Sajo Farm is ridiculously expensive and they charge you for every little thing. The kind of place that gets your dog in the back to check on the problem you want them to check on, but while they do that they do a whole bunch of other stuff you didn't ask for and charge you for it. Much like a sleezy mechanic would. My dog had surgery on his foot and when the doctor put the bandage on, she put it on too tight and it cut off circulation to my dog's foot. I brought him back in so they could look at it, and, even though it was the doctor's fault, I had to pay $40 just for the doctor to ""take a look at him."" The same dog just had surgery on his ear because of a hematoma. Doctor Lidell gave him some ear drops as medication and they made him deaf! My dog is now hearing impaired because of Sajo Farm, and the only thing Doctor Lidell could say was, ""I don't know what to do because this has never happened before,"" and, ""Well, he'll adapt."" Adapt?? Seriously?? What if some doctor made you deaf? There's no way I'd accept, ""Well, you'll adapt"" as my prognosis. Also the whole reason, as stated by the staff at Sajo Farm, for hematoma surgery is to prevent the dog from having another hematoma. Well it hasn't been a month and he's already got another hematoma on the very same ear. The stitches aren't even out yet, and he's got another hematoma. Kinda makes me wonder what I paid $1000 for. Next week the stitches come out, and that's the last day my dog and I step foot in Sajo Farm.
Pros: Friendly staff at the front desk
Cons: Doctor Ladell made my dog deaf, expensive, slow, unhelpful
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