GoodVets

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At GoodVets, a little girl named Emma brought her new puppy in for its first checkup. When the vet asked what she named it, she replied, ‘Maximus.’ The vet smiled and said, ‘That’s quite an impressive name for such a tiny dog!’ Suddenly, Max began growling and pacing around the room. Just then, another patient—a nervous-looking parrot—started squawking loudly from his cage across the room. Maximus froze, tilted his head curiously, and suddenly started mimicking the bird's every word! The vet and staff burst into laughter as Emma covered her face, embarrassed but amused. 'Maximus the Talking Puppy,' someone joked, and everyone agreed it was a fitting nickname.

2. At GoodVets, a delivery driver once arrived with an unusual package—a box full of purring kittens instead of the usual medical supplies. Upon opening the crate, everyone was puzzled—except for one neighbor who casually remarked, ‘Finally, someone delivered what I needed!’ Turns out, it was just a batch of adorable kittens meant for adoption.

3. At GoodVets, a neighbor’s cat had a peculiar habit—every morning it would sit outside the reception desk and meow until someone came out to see it. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package for Dr. Smith. As he walked in, the cat stopped its persistent meowing, looked up once, then calmly sauntered off. Everyone laughed—it seemed the vet knew exactly when it was time for lunch.

4. At GoodVets, a concerned owner asked one day, ‘Why do all our pets seem to know each other better than we do?’ The vet looked thoughtfully at the ceiling and replied, 'Well, they spend more time together in here than you do.' A regular customer chimed in with a smile, 'Maybe they understand each other's bark better!' Everyone laughed, realizing that sometimes animals really are closer than their owners.