Morrow Leslie L DVM

Do not have an emergency. You will spend 30 min on the phone trying to tell them you're on your way. I took my dog there and the vet he saw was certain it was kennel cough. Suggested nearly $1000 in further testing. I agreed to An xray and to come back in follow up to test for additional problems. My dog was happy and did not look like he was dying. She agreed with that tx plan and never said he was near death. She Rx twice the dose of Temiril P that any other vet had ever given him. I gave him the meds before bed and he died in the parking lot waiting for them to let me in. I know it was an overdose of steroids that killed him. I did not even get a sympathy's card like other vets send when you lose them. When I got records the vet lied in her notes about our visit. This was a service dog, an ATT therapy dog that I will never be able to replace. My heart is broken but the lies make it so much worse. This is the first dog I've ever owned that didn't die of old age must less due to the neglect of a vet. If you go there you better make sure Ford or Morrow are there. I forgot to mention while in the parking lot with my dying dog I was put on hold and then disconnected.