The doctors are great and provide excellent care for our pets!!! Why the mediocre review then?!? Because the front desk is completely inept. I walked in for a 730 appointment at 735. I had called and talked to Tina that I would be a few minutes late. Tina was friendly and professional and said no worries at all. I arrive at 735, there's two ladies at the front desk, one lady is helping other folks, the other girl (Amanda) is looking at her computer and her paperwork and does not look at me at all. I have my cat with me. There's two large, intact male dogs that go crazy--- barking and lunging over my cat in the carrier. Their owners are great and try to calm the dogs down. Neither front desk lady looks up to acknowledge the ruckus or me and my cat. However one girl (Amanda) does pick up the phone, call to the back and say "hey can someone come get the surgery dogs?" I think that took ten seconds. I'm hopeful she can take ten seconds to acknowledge me and Kitty I put my cat around the corner, into the waiting area away from the sight of the two large, barking male dogs. I come back and stand at the front desk area again. I wait for a bit then ask "do I check in with you?" to the older lady at the front. She doesn't answer my question but says "can't you see I'm helping someone else?" Of course I can, that wasn't my question! I'm trying to figure out who to check in with. At 745, I tell the other girl, (Amanda --who is still working on paperwork and ignoring me--- the only customer standing in front of her), that I'm going to go around the corner to the waiting area with my cat and we had a 730 appt. "Do you want my name so you can let them know we're here?" She looks up long enough to relay her disapproval, and let me know that she is busy. Let me clarify that I have worked the front desk and it takes 10 seconds to acknowledge your patient and let them know you're aware of them. It takes perhaps 45-60 seconds to acknowledge a patient, put their chart up and let the back know "hey your 730 has arrived". Neither female at the front desk thought me or Kitty were worth acknowledging. At this time, it's 745 and a technician comes out, obviously looking for the no-show 730 appointment, asks my name and offers to help. Technician Hillary is awesome. She pulls my file (even tho my appointment was made the day prior, the front desk did not have my chart ready), and directs us to a room. Hillary was professional, kind to my cat, very much put me and Kitty at ease. I got to see Dr. Slaybaugh, he's friendly and professional. I really like all the doctors here. On top of the medical treatment that Kitty needed, I went ahead and got vaccines. In the exam and treatment room, things are golden. Absolutely a 5-star experience!! Back to the front desk to pay and check out. Uh oh. All is well, I'm paying my bill. I tell Amanda, who is checking me out, that my dog needs to come in for vaccinations. Dr. Slaybaugh had taken the time to check my dogs file and let me know what she needed on her vaccines. "Will Bella's vaccines be the same price as Kitty's vaccines?" She said well no because Bella likely won't need the medical treatment that Kitty needed. And I said that's not what I asked. The vaccines are $17 each on the form for the cat. Will they be the same for the dog? She said no he only needs two. I said well I have a girl dog so maybe you're not looking at my account on the computer. I want to make sure she only needs two since Kitty needed three. And she shrugged her shoulders, and said, "oh yeah HER vaccines will be $82 because she only needs two, not three." Let's see. I'm no math genius, but $17 x 2 does not equal $82. She said well there's an office visit to get vaccines. I asked for a post it note, there was a big sigh and she had to get up to go in the back to get a post it note. In short, the front desk sucks and the techs and docs are amazing. Both ends of the spectrum in one place. I will still come here for my medical care but likely take Bella for her shots elsewhere. Just so I only have to deal with the front desk when my animals need their awesome medical staff. read more