Last year I took my cat there when she was sick (she had diarrhea a couple of times & vomited once). A vet who was there helping out the animal hospital (maybe one of the permanent vets was on vacation or something) jumped to conclusions about my kitty and led me to believe what was wrong with her was most likely cancer or another terminal illness. He wanted to keep her and run tests. The white blood cell count came back through the roof. He wasn't sure quite yet what was wrong, but his fill-in shift was over, so he turned my cat over to Dr. Jones. Dr. Jones immediately questioned the blood count because my cat's symptoms were minimal and the test indicated a VERY sick kitty. She redid the blood work and it turned out to be a false test. In summary, I suggest to take your pets to Dr. Jones. If I had only gotten her to see my cat on the first visit, I would have been spared the anxiety I went through when I was led to believe my cat could be dying. Dr. Jones is intelligent, kind, & she
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