Lbc Vets Primary and Urgent Care

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Donna Murdock

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Dr Kessler was great & explained everything about my dogs illness

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Beyn Schwing

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Made an appointment for a Sunday. Very timely, went right into exam room. Was there for a cat. Doc came right in , did exam & explained everything. 10 Minutes later, we were out the door & the fee was very reasonable. They followed up the next day. I would use them again!

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Elizabeth Murphy

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Came here to say goodbye to my lovely luna. They treated her and us very well and gave us plenty of time to say goodbye. They provided a churu and chocolate kisses. Luna was provided a bed and blanket for her to rest while they did the euthanasiation. It was extremely quick, fast acting and painless. They carried her gently and im glad I chose to come here for her. We called in the morning and got an appointment within the hour--came early and was quickly seen. They documented her symptoms and diagnosis, i figure to help other pets (and hope for this). I opted for a private crementation with them and the price included the euthanasia. It was cheaper than nearby places that quoted ~300 for JUST the crementation (considering i required euthanasia).

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Michelle Bringman

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We found ourselves in need of an urgent care vet again, this time for our 18-year old cat Lily. First, I am so grateful that this place is open for extended hours and on Sundays. Fast forward to the point of this review-LBC Vets offered a reasonable treatment plan, reviewed it with us in detail, showed the cost up front, did not pressure us to follow any of the cost-associated options, and offered us excellent customer service (by Dr. Marroquin, the vet tech staff, the front desk staff). We took Lily in on a Sunday because of bleeding in her nose. The suspected cause was 100% unlikely (rat poisoning) since Lily was an indoor, lazy cat. The next obvious cause (cancer) was very likely, but LBC Vets didn't have the equipment to perform CT Scans or ultrasounds. Lily was stable, the bleeding had slowed down, and she was fiesty/angry at me taking her off her cat bed, so we brought her back home. Once home, she began bleeding again. I called LBC Vets and they asked me to bring her back (no exam fee this time). This time, Dr. Marroquin spent quite a while with us talking about all options for a treatment plan. We felt no pressure to do or not do any of the options suggested, and the cost was clear. With her sound advice, we took Lily home again, curled up for the night, and planned to take her to our vet, Little Cottonwood/Dr. Horvath) the next day (Monday). On Monday, Dr Horvath made her comfortable (pain med, sub-Q fluids, etc.), and we found a vet with an ultrasound specialist (Primary Care, Wardlow, LB). The ultrasound showed that Lily had been transparent and brave with us while cancer had grown throughout her sweet body. With the ultrasound information, we had all of the information we needed to make the decision to let her go in peace. The end of this story is sad. Saturday Lily was screaming/yowling for her breakfast at 4 am as usual, and Sunday we were in Urgent Care discussing treatment options. We knew the day would come, and finding the right kind of care during that time is crucial. I am grateful for LBC Vet's Dr. Marroquin's, the vet tech staff, and the front desk staff's professionalism, friendliness, helpfulness during this time with Lily. With that said, the cost was reasonable for what we received at LBC Vets. Dr. Marroquin spent enough quality time with us and with Lily to prepare us to find the right services on Monday so we could make a confident decision. LBC Vets was there when we needed them and I am glad that we have their Urgent Care Services available to us.

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Debbie Gibo

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First time there with my furbaby. She was very lethargic all morning Called Sunday late afternoon and had an appt for an hour lately. The staff and Dr Munoz are STELLAR!!