My family has been using this vet since before I was born, and now my husband and I use him for our doggies. He has a lot of years of experience, and he's really good with the animals. I find him very thorough, but not alarmist either. He's not always trying to push some extra procedure on you to make money. When our last dog was facing the option of either having a couple of expensive surgeries or being put down, he didn't push us one way or the other, and was supportive of our decision that it was in her best interests to put her down. I would definitely recommend him to anyone who likes a sensible, down to earth veterinarian.

You will find that the answer to everything is a steroid shot and a course of antibiotics either by mouth or injection.

The kennel is not allowed to be seen-- there is a red flag. Unfortunately, I've seen it and it's what you'd expect someone to hide.

The doctor is sociable, but not as thorough as others.

The techs/assistants are under-qualified to be in that environment. You can overhear them talking about clients.

In any medical field, this can happen. However, let's be diplomatic when discussing opinions or trying to argue with the actual DVM.