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Griffith Small Animal Hospital

4.2 (95 reviews)
Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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I wish I could give ZERO stars!!!!! I'm not even sure where to start with this place. After 5 visits, over the course of a few months, my dog's misdiagnosed ear infection turned into a full blown chronic skin infection causing her to lose over 50% of her hair. With every revisit, we were given bandaids for the sypmtoms and told "it's allergies", even with her symptoms getting worse and worse with each visit. I had to research and help them try to diagonse my dog (RED FLAG). They even did a ear cytology that showed bacteria in her ear and they did not treat it correctly. With every bandaid, I reported to the "vets" that nothing changed and that her symptoms progessively got worse. I was still told that it was "allergies" and that we'd have to wait 3+ months for the hypoallergatic food to work AND to get a dermologist appointment. My dog would've been 100% hairless if I had done that. Thankfully, I found a different vet and got a 2nd opinion. After only a week on a new antibotic, she began to show signs of healing. The management here is 100% a joke. I was VERY alarmed to read reviews from past employees about their experiences. I called 3 times over the course of 1.5 weeks to talk with management about a refund, only to be told today that they "don't do refunds". Every phone call started with me repeating all of my frustrations (no one there communicates or writes anything down apparently...) They completely neglected to help my dog or provide me with proper information. They conducted pointless tests, like testing for mites even though my dog is on Simpartica Trio and the chance of her having mites was basically 0%. They showed absolutely ZERO care or remorse for my dog's worsening condition. Every visit felt extremly rushed and lacking of information as to why this could be happening... news flash.. it's not her food. Now we are on a very $$$ food that restricts her from all treats. For a If you take your animals here I highly suggest getting a second opinion. You shouldn't have to beg your Pictures are after MONTHS of "care" from Griffith Vet.

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Sadly Dr Griffiths retired and this Vet office is unorganized and overwhelmed- after 15 years I'm going to switch to a new office.

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