Caring Hands Animal Hospital

I took my kitten to this office and dropped at least $ 500 dollars on shots and check ups. I know very minimal about cats, as this is the first time i’ve had one. When i took her the very last time it was because of behavioral issues. She had become über affectionate, keeping me up hours on end at night because of her howls, and trying to escape to the outside. The vet at this office told me she had never heard of such a thing? Really? After taking her to a different vet who quickly told me
My kitten was in heat i realized this office had completely screwed me and overcharged me for basically being unknowledgeable. So thanks for scaring me thinking something was wrong with her and now i have to endure this next week of her suffering and crying until she gets spayed at the new office. Highly do not recommend.

I recently left my former vets office with a very bad taste in my mouth so I walked into Caring Hands a bit skeptical. I expected the worst, but received excellent service and felt my dog was well cared for. Normally my dog is completely neurotic and skitterish because she’s terrified of vet clinics, but the staff here was so kind to her that she was unbelievably calm.
What I love: they listen when you say you have a nervous dog and work with that. They speak with you about treatment, options, and cost PRIVATELY in the exam room as opposed to the front desk. They itemize their billing and let you see everything so you can opt out of certain things and they give you a price range for each item so you’ll know the possible minimum and maximum cost of all work done. They call with test results very promptly and do not rush you off of the phone. They will answer any question and be patient with you while you try to absorb it all.
What I don’t love: no separation in the front area for cats and dogs. Narrow area between seating and front desk which means dogs are forced to interact with each other, which is fine if your dog isn’t skitterish or unfriendly, but not if they aren’t. And I don’t love the prices but I understand this area isn’t cheap. At least they don’t seem to be money-​driven like other clinics.
I’m not sure if I’m ready to fully transfer over to this vet or not, but I’m very pleased with the few visits I’ve had. They are pricier than other vet clinics in the area, but so far it seems to be worth the cost so we’ll see!

I absolutely love the doctors and staff at Caring Hands. They have all been fantastic since I adopted Molly but recently, after an extensive dental treatment with extractions, they went beyond the call of duty. Molly would not take her oral pain meds and we went back twice the day following her procedure for pain management injections. They know Molly and are so good with her (despite her being quite a handful sometimes), I cannot say enough great things about Caring Hands. Just exceptional professionals and a joy to interact with each and every time.