Green Oaks North Pet Hospital is located in north Arlington on N.E. Green Oaks Boulevard. Our medical facility is a fully equipped veterinary hospital providing both routine and major surgeries, pet dentistry, radiography, diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of illnesses. In addition, our hospital has a full, on-site laboratory to aid in providing prompt diagnosis and treatment, and a boarding and grooming facility.
We are a member of the American Animal Hospital Association. We strive to deliver high quality veterinary care as well as upholding certain standards and levels of service.
Our Mission - to the best of our abilities, we will provide quality medical care for companion animals as well as genuine concern for the needs and wishes of their owners. Every effort will be made to serve our clients in a timely manner. Staff members will be empowered to be confident, self-sufficient professionals who will treat each pet as they would their own. We will strive to educate pet owners on responsible pet ownership and preventative healthcare.
We are a member of the American Animal Hospital Association. We strive to deliver high quality veterinary care as well as upholding certain standards and levels of service.
Our Mission - to the best of our abilities, we will provide quality medical care for companion animals as well as genuine concern for the needs and wishes of their owners. Every effort will be made to serve our clients in a timely manner. Staff members will be empowered to be confident, self-sufficient professionals who will treat each pet as they would their own. We will strive to educate pet owners on responsible pet ownership and preventative healthcare.
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When you are looking for a veterinary care clinic you should be able to count on superior care and excellent service. We have assembled an expert team of veterinary professionals to bring you the best possible healthcare for your pet. We have a state of the art veterinary facility which is clean, comfortable, and efficient. Call 817-860-3087 to schedule an appointment and we will find a time that is convenient for you.
We offer a modern, state-of-the-art facility combined with a caring and competent staff that insures your pet receives the best medical care, bathing, and boarding possible. Green Oaks North Pet Hospital offers superior veterinary care for your pets. We are located on Green Oaks Boulevard in north Arlington, TX.
At the end of each month, a winner is selected for the next month. All you have to do is call us or submit your nomination using our form. All species that we treat and are current patients of ours are eligible to receive the grand prize of a $25 gift certificate per family account, their name(s) posted on this website with their picture, same on our social media, as well as their name(s) on our Green Oaks Blvd.
We know you have many choices when selecting an Arlington veterinarian, and we're thankful that you've chosen us and left us with your kind words. We're happy that you've decided to join the Green Oaks North Pet Hospital family. Your kind words and feedback help us continue to provide over-the-top service to you and your pet.
Arlington, TX is located in Tarrant County, at the heart of the North Texas Metroplex. Just 15 minutes from DFW International Airport and off the crossroads of five major highways, it is considered one of the best places to live in Texas. Living in Arlington offers residents a dense suburban feel, but with plenty to do!
Thank you for choosing Green Oaks North Pet Hospital. In order to better serve your pet, please fill out the following form as thoroughly as possible. If you have any questions, please give us a call. Access to toys and chewies will be at the Doctor's discretion. Due to potential choking hazards, raw-hides and similar products will NOT be given to your pet.
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Dr. Brad Hulka D.V.M
Graduated from Texas A&M in 1998, earning his degree in Veterinary Medicine. He joined our staff in 1998, and purchased the clinic in early 2010. He is passionate about making a difference in veterinary care focusing on quality of life for all animals. Dr. Hulka is a member of the Tarrant County Veterinary Medical Association, the Texas Veterinary Medical Association, the American Animal Hospital Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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Reviews (24)
Elizabeth Rosa
Sep 22, 2023
Kaitlyn Hill
Jul 02, 2023
Absolutely loved my experience!! Not only did they get us in very quickly and taken in care of for my lovely older cat for the UTI she had, but Dr. Bone and the Vet Technician Jess absolutely amazing in every single way!!! Courtney messaged me just two days ago to check on my little one and I’ve never had an experience like that with a vet!! I can’t wait to bring all my other little ones for the necessities in soon because this place is amazing!!
Nasim Shirvani Mahdavi
Jun 13, 2022
Everyone was so friendly. However, the woman who injected the vaccines of my cat were so inexperienced that after three times injecting him, finally she could inject the vaccine. Now that I was petting him, I noticed that he has pain were she injected him three times : Also, I asked for a complete physical exam, but they didn't check his eyes, his skin, and so on like what they have on their website.
Tricia T.
May 23, 2022
Jem Hansen
May 05, 2022
Annika Paloma
Apr 28, 2022
Betsy Offill
Apr 20, 2022
Ale Spotts
Mar 19, 2022
I can't express enough how I absolutely love this place! I'm a first time dog owner and brought my puppy in for vaccines and a check up. Everyone from all the receptionists to the technicians and the Vet (that usually comes in on Monday's) were all so amazing! I wish there were more people like them everywhere you go. The world would definitely be a better place.
My puppy's results came back not so well so immediately they called me and had me go pick up meds I've been calling with most random questions on my puppy and they have all been so patient and reassure that I can call anytime for more questions. Thank you GONPH! Y'all are rockstars!
My puppy's results came back not so well so immediately they called me and had me go pick up meds I've been calling with most random questions on my puppy and they have all been so patient and reassure that I can call anytime for more questions. Thank you GONPH! Y'all are rockstars!
Alayna Bowen
Nov 26, 2021
Today was my first visit for my kitten and I am impressed! I've never had a vet office that was this nice and caring. Dr. Hulka was so nice and listened to my concerns, all of the vet techs and office staff were incredibly sweet. I loved their techniques for cat exams and giving medication, it made me feel very safe that my cat is in the right hands.
One of my favorite parts of the visit was at the end they gave me a folder with her visit summary, information about the medication she was given and so many pamphlets and printouts that I really appreciate, and my cat got a personalized bag for her flea/tick/heartworm meds. It was the best vet experience I've ever had!
One of my favorite parts of the visit was at the end they gave me a folder with her visit summary, information about the medication she was given and so many pamphlets and printouts that I really appreciate, and my cat got a personalized bag for her flea/tick/heartworm meds. It was the best vet experience I've ever had!
Rachel Skow
Aug 20, 2021
We recently moved to Arlington and I have driven past this clinic several times. But I did not choose it because it was closest to my home, but rather because there were so many positive google reviews- and now I can first hand agree with them and add my own. The vet technicians and veterinarian were all so caring and great with my large-ish [fairly] fluffy dog.
She barely noticed when she had blood taken or her vaccines/ and loved getting treats and showing off her tricks. I was impressed by the short wait time (even though we were told up front it could be longer) and covid-19 safety protocols in place. At the end of the day I was also pleasantly surprised by the value for what we had done! (photo not taken at clinic)
She barely noticed when she had blood taken or her vaccines/ and loved getting treats and showing off her tricks. I was impressed by the short wait time (even though we were told up front it could be longer) and covid-19 safety protocols in place. At the end of the day I was also pleasantly surprised by the value for what we had done! (photo not taken at clinic)
Christie Mcnelly
Jan 20, 2021
Green oaks vet is completely contact less. Furr babies and their parents stay in vehicles. Parents call in for check in and Vet techs come get the fur baby in their carriers to take in for their care and are brought back once done. Payment is taken care of right there at car side. Excellent. Callie sue.
Julie
Oct 21, 2019
I can not recommend this veterinary clinic enough!!! I have been using this vet for about 2 years now for my crew of 5 dogs and have been very pleased their range of services. The clinic staff is friendly and focused on providing quality veterinary and customer services. The two DVMs, Dr. Hulka and Dr. Ducote, are both attentive to and skilled when it comes to meeting the needs of my pets.
Their clinic sends reminders for appointments, and call a few days after appointments to check on the progress of your sick pet. They are not emergency clinic, but will do what they can to squeeze you in for appointments when they have the space available. If you’re looking for a comprehensive vet with great customer service, Green Oaks North Pet Hospital is the place for you!
Their clinic sends reminders for appointments, and call a few days after appointments to check on the progress of your sick pet. They are not emergency clinic, but will do what they can to squeeze you in for appointments when they have the space available. If you’re looking for a comprehensive vet with great customer service, Green Oaks North Pet Hospital is the place for you!
Amy J.
Dec 30, 2018
Took newest member of our family for new puppy appointment. Entire staff was wonderful. Everyone was friendly and took the time to answer all our questions. Big plus because they were knowledgeable of English Mastiffs and gave us many breed specific recommendations. Our puppy was relaxed the entire visit. She loved the attention so much she didnt even notice when she was getting her vaccinations. Super impressed.
Diana C.
Feb 17, 2018
Had our first appointment for my Gabby this morning. I have to admit I was super nervous, I didn't know how Gabs would react or what they would tell us, since she's had no previous care. We walked in and they greeted us, one of the staff members was writing welcome to all the patients on the dry erase board in the lobby which was a nice touch. We didn't even wait they attended us right away. Everyone was so awesome and nice. Gabby needed shots and was totally distracted by all the peanut butter and assorted treats they had.
Christine F.
Oct 06, 2017
Anna
Jun 22, 2016
Saddened to say that overall this was a less than decent experience. I chose this hospital over Banfield with high expectations being a private practice. As a former Banfield tech, I was very excited to see the difference, fully expecting the private practice to run circles around the large corporate chain! Very friendly initial phone call to make appointment, front desk interaction was pleasant and tech intro was nice.
I made an initial appointment for Rio to be seen for her itchy skin as well as her annual visit: up to date vaccines, heartworm test and comprehensive exam. While I completely understand that deposits are necessary at times, I did find it slightly ominous HOW I was asked for a deposit and had to choose a level of care for my dog in the event of an emergency or accident.
It came across as,
“Circle one: How much is your dog worth to you?”
“We don’t trust you will actually come back for her if you can’t afford or don’t care to pay her bill.”
As a sales professional, the best advice I have ever received is: the best way to lose a sale is neglect to collaborate with a prospect on value and don't think with YOUR wallet.
The unfortunate truth is I would have approved most services offered. (i.e. grooming- aesthetic or medical related, future dental appointment, dental chews, specific diet food, dental water supplement, espress anal glands, ear cleaning, special ear clear and shampoo etc.) In short, I was prepared to pay almost any amount of money for my companion.
After all, it was pay day! The Veterinarian called me after Rio had been seen. He let me know that Rio had fleas, was overweight and that she had dental disease (not specified as to what stage, etc). At no point were these problems elaborated on or solutions/options offered. Perhaps an estimate for soothing grooming therapy for the skin, dental prophy or a specific diet with portion size suggested could have been helpful.
He let me know that she had a capstar given to her as part of the visit- which he quickly added that all dogs receive the capstar. This stripped the value of the pill, implying that this wasn’t a specialized treatment for her. What he did offer was a $30+ follow up visit which is a bit excessive for something presented without value or purpose. If I hadn't been a former vet tech I wouldn't have been able to guess what Rio's overall condition was.
I asked for a capstar for Rio’s housemate Penny. At no point did he suggest an exam for her or to watch out for tapeworms.
I’m assuming that my dog had been officially diagnosed with fleas (no report or verbal stating her actual diagnosis: flea dermatitis, dental calculus OR periodontal disease, overweight, etc.) Definitely wasn't prepared for the news that I would need to bring back Rio's fecal sample.
She was diagnosed with fleas, which means that she is a prime candidate for tapeworms. Apparently this hospital sends fecal samples out to another lab for next day results. Not too long ago, when I was a vet tech, we collected and identified in lab same day ESPECIALLY when fleas were involved. If we couldn't get a sample in house, we typically called and explained that the owner would have to collect and why.
Very inconvenient for patient and owner- especially if she ends up having tapes and requires another visit when she could have been diagnosed in-house same day. I couldn’t imagine the frustration of someone who wasn’t informed that fleas::tapes.. Someone who had to come back knowing that their dog has been in discomfort while it could have been mentioned/TREATED at the initial visit.
I find this unacceptable.
Thankfully a very simple report was enclosed in the med bag. It contained some superficial info, but it would have been nice to know where each vaccine had been administered in addition to a full report from comprehensive exam. In addition, I was charged for an incomplete pedicure. While I am thankful that I was able to get Rio her vaccines updated and a prescription for her antibiotic and steroid for skin, this visit was unacceptable.
At no point from the booking of the appointment to the phone call that I made to ask a million questions was there value presented of any of the $390.00+ worth of “services”. The only services I feel I should have actually been charged for were the Preventative Care (vx, hwt, rx) as they were they only things that reflect a hint value from this visit.
Bottom line: at no point were treatment related or ancillary services offered. For a yearly/ first time visit this is considered extremely poor in customer service and more importantly patient wellbeing. Absolutely no client education was offered, it was continually asked for. I hope to hear that this review has been taken as constructive criticism.
I look forward to response on how to recover from this visit to make it right.
<<<<<<<<<<<< (Email responding to Practice Manager’s initial response below. For full email communication, contact me directly.)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thank you so much for reaching out to me.
It means a lot that you want to make things right and that you would like to keep my business. On Friday, I called three different times in attempt to reach out for information that was withheld or failed to be mentioned. I do remember speaking briefly with you. I’m glad that we received a follow up call for Rio not the next day or anytime over the weekend, but about 10-15 minutes after I sent my overall review on your survey yesterday.
While I do appreciate that you want to fix this problem, at this point in time I do believe that the damage is done. Dr. Hulka, the man who examined my dog, kept calling her a male on the phone. In attempt to be polite and respectful, I didn’t correct him. While I do understand that this could be a “one off”, this was an extremely poor first impression.
I do not wish to have my companions under his care moving forward. I would like to have her seen by a thorough, caring Professional that can provide her with all of the options she needs for a healthy, happy life. The nail in the coffin was when I realized that tapeworms weren’t discussed whatsoever until after I brought it up. I came home, found the fecalizer and called the Hospital asking why a fecal hadn’t been collected in house.
The tech politely let me know that you do fecals at an outside lab. It wasn’t until I felt puzzled and asked why Rio wasn’t examined for tapes that I realized that this didn’t feel right at all. Whether it was forgotten or it was knowingly dismissed, this guarantees second visit while leaving someone’s companion in discomfort. Once again, unacceptable.
Although I wish I had taken Rio elsewhere and given a worthy Professional the production, certain items were administered that I agree to observe. The only items that I believe that displayed value and that I should observe are the following:
• Vaccines
• Heartworm test + any medical disposal fees, etc
• Heart worm prevention topical
• Cephalexin
• Steroid
• Penny’s Capstar
Everything else on the invoice was lacking in value or purpose.
This office visit, as a whole, did not meet my standards and was far from acceptable. I am requesting a partial refund so I may take my companion to a Professional who will examine her fully and thoroughly. I will be taking her to a Professional who will think of and mention anything and everything that she could possibly benefit from and then present it to me to decide.
Although Hulka said that he immediately knew she had fleas due to her hair loss pattern, and that they were immediately spotted (“this hair loss pattern is always caused by fleas”) he failed to mention why he still continued with the cytology. I had to pry and ask why he still ran it if fleas were that inherently obvious. While I understand if he was insistent on running a cytology, I do not feel it was necessary as the value was never presented and if he already knew the source of the problem.
The tech’s admission of the incomplete pedicure speaks for itself. I admire her character for telling me the truth up front, but an incomplete job shouldn’t be fully observed by a customer.
Frankly, this sounds like a classic case of a greedy Vet trying to get the most production with the least amount of effort. If it was so important to check her skin in house (I’m assuming) then how come her stool wasn’t checked in house, let alone mentioned? Tapeworms are terrible and a direct result of infected fleas.
Perhaps my standards are too high, but this visit was nearly a complete fail aside from friendly reception and tech. Thank you for hearing me out. I absolutely can’t stand complaining, it embarrasses me to the core. I’m speaking up for my companion who can’t speak for herself. People trust in healthcare professionals to educate them on what their loved one needs. Dr. Hulka’s job is to examine, provide his professional observations and care, to speak for animals, to educate his clients and let them know what their companion needs and what will generally benefit them.
That is his job, which he failed to do.
<<<<<(Practice Manager responds letting me know that he will refund incomplete services out of “goodwill” but wouldn’t refund the office visit as it was already discounted for a first time visit to hospital, my response below. . For full email communication, contact me directly.)>>>>>>
Thank you for giving me the follow up detail. ALL of that info should have been available to me last Friday.
As I have expressed several times, this office visit was not acceptable. I do not understand how the refund of an incomplete service and a service that wasn’t even run are a “gesture of goodwill”. That money is owed back. The fecal obviously needs to be refunded as it wasn’t collected and I will not be moving forward with your Hospital’s services.
This shouldn’t have even been on the invoice to begin with. If it wasn’t done, it shouldn’t be on there. I should have been informed that the fecal wasn’t collected and that I would be charged accordingly when I could make time to bring back a sample. The pedicure was not completed, therefore should have been omitted from the invoice. I realize that the office visit had been discounted.
Tell me, is that why her exam wasn’t thorough? Was it considered less than an existing client exam? Is this why I had to beg for the information that I required? I cannot believe that you had to remind me that the exam had been discounted and that it justified why it wouldn’t be observed as something that wasn’t properly executed. I received a follow up from an unacceptable office visit on Monday- a follow up call should have been placed 1-2 days after to check for Rio’s ailment as well as inquiring about vaccine reactions.
I didn’t receive this call until I sent in my review. So you can surely see why I can assume that I shouldn’t have expected a follow up call at all unless I had raised up a complaint. The information you sent me yesterday was forcefully asked for- not given the same day as her exam. Your doctor needs to provide information rather than several excuses- even if he assumes that I knew it all.
Which by the way- sounds really bad. Yes I did voice that I was a tech but literally anyone could say that. A dog groomer who thinks they are a tech could say that. Someone who volunteered one time at an animal shelter could say that. Bottom line is, I am not the Healthcare Professional, he is. At no point did I tell him to stop talking to me about my dog.
I refuse to pay for Rio’s visit on Friday at Green Oaks North. Green Oaks North will refund my office visit, fecal exam that wasn’t processed, and the incomplete pedicure so I may get Rio the exam she deserves on the first try. This is absolutely ridiculous. I considered pulling down my reviews from yelp, google, facebook, etc. until I received yesterday’s response.
As I can respect that you have your team’s back, my situation should be properly dealt with. Thank you for providing me with the info to raise this experience up to another authority.
I made an initial appointment for Rio to be seen for her itchy skin as well as her annual visit: up to date vaccines, heartworm test and comprehensive exam. While I completely understand that deposits are necessary at times, I did find it slightly ominous HOW I was asked for a deposit and had to choose a level of care for my dog in the event of an emergency or accident.
It came across as,
“Circle one: How much is your dog worth to you?”
“We don’t trust you will actually come back for her if you can’t afford or don’t care to pay her bill.”
As a sales professional, the best advice I have ever received is: the best way to lose a sale is neglect to collaborate with a prospect on value and don't think with YOUR wallet.
The unfortunate truth is I would have approved most services offered. (i.e. grooming- aesthetic or medical related, future dental appointment, dental chews, specific diet food, dental water supplement, espress anal glands, ear cleaning, special ear clear and shampoo etc.) In short, I was prepared to pay almost any amount of money for my companion.
After all, it was pay day! The Veterinarian called me after Rio had been seen. He let me know that Rio had fleas, was overweight and that she had dental disease (not specified as to what stage, etc). At no point were these problems elaborated on or solutions/options offered. Perhaps an estimate for soothing grooming therapy for the skin, dental prophy or a specific diet with portion size suggested could have been helpful.
He let me know that she had a capstar given to her as part of the visit- which he quickly added that all dogs receive the capstar. This stripped the value of the pill, implying that this wasn’t a specialized treatment for her. What he did offer was a $30+ follow up visit which is a bit excessive for something presented without value or purpose. If I hadn't been a former vet tech I wouldn't have been able to guess what Rio's overall condition was.
I asked for a capstar for Rio’s housemate Penny. At no point did he suggest an exam for her or to watch out for tapeworms.
I’m assuming that my dog had been officially diagnosed with fleas (no report or verbal stating her actual diagnosis: flea dermatitis, dental calculus OR periodontal disease, overweight, etc.) Definitely wasn't prepared for the news that I would need to bring back Rio's fecal sample.
She was diagnosed with fleas, which means that she is a prime candidate for tapeworms. Apparently this hospital sends fecal samples out to another lab for next day results. Not too long ago, when I was a vet tech, we collected and identified in lab same day ESPECIALLY when fleas were involved. If we couldn't get a sample in house, we typically called and explained that the owner would have to collect and why.
Very inconvenient for patient and owner- especially if she ends up having tapes and requires another visit when she could have been diagnosed in-house same day. I couldn’t imagine the frustration of someone who wasn’t informed that fleas::tapes.. Someone who had to come back knowing that their dog has been in discomfort while it could have been mentioned/TREATED at the initial visit.
I find this unacceptable.
Thankfully a very simple report was enclosed in the med bag. It contained some superficial info, but it would have been nice to know where each vaccine had been administered in addition to a full report from comprehensive exam. In addition, I was charged for an incomplete pedicure. While I am thankful that I was able to get Rio her vaccines updated and a prescription for her antibiotic and steroid for skin, this visit was unacceptable.
At no point from the booking of the appointment to the phone call that I made to ask a million questions was there value presented of any of the $390.00+ worth of “services”. The only services I feel I should have actually been charged for were the Preventative Care (vx, hwt, rx) as they were they only things that reflect a hint value from this visit.
Bottom line: at no point were treatment related or ancillary services offered. For a yearly/ first time visit this is considered extremely poor in customer service and more importantly patient wellbeing. Absolutely no client education was offered, it was continually asked for. I hope to hear that this review has been taken as constructive criticism.
I look forward to response on how to recover from this visit to make it right.
<<<<<<<<<<<< (Email responding to Practice Manager’s initial response below. For full email communication, contact me directly.)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thank you so much for reaching out to me.
It means a lot that you want to make things right and that you would like to keep my business. On Friday, I called three different times in attempt to reach out for information that was withheld or failed to be mentioned. I do remember speaking briefly with you. I’m glad that we received a follow up call for Rio not the next day or anytime over the weekend, but about 10-15 minutes after I sent my overall review on your survey yesterday.
While I do appreciate that you want to fix this problem, at this point in time I do believe that the damage is done. Dr. Hulka, the man who examined my dog, kept calling her a male on the phone. In attempt to be polite and respectful, I didn’t correct him. While I do understand that this could be a “one off”, this was an extremely poor first impression.
I do not wish to have my companions under his care moving forward. I would like to have her seen by a thorough, caring Professional that can provide her with all of the options she needs for a healthy, happy life. The nail in the coffin was when I realized that tapeworms weren’t discussed whatsoever until after I brought it up. I came home, found the fecalizer and called the Hospital asking why a fecal hadn’t been collected in house.
The tech politely let me know that you do fecals at an outside lab. It wasn’t until I felt puzzled and asked why Rio wasn’t examined for tapes that I realized that this didn’t feel right at all. Whether it was forgotten or it was knowingly dismissed, this guarantees second visit while leaving someone’s companion in discomfort. Once again, unacceptable.
Although I wish I had taken Rio elsewhere and given a worthy Professional the production, certain items were administered that I agree to observe. The only items that I believe that displayed value and that I should observe are the following:
• Vaccines
• Heartworm test + any medical disposal fees, etc
• Heart worm prevention topical
• Cephalexin
• Steroid
• Penny’s Capstar
Everything else on the invoice was lacking in value or purpose.
This office visit, as a whole, did not meet my standards and was far from acceptable. I am requesting a partial refund so I may take my companion to a Professional who will examine her fully and thoroughly. I will be taking her to a Professional who will think of and mention anything and everything that she could possibly benefit from and then present it to me to decide.
Although Hulka said that he immediately knew she had fleas due to her hair loss pattern, and that they were immediately spotted (“this hair loss pattern is always caused by fleas”) he failed to mention why he still continued with the cytology. I had to pry and ask why he still ran it if fleas were that inherently obvious. While I understand if he was insistent on running a cytology, I do not feel it was necessary as the value was never presented and if he already knew the source of the problem.
The tech’s admission of the incomplete pedicure speaks for itself. I admire her character for telling me the truth up front, but an incomplete job shouldn’t be fully observed by a customer.
Frankly, this sounds like a classic case of a greedy Vet trying to get the most production with the least amount of effort. If it was so important to check her skin in house (I’m assuming) then how come her stool wasn’t checked in house, let alone mentioned? Tapeworms are terrible and a direct result of infected fleas.
Perhaps my standards are too high, but this visit was nearly a complete fail aside from friendly reception and tech. Thank you for hearing me out. I absolutely can’t stand complaining, it embarrasses me to the core. I’m speaking up for my companion who can’t speak for herself. People trust in healthcare professionals to educate them on what their loved one needs. Dr. Hulka’s job is to examine, provide his professional observations and care, to speak for animals, to educate his clients and let them know what their companion needs and what will generally benefit them.
That is his job, which he failed to do.
<<<<<(Practice Manager responds letting me know that he will refund incomplete services out of “goodwill” but wouldn’t refund the office visit as it was already discounted for a first time visit to hospital, my response below. . For full email communication, contact me directly.)>>>>>>
Thank you for giving me the follow up detail. ALL of that info should have been available to me last Friday.
As I have expressed several times, this office visit was not acceptable. I do not understand how the refund of an incomplete service and a service that wasn’t even run are a “gesture of goodwill”. That money is owed back. The fecal obviously needs to be refunded as it wasn’t collected and I will not be moving forward with your Hospital’s services.
This shouldn’t have even been on the invoice to begin with. If it wasn’t done, it shouldn’t be on there. I should have been informed that the fecal wasn’t collected and that I would be charged accordingly when I could make time to bring back a sample. The pedicure was not completed, therefore should have been omitted from the invoice. I realize that the office visit had been discounted.
Tell me, is that why her exam wasn’t thorough? Was it considered less than an existing client exam? Is this why I had to beg for the information that I required? I cannot believe that you had to remind me that the exam had been discounted and that it justified why it wouldn’t be observed as something that wasn’t properly executed. I received a follow up from an unacceptable office visit on Monday- a follow up call should have been placed 1-2 days after to check for Rio’s ailment as well as inquiring about vaccine reactions.
I didn’t receive this call until I sent in my review. So you can surely see why I can assume that I shouldn’t have expected a follow up call at all unless I had raised up a complaint. The information you sent me yesterday was forcefully asked for- not given the same day as her exam. Your doctor needs to provide information rather than several excuses- even if he assumes that I knew it all.
Which by the way- sounds really bad. Yes I did voice that I was a tech but literally anyone could say that. A dog groomer who thinks they are a tech could say that. Someone who volunteered one time at an animal shelter could say that. Bottom line is, I am not the Healthcare Professional, he is. At no point did I tell him to stop talking to me about my dog.
I refuse to pay for Rio’s visit on Friday at Green Oaks North. Green Oaks North will refund my office visit, fecal exam that wasn’t processed, and the incomplete pedicure so I may get Rio the exam she deserves on the first try. This is absolutely ridiculous. I considered pulling down my reviews from yelp, google, facebook, etc. until I received yesterday’s response.
As I can respect that you have your team’s back, my situation should be properly dealt with. Thank you for providing me with the info to raise this experience up to another authority.
Bailey Randall
I love this place. We came here with my kitty, Emmie, and my dog, Lizzie, and they are the most kindest people. Everyone was so friendly to me and to my animals. I really did enjoy coming here. I wasn’t afraid to ask questions and they always had an answer for me. I moved away and I can’t drive 40 minutes to take my animals here or I really would.
I was most upset about leaving all the nice people. I hope the next vet I find will be as helpful and friendly as this place. Please come here and you will get the pest service for your fur-babies!!
I was most upset about leaving all the nice people. I hope the next vet I find will be as helpful and friendly as this place. Please come here and you will get the pest service for your fur-babies!!
Kara Julia
Arielka White
Laura Galbraith
Shara Turley
This is the best vet office you will find. I took my cat, Sushi, here when we suspected he had become diabetic. He was diagnosed as such and the doctors both went above and beyond. I even got an after hours call that last 30 minutes about how to keep him using his box. We discussed everything from number of boxes, type of litter, placement and even kitty calming plug ins. Sadly, he was eventually put down but after that happened, they sent me a folder in the mail full of poems about going over the rainbow bridge and even some resources for pet grief. It was an awful situation and it was nice to know that someone cared. They always knew us when we walked in. They care about the pets they see. They are FANTASTIC.
Shelley Geraths
Brett Minardi
Allison Baker
Dr. Ducote is awesome and the staff is so knowledgeable and friendly. It is wonderful to bring my cats to a vet's office that truly cares about not only the pets, but their families, too! They were very flexible with us on scheduling, gave us a follow-up call to see how we were doing, and send us a lovely thank you note for the visit. We are so happy to have found such a wonderful office!