Matthews Animal Clinic
| 1255 Southdale Road East, London |
5 priser
6.80/10.00 |
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+1 519-681-7575 |
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Jennifer Paisley (23.10.2017 01:19)
Friendly staff. Great price
Friendly staff. Great price
Trina Lewis (30.08.2017 14:11)
I will give a 2 as the staff are lovely, my cat was cared for but I was quoted $350, with 3 x-rays and only had 2...left with a bill over $650. I went on a recommendation, as my vet was on holidays, and I will not return as my vet is AMAZING, and charges appropriately. Instead of taking whatever they can from people that care for their animals....sad.
I will give a 2 as the staff are lovely, my cat was cared for but I was quoted $350, with 3 x-rays and only had 2...left with a bill over $650. I went on a recommendation, as my vet was on holidays, and I will not return as my vet is AMAZING, and charges appropriately. Instead of taking whatever they can from people that care for their animals....sad.
Jason Countryman (19.07.2017 19:40)
I have been going to this Vet hospital for 12 years and as of today, I will no longer be going there. Originally, I dealt exclusively with Dr. Cox and Dr. Hannik (I miss her tremendously). However now, it seems to be an endless sea of new vets and techs, and I can only assume it is due to the VCA ownership - which in all honestly when has a corporation buying up small practices ever been a good thing? Today I was quoted just under $1350.00 to remove two skin tags on my 12 year old black lab. It is nearly 10x the cost of getting her spayed as a puppy. Dr. Cox spayed my pug and removed her cherry eye for under $300 (before the VCA ownership) as well. This quote is literally highway robbery and it is due to this absurd quote, along with Dr. Cox's retirement, that I am completely done with this vet hospital. $1350 to remove skin tags!!
I have been going to this Vet hospital for 12 years and as of today, I will no longer be going there. Originally, I dealt exclusively with Dr. Cox and Dr. Hannik (I miss her tremendously). However now, it seems to be an endless sea of new vets and techs, and I can only assume it is due to the VCA ownership - which in all honestly when has a corporation buying up small practices ever been a good thing? Today I was quoted just under $1350.00 to remove two skin tags on my 12 year old black lab. It is nearly 10x the cost of getting her spayed as a puppy. Dr. Cox spayed my pug and removed her cherry eye for under $300 (before the VCA ownership) as well. This quote is literally highway robbery and it is due to this absurd quote, along with Dr. Cox's retirement, that I am completely done with this vet hospital. $1350 to remove skin tags!!
Steph Orr (02.06.2017 21:50)
Friendly and attentive Staff and Veterinary professionals, Clean and organized facility! I think I have found myself a new vet clinic! I went to this clinic for the first time to do some routine shots and boosters ( I could not get a hold of my prior vet for a few weeks!). When I arrived for the first visit they did not try to up-sell me on anything I was not interested in and boosted my confidence in how well taken care of my Husky/wolf is! Highly recommend for all persons with furry friends/family!
Friendly and attentive Staff and Veterinary professionals, Clean and organized facility! I think I have found myself a new vet clinic! I went to this clinic for the first time to do some routine shots and boosters ( I could not get a hold of my prior vet for a few weeks!). When I arrived for the first visit they did not try to up-sell me on anything I was not interested in and boosted my confidence in how well taken care of my Husky/wolf is! Highly recommend for all persons with furry friends/family!
Megan Sheldon (13.05.2017 04:41)
I really do like this vet. They never rush through an appointment, they give solid advice without the sales spiels, and they've taken very good care of my dogs.
I really do like this vet. They never rush through an appointment, they give solid advice without the sales spiels, and they've taken very good care of my dogs.
