I would give this vet, Dr. Fuldner ZERO stars if I could. She acts and talks like she knows about dental, but she doesn't. Here are two short stories about two cats we brought to her in February 2025. #1 Cat: Deigo. He has stomatitis. She said she believes only removing some teeth is okay, and that is what she learned in vet school. After the dental surgery where she removed some teeth, he was okay for about two weeks and then started having some pain. After pumping down several different antibiotics and steroids, she said it would just have to be his new "normal" as his inflammation would never go away. I went to a specialty clinic for animal dentistry, and they said that not only should ALL of his teeth have been removed but also confirmed that she did not remove the roots from the teeth that she had removed. After questioning this, she did not have any explanation other than sending and email and certified mail letter stating that our pets are not longer patients of her clinic. LOL - As if I would have ever gone back there, even if she would have treated them for free. Cat #2: Gizmo. He underwent dental surgery on the same day as Diego. I feel SO bad that I ever took him there. He had some drooling but was otherwise okay, and I just wanted to make sure that he also did not have dental problems. She said that he definitely had dental problems and pain. So, I believe her and had some of his teeth removed. After that, my otherwise healthy cat rapidly went downhill, infection on the sites where teeth were removed, sutures were coming out, she gave strong antibiotics. He started having diarrhea and acting lethargic and did not want to eat anymore. I took him back with concerns and said that something else must be going on and conducted an $800 ultrasound. She said that they could only find GI issues and pumped down 3 more strong medications down into his systems. Gizmo started getting worse. So, there was another blood test, and that showed that he might be having kidney issues. Then we started pumping down more medication. There was still no improvement, and Gizmo started getting skinnier day by day. We requested x-ray from the dental procedure and found out after posting on a Vet page that he also had a pathological jaw fracture that she never mentioned or documented in his records. After not trusting her anymore, we went to a different vet who did an X-ray and found out that Gizmo's spleen had fluid surrounding it and it was causing him heart failure. Gizmo's condition was so bad that his body filled up with fluid and he died a painful death a few weeks later. DO NOT GO TO GALLOWAY VET. I know that she will have a big talking response to this, but I also do, if I need to post more, including communication between her. Also, sidenote - they write irrelevant things in their notes about the owners of pets, including if they bring in two cats during one appointment. Which yes, we did because of the check-up - but we did pay for both appointments. Also, another weird note states that we spent 1 hour in an exam room, but it fails to mention that we waited in there for 30 minutes before she ever even came in. PAY ATTENTION TO THE SIGN AT THE CHECKOUT, that says "Aggressive Behavior Will Not Be Tolerated". It basically means, if we kill your animal, do not complain about it. read more