Mh (-)
Nothing like reading the yelp reviews of your own vet to accidentally trigger your anxiety on a Saturday morning.
(I thought I was clicking through to leave a google review, and the only reason I was seeing them at all was to check their hours for when I could go pick up antibiotics for my iguana today. I've had nothing but good experiences with them! But now my brain's like "aaaaAAA."
It'll be fine, but: bleh. I know negative response bias is a thing, but anxiety doesn't care abt logic)
re: Mh (-)
@hummingrain Man, I wish there were a filter for angry one-star reviews from soccer mom's named "Karen." ;p Yeah, if my experiences reading restaurant reviews apply to vets, they're probably fine.
First thing I do with any restaurant is filter by worst rating and see how many of the one-stars are stuff like "was closed at 9:56 pm on a Monday, site said was upon until 10:00, how DARE you." I think a lot of people just want a place to vent when they're frustrated, and can't tell the difference between "genuinely badly run place" and "my feelings were briefly hurt by a misunderstanding."
What sort of stuff were people complaining about?
re: Mh (-)
@zebratron2084 Lots of things from "the receptionists were RUDE" to "I didn't get a call back when I called in to ask about XYZ" to things like the vet accidentally misdiagnosing an animal and getting a second opinion elsewhere, that sort of stuff.
Everything from "goddammit Karen" minor stuff to things that are well within the realm of understandable human error. Lots of people who came in with pre-conceptions about what was up w/ their pet + didn't like how the docs handled things.
re: Mh (-)
@hummingrain "Vet failed to communicate with my Pomeranian in clear, coherent English. If my pet psychic can do it, how hard could it be for a licensed professional? 1/5."