This vet Dr. Schlanger 100% takes a “everything is going to be fine” approach to pretty much every visit we’ve gone to with my cat. This time they weren’t breathing correctly yet all her vitals were completely fine?? Two days later we had to put her down due to fluid in her lungs causing heart failure, like how do you miss that??? Do not go here. I am devastated
static
Jun 2025
This place sucks, find a different place if you want your animal to actually be taken care of. And without such a rude staff. They LITERALLY do not even let you go inside with your pet… crazy policies, terrible vet.
Sharon Darby
Oct 2024
1st place to ever love and care for my baby floof ? just as I do.. thank you especially to the groomers for tender love and care to my doggo?❤️..my baby hates going to petco and petsmart since they hurt and neglected him..but Brent-Air showed him so much love and being able to trust them??
Rick Jashnani
May 2024
Dr. Kevin Schlanger is awesome vet, I can always get an appointment, the service is professional, excellent, and affordable, and the staff are super nice, even with my super anxious dog!
Stephanie Hook
Mar 2024
Dr. Schlanger neglected to inform me that my dog’s blood platelets were significantly low when we did her annual blood work with him last year in Spring of 2023. A year later, we did our annual blood work with him again, while also asking him to examine an unusual bulge in her abdomen. Once again, when the bloodwork came back her platelets were now appearing as dangerously low. The lab flagged the issue in the lab report but Dr. Schlanger reported to me that her blood work was all within the normal range. Thankfully, he shares the lab reports with patients so I took the time to go over it closely. When I noticed the lab’s note about her platelets, I reached out to Dr. Schlanger again. He indicated that there was a clot in her blood sample and that her platelets were probably fine (not considering that she was displaying symptoms of NOT being fine). I had to request that he re-examine her and do an ultrasound on her abdomen. Once he took this step, the doctor could see that her spleen was enlarged. He immediately referred me out to a more well-equipped veterinary hospital.
Fast forward to now, almost 4 weeks later, and my dog is in critical condition. She desperately needs a splenectomy but her platelets are so low it’s too risky to operate. She is not responding to the medical treatments to increase her platelets. I am extremely disappointed that her low platelets were not brought to my attention last year when they were higher and we could have given her the therapy she needed to maintain a healthy level of platelets, thus keeping her safe for surgery in the event of a complex injury. If Dr. Schlanger had taken more care with our blood work a year ago, my dog and I would not be going through this horrible experience now, stuck in a painful and lethal catch 22.
I do not recommend Dr. Schlanger’s practice as he does not appear to take health risks and blood work seriously. He takes an, “it’ll probably be okay” approach, even when all clinical signs are indicating otherwise. Sadly, my sweet dog may have to pay for this vet’s negligence with her life. I’m heartbroken.
Stephanie H.
Feb 2024
Dr. Schlanger neglected to inform me that my dog's blood platelets were significantly low when we did her annual blood work with him last year in Spring of 2023. A year later, we did our annual blood work with him again, while also asking him to examine an unusual bulge in her abdomen. Once again, when the bloodwork came back her platelets were now appearing as dangerously low. The lab flagged the issue in the lab report but Dr. Schlanger reported to me that her blood work was all within the normal range. Thankfully, he shares the lab reports with patients so I took the time to go over it closely. When I noticed the lab's note about her platelets, I reached out to Dr. Schlanger again. He indicated that there was a clot in her blood sample and that her platelets were probably fine (not considering that she was displaying symptoms of NOT being fine). I had to request that he re-examine her and do an ultrasound on her abdomen. Once he took this step, the doctor could see that her spleen was enlarged. He immediately referred me out to a more well-equipped veterinary hospital. Now, she is in critical condition because her body is not responding to the medication to increase her platelets. She desperately needs a splenectomy but due to her low platelets an operation is too risky! If Dr. Schlanger had taken care and analyzed the previous years blood work correctly, we would have treated the low platelets early on before they reached a critical low. I am very disappointed by the doctor's negligence and am heartbroken my dog is now in such a painful and potentially lethal catch 22. I do not recommend this practice, as Dr. Schlanger does not seem to take the health risks associated with blood health seriously. He takes an "it's probably fine" approach to his work. Therefore, he ignored one of the only early indicators of illness that we have for our pets, and now my dog may have to pay for his error with her life.
Martin Buerkle
Jan 2024
So easy. Pets are expensive but at least this place feels fair
Lauren G.
Sep 2023
I took my dog Stormi Blu in today for a visit. Dr. Schlanger is so attentive, informative and all around a good human! There is no place I would take Stormi other then to this practice. I feel so safe knowing my Stormi is being taken care of properly and with care. The staff in the office are so helpful as well. Gina endured endless calls with me asking questions (I'm a new dog mom) and each call she handled with so much patience , understanding and kindness. Stormi Blu found our furrever vet and I couldn't be happier with choosing Brent-Air!
Johnny Hamilton
Aug 2023
They do curbside service and are very knowledgeable, friendly, professional, and reasonably priced.
Christian Wilson
Terrible .. all I’m going to say. DO NOT go here
Ryan Bennett
This vet Dr. Schlanger 100% takes a “everything is going to be fine” approach to pretty much every visit we’ve gone to with my cat. This time they weren’t breathing correctly yet all her vitals were completely fine?? Two days later we had to put her down due to fluid in her lungs causing heart failure, like how do you miss that??? Do not go here. I am devastated
static
This place sucks, find a different place if you want your animal to actually be taken care of. And without such a rude staff. They LITERALLY do not even let you go inside with your pet… crazy policies, terrible vet.
Sharon Darby
1st place to ever love and care for my baby floof ? just as I do.. thank you especially to the groomers for tender love and care to my doggo?❤️..my baby hates going to petco and petsmart since they hurt and neglected him..but Brent-Air showed him so much love and being able to trust them??
Rick Jashnani
Dr. Kevin Schlanger is awesome vet, I can always get an appointment, the service is professional, excellent, and affordable, and the staff are super nice, even with my super anxious dog!
Stephanie Hook
Dr. Schlanger neglected to inform me that my dog’s blood platelets were significantly low when we did her annual blood work with him last year in Spring of 2023. A year later, we did our annual blood work with him again, while also asking him to examine an unusual bulge in her abdomen. Once again, when the bloodwork came back her platelets were now appearing as dangerously low. The lab flagged the issue in the lab report but Dr. Schlanger reported to me that her blood work was all within the normal range. Thankfully, he shares the lab reports with patients so I took the time to go over it closely. When I noticed the lab’s note about her platelets, I reached out to Dr. Schlanger again. He indicated that there was a clot in her blood sample and that her platelets were probably fine (not considering that she was displaying symptoms of NOT being fine). I had to request that he re-examine her and do an ultrasound on her abdomen. Once he took this step, the doctor could see that her spleen was enlarged. He immediately referred me out to a more well-equipped veterinary hospital.
Fast forward to now, almost 4 weeks later, and my dog is in critical condition. She desperately needs a splenectomy but her platelets are so low it’s too risky to operate. She is not responding to the medical treatments to increase her platelets. I am extremely disappointed that her low platelets were not brought to my attention last year when they were higher and we could have given her the therapy she needed to maintain a healthy level of platelets, thus keeping her safe for surgery in the event of a complex injury. If Dr. Schlanger had taken more care with our blood work a year ago, my dog and I would not be going through this horrible experience now, stuck in a painful and lethal catch 22.
I do not recommend Dr. Schlanger’s practice as he does not appear to take health risks and blood work seriously. He takes an, “it’ll probably be okay” approach, even when all clinical signs are indicating otherwise. Sadly, my sweet dog may have to pay for this vet’s negligence with her life. I’m heartbroken.
Stephanie H.
Dr. Schlanger neglected to inform me that my dog's blood platelets were significantly low when we did her annual blood work with him last year in Spring of 2023. A year later, we did our annual blood work with him again, while also asking him to examine an unusual bulge in her abdomen. Once again, when the bloodwork came back her platelets were now appearing as dangerously low. The lab flagged the issue in the lab report but Dr. Schlanger reported to me that her blood work was all within the normal range. Thankfully, he shares the lab reports with patients so I took the time to go over it closely. When I noticed the lab's note about her platelets, I reached out to Dr. Schlanger again. He indicated that there was a clot in her blood sample and that her platelets were probably fine (not considering that she was displaying symptoms of NOT being fine). I had to request that he re-examine her and do an ultrasound on her abdomen. Once he took this step, the doctor could see that her spleen was enlarged. He immediately referred me out to a more well-equipped veterinary hospital. Now, she is in critical condition because her body is not responding to the medication to increase her platelets. She desperately needs a splenectomy but due to her low platelets an operation is too risky! If Dr. Schlanger had taken care and analyzed the previous years blood work correctly, we would have treated the low platelets early on before they reached a critical low. I am very disappointed by the doctor's negligence and am heartbroken my dog is now in such a painful and potentially lethal catch 22. I do not recommend this practice, as Dr. Schlanger does not seem to take the health risks associated with blood health seriously. He takes an "it's probably fine" approach to his work. Therefore, he ignored one of the only early indicators of illness that we have for our pets, and now my dog may have to pay for his error with her life.
Martin Buerkle
So easy. Pets are expensive but at least this place feels fair
Lauren G.
I took my dog Stormi Blu in today for a visit. Dr. Schlanger is so attentive, informative and all around a good human! There is no place I would take Stormi other then to this practice. I feel so safe knowing my Stormi is being taken care of properly and with care. The staff in the office are so helpful as well. Gina endured endless calls with me asking questions (I'm a new dog mom) and each call she handled with so much patience , understanding and kindness. Stormi Blu found our furrever vet and I couldn't be happier with choosing Brent-Air!
Johnny Hamilton
They do curbside service and are very knowledgeable, friendly, professional, and reasonably priced.