These people saved my dog's life! She had an infection in her uterus along with kidney stones. My husband took her to an emergency clinic in Parker and paid $350 for testing etc, and sent her home to see if she was better the next day. By the next day she had deterred. I took her back to that clinic and told them what was wrong with her. It is a common problem, and the smell is a dead give away. They informed me that they needed to do an ultrasound to confirm. Really? Another $410 later, she was diagnosed. I was then quoted $3000-$5000 to save her life.My sister had taken 2 dogs to Spay Today, where they immediately diagnosed, and did surgery. I called Spay Today, and the Dr. stayed there on standby and waited to me to get there with my dog. They did the surgery, and saved my dog's life. It was only $800. I wish we could have just gone there to begin with. They are truly in it for the animals, not a profit. Had I kept my dog at the emergency place in Parker, I'm sure they would have come up with more tests that she needed incurring more costs for us. They are in it not for the animals, but to make money.
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