By swhite73 at Citysearch July 08, 2010
I'm pretty sure their "doctor", Inderjit Marjara only has her license from from a third world country. I have been the happy parent to 4 cats in my lifetime, and when I adopted my 5th I took him to Cedar Creek for a neuter and front declaw. I opted for their "advanced" laser surgery that claimed "greater precision, faster healing time and less bleeding" than the traditional scalpel. My poor kitten was in bandages for weeks and pain medicine for a month. When I picked him up 3 days after surgery- longer than I've ever waited to pick up my other cats- his white paws and legs caked with blood. The Vet Assistant said he'd been crying non stop while in their care, but they did nothing to comfort him. As it turns out they CHARGE YOU EXTRA TO PET AND HOLD YOUR ANIMAL!!! She then handed me a bill for nearly $500.\t\nWhen I called other vets for estimates for the same procedure, they ranged from $180-275 AND they take the time to show your pet affection at NO ADDITIONAL COST.\t\nI had to take my kitten to another vet to receive the care he needed for the TWO TOES Cedar Creek hacked off and the doctor said no professional would have done such a terrible job or caused an animal so much pain.\t\nI told Marjara I would be turning her in to the Better Business Bureau and MO Veterinary License Board. She had a man, who I found out to be her husband call me repeatedly with threats, lawsuits and saying it's illegal to call the BBB (obviously, it's not). I filed a police report for harassment and they placed a restraining order on the doctor and her husband.\t\nCedar Creek should be ASHAMED of themselves for conducting business this way - mutilating their patients and threatening their clients. ...read more
By pruittss at Citysearch January 14, 2010
we have been taking our pets there for three years, after we moved from lakewood, this place has no comparison!, their standards are great, your pets recieve by far the best possible care available in town, i love my pets and i expect them to get the same standard of care that i would want if i went to a hospital, i was amazed at the kind of service my dog received during her stay, you can tell the staff adores animals! ...read more
By schadda at Citysearch July 22, 2008
The best service we have ever received...we were just passing through town when our pet fell ill and we needed urgent care. The staff at Cedar Creek were extremely professional and caring; not only with our pet lab but willing helped us make arrangements for our unplanned overnight stay. They made us feel right at home! If you are looking for a small personal clinic for your pet/s I would highly recommanded Cedar Creek; they have the latest machines and technology available. ...read more
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