Windcrest Animal Hospital

"I am a life long client of Windcrest and would not trust my pets to anyone else. Last Friday, I brought my 15 year old kitty in for a sick appointment because she was not eating and very lethargic. Dr Namey did an exam on her and discovered she had a large mass in her abdomen. After an ultrasound and x-ray, she confirmed that my sweet Matilda had enlarged spleen, liver, lymph nodes and fluid in her lungs and around her abdomen. Devastating news. It was cancer. My kitty was jaundiced as well. Dr Namey was very compassionate, as she ALWAYS is with me, and explained everything in detail. Also, Heather, my tech was fantastic and showed she really cared about my Matilda. I opted to give her palliative care at home in hopes to make her final days a little happier. On Sunday night, around 10PM, she was having difficulty breathing with her mouth wide open. I called the ER and they told me to bring her right in. When I arrived, they took me right in (I was an emotional mess) and informed the Dr that I did not want my kitty to suffer any longer and made the decision to help her cross the rainbow bridge. The ER tech and ER Dr were wonderful and compassionate. Thank you to everyone at Windcrest for all you do for our furry families."

"We had an emergency with our 3 1/2 year-old Doberman. He ate a few of my toddlers socks and could not pass them. He unfortunately needed to have emergency surgery to remove the foreign objects out of his stomach and intestines. It was very serious. The emergency doctors at Windcrest Animal Hospital as well as the technicians and other staff members were absolutely incredible. They saved my dogs life! Dr. Dawkins and Dr. Snijders were so kind and compassionate throughout the whole ordeal. Our dog was in the ICU for a number of days and I felt very comfortable having our dog in their care. The vet techs were also absolutely wonderful. Everyone in that building was so kind and compassionate throughout the entire few days he was there. Now my dog is on the road to recovery and they have been very easy to get a hold of to answer any questions I have. It’s just been an all-around great experience. thank you to the emergency doctors and staff for saving my dog. I wouldn’t know what to do without him."

"We had a dog that had a seizure around 2 o’clock in the morning. We called around and one of the facilities we tried to get into was full so they Windcrest. The experience was absolutely unacceptable. Our dog couldn’t stand because he was having seizures and the assistant asked if we could put them on the scale so we could get a weight. Then we went into a very cold waiting room exam room we proceeded to wait until the vet came in. When the vet came in, very unprofessional she was in the middle of explaining things to us, yawned, and didn’t even apologize. I was very taken back by this. Then she proceeded to tell us that the dog more than likely had a brain tumor, and his conditions would probably not improve. Once we made the decision that we wanted to put the dog down so he didn’t have to suffer. They brought a blanket that was filled with holes and said if we wanted to put them in the blanket while they did the procedure. My partner held a dog while he did the procedure, and the vet went on to say we could leave his dead body on the table and ring the doorbell to let them know that we were leaving. Who does this? I would absolutely not recommend them I would look for another vet."