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Nay David DVM

5.0 (1 review)

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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Countryside Veterinary Service

Countryside Veterinary Service

(20 reviews)

The entire staff was absolutely amazing and very accommodating! My sweet Chihuahua needed dental…read morework done and I am the type of person to worry about that sort of thing but the entire staff reassured me in every way possible! They communicated beautifully and were very gentle with my boy as well as me considering I was very scared and quite literally crying the whole time. They made me feel very comfortable with letting them handle my sweet boy and they did everything with such care it was just truly an amazing experience! Like I said the staff was absolutely incredible! They definitely cared for my dog as much as I do and I am so grateful for the entire team and Doctor Tammy! Would definitely recommend this vet! :)

I would give lessons zero reviews at this point if I could.... I moved up here in December, I have…read morerequested emergency veterinary services on two separate occasions (followed up to try to schedule normal appointments to establish routine veterinary care and schedules Faye neuter)..... only to find out the soonest they could get me in was six months in the future for an emergency( I was quoted July originally, for a potential abscess... the front desk person did not seem to understand why six months for a potential abscess was a death sentence. Nor did they seem to have basic medical training that would permit them to be appropriate for the position ). I just called for an emergency euthanasia for a separate animal, either via appointment or home visit... they were unable to accompany, seemed shocked that I would request recommendations... and then the secretary was like " what do you expect? We are the only veterinarian clinic in the area... so of course we're booked out" ... this is what you get when you hire paper pushers! Not people who are actually medically trained with a bedside manner... If we were to treat human patients in the same manner, this office would get shut down... the owner /head v veterinarian is welcome to reach out... after all, it is the doctor's name on the practice, and they are responsible for overseeing their staff I'm sorry if it's not obvious, then hire additional staff!! if you need additional vets and techs to serve the volume of clients in your area... then do so!! (if this doctors office served humans, they would've been shut down, ... because doctors, who swear to hippa cannot turn down emergency patients ) choosing to maintain a monopoly over the market in the area and be selective with your clients, is illegal and immoral.... I would be happy to edit my review once they are able to meet the basic needs of the clientele Update: the office called back, apologized for the confusion, stated that they would never postpone emergency visits like those described in the post, requested my dog's medical records, and promised to get me in this afternoon, following the vet surgery schedule or the following day at the latest... I just called back and the receptionist gave me the " I'm sorry I don't know who told you that, but we're fully booked out.." I really do not appreciate liars. Disappointing beyond belief. (Edit for clarification: I was not offered an appointment until after I posted the review... then when I called back to schedule the appointment as requested, the receptionist had zero availability. I'm not sure if there was a miscommunication between the owner and staff... but I have experience training medical practices to implement new procedures and expedite patient visits without minimizing, security or safety... there is plenty of room for improvement at this practice and Im glad to hear they are actively looking for new employees... from my understanding, the market is currently flooded with qualified candidates looking for jobs... so getting applicants should not be difficult . I look forward to reading those job ads.)

Bailey Veterinary Clinic - Meds

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(85 reviews)

This was my second visit at Bailey's veterinary clinic. I love the vet the first time when we were…read moregetting vaccinations for our cat. This visit was a little tougher. I called them that morning and let them know my cat needed to be seen by a vet and was in distress. They had me come right in on a standby appointment. I got there checked in and they took Bella back to be checked. They called me back to the room and agreed it was time to put her out of her pain. They brought the check out paperwork back to me to be handled so I didn't have to go back out after the procedure. I really appreciated that. The vet was the same one I saw before and was wonderful again. She handled it with gentle care. I definitely recommend Bailey's. I know people aren't fond of it being not locally owned, but I have to say the vets are top notch and very good people. They can handle whatever you need done. They are there for you and your fur babies.

I am only still a client here because I have absolutely no other choice. There are no veterinary…read moreclinics in my area accepting new clients, and that has been the case for at least the last five years. If I had another option, I would take it. Today's experience was just another example of how this clinic treats its customers. I drove 25 miles from Glide, paying nearly $5 a gallon for gas, specifically to have my dog's nails trimmed. The groomer advertises that nail trims are walk-in only and do not require an appointment. When I arrived, there was simply a sign on the door saying they were closed that day. I walked into the veterinary office and asked if someone could fit my dog in for a quick nail trim. I expected to pay the normal nail trim fee, and I had no problem doing so. Instead, I was told I would also have to pay a $25 walk-in fee. Charging a walk-in fee for a service that is specifically advertised as a walk-in service is ridiculous, especially when your own groomer is unexpectedly closed. Unfortunately, this isn't the first time I've left feeling taken advantage of. Several months ago, my dog accidentally got into marijuana brownies and became violently ill. The clinic recommended keeping him overnight for "observation." We later learned that no one is actually at the clinic overnight. We paid to leave him there, only to pick him up the next day covered in dried vomit, including inside his ears. He developed an ear infection that required another visit and another bill to treat. Over the years, I have come to believe this clinic will charge every fee it possibly can because it knows many of us have nowhere else to go. I have never felt genuine compassion, flexibility, or a willingness to work with clients. Every interaction seems to revolve around another charge instead of helping the animal or the owner. When you are one of the only veterinary clinics available for emergencies and walk-ins in this area, you have a responsibility to serve your community with fairness and compassion. Instead, I have repeatedly felt like this clinic takes advantage of the fact that its clients are effectively trapped. I don't enjoy writing negative reviews, but after years of experiences like these, I think other pet owners deserve to know what they may be dealing with.

Nay David DVM - vet - Updated October 2026

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