I have been bringing our dog to Baker House Animal Hospital for 10 years where she received her…read morevaccinations and annual check. We recently had concerns about our dog's behavior, being lethargic, not eating, or drinking, and urinating excessively. When I called to get an appointment, I was told the vet doesn't see people after 2 although the business hours say open until 6. I was never directed to another vet office to call to get help. I was able to be seen the next day where they took a blood and urine test. The blood test came back with extremely elevated liver numbers which can turn to life threatening. The vet's recommendation was to get 24 hour care ($3500) from an emergency vet hospital, an ultrasound ($1000), and a biopsy to determine if she had cancer. I ended up getting a second opinion at another animal hospital where they were able to do an X-Ray for $200 and determine my dog has cancer in her liver. It has spread throughout her body and to her lungs. We were able to get a steroid shot to keep her comfortable and make a decision when we're ready. I am so happy that we got a second opinion and were able to save thousands of dollars.

I can't say how much I love them. Dr. Craig is great! They have always been very extremely helpful,…read moresupportive and understanding. I have recommended them to four of my good friends, and they all also love them and recommend them to their friends.

Extremely thankful for this vet on being able to get my cat in for an emergent surgery that I…read morewouldn't be able to afford at MedVet. Not even being an existing client and they made time in their schedule to take care of my cat and I cannot be more thankful. They're extremely knowledgeable and compassionate when it comes to animals. Fair pricing and amazing communication.

The Veterinarian and staff here are exceptional. They take time to listen to your concerns and…read moreoffer services aligned to your needs for your pet. We have a Great Dane and a Husky. We are happy with the services we receive here.

We've been going here for years with our past and present labradors. Luckily, we've only had to…read moretake them in for a couple sick appointments over years, other than that it's just been their yearly check ups. This was our first emergency. When we have had to call for illnesses, etc...it always seems to be the same woman that answers the phone. She is the reason we have decided to leave. Our labrador recently had a bowel obstruction. He suddenly began vomiting large amounts of poop one Thursday evening. I called the vet first thing in the morning at 8 AM, when they were supposed to be open. No one answered until 8:20 AM. The receptionist sounded like I had woken her up and very put out that I was bothering her. I explained that the dog was vomiting poop, would not eat a single bite, would not drink, hadn't pooped that day and didn't really want to get up at all. She said the doctors weren't in yet and she would call me back. At 8:45 AM I got a call back. She offered an appointment at noon, but I felt he could not wait until noon and asked if I should just take him to an emergency vet somewhere? I felt I had to plead my case as to why it was an emergency that he be seen right away. I told her I was concerned he had a bowel obstruction. The receptionist finally, after going back-and-forth with the doctors, begrudgingly agreed to let us bring him in. After that, the entire visit was stressful because we felt like we had forced them to see him. He did have a bowel obstruction and had to have surgery. We were happy with the physicians and their interactions with us and his treatment. He seemed like he had recovered well until he began having the same exact symptoms two weeks later. I called and it was the same receptionist Who answered. Speaking like I woke her up and she's annoyed that I am trying to make an appointment. She does not seem to care about animals at all. When asking questions she has to put you on hold and ask the doctor, which is fine, but I have a hard time believing that the doctor knew that he was vomiting poop again after having bowel surgery for an obstruction, and was not concerned. During this particular conversation, I explained that he had just had surgery two weeks ago and was having the same exact symptoms as before. I asked if it was OK if I gave him some nausea medicine or if they recommended I didn't? She said the doctor said I could give him the nausea medicine but if he puked again to bring him back in. That was at 3 o'clock. I gave him the nausea medicine and he vomited immediately after so I called back and told the receptionist what had happened. At this point it was 3:40 so the receptionist didn't offer for me to bring him in because they close at 4. I asked if the doctor knew that he was vomiting poop? And she said "yes, I told them last time you called." I asked if they were concerned that he could have a twisted bowel after the surgery he had and she said "no, that hardly ever happens in dogs, but I'm no doctor." I don't know about dogs, but in humans a twisted or obstructed bowel can be life threatening. I said, "if he continues to vomit like this throughout the night should I just come first thing in the morning? And she said she had an opening at 11." So if anything surgical needs to be done, he would have to go to a different vet because they close at noon. Because of this one receptionist, we decided to start going to a different veterinarian. I don't wanna have to feel like I have to plead my case as to why my dog needs to be seen, especially when I know that it's an emergency. It is very disappointing because we like the doctors. I actually felt guilty like we had forced them to see our dog. And he probably would be dead if I hadn't. luckily This is the only time we've had an emergency. But the few times I have had to have them seen for illness over the years. It's often been the same receptionist and it's just not worth the stress when we can easily go somewhere else

I have taken all my pets to Dr Burke ever since she took over the current location. Everyone is…read morealways very nice and helpful.

Dr Werwa is an animal genius. He had saved our dog twice as well as two other dogs I know of. The…read more staff is supportive, professional and mind.

Business Update: Dr. Jeff & Dr. Clem continue to be exceptional veterinarians that exceed my…read moreexpectations. Cincinnati Animal Medical Center (CAMC) is a small business that hasn't sold out to larger "cookie cutter" corporations that don't provide the same level of quality, experience, knowledge, and care that CAMC delivers. I feel truly lucky to have found such wonderful doctors that I can count on. Not only do they ensure that my dogs are getting the best preventative care, but they also provide me with the comfort of knowing that if my four-legged family members experience any problem big or small, Dr. Jeff and Dr. Clem will take prompt action to deliver quality service. At CAMC I can rest assured that my dogs are in the best possible veterinary practice in the greater Cincinnati area.

I only trust my puppy princess to the best and Dr. Applebaum is the man…read more Patients should feel assured when I spend wayyyyyyy too much time staring at their EKGs and echos cause i love what I do far too much. That's how I feel about Dr. Applebaum - everytime he sees my dog its like hes coming home to his own puppy and you can tell how much he loves what he does. He is very calm and reassuring if something is wrong but at the same time if he feels he needs to intervene he will. He explains everything in a large amount of detail that is easy to understand and you can tell he has a large wealth of knowledge. I really feel the care that my canine daughter receives is the best

For routine pet care, Appletree Pet Clinic is such a nice option. Dr. Applebaum is a calm,…read morereasonable fellow who takes an interest in my dog and never pressures me into treatments I don't want. My dog is always excited to go to the vet, as Dr. Applebaum makes the visit feel more interesting and less clinical for the dog. He's slightly on the homeopathic side, but still advocates heartworm pills and other medicines, which just so happens to be perfect for me and my dog. I believe his family lives on the second floor of his practice, and he's a very nice guy. When I was planning a trip out west, he lent me all of his hiking guides and brochures for Yellowstone and Oregon. Our dog is four, and we've been patients since he was a puppy. I have nothing but awesome things to say about this pet clinic.

We've been going to Brookside for almost two years since we relocated never ever , have we…read moreexperience stellar service the two Drs that own the Hosp very caring, loving, to every animal that's why our two dogs go there. Our poor Maxcine past away I can't tell you the the compassion felt in that room. The staff each and everyone is above the call of duty . Bill Donna Reimels

Very knowledgeable and helpful, the staff is friendly and Dr. Hughes is very thorough! Sadie loves…read moreher vet!

Beware of shady billing practices at this hospital. Do not expect an itemized bill. Also, do not…read moreexpect to have a friendly conversation from Dr. Raghu, she will try to belittle you. She refused to answer a direct question regarding billing and was incredibly unprofessional. Especially after losing a valuable member of your family.

When I arrived with my dog, the receptionist was on the phone helping someone but took the time to…read morelook at me and smile and greet me. The office was clean and everyone I met was kind and helpful. The vet was excellent and took the time with my collie who has not been feeling well. He made recommendations which were left up to me with no pressure. We will be life long customers. We'd had a terrible experience with another vet office after recently moving to this area so were very grateful to find Oxford Vet!

If you have a dog with cropped ears that need attention, I wouldn't recommend this place. My dog…read moredeveloped an ear hematoma. The vet drained it, it refilled. They drained it again, and it refilled again. Now his ear is huge, so I go back, only to be told they couldn't get him in until July 13, TWO WEEKS away. I ended up ordering the same butterfly needles they used the past 2 times from Amazon. A pack of 50 cost $27. I should have gone straight to Midgarden. They charge $38 for propofol and $200 for the surgery, which includes cephalexin and trazodone. I'm in over $100 these past 2 visits and his ear is still filled with fluid.

very happy with Middletown Animal Hospital Everyone was friendly and the Vet is the best. Honest…read moreand caring. I highly recommend and will definitely return. Thank you for all you do.