I brought my foster dog (who happens to be a Pit Bull mix) to be seen for a lump on her side. Dr. Hexter came in and examined her and he was very courteous and professional. That same week the dog was brought in by the new adpotive family for what was thought to be a urinary tract infection. This time Dr Fahey examined her. She insisted on putting the dog in a muzzle because she's a Pit and can't be trusted. She had the audacity to say to the new adoptive family that it was a very poor placement for the dog because there are children in the family and Pit bulls should not be around children. This was followed by a number of rude and unnecessary comments that insulted the adoptive family. Not only that, the issue that they went there for in the first place was never even addressed!!! When I brought the dog in the first time, the front desk staff (with the exception of one woman) basically ignored me. On my way out, I asked if I was all set and they sat there talking to each other and di
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