Dr. Huber saved our dogs life after another vet recommended amputating his leg. I trust him implicitly.

I find it hard to believe the story about the dog. There must be a lot more information that was conveniently not brought forward. Or maybe it came from CNN. Dr. Huber went back to school for 7 more years of advanced training after being in general veterinarian practice for 6 years. He takes care of Orthodpedic problems in animals and diagnosed my dog with angiosarcoma. He spent an hour discussing the labs, X-rays and showing me the exam. This doesn't fit the description of someone who is callous or irresponsible towards animals. So my experience was very good and I’m just not drinking the Kool aid.

This was a tragic and unfortunate ACCIDENT. If you've ever brought your dog to Dr. Huber you'd know that he is so focused and single-minded that it's no wonder he got caught up in an emergency that lasted far longer than he expected.

The bottom line is, he lost his own beloved pet while trying to save another.

How sad that such a tragic mistake would attract such responses. You are insinuating that this was premeditated. Shame on you!The take home message here is that this can happen to ANYONE, and this should be a huge wake up call for us to be diligent to prevent this from happing again.This painful tragedy in no way is a reflection on this persons abilities as a veterinary surgeon. It just shows that he is HUMAN.

I only have one thing to say to this man. I should call him a monster. How about sitting in the front of your hospital in that hot parking lot in your truck all day at 110 degrees and let everyone watch you suffer. What a horrible thing you have to live with. I hope you pay big for this one and all your money doesn't help you. Please stop taking money from people saying you want to help with there pets when you really don't even care....

This jerk left a poor dog to suffer in his car in 110 degree heat with the windows rolled up and cooked the dog until it died. Horrible animal cruelty!