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    Cicero Veterinary Clinic

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

    Services - Cicero Veterinary Clinic

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    I have a 12 year old Maltipoo named Treble. Because I can't handle paying 4X more on my dogs hair…read morethan my own, I usually cut hers. I'm not complaining, groomers deserve every penny. I am sure if I walked into a Great Clips, dropped a load on their floor, threatened to bite if I wasn't treated like the prince of Brunei, I would be charged more than $15. When cutting Treble's hair, she stoically sits until she decides she's done then instantaneously becomes a Tasmanian Devil. When I give up and look at the resulting cut, I think to myself " Who cares, she's not a show dog" to make her feel better I tell her "That's how they're wearing it in France". During my last effort at a cut, I snagged a small tangle and a full on prima doggie-donna melt down ensued. At this stage of the cut she looked like she might be undergoing medical treatment. Instead of saying she's Chemo-chic! I took her to Animal Arts in Noblesville. I explained how sweet she is to start but they may want to use a weed eater to finish. When I picked her up she was happy as ever (even after surviving the horrific tortures of nail trimming) and the cutest I have ever seen her! I didn't have to take out a 2nd mortgage to pay for it and they were exceptionally nice to work with. I'd give them more than 5 stars if I could. They did a great job!

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    Noah's Animal Hospital North & Urgent Care

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    We have been going to Noah's north for more than 14 years when we got our first puppy from uncle…read moreBill's. Their first location was walking distance from our house and they continued to give reasonable and cost-effective care. Our first dog lasted 14 years in their care and when his tumors caused him to fail. The emergency clinic was compassionate and caring. The facilities are clean and well maintained. The staff it handles our dogs perfectly. The staff and the dogs are always calm and will be behaved. They offer reasonable options for care based on the dog's age health, etc. they aren't pushy. In total, we've had four dogs and a good relationship with Noah's North.

    Our pup was older (15 years old) and one day began showing stiffness in his front leg. At first, it…read moreappeared mild -- possibly a sprain or minor injury -- but it progressed into a noticeable limp. When there was no improvement, we scheduled a veterinary appointment as soon as possible. We went to Noah's trusting their professional opinion. The vet recommended X-rays and keeping him at the clinic for several hours. We reluctantly agreed. When I returned later that afternoon to pick him up, his condition was dramatically worse. He was barely able to walk and was dragging his leg on the floor. The staff minimized this by saying he was "just sore" and needed rest. I was shocked and devastated. His leg condition after the visit was significantly worse than when we dropped him off. From that point forward, he struggled to stand to eat or drink and rapidly declined. At night, he would wake up crying in pain while trying to move in his sleep. Given his age and existing cancer diagnosis, our family made the heartbreaking decision to let him pass peacefully. We chose to take him to a completely different veterinary clinic to do so. I will never return to this clinic and do not recommend trusting them with your pet. Our experience resulted in far more suffering than relief during our dog's final days. Edit: Correction -- he was dropped off early in the morning and picked up later in the afternoon (not overnight). This is the same location where X-rays were performed (address shown in attached paperwork). Names will remain anonymous. This incident occurred last year, and our dog has since passed. Reopening the situation would not change the outcome or bring closure. I am sharing this based on our experience at the time of care for awareness purposes.

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