4 Pets Animal Clinic

Had our first visit with our new Ragdoll cats Brady & Toby. Dr Parker and staff are fantastic. Patient and loving as they checked them out.
Apr 10th, 2024

Dr Parker is amazing. Since we have been down here 7 years we had not been able to find a vet we felt comfortable with until we met Dr. Parker. Our Jack loves seeing all the staff. Highly recommend.
Mar 4th, 2024

Dr. Parker is very caring and loving with pets. Shows great professionalism and is a good communicator. Highly recommend her.
Feb 18th, 2024

Great Vet and friendly assistant.
Jan 27th, 2024

This primary care neighborhood vet charges the same price for blood work that the emergency centers charge. Also, normally, both DVMs and MDs charge you for a new patient visit if you have not been there for a year. Dr. Parker charges you a new patient visit if you have not been there in four weeks. Her prices, quite simply, are obscene. But price is not the only problem. For one thing, she insists on separating you from your pet even for simple procedures such as a blood test or taking their blood pressure. There is no rational reason to put a pet through the anxiety of not being with his or her caretaker because of nonsense like blood tests and blood pressure checks. I suspect she may have undiagnosed obsessive compulsive disorder. She has a rule for **everything**. My cat died today, I took him to Dr. Parkers office to drop of his body for cremation. She refused to give me a room where I could spend five minutes with him before never seeing him again. One of her precious rooms was in use, and she said that the other needed to be decontaminated. Why? Because there had been a cat in there with Giardia. Hardly a legitimate reason to call in the HazMat team. Giardia may or may not be transmittable to humans, but if it is transmittable to humans, it requires touching an infected dogs or cats feces. I assure you I had no intention of touching the feces belonging to the pet who was previously in the room. I walked out and took my baby elsewhere to be cremated. I shall not return. Two weeks ago, she said that my baby needed transfusions to survive. She said that these transfusions would return his blood count to low normal. 20 hours in an emergency center and $3100 later, his blood count was only nudged up slightly, nowhere near normal. She misled me into thinking the transfusions would save his life. They did not. They prolonged his death for only two weeks. Hardly worth him having an IV in his arm for 20 hours. I suspect she did this because of her overly friendly relationship with the animal hospital to which she referred me. This woman has taken over a practice formally owned by Dr. Michael Horbal, the best veterinarian I have ever met. And she has turned it into an over priced hell hole where she tells you the rules and you had damned well better follow them. Because she is, of course, always right. The only good thing I have to say about this place is that two of their techs, Michelle and Christina, are very thoughtful and caring. I hope they get away from her and find new employment before she becomes too much of a negative influence on them. Dr. Parker is, quite simply, out of control.
Feb 20th, 2024