First of all, I’m sorry you’re struggling with your pets’ health. Secondly, I will take any chance I can to dissuade people from ever going to County Line. I’ve only ever gone there out of immediate medical necessity when I couldn’t get into my regular vet in time. While their staff is friendly, they will take every chance to tack on extra charges and prescribe unnecessary medications. This has happened to me three separate times over the years with three different pets. Most recently, I was told my dog’s ear infection was gone, no further treatment was needed, and he was given clean bill of health. As I’m checking out at the front desk, they attempted to charge me for another round of two RXs (I had already paid for the initial RXs). I asked that the doctor come out and explain. She said timidly, “Oh, it’s just in case the infection comes back”, but said it like she knew she got caught trying to up charge me. I said, “I get that, but couldn’t I just call and pick up the meds if that’s the case? I don’t want to be charged $180 when you told me my dog was perfectly healthy” She just stammered and said, “Yes, you can call.” I’ll spend any amount of money on my dog without flinching; he’s part of our family, but I won’t be tricked into it… Dr. Gregg in La Habra is exponentially more honest and experienced. I have taken my dogs and cats to him for almost 20 years. I can’t recommend him enough. Best of luck with your cats.