Airport Animal Hospital

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This place is about money not about your pet. The Dr is only in this buisness for money, I personally don't think he likes dogs or cats, just the easy degree and ability to take advantage of people that really care about their pets. NO wonder they gave the lady above a estimate, they want to make sure they'll get paid. Take your pet elsewhere. Dr Sandu should beashamed! Research your Vet and make sure they atleast love animals more than money, and check to see what was their motivation to become a Vet, obviously this Dr is only about money.

I took my 12 year old cat there because it was urinating outside the box. What I liked about the Doctor and the staff was they gave me and estimate and let me decide what I wanted to do at the time based on my income. They did not make me feel like I don't care for my pet and did not belittle me. I am very pleased with the compassion that they showed me and my cat.



Very satisfied client.

I recently brought my dog to the Airport Animal Hospital and was delighted to find that the staff was so friendly and helpful. Being that this is my first dog I had many questions to ask the assistants, not only did they thoroughly answer each one of my questions, but they also gave me additional information. The Dr is willing to listen to all my concerns and not pressure me into doing anything that I do not feel comfortable with. He’s very compassionate and handled my dog with such care. I would fully recommend this clinic to any first time pet owners and long time pet owners.

I had taken my cat to be declawed here, which was already a very difficult decision for me, and the staff was outright rude about the reason I was there. I was informed by one of the "nurses" that a declaw was actually an amputation, and that it is very painful and traumatic for the cat. I told her that we had medical reasons (the cat had terribly deformed paws and the claws just grew directly into the bottoms of her feet) and that we had made our decision. She left the room in a huff and then, right outside the open door of the exam room I was in, she told the vet "She's decided to go ahead with the amputation". I was almost in tears when I left the office. The vet seemed to do a good enough job, she wasn't in a lot of pain, but the prices aren't low, and the staff is insensitive. I would try another vet.