We have been taking our furbabies to Kings Highway Animal Clinic for several years now. We have a pretty large furbaby family and we insist on loving and caring people to help us take care of them. This is exactly what we experience each time we go there. \r
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In April 2009 our Aussie mix developed a fast growing, cancerous mammary tumor. We didn't know what we were looking at, except that the skin was tearing and we knew it didn't look good. We called that morning and were told to bring her in. We live 2hrs north of San Marcos, but knew that she would receive the utmost care at Kings Highway. After finding out what it was and our options we decided to have the Dr do surgery. We were amazed, she was able to take out the entire tumor and our Lyda has been cancer free since then. Lyda was completely spoiled while she stayed at the clinic. \r
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Right now our beloved snuggle bunny, Clark, is currently in the care of Kings Highway. They are attempting to figure out if the growth on his front leg is cancerous or not, and if amputation is possible. The vet and the staff carry him around all day. He gives them bunny kisses *aka licks* and is just loving being so well cared for. The Dr. asked if we wanted a referrel to a vet that deals with exotic animals, like bunnies; I couldn't say no fast enough. We know that whatever the outcome will be, that he was first and foremost their concern, that all they want to do is to help these little loves of our lives live a long, happy and healthy life. When it comes time to help them cross the Rainbow Bridge, they are there to love them all the way to heaven and beyond. \r
I can and have gone on and on only two of our animals. There is not enough space for me to write about all of our wonderful experiences with this very fine group of people. \r
If you want to have the very best care for your animals, then check them out. Their prices are more than fair, and money isn't the first thing they talk about. They are also very willing to set up a payment plan so money doesn't have to factor into your decision to treat or put to sleep because the price is more than you can pay.
Pros: Loving and caring staff, truly loves the animals they serve
Cons: I can't think of a single con.
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