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First visit was so stress free. I didnt know if my cat would behave. They truly love animals, listened to my concerns. Put my cat at ease before shots so he didn't even hiss at us. This is my new vet office.
If I could give negative stars I would. This is my second experience with Dr. Wilson. The first was when she noted a heart murmur on my dog several years ago. Records were requested from his previous vet to determine if it was a new condition. The records arrived while I was still there and I never heard back. FYI, he ultimately had a cardiac tumor. I then saw a fantastic vet there which is why I returned today with a new dog. She had visible, 1” worms in her stool. The vet tech noted her stool as negative for parasites! There were many visible to the naked eye. Dr. Wilson barely placed her stethoscope on my dog’s heart, said nothing to me. No vitals, no lung sounds, no assessing her body… $80 exam fee. I left with a deworming pill and got a call when I got home that they forgot to charge me the $20 fecal exam. My 34# dog needs a slow approach still as she is newly homed and acclimating, but she shows zero signs of aggression or body language to indicate any. The staff, including Dr. Wilson’s, body language, hurried approach, and loud voice (vet tech) was all horrible. Perhaps working with inanimate objects would be better suited.
Love both rescue kitties Sadie and Gizmo. All love. That post was three years ago . My dear Sadie passed away a week before Thanksgiving this year and I want to give the biggest thank to the vets here. They were outstanding how they treated me from the time that I walked in the door until we left without Sadie. Their heart was in helping us go through the process very lightly and it was amazing how they stuck with us throughout this whole process. I want to thank the biggest thank you of the donation because without her we would not have been able to put Sadie to rest the proper way. Thank you again all of you from the bottom of our hearts please have a Merry Christmas and everyone enjoy your family your pets are your family. ✌️💜🎄
Dr Wilson did more than I expected checking on my cat’s leg. She explained it all where I understood. I got a call today checking on my cat. He is very relaxed today.
I needed to take some time before coming on here to discuss my experience here. I’ve been coming here since 2021 and had nothing but good things to say about it. After Dr. Wilson started it’s gone down hill. My dog got sick in March following his 11th birthday. He was having excessive watery diarrhea 5x a day. We took him in and they prescribed some antibiotics and medication to help thicken up his stool. His symptoms didn’t improve at all, and during his antibiotics course he developed a UTI. I was confused how this would happen if he’s already on antibiotic so I got him cranberry supplements and it cleared in just a few days. This however, made me consider that maybe hes antibiotic resistant. I believe the antibiotic course was 1.5/2 weeks ish and when he finished them I called again and made another appointment which they classified as the emergency appointment (even though I wanted to schedule a regular appointment since he was fine in spirits and the dramatic upcharge was not necessary) but the lady on the phone insisted I get him in as soon as possible. We got for the appointment and sit in the room for an hour before we’re even seen. I explain that the medication isn’t working and that I believe he’s antibiotic resistant and that I’d like to explore other options and treatments available. She says ok, goes to the back and leaves us for another half hour only to come back with more antibiotics. I’m beginning to get frustrated and I’m telling her I’d like to try something else. She kept telling me he probably ate something when I wasn’t looking or it was a stomach bug. I assured her he couldn’t have eaten something because he is a Velcro dog and is at my hip 24/7 and our trash is inside a closed cabinet he can’t access. They take him back to asses him and the nurse comes to tell me he has a double ear infection and I need to buy ear cleaner and ear antibiotic cream. Again I’m confused because he usually shows very obvious signs of an ear infection with excessive head shaking and scratching and he had done none of that. I decline the ear cleaner since I already have an entire bottle. Then they try to get me to buy probiotics powder from Purina but I had told Dr. Wilson I had already tried that exact stuff and it hadn’t worked either but the nurse insisted I should get it. I declined again. Then they recommended this extremely expensive blood and GI panel I had to have done that would be several hundreds of dollars because they had no idea what was wrong with my dog and they said this was my only option. I leave extremely defeated and having paid $700 with no answers. The next day he goes in for the blood panel and we wait for the results. I called once a week waiting for the results as he’s getting sicker and skinner and not showing any signs of improvement and they keep telling me the results are not back yet. At this point I’m very frustrated and I take him to my vet NC that I trust because Im getting nowhere here and it’s killing me to watch him suffer with no answers. I finally get answers 2 weeks after the blood panel and she’s says all that is wrong is he is lacking in B12. I ask for the results to be emailed to me and the date at the top says they received the results the day after my test was done not two weeks later. At the new vet the doctor did the same panel as Beville and it was $400 cheaper then Beville charged for the exact same panel and results document (And I got the results the next day). The other doctor also examined my dog and said there were zero signs of an ear infection and he was very confused why they told me he had that. He also looked over the results that Beville had emailed me and said that B12 was something I could get on Amazon if I was really concerned about that but it was not what was causing his issues. It turned out he had pancreatic cancer and he died a few months later. But I spent so much money and time waiting when he was getting sicker and sicker and continually getting ignored and wasn’t listened to. I would not trust your pets life here. They only care about money.