No Help Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2010-02-22T15:41:00Z
MY 6 mnth pup was very lathargic with no temp or cold tto the touch and GACC wouldnt take her in because i wasnt a client of theres. If theres an animal in need shouldnt you help. dont vets have a heart warming pledge or something My exp. wasnt very heart warming at all
Excellent! Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2009-01-14T09:36:00Z
I've been using the GACC for years. They have treated both my dog and cat with exceptional care. Their daycare service is excellent. All I have to do is tell Mandy the word day care, and she's bounding towards the car. When my Mandy was sick, the vets called my house after her.
I've never been so pleased with a vet in all my life.
Too expensive Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2008-12-01T19:32:00Z
The staff was really great for the most part. It was hard to get appointements, very busy there. I have another dog at another vet clinic and the prices at Gardner are always significantly higher.
Often when I would bring my dog in they would ask basic questions about her recent health episodes and act like they were surprised with the anserw when it should have been on my dogs chart.
When my dog passed away in another state (on vacation) they were very kind and thoughtful and we brought her body there for a private cremation wich is a good service.
So I have mixed feelings. I do trust them vet wise, just not always money and records wise.
