Cameron Medical Center for Animals

Best vet I have ever been to for our fur babes. Dr. Cameron is so amazing about everything! I'm so glad I was recommended here. The staff is just wonderful and so very kind. Dr. Cameron is so knowledgeable and I trust him with my whole heart. His care goes above and beyond. We have a old 17 year old pup, along with a 9 year old Yorkie, and 3 kitties, and I know they are all in the best of hands. The facility is clean and always smells good. I am so grateful to have found them. I wish I would have been coming here longer. Thank you all so much for all that you do!

Have been going to Dr Cameron for over 20 years! Has always done the right things for our fur family members (with always the out comes he explains to us) - Has treated our 4 dogs and a cat. English Bulldog(s)/ Labrador Retriever(s) / French Bulldog - All have received and currently receive best treatment and customer service - Office staff is always beyond helpful and show concern when needed. We trust and Continue to Trust him 100%

Dr. Cameron and his team are top notch. You will not find a better Veterinarian. He is honest, loving, fair priced, and a really nice person. The staff are friendly and also very knowledgeable and easy to talk too. Ive been a customer for 20 plus years. I have had 2 cats and now 2 dogs. My mother and daughter also bring their pets to Dr. Cameron. Thank-you for taking such good care of my pets health.

If something is seriously wrong with your pet do not take them here. The proper diagnosis will likely be missed. My 11-year old yorkiepoo, Rocsi, was a patient here since 2012 but is no longer. We took her here 3 weeks ago because of suspicious lesions around her breast tumors. (Backstory: My dog had a hysterectomy in 2022 performed by Dr. Cameron because she had breast tumors. He said uterine hormones can cause the development of tumors and a hysterectomy could stop their development. A biopsy was not done). During the visit 3 weeks ago, I voiced my concerns about the tumors being cancerous. Dr Cameron asked was she spayed!? I said what do you mean, she got spayed here! You performed the procedure. He apologized saying he hadn’t looked at his notes. I let it go because he apologized. Dr Cameron then prescribed antibiotics because he thought the lesions were due to an infection. A follow-up appointment was made for 2 weeks later to reassess her. In the meantime, the lesions never got better with the antibiotics and my dog started to have trouble breathing. We ended up taking her to the emergency vet last night because her breathing was very labored. They performed an ultrasound, which showed fluid in her lungs. She had a thorancentesis to remove the fluid. The emergency vetrenarian saw the lesions on her chest and said that she believes those tumors are cancerous and it could have spread to her lungs causing fluid buildup but she wouldn’t know for sure unless a biopsy was done. A biopsy should have been done in 2022 and it should have been suggested when we took her 3 weeks ago for the suspicious lesions. Today we took the dog to Cameron for her follow-up appointment. We had called prior to tell them she was in the emergency room last night. While in the waiting room, my dog started having trouble breathing so I yelled out to staff saying “help, someone come in here, my dog needs help”. Dr Cameron then came into the room and told me that he’s not going to have me yelling at his staff. I was offended! I told him that I wasn’t directly yelling at his staff. I was only yelling out to get my dog help because I believe she needed help urgently. I then told the doctor that had he done his job correctly from the start, she wouldn’t be in this condition. He then told me I could take her back to the place I took her to last night. Voices were raised but I never threatened him or any of the staff. I was told to leave, which I did. I then got a call from a police officer telling me that the doctor does not want to see my pets anymore and he doesn’t want me to come back there or call the establishment again. That’s fine. I wasn’t going to bring Rocsi back here anyway after what happened today. I am deeply saddened by how Dr Cameron has treated me especially knowing my dog almost died last night and is likely still dying. He neglected my dog and it’s like he doesn’t even care. Now my dog is in a very bad condition and it’s likely too late to do anything.  I feel her condition could have been avoided had the proper tests been done. Dr Cameron also performed a declawing procedure on my cat, Bowser, last week. My cat had complications from that - the cat wouldn’t stop bleeding when he came home from having the procedure. My son took the cat back there and they kept him for days. Once released, he started bleeding again. Clearly this doctor is incompetent. So please beware. If something is seriously wrong with your pet and you want procedures done correctly and proper tests done, do not take your pets here.

Dr. Cameron is honest and really cares about animals. I took my cat in because she had an ulcer on her eye and Dr. Cameron took the time to explain to me the effects and what to do to treat it. I was very pleased with the professionalism and recommend him to anyone looking for a Vet.