Lbc Vets Primary and Urgent Care

Great place very welcoming and polite. Great employees great assistants. I would recommend it to anyone that need help with the pets

It used to be when you put your baby to sleep, it was just the injection. It's over. They took my dog to another room to put in a catheter, and since he was blind, it freaked him out. We heard him howling. They gave him a sedative to calm him down so when they brought him to us he was practically dead. We were enraged, but we bit our tongue. At the end he didn't know we were there and his last moments traumatic.

I went about a few weeks ago to urgent care as my frenchie was not eating and was looking bloated. I went to see if what would be wrong with him. I got seen by one of the vets. They assured me he looked fine and the bloating was most likely from him being fat. I paid $300 just to be told he was fine and that he had signs of fleas. He was still the same two weeks later so I took him to a different vet hospital. Turns out my frenchie had cancer in his stomach. By the time he got seen again it was too late to operate and be assured of his survival. I believe even that if we had been told earlier to do deeper exams my frenchie could have survived or least had a better time and not had to have suffered as much as he did. I would say to get a second opinion if the vet tells you your pet is fine when he is clearly not.

I normally have no complaints about this place, the staff is all very friendly and every visit has been seamless. However DO NOT GO HERE FOR CYTOPOINT. They charged me double what my other vet charged for my dog($120). I did some research after and cytopoint for a 54lb dog generally costs $90-$160, they charged me $230. I've been here recently so there was no examination fee either, just a grossly overcharged shot.

I am very thankful for saving my cat Lucas from urinary tract infection and for helping with my cat Leo just recently. They are very knowledgeable and helpful.