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    Banfield Pet Hospital

    2.8 (32 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Luke C.

    Sharing my extreme disappointment with the customer service we received from Luke, which was by far one of the worst experiences I've had. We initially called with a simple question about the cost of our upgrade. Over the span of nearly 20 minutes, we were placed on hold four separate times. Each time, a different person came on the line, only to repeat the exact same information: that we needed to come in to sign for the upgrade. Despite our repeated efforts to clarify that this was not the question we were asking, we continued to be placed on hold without resolution. As the call dragged on, our frustration understandably grew. By the fourth handoff, we told the representative that we wanted to cancel our visit due to the lack of clarity and basic communication. Instead of acknowledging our frustration or trying to help, Luke interrupted us mid-sentence, confirmed the cancellation, and abruptly hung up the phone. We called back to speak with someone else and were told by Luke that he was the only one available to answer phones--despite the fact that he had just passed us off to multiple people moments earlier. This lack of accountability and transparency was incredibly disappointing. To make matters worse, when we went in person to confirm our cancellation, we were informed that we needed to call a completely different number to actually cancel our plan--something Luke failed to mention. Not once did Luke apologize for the confusion, poor service, or his dismissive behavior. If someone is unable to answer a question, they should be honest about it--not shuffle customers around or hang up the phone. It's even more troubling when this kind of service involves the care of our pets. If you cannot treat your customers with respect, how can we trust you to care for our animals? Kindness and honesty cost nothing. Please do better.

    This is my dog Abbey who almost lost her life to bladder stones.
    Megan C.

    It has taken me a long time to be able to write this review. I want to say before I tell my story, all the staff I worked with prior to this incident was very friendly and helpful. Up until this incident we had excellent service with this location. What I learned is it's a good place to take your pet for an annual exam or vaccine updates, but godforbid something other than that happens.... This happened between the time period of August - October 2020. Starting in August my husband and I noticed our 6 year old corgi mix was peeing MUCH more than normal. We made an appointment and they took a urine sample. It showed blood crystals, which they said indicated a UTI. A common one week dose of antibiotics was prescribed. She seemed to get better until we ran out of antibiotics. This time we noticed actual blood in her urine. Which is very alarming as a pet owner. We took her in again, another urine sample was taken, again blood crystals were found, and she was prescribed the same antibiotics for two weeks this time. This time around the antibiotics seemed to do nothing. She was peeing so often, and it was disturbing how much blood was in her pee. I was starting to get frantic. When I called for the third time and voiced my concerns they said they were busy but could get her in as a drop off. We dropped her off at 7:30 or 8:30 right before they opened. We did not hear back from them. I called at 12pm, 2pm, 4pm to get updates. It makes me cringe knowing my pup was in a cage all day in her condition. When I went to pick her up the vet said again blood crystals in her urine. We could do an X-ray which would cost hundreds of dollars or the cheaper route would to do a different type of test to see which bacteria was in her urine. He recommended starting there. So that's what I did. The next day things went downhill quick. She was peeing inside, which is not like her at all. Vomiting. Whining. She was in pain. I called in a panic asking for help. No one knew what to do and said the vet wasn't in. I was not offered an alternate solution other than wait until 3 days when the vet comes in. I knew something was very wrong, so I decided to take her to the emergency vet in Lynwood. THANK GOD I DID. It turns out she had 9 blaster stones, and one was clogging her urethra...hence why she couldn't pee. She had a kidney infection from her bladder being so full. And needed immediate surgery. The vet in Lynwood said the urine test showed the signs of bladder stones when she received the records (not sure if this is true or not, just what she said). However, what really upset me was the day after my pup had her surgery the vet from BF called me back. I told him what happened and he felt it was necessary to say "well we should've done those X-rays". In a cynical tone...it was very upsetting. I almost lost my best friend because of this. If it was caught in August it could have been addressed immediately. After10K and being prescribed medicated food for the rest of her life, she's okay. It's an expensive lesson to learn. I'm not trying to sway anyone's opinion. I just want to tell my story.

    Winchester, who very happy he won't have to ever go back to Banfield Pet Hospital in Bothell again.

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    Excellent service the doctor Karam and the nurses are super sweet, they explained all the recommendations and listen my concerns

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    Dr Hollan has been my dogs vet for 8 years and I followed her to this location because the entire team is amazing.

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    If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. I highly recommend Finn Hill Animal Hospital. Dr. Raja…read moreis the heart. And soul of figs practice.. He has been our veterinarian for the past 10 years. He has taken great care with our two cats from the time they were 3 months old. He shares typical ailments. That can come up for both breeds, keeps us informed and checks for those in addition to regular check ups. Also, if we need services outside the hospital, he always recommends places that are also 5-star. The staff are also amazing. Everyone is genuine and treats me and my sons with respect as we interact with them.

    if I could give it zero stars I sure as f*** would. I lost 2 dogs under the care of Dr. Raja, one…read morewas barely 4 months old the other was just over 3 years. I brought the dogs there because of a staff member, Bianca who is actually in Washington because she relocated up here when I returned. If Dr Raja actually knew the type of person she truly was he wouldn't ride so hard for her but that's not this post. I blame the clinic for both of those loss, and this is the second review I'm leaving my first was deleted because I was honest I. the fact that they refuse to take ownership of the hand they played in Najee's death. if you honestly think I'd allow my son dog to go untreated to later die in his arms you got me f***** up. she was a replacement of the first dog Bianca let die as my son pleaded with her for help crying on the floor. Dr Raja told me he regretted ever treating my dogs I regret it too as they'd both still be here. They can continue to delete my reviews as I will continue to repost.. Because of the clinic & staff, my son has attempted suicide 2 times most recently last week. I had a case against the clinic using there own failed documentation and honored my sons request and let it go but how many animals will come at the hands of what's deemed professional?? when my son text his staff he was told she looked better.. tell me dose she?

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