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    Apponaug Animal Hospital

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Pet vaccinations

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    Ocean State Veterinary Specialists - Neurology Consultation Room

    Ocean State Veterinary Specialists

    (367 reviews)

    Called them at 430 in the morning about some weird behavior my 16 year old dog was displaying out…read moreof nowhere. They said I should bring her in but recommended waiting until shift change at 7-8am. Got there about 745 and she was taken right back. I was brought into a room and few minutes later the vet came in and said they'd done a physical exam already and asked me to explain why I was there. He said based on everything I said, he believed she had a brain tumor and we could do an MRI but the treatment would only manage symptoms which would get worse quickly and could include seizures, personality change and aggression. We made the difficult decision to help my baby pass on. They did not rush me and were super understanding. I had brought her blanket and toys and treats as I wasn't sure how long we would be there so she was very comfortable. The entire thing took about two hours which was much faster than I expected.

    I recently left a review from our experience @OceanStateVeterinarySpecialists botching our dog's…read moresurgery and them submitting a collection account to my wife's credit report 2 years later, which at the original time of their 2nd surgery they said they would not be charging us for and therefore we never received any bills, as such we thought this matter was resolved. This is in response to "Business Manager Abby K's" response to my review on 5/20/26. Facts: We were trying to not name specific names in my initial review on 5/20/26 to protect the honest employees and give confidentiality. 1. Dr, Sweet said an infection could not have occurred so quickly during their care. Basically impossible as it takes more time for an infection to develop. Dr. Sweet was extremely kind and truthful. We appreciate his transparency to this day. 2. Dr. Sweet did not do the original surgery, but did the incision revision (2nd surgery) and said the reason the initial surgery/incision opened up was because instead of doing internal and external stitches from the initial surgery they only did internal stitches and external glue, which he said was not the proper method as the glue couldn't hold the incision closed because the incision was too big. 3. Ocean State Veterinary Specialists would never provide us with of any documentation of lab results showing any infection that supposedly occurred under their care, but they stated he had a very generic infection, which we believe was attempt to cover their mistake, as Dr. Sweet stated an infection couldn't have developed so quickly. 4. We've consulted with other experienced Vets since this matter, with all relevant information/photos/etc provided to them and they all confirm that our dog was mishandled. We very much appreciate Dr, Sweet for fixing our dog and his transparency. He's a very honest and qualified surgeon. Unfortunately the hospital Dr Sweet works for is not. While we promptly paid the collection account in full as soon as it was posted, we will be seeking most importantly changes and also damages through legal channels regarding this matter. We are not looking for any monetary reward besides our lost time and expenses, but rather aiming for this institution to improve itself, not blame the public, admit when they've made a mistake and not defraud the public at the same time. It will cost us more unnecessary expense to see this through, but with most of our experience on camera in their own hospital with this event and just the moral aspect of doing the right thing for pets we will incur this expense on behalf of others that perhaps cannot afford it and more importantly, all our pets. Please go somewhere else in the meantime for the safely of your pet and research past court cases against this company. If you feel this response is in unfounded, I welcome direct contact for any questions.

    West Shore Animal Clinic

    West Shore Animal Clinic

    (51 reviews)

    We love Dr Young. This vet clinic everyone is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. My dog Cooper even likes to go.

    I had trusted West Shore Animal Clinic with my cat's care since he was a kitten, which makes this…read moreexperience even more heartbreaking. After I noticed his urinary issues, Dr. Young told me that his urinalysis showed no crystals. As his symptoms worsened, I then rushed him to Ocean State, where I learned he was actually suffering from crystals that had developed into bladder stones. I returned to West Shore to discuss surgery, but the surgeon initially suggested that we wait. I explained that I was under the impression he could become impacted at any moment, which could be life-threatening, and she confirmed that my understanding was correct. I told her that, in my eyes, waiting wasn't going to help. He was essentially a ticking time bomb. She appeared reluctant to move forward with surgery and seemed frustrated by my insistence, but eventually agreed to schedule it. Just hours after dropping him off for surgery, I received a call from that same surgeon, who had initially been reluctant to move forward with the procedure, telling me that an ultrasound showed his bladder stones had "dissolved" and surgery was no longer necessary. Despite this, my cat continued to decline. Thankfully, another surgeon took his condition seriously and performed surgery, discovering that the bladder stones were still there. They had simply become difficult to see on imaging because they had become translucent. This experience caused unnecessary suffering and, most importantly, put my cat's life at risk. After trusting this practice for years, I am deeply disappointed in the care and medical judgment he received, and I cannot recommend this clinic.

    Oaklawn Animal Hospital

    Oaklawn Animal Hospital

    (82 reviews)

    It was a tough decision but it was time for our sweet cat Misty to cross the rainbow bridge. We…read moremade an appointment for Friday and were greeted with a dimly lit comfortable room, shade drawn and fleece blanket covering the stainless table. My daughter and I were met by a kind tech, Courtney who lovingly took our girl in her arms to get her prepped. She was brought back with her catheter and we were encouraged to wrap her in the warm blanket - as we tearfully cradled her in our arms. Dr. Victoria Klibanoff, was calm, sincere and caring. She spoke to Misty, stroked her and then explained what we should expect as the euthanasia would proceed. Our sweet girl passed peacefully surrounded by love, respect and professionalism.

    Now that my beloved cat is no longer with us and I don't have to deal with the hassle of changing…read morevets I can give the review I've been wanting to give for over a year. The stars that I am giving here are strictly for the nurses and general staff, who from my experience have always been lovely and kind to my sweet baby and another pet before that. The actual veterinarians that have been on staff in recent years need a major adjustment in their human bedside manner. Last year, my cat had a dental procedure, where after dropping her off and just before going under the doctor on at the time felt it necessary to call and repeatedly tell me she felt there was a solid chance she could die under anesthesia. Said doctor post procedure told me she did "surprisingly well." I'm already paying an entire mortgage payment and clearly worried sick, what an insensitive choice of words. This year, she developed a respiratory infection and after a very expensive battery of tests did not improve on her own. Dr Maury was consistently difficult to get ahold of to get test results and again after that to get antibiotics, and basically only did the latter because I showed up there and sat in an exam room and had to stress that I wouldn't leave without antibiotics. He has even more recently than that, never returned further calls about approving a treatment for severe constipation brought on by the antibiotics and continued up until her passing. Meanwhile it's abundantly clear that private equity has its greasy hooks in at this practice as I get constant medication marketing emails. She was a cat, not a Honda Civic - at least car dealerships have the courtesy of calling me back. My dog always got great treatment here so I was happy to change my cat over from City Kitty at the time. I have no idea what happened since.

    Apponaug Animal Hospital - vet - Updated September 2026

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