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I'm writing this review after taking time to reflect on all of my experiences at this facility, not…read morejust one particular visit. First, I find it very misleading to advertise yourselves as a 24-hour emergency facility when your hours are only 9 AM-9 PM. When you have a pet emergency outside of those hours, you are not actually available. Unfortunately, my experiences with the doctors have also been extremely disappointing. I have repeatedly questioned the level of knowledge, judgment, and capabilities when it comes to determining what can and should be done for my pets. During my most recent visit, I was given no recommendations and was essentially told that everything would be fine. The following morning, my pet ended up being hospitalized at my regular veterinarian for three days. That experience has made me seriously question the assessment and reassurance I was given at your facility. The front desk experience has also been unprofessional. The atmosphere often feels more like a kiddy rave than a professional medical facility, which is completely inappropriate when people are walking in worried, scared, and dealing with an emergency involving a beloved pet. I'm only writing this because I have now had enough experiences to step back and look at the bigger picture. It is a shame because you are the only emergency veterinary facility in town, but being the only option does not excuse poor communication, unprofessionalism, or inadequate care. Going forward, I will be traveling a longer distance to an emergency veterinarian where I feel that my pets' needs--and the concerns of the people who love them--are truly being prioritized. I genuinely hope this facility takes this feedback seriously. People come to an emergency vet because they are trusting you with a member of their family. That trust needs to be earned through competent care, thorough recommendations, professionalism, and compassion--not simply the appearance of being caring.

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