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PS Vet Recommendation? - Page 2 — Brooklynian

PS Vet Recommendation?

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  • veets
    veets
    Flexichick wrote: [quote=Peanuts]Yes, Dr. Maddon was at PPW - He is dreamy....but more important, he is a wonderful vet.
    photos of the dreamy vet or he doesn't exist :lol:

    Girlfriend.. you must be kidding?
    You want someone to take the dog or cat to tis vet and snap a picture and post it here?
    Lol!
    Second thought.. great idea!!!
    Then we can start a poll with subject..
    Who is the DREAMIEST vet in PS (male or female!).
  • socialdistortion
    socialdistortion
    if you love me, you will do it ;-)

    I have not met a dreamy vet in the Slope yet.
  • veets
    veets
    Flexichick wrote: if you love me, you will do it ;-)

    I have not met a dreamy vet in the Slope yet.
    I have met GREAT vets but indeed.. none of them were "dreamy" no matter where you individual preferences swing to.
  • peanuts
    peanuts
    I also had one of those impossible cats at the vet...PPW Animal Clinic used to sedate him slightly. When I first went to Dr. Maddon, my baby was too old for sedation so he would stare at him and talk to him....Maddon said it was to get his attention so he could be handled a bit better. Dr. Maddon also tried to do the exam with as little stress as possible to my fur baby because of the age. I called him the cat whisperer.
  • new2hood
    new2hood
    stupid question: should one meet w/one's vet before acquiring a new pet? I see Dr. Quim for my cat, but we're getting a dog...should we have a pre-dog appt. with him, or is that rediculous?
  • jesed
    jesed
    new2hood wrote: stupid question: should one meet w/one's vet before acquiring a new pet? I see Dr. Quim for my cat, but we're getting a dog...should we have a pre-dog appt. with him, or is that rediculous?
    To accomplish what? Not trying to be snarky, but what are you trying to find out? How to pick out the right dog for you or something else?
  • opossumqueen
    opossumqueen
    I don't think you need a pre-appointment.

    When I got a dog I made an appointment to have a check-up just to meet the vet while the dog was well to make sure I liked the vet and staff and to get the dog chipped.

    Since you already know the vet and staff, I wouldn't think you need to go in unless you have questions you think are best answered by a vet.

    And congrats on getting a dog!
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