Bad News by HB d. at InsiderPages
I took my dog to this place when it was the old converted trailers and for quite awhile after the new building opened. I liked it alot more when it was just trailers, the place was small, but people knew what they were doing. At the new place it has been down hill. Incompetent front end staff. They stand around talking and don't even acknowledge I'm standing there. I had appointments, but every time would have to wait an hour anyway. It was awful. Trying to check out and pay the bill, another wait due to incompetence. No one appears to be in charge or supervising or training the front staff. Makes me fearful for what goes on behind the scenes. I never had a problem with the Vets, but toward the end the techs would tell me the Vets are too busy and the tech would be the one administering treatment to my dog when I took him in when he was sick throwing up, etc. The tech couldn't answer my questions. After several more occassions like that, where a tech was doing the treatment and I felt more uncomfortable with the outcome, along with the fact that the service never ever improved, I evenutally decided to leave this place. I think the final straw was when I left him there to board for 3 nights and upon picking up my dog, he was sick, the front end staff says he might have kennel cough the Vet said it wasn't kennel cough. but my dog was sick and they wouldn't treat him without payment, he wasn't sick when I left him there. I think the kennel was cold, my dog is an indoor dog and not used to the cold. I just felt like they had all kinds of excuses and techs and customer service trainees should not be making diagnoses and treatment decisions...they are not Vets. I asked for and did get copies of my dog's chart from AMC and have since moved to a different Vet. It is very sad that the owner cannot spend the money to get a qualified supervisor to manage the front end
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