For your pet's safety, DO NOT ever visit this veterinary office. I cannot stress it enough.
Two years ago, I switched to Crossroads because the drive to my veterinarian of 20 years was quite far. This was an incredibly huge mistake. I have never had a good experience at Crossroads, but kept going back thinking, "maybe it was just an off day for them." Spoiler alert - it was not an off day.
Last year I took him for a check up and asked for a rabies vaccination only. They ended up talking me into several unnecessary vaccines that left him sick for weeks. Since I was unable to go inside due to the pandemic, they called me and talked so quickly that I had little time to consider the options. I could kick myself now for not standing firm with what I wanted, which was ONLY a rabies vaccination.
In January of 2021, I had made an appointment because my dog felt ill. They called me the day of and asked if I wanted to come in earlier, as there was a cancellation. I said no thank you and that we would be there at the originally agreed upon time. As I was leaving the house, they called me asking why I had not arrived for the earlier offered appointment time. I explained the conversation and the receptionist had no idea what I was talking about. Come to find out they had cancelled my original appointment so I was then left with no appointment. They made it seem as if I was to blame. I did not reschedule at that time.
In March of 2021 I took Charlie in for a follow-up after having visited an emergency animal hospital. My dog had an ear infection and difficulty breathing. As before, I was made to wait in the car. They called and gave me a quote of roughly ~$600 for the visit. They asked to run more tests and I said okay. It then totaled out to over $1,100. I was told he had a heart murmur and a distended abdomen. They gave antibiotics for his ear infection. No one from the office ever called to follow up on his recovery. I called and asked for further clarification on their tests. They reiterated what I was previously told and told me if he has more problems I should just take him to the emergency vet again. Absolutely NO compassion or treatment plan.
I decided to finally take my dog back to our old vet. She compared his previous tests with all his current symptoms and was able to suggest that these are signs of Cushing's disease. Crossroads NEVER mentioned or even considered that possibility. What incompetence and lack of knowledge. So, Dr. Cooper was content leaving me in the dark, with no diagnosis or treatment plan. What they did was leave me with an $1,100 bill with more questions than answers. They overcharge on all of their services so PLEASE BE AWARE of this. Or, better yet, avoid them altogether.
Had I not returned to my old, reliable vet, my dog would have continued to suffer and I would have had no idea what to do for him. Crossroads and Dr. Cooper have no compassion and are completely incompetent. They are solely in it for the money and do the absolute bare minimum - and sometimes even less in my case.
So, please, DO NOT EVER VISIT THIS OFFICE. You will be overcharged on all exams and services compared to other veterinarian offices in the east valley. You will be left in the dark and not given a treatment plan. Most importantly, your animal will not be given the proper care to live their life to the fullest. Shame on you, Crossroads. I will continue to tell everyone I know to stay light years away of the monstrosity you call a veterinarian office. read more