W/two border collies (very active & injury prone pups, typical) and a mixed breed, we started out in Texas. Vet #1 had me dip our Border pup for demodectic mange. He gave me no info re: what to expect, etc. 'Nuff said-nightmare. Second TX vet-no problems, really, but we moved to Ohio. After shopping around, we found Companion Care. The staff is top notch - well trained, good communication skills, great with the animals. The Doctor, Steven Farkas, DVM, is caring, experienced, has a wonderful hand with our pups, and is available for those "emergencies" that do happen. Our girls are happy, healthy, and have found their doctor.
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W/two border collies (very active & injury prone pups, typical) and a mixed breed, we started out in Texas. Vet #1 had me dip our Border pup for demodectic mange. He gave me no info re: what to expect, etc. 'Nuff said-nightmare. Second TX vet-no problems, really, but we moved to Ohio. After shopping around, we found Companion Care. The staff is top notch - well trained, good communication skills, great with the animals. The Doctor, Steven Farkas, DVM, is caring, experienced, has a wonderful hand with our pups, and is available for those "emergencies" that do happen. Our girls are happy, healthy, and have found their doctor.