by 10 pm. By Avenues releasing our girl it is evident the doctor did not have the proper knowledge and that they didn't know or didn't care about my dog's condition. The CSU vet said the ligatures could have been loose from movement, puppy feeding or sloppy surgery. We don't even know if the puppies were fed by Momma dog and seeing as how she was wobbly and lethargic when they brought her out at 5pm, I doubt her movement would have loosened them. During the follow up visit a vet told us it was most likely due to poor application of the ligatures. Then jat the 10 day check up we were told again that it was most likely that the vet had done a poor job on the ligatures and they have seen numerous poor outcomes from this clinic. Let's talk about the debris left in my dog. It was easy for the CSU vet to find and clean out the debris, why wasn't this done at Avenues? They will tell you it's all a risk of surgery and we did sign a disclosure. That is fine, but it's obvious with all that went wrong the surgery was botched and they didn't want to tell us. We called the vet clinic to discuss all that happened. The head vet denied any wrongdoing. Loose ligatures, debris and a huge amount of blood loss sound a bit more like poor, sloppy vet work to me. What bothers me even more is that she laughed when she hung up the phone, which tells me they really didn't care, had no compassion, empathy or any concern. I wonder if getting home to dinner that night was more important than my dog's life. In closing dog, appropriately named Happy needed 4 blood transfusions and 2 units of platelets and all ligatures cleaned up a tightened, as well as debris cleaned out of her wounds. You can make your own conclusions with the facts I presented. But I would warn you of visiting Avenues if you care about your pet.

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    if your pet has something simple going on or you just want a check-up, La Zoetry can probably help…read more Don't expect an easy-going or easy to talk to doctor, though. She likes to mock her clients and their questions. If you have another option, take it instead. If your pet has a mystery ailment you're trying to figure out or anything skin-related, don't even try La Zoetry. She'll throw a general ointment at it then shrug her shoulders while saying "I'm not a dermatologist." She can't even help her own dog's skin condition, and my pup's ears lost all their fur and started bleeding and turning black because I kept going back to La Zoetry instead of finding a different vet. She's not even honest enough to recommend another vet. Cheyenne Pet Clinic on Lincolnway is much better. Because of Dr Novak's incompetence, my pup will be on medication the rest of her life to avoid her ears rotting and falling off. If she had identified the problem or sent me to someone who would, my pup would need only the allergy shot that I asked Dr Novak to try. Any vet is better than La Zoetry

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