If you love your pet, DO NOT COME HERE! Reviews don't always show up on Google. The manager, Jim…read moreAntunano, Jr. and Dr. Courtney Carroll, will lie with no guilt. Jim, will have no problem gaslighting you when things go wrong. Incompetence, mistakes, negligence and a cover-up took place while I was there, and it caused prolonged suffering for my cat. They are a family-owned business, so that gives them so much incentive to lie. There are no cameras in the rooms, so they can lie all they want and make you seem like the one who is crazy. They offer people $5 for leaving a review, so that's very disingenuous.
Jim is basically just a figurehead. He is not a medical professional. Dr. Carroll is the one in power since she can make things up, and he will side with her since he is not knowledgeable. Even after showing Jim a photo of my cat's unhealed eye, he was still not competent enough to realize that Dr. Carroll messed up or lied about his condition. If the manager cannot oversee the mess-ups of his employees, then who will?
* I wasn't told about the other treatment options for entropion.
* During the appointment for his vaccines, I mentioned I was worried about him still itching after the surgery. Dr. Carroll told me it could be allergy related and brushed it off as something we could handle later. It should've been handled right then and there. (He was itching a lot more after.)
* After his operation, I realized his private was red and looked very sore. He was having trouble peeing and was in constant discomfort. Dr. Carroll told me it was sticking out while he was under anesthesia. She said she lubricated it and put it back in. Dr. Carroll didn't stick to one story.
* 5 days after his surgery, he scratched at his stitches while eating and caused a tiny tear. When I came in to get it checked out, it was 7 days after his operation and Dr. Carroll decided to remove the stitches.
* Dr. Carroll told the manager that my cat had removed most of the stitches himself. If that is true, why on earth would she not re-suture his eyelid?
* The next morning while he was eating, he did one little swipe at his eye and the eyelid tore open. It clearly happened because his stitches were removed far too early. I blamed her for the extent of his injuries after she removed his stitches too early. I was told to come in the next day. The only reason why they didn't take him in that day was because they were busy. I am highly disappointed I wasn't advised to go to an emergency hospital with him since a wound that deep can get infected.
* Jim claims that as a "courtesy" I was not charged for his re-suturing, which is false. I called stating that I was not comfortable paying for something that was caused by Dr. Carroll. I was told I still had to pay for the equipment and medication, so it was not free of charge.
* Dr. Carroll lied about my cat's condition. She pretended to put the fluorescent stain on his eye and said he didn't have an ulcer. There was no green in his eye when she had me come over to look at his eye. The reason why she did this is because I complained to the manager about her not scheduling a revisit for my cat's eye since it wasn't fully healed. I showed a photo of my cat's unhealed to Jim, and he still took her side. I ended up scheduling a visit with my previous veterinarian. When she checked his eye she said there was an ulcer.
* Dr. Carroll was not successful with his entropion surgery.
* Dr. Carroll claimed he didn't need surgery for both eyelids when he did. She originally stated that he did, but then changed her mind.
* They claim to have recommended an ophthalmologist, but that's a lie.
* Also, Ashley, the veterinarian technician, may seem very nice and sociable, but she is a major participant in Dr. Carroll's mistakes and lies. In a previous visit, she was the one who told me the Oculenis was for repairing the eye. She said nothing when Dr. Carroll said it was just a lubricant. She was also the one who took part in the cover-up. She was in the room holding my cat when Dr. Carroll pretended to put the fluorescent stain in his eye. She even backed up Dr. Carroll by saying something along the lines of "the redness just being vascularization."
All I had asked for after the terrible care and prolonged suffering that my cat had to experience was a full refund and for them to pay for his allergy testing and the first round of possible medication he would need. Jim said no to everything. I had asked for all of this before the last appointment when Dr. Carroll lied about my cat's eye being healed.
Also, Jim, if you're reading this, just know that your father, who was the founder of the place and also an actual veterinarian, would be ashamed of your incompetence and lack of care towards patients and clients. He didn't die and leave this place in your hands for you to abuse your power and potentially ruin its reputation due to your inability to oversee your employees. That's only if he wasn't like you and actually cared.