I took in my dog I adopted from Care St Louis that is very aggressive. He surprised me because he was well behaved upon entering the lobby. I was escorted through the lobby. The receptionist, a young lady, knowing my dog's profile stood a safe distance from my dog and stated that a room was prepared for my dogs ( my other, much older, dog was waiting in the car) to wait for the vet to enter. I told the young lady that I didn't want to have both dogs in the room at the same time in case my problem dog became aggressive. I didn't want him to knock over my older dog because of him being nimble. After some difficulty with the young lady, she finally was agreeable to having me wait outside until she consulted with the veterinarian. A phone call was made from outside, and the receptionist, the young lady, stated that a curbside appointment would be held over the phone. I then explained that I didn't want a phone call to be held for the problem dog because he had already had a veterinarian visit with Care, St., Louis, that the reason why I was making the visit was to have an an in person visit with a veterinarian because of the aggressive behavior and I was trying to figure out what to do with the problem dog. There obviously was a communication issue between the young lady and I and I finally just decided to go ahead and bring in both the older dog and the problem dog, much to my apprehension. When I finally was able to see the veterinarian, she accused me of having an altercation with the young lady, and also accused me of cussing her, which I had done neither. Did I sound frustrated on the call? Possibly? Was the young lady not communicating well? Possibly? Was I not communicating well to the young lady? Possibly? But at no point did cuss words fall from my lips and no argument was had. But the young lady overtly lied, and stated that I had cussed her out. I then explained to the veterinarian that I desperately needed her professional opinion, and was going to stay there only out of desperation for her professional opinion. Then she continued to explain that I needed to respect and be kind to her staff in order for me to receive her professional services. After being treated like a child, I decided that I would not stay and walked out without receiving any professional assistance from this Veterinarian. I will never go back, and I do not recommend this veterinarian, nor would I ever recommend anyone visiting, this veterinarian because she obviously does not know how to treat people nor does her staff. She may be able to treat dogs and cats, but in order to run a business you have to be able to treat humans with respect, as well. read more