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Drew Taylor
Sep 10, 2026
⭐️ 1 Star
It takes a lot for me to leave a negative review, but I feel like I have to share my experience.
My dog started urinating blood, so I took him to this vet yesterday. I’m currently out of town for work, so my girlfriend had to take him in for me. We initially thought it could be a UTI. They tested his urine, and that came back negative. They then recommended X-rays because they were concerned it could be kidney stones. We agreed to the X-rays, but thankfully no stones were found.
Instead, we were told they saw what they believed was a small crack in his pelvis. I find that difficult to believe based on how my dog is acting. He is a small, older, somewhat overweight dog who has no trouble getting up, going downstairs, or moving around, and he does not appear to be in pain. They offered to send the X-rays to a radiologist for further review, but I declined that additional service.
The biggest issue, however, is what happened afterward. My dog left the vet still urinating blood, and we still don’t have an answer as to why. I was told his medical records and X-rays would be sent to me the following day. It is now noon the next day, and I still have not received them. I have called the office and ended up having to leave a voicemail.
I paid approximately $600 for testing, including the X-rays. I don’t think it is unreasonable to expect to receive a copy of the X-rays and medical records promptly, especially when my dog is still experiencing the exact same concerning symptom that brought him into the office in the first place.
From a customer-service standpoint, this is unacceptable. But more importantly, from a pet owner’s standpoint, it is extremely upsetting. I’m out of town, my dog is still peeing blood, we don’t know what is causing it, and I feel like there is a complete lack of urgency or communication from the clinic.
I understand that not every medical situation has an immediate answer, but I do expect communication, access to the testing I paid for, and some sense of urgency when an animal is still symptomatic.
I would not recommend this experience to another pet owner.