More interested in profits than in pets.
I started taking my dog to Akal after I moved to San Jose and a friend referred me to them. My initial impression was positive, although it seemed extremely expensive (I have never been offered a discount or a coupon). If your pet is well, they recommend lots of tests and treatments that, in retrospect, may not have been needed. If your pet is ill, they want to run every possible lab at once, which can really add up. For our first visit here (and my dog was seen regularly by a vet before we moved, so he was healthy), the total was over $300. He was sick once, and that total was over $300. I thought that if I was more informed on the tests they wanted to run I could question them and refuse specific ones in the future, so I had not switched vets until today. We just ran out of my dog's heartworm medication, and I was hoping to re-order it online. While cost is a factor, I also was trying to save time and do what was most convenient for me. Akal refused to release his prescription to ...
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