Godspeed Animal Care

I’ve decided to take my business elsewhere because I do not like their business practices. Be careful dealing with this organization. My experience has been that the veterinary clinic uses the boarding service to get additional business. When I first decided to use the boarding service 6 months ago, there was a rigorous set of requirements, for which I complied. I was then subject to a variety of marketing materials encouring me to use the veterinary service (I already have a local animal clinic that I am very happy with so I have not changed). The most recent incident (and why I am posting this) deals with an “update” from the veterinary clinic that my dog needed a specific test. I declined. Several weeks later when I scheduled the next boarding time, I was told that the “test” needed to be performed prior to allowing my dog to be boarded. Please note, I complied with the boarding service’s every initial requirement. This recent test is now a requirement that I apparently wasn’t told about. In other words, it seems very convenient that the test veterinary clinic wanted to perform on my dog is now a requirement to have my dog boarded.