[nagdu] Checking out a new vet

[Star Gazer]

				Do you have to decide now? Why not do
nothing and the next time your dog needs to see a vet, pick one and see how
you feel?

-----Original Message-----
From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Tracy Carcione
via nagdu
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 11:12 AM
To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
Cc: Tracy Carcione
Subject: [nagdu] Checking out a new vet

There's a new vet in my town.  It's much closer than the vet I've been
using.  My old vet is OK, but it takes about 20 minutes, and $30, to get
there, and the same back.  The new vet is only about 10 minutes or less, and
less taxi fare.
I've been to the new vet once.  It was OK, except for Krokus's antics, and
an uncommunicative vet tech.  The vet seemed to know what she was doing, and
treated Krokus kindly. She was a bit gruff, but explained what I wanted to
know.
I'm trying to decide if I should switch vets.  I'm not sure what objective
measures I can use to help me decide.  I've looked at their website, looking
for accreditation info, but it's pretty sparse.  But they are a vet, not a
web design outfit. And, since they're new, I don't know anyone who uses them
yet.  My friends in town like the vet I'm using now, more than I do.  That
vet is a much bigger operation.  Slick and professional, but everything
takes longer.
I want the best care for my boy, and I'm happy to pay for the best, too. 
It's just how to decide what's best that confuses me.
Tracy



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