He killed my dog. Dr. Kubisz killed my best friend.A perfectly healthy dog does NOT drop dead from a heart attack.My 10 year old, 15 lb. Chorkie (Chihuahua Yorkie mix) went in for a tooth extraction. She was anesthetized and never woke up even though the vet and his assistant tried to lie and sell me a story like a bad used car salesman. I was an EMT and I know death and what to look for.He tried to tell me that the extraction went perfectly and that she woke up easily out of the anesthesia and was taken outside to potty twice -- LIE. She wasn't allowed to eat or drink since the previous night after noon in preparation for this procedure. She had no urine in her body, so tell me how she pee'd outside twice with no urine.He tried to tell me that she was fine and then was making some noise back in the kennel and when they immediately went to check on her, she had fallen over with a heart attack. He said they administered epinephrine and adrenosine to get her heart started again and to remove fluid from her lungs. She had been only gone for a few minutes by the time they called my husband to break the news. We drove at break-neck speed and got to the clinic in 15 minutes (which would make it only 25 minutes after her death) -- LIES. I believe that after the extraction, she was basically chucked into the kennel and left there to wake up on her own and aspirated stomach acid because she hadn't eaten or had any water for almost 24 hours. The IV site was dark, like settled blood; the gum where her tooth had been removed was grey; her tongue was purple; her head was wet; there was a clear, pink puddle of liquid beneath her open mouth; her body was cold.HER CIRCULATION NEVER RESUMED AFTER ANESTHESIA AND THEY JUST LEFT HER ALONE TO CHOKE AND DIE.It doesn't take Hercule Poirot to figure out that she never woke up.They left her with her mouth open, tongue out, eyes open and glassy. He wouldn't even say her name -- he kept saying, "this dog" and "that dog" and his assistant was detached and aloof. He kept rambling the same story over and over while my husband and I were trying to grieve. He kept saying that there was nothing that could be done, that the procedure went perfectly, that he does the same thing for his dog, that she would have had the heart attack at home. His assistant was blas and said that she just put her dog down as a pathetic attempt at relating to our situation.He killed my constant companion, my best friend, my beloved and he didn't even take responsibility for his gross negligence.To top it off, they wouldn't even let us see her records to see what could have gone wrong -- medication dosages, anything to help us cope and understand.My surviving dog will NEVER return to that death house and I am going to take this review to as many social media sources as I can and tell everyone that will hear me about how this monster killed my dog.

The best I've been to in this state. Also an exotic vet. Rates are reasonable. Very experienced. Get you in and out fast. Make sure to tell him all your concerns when you go. The only problem is they aren't 24 hours.

I have been going to Dr Kubiscz for about three years now. He is a wonderful vet, and the staff is great. I highly recommend them to all of my friends and family who have pets.