Don't use Local vets/k9 oldbury theyve… Don't use Local vets/k9 oldbury theyve messed up my dog caused her to be 100times worst tryed to correct her and told me they will waive bill as goodwill gesture to then try and claim money threw my dogs insurance for a bill i don't owe .. they dont care about your pet just your money AVIOD THEM i have had second vet look at my dog to be told shes been butchered .. this is surgery for a 1cm hernia turned out my dog had internal bleeding and i was told to put a cold rag on it if i would of listened to there advice i dont know what would have happened to my dog.also when my dog was under there supervision she was also feed food she is alergic to keep well away more intrested in money if i could give no stars review i would have.

Helpful We started local vets to help see where calls get generated from and where we are pulling business from. Since working with local vet/ veterinarians.com we have enjoyed listening to our conversations and seeing where we can make improvements and how this type of service can help the clinic. They are working on a better software to help make sure we don't get billed for new clients that are previous clients and not getting credit for those calls and I have to put in multiply requests or call instead.

You'd be dumb not to use LocalVets.com You get to customize your own profile by adding content, photos and even videos. The best part is you only pay for the calls that make appointments. If there is a discrepancy with a charge, it is fairly easy to put a call up for a review and be refunded. The site also offers analytics so you can track where profile views and phone calls are coming from as well as listen to the phone calls themselves; each call is recorded. Like I said, you would be dumb not to take advantage of what LocalVets.com has to offer.

Head dr missing the point Brought my dog in after 3 people recommended them, great dr great staff they should all get a raise. the main dr who is the owner and his bud dr. went on vacation leaving I dr to handle everything She did but it was no joke. If you open a business to protect life and death of animals and profess your dying love of them you need to have a least 2 dr on staff, unless you want to open a really small place. Anyway I think his father wouldn't be so proud of him. . I'll go back because of the great staff and this 1 Dr. but shame on him.

Extortion This company basically tries to buy up all the veterinarian search real estate on the web and sell it back to vets. By being the top listing on the page, someone already aware of your clinic and looking for your phone number ends up finding it on their service and you get charged $50. Most of the calls you get are for current customers and they charge you for the call when long time clients make appointments. If a current client gives a referral to a friend and they find your phone number on veterinarians.com, they charge you the $50 finders fee even though they are not responsible for the referral. You can get some of the charges reversed, but if you don't monitor it closely you will pay a lot of money for current customers calling their tracking number by accident. They are owned by a group that will monitor your presence on the web - so you pay the parent to compete with the subsidiary you are already paying - not a very ethical business model. They also advertise their tracking number on other sites and effectively compete with your free or paid listings on those sites.