All Creatures Animal Hospital

This establishment's priority is taking your money whilst doing it with a smile.
Background info: My 2 pets are indoor-only & come from different states/owners.
On my first visit, I was told one of my pets had coccidiosis. Both were treated with their exorbitantly-priced Albon Suspension. (Seriously, look it up.) Also in that visit, I was told that the Advantage Multi would protect against fleas, ticks, & worms. I applied the Advantage Multi to both of my pets 2 weeks before I revisited the vet.
On my 2nd visit, I was told that my pets had worms, in addition to worsening coccidiosis. That's when I was told the Advantage Multi is only a "mild de-wormer." This time, my pets were also seen by a different vet who said that both had immature immune systems. What are the odds that, despite coming from different locations/owners, both of my pets have that?
Lastly, I dare you to compare the prices for spaying/neutering at their location vs. the Humane Society in Bowling Green, KY.

To be frank, All Creatures only provides their wealthy clients with their best treatment. Those are not the types of businesses I prefer to give my money to. We have poured as much money as we could into treatment for our cat's cancer. When it became clear to the staff that we were not interested in driving him to Nashville for chemo at Vanderbilt or multiple painstaking surgeries, they were no longer interested in the cash grab that was our pet's livelihood. We were looking for someone to meet us where we are and spell out our situation, options, etc and they were not willing to provide it.

I have had excellent service. The care for my pets has been outstanding. The doctors and staff have been so kind and caring.