I noticed my cat wasn’t really eating or acting like her usual self (lethargic, hot to the touch). After a couple days of this behavior I started to get really worried. A cat who isn’t eating is never a good thing, especially when the energy level is low. I called my normal vet, who couldn’t get me in. By this point I knew she needed to be seen asap, so I started calling around. Abbeywood, at first, said they didn’t have any openings, but when I told them I was really worried and that she hadn’t eaten or gotten up in a couple days they squeezed me in for that day. We were both shown so much care from the staff, and I could tell my cat was not as stressed as she normally is when going to the vet. Dr. Tyler assessed the situation and went through the treatment plan, and made sure I was okay with everything before doing any of it. He explained why he was doing each thing and even gave me the cost break down beforehand. I ended up needing to go back in three additional days to continue checking up and getting fluids etc. what I loved is that they made the time for these follow up appointments that were needed as well so I didn’t need to go to a different vet. Each day they called to check the progress as well. I felt like the treatment was moderate and appropriate and I didn’t feel like anything unnecessary was being suggested or done. All of my questions were answered and I felt confident in our next steps and what to expect. I am happy to say that my cat is feeling much better, and is back to her normal self. Thank you so much to the team who took care of us 🧡
Prices: on par with all the other vets I have been to, if anything, bloodwork was cheaper. They also have in house labs so you can get results faster.
Staff: very kind and attentive. Takes concerns seriously, listens to my perspective and takes my viewpoint into account.
Office: I liked that there was no music playing and the lights were either dimmed or off. I think this definitely helps with keeping cats calm. So many other vets are loud and bright and it can add to the cats stress.