Another great visit at Brigadoon Animal Hospital!My daughters kitten had become lethargic so I called and made an appointment.We were greeted by a smile and friendly hello when we walked in.Within just a couple of minutes we were in one of the exam rooms. A young man came in and introduced himself as Travis. He weighed the kitten, took her temperature and chatted with us as he made notes. (Travis has a calm easy manner about him that is refreshing and reassuring.) He said the doctor would be in momentarily. A minute or so later Dr. Puette came in. He examined the kitten while talking to me and my daughter. He said the kitten was running a little bit of a fever. He called Travis back in and told him what medicines to get for the kitten. The kitten has responded to the medicines and is back to her playful self.We have been well pleased with Dr. Puette and Brigadoon for over twenty-three years now. Professional and caring best describes Dr. Puette and his staff

This office is more interested in your money and their time then your pet. I took my dog to them after practically rescuing him from his previous owner. You could see he was underweight, covered in fleas, hardly stand up let alone walk and taking last breaths. The receptionist looked at him and told me to take him to the E.R. vet because they were closing within the hour. Basically she didn't even let us in the door. I got him to the E.R. vet he told me if I had waited any longer that he wouldn't have made it. The vet said he had anemia, was dehydrated and underfeed. I left him with the E.R. vet they gave him a dip for the fleas and put an iv in him for some fluids and called me to pick him up after 1 1/2 hours. Brigadoon couldn't give my dog an extra hour of their time at the most probably. I am sure if they had I would of had to pay a fortune for it as well. I have heard plenty of horror stories and bankruptcy tells about this place, and to think they built a new office scary thought