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Originally Posted by Cha Cha  That's a tough one. I have been with our clinic my entire life although they are on the second and third generation of vets since I was a kid there. Check to see if the clinic you are considering has a Facebook page and check reviews. If it's possible you could private message clients through FB as a way for personal opinions or expanded opinions based on their review. They will often be more honest if they are giving an opinion privately. Stop and visit by yourself maybe get some general information, maybe a tour. First impressions are important and you will get a feel for staff, cleanliness, organization, and how updated their equipment is. Trust your instincts. Good luck! |
I agree about stopping in, asking what services they offer and what equipment they have. You can ask about the anesthesia protocol, experience with small dogs/Yorkies. Then trust your instincts and see how an appointment goes with the vet.
Reviews can be helpful as a starting point, but I will say that the vet's office I left had great reviews. Not every vet is right for every patient. A couple of vets in our area receive great reviews only because their prices are attractive.
