...She did not introduce herself, smile, etc. She did not explain any results herself, etc. There are WAY too many people working in this place. I couldn't keep all the names, faces and voices on the phone separate. I don't even know which of them were actually vet assistants or were just office assistants or what. SOME were sort of friendly but did not have exact answers. It seemed like they mostly just made it up as they went along. I was told what PROBABLY happened over and over instead of ACTUAL FACT. I was kept waiting beyond reasonable times before and during the initial exam wit h an appointment, on the phone, and picking up. The building was also shabby and in need of updating. The front step is a rather high slab and my father who is disabled almost fell getting down on the way out. I don't see how anyone in a wheel chair could possibly get in there and I am pretty sure that is against the law. An old or arthritic dog would have trouble climbing that thing. \r
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I was NOT impressed with Noah's. I have a bad feeling about this place and the people who work there. I only want the best for my cat and for EVERY animal out there and this vet is not even close. There ARE good, caring and trustworthy vets out there because I've seen them before. Surely worst exist as well, but if you care about your ""pet"" AT ALL, please do him/her and yourself a huge favor and go somewhere else! I know I will never go back.
Pros: I know that my cat was indeed ill and is on his way to recovery.
Cons: Everything else and more!
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