Response was almost immediate. Unfortunately out of setvice…read morearea. I would recommend there services.

I love these guys. My kitty had a bad experience at his old vet a couple years ago and would not…read morecooperate at all with blood draws afterwards. He needs annual checks because he takes cyclosporin for an autoimmune disease. I thought being at home away from all the strange sounds and smells of the vet office would help. That and a couple hundred milligrams of gabapentin worked and H2H finally got a good blood draw today. They are so patient and talk to him really quietly and are kind to him. I'm so happy to find a good mobile vet who serves my area! It's more convenient than stuffing him into a carrier and driving to an office too!

I've seen all the negative reviews. I disagree...The vet here Mrs. Amram is an actual caring,…read morefur-baby loving person. She has helped me nurture wild CH kittens back to health when everywhere else rejected them when they showed signs of CH. They were in bad shape, one even had a botfly! She was the only Vet that actually helped these little guys I was trying to save and she barely charged anything for all the work she did on multiple visits, knowing I was just helping to get them ready for adoption. I would not judge her on her staff. As for a rabies shot, it's a law regardless of indoor or outdoor in order to register your animal. I personally have 3 snowshoes and 1 Siamese, I trust this vet over every other in the area. She isn't about the money she is about what's best for the animal. I have also waited longer- why because she has to take the K9 cop first, they are on the job and need what they need immediately. I have no issue waiting when it's someone in service!

Dr. Amran is a wonderful vet. She is knowledgeable, gentle and caring. She puts your pets need…read morebefore $$. I recently had an emergency - The EVCC emergency vet clinic in Highland was NO help and spent hours misdiagnosing my dog. Which delayed his treatment. Dr Amran got him transferred to her, worked with us most of the day to save his life. I am deeply grateful. The staff is a mixed bag of helpful, grouchy, assuming, kind and caring. -But aren't we all.

Our fur babies are here today thanks to the professional and kind care they receive. Many thank…read moreyous from our family and friends.

I just made an appointment with FAH and Kim, staff, was so friendly and professional…read more My kitten's name is Nyla Bashar. This is her baby pic. She's adorable and well mannered. She is the love of my life!!!

There is something seriously disturbing about the way this practice operates. My best friend had…read morebeen taking her puppy here for the last 6 months, always for routine exams/vaccines, and never had an issue. Based on other reviews, it sounds like the clinic does well for routine visits. But animals get sick, and that's where things seem to go sideways with their ability to treat ill patients properly. She brought her puppy in on Saturday for vomiting, not eating, and lethargy. Having been a CVT for several years, standard protocol for a patient presenting with those symptoms is a physical exam, fluids, cerenia, and X-RAYS. X-rays. This is where this practice failed. They took the puppy back to the treatment area, administered subcutaneous fluids, and a Cerenia inj., all without discussing it with the owner first, but besides the point. My friend even asked about taking X-rays, testing for allergies, infections, etc., and the vet completely wrote her off because the pup wasn't acting lethargic at the hospital, even though they were told that she had not been herself. Any veterinarian should know damn well that dogs get a pump if adrenaline when they come to the vets office and may not present the same way that they have been at home. But listen to the owner, the owner knows the dog better than anyone else. This visit was on Saturday. Come Sunday morning, the family woke up to their puppy dead. She was 7 months old. Something was so wrong with the animal that it became fatal, but all the vet could be bothered to do was fluids and anti-nausea injection. Had the vet taken the time to listen to the owner, perform the appropriate tests that any other veterinarian would have done, the animal likely would still be alive right now. The puppy was a Christmas gift to a sweet 8 year old boy, who is absolutely devastated by all of this. As if it couldn't get any worse, when the practice was notified of the death today, they got incredibly defensive, tried to blame the owner for the death, and when asked to refund the money for Saturday's visit so that it could be put toward the pup's memorial, they very rudely declined, and continued to make grotesque insults to the owner. When the owner responded that she would report them to the IDFPR, their response was "yeah okay, that's what everyone says."... everyone? This happens a lot? You have clients routinely experiencing practices that they feel are warranted enough to be reported to the state? Well, after reading a handful of other reviews on here, several other people have had similar experiences bringing their pet in for a medical issue, and the pet has died within days of the visit because the doctor didn't do what they were supposed to do. Don't take your animal here. Even if your animal is a current patient and you fortunately haven't had to experience something like this, stand up for Marley. Stand up for the 8 year old boy that lost his best friend because of their carelessness. Stand up for all the other animals that have died because of this clinic. This has been a devastating situation, and the finger is pointed at this clinic. Shame on you. Get familiar with standard care, or close your doors, before you become responsible for the death of another animal. I'm sure the response to this review is going to be the same defensive, blame shift, and gas lighting that every other negative review they have gets. So, go on.

Tired of being harassed about giving dogs vaccines. Very non professional. They would not see my…read moredog for a second opinion because she hadn't been there in a while. This business has gone downhill since Dr O'Brien left. .

My senior dog has degenerative disc disease. Dr. Rose took the X-rays showing that condition, and…read moreat the time I was already taking him to a licensed veterinary chiropractor. Her office even sent those X-rays to the chiropractor at my request. Later, when I tried to submit the chiropractic visits to insurance, I learned that my insurance required documentation from my regular vet. I did not know that ahead of time. I was not asking Dr. Rose to do anything dishonest. I was asking whether she could either provide a referral going forward or simply provide a factual letter stating that her office had transferred my dog's X-rays to the chiropractor I had chosen. Instead, I was accused by them of trying to commit insurance fraud. At first, Dr. Rose communicated through an employee back and forth. When I asked to speak to her directly, I was very upset for being accused of trying to commit "insurance fraud" and instead of trying to resolve the issue she was rude, accusatory, offensive, and dismissive. Her office claimed there was nothing in my dog's records showing she knew he was going to the chiropractor. When I provided the email showing they had sent the X-rays to that chiropractor months earlier, there was no apology and no accountability. A few months later, I called Meadowbrook to make an appointment for my cat who was in need of an urgent appointment and I had not established this cat with any other vets. I was surprised to learn that all of my pets' records had been transferred to LePar. I never asked for all of my pets to be transferred. I was told Dr. Rose transferred them because of the chiropractic and insurance issue. She apparently decided she no longer wanted to treat my pets, but never had the courtesy to tell me directly. In hindsight, she did me a favor. Since leaving, I have seen the difference between low-cost veterinary care and truly high-quality care. My current vets take more time, look deeper, and try to figure out the cause of symptoms instead of just prescribing drugs. With Dr. Rose, the office was often chaotic, the waits were long, and she was almost always rushed. In my experience, she was quick to prescribe Apoquel and Cytopoint for my dog, but did not offer meaningful alternatives or a broader discussion about what could be causing the symptoms. She also does not seem to support premium nutrition, raw feeding, freeze-dried raw food, chiropractic care, acupuncture, or a more holistic approach to pet health. I was also later told about a tragic incident involving her own Chihuahua being attacked and killed by a pit bull in the back area of the office. While I am very sympathetic to the horror of that incident, and I do not know all the details, it reinforced my concerns about the often very chaotic environment I had already experienced there. If you need inexpensive basic veterinary care and do not mind long waits, Dr. Rose may be an option. But if you want thoughtful, thorough care focused on your pet's long-term health and quality of life, I would look elsewhere. I have hesitated to leave this review because I do believe Dr. Rose and her staff love animals, but at the same time, you get what you pay for and sometimes you don't even get that. It's so unprofessional to transfer all of my pets records without having the courtesy to tell me so that when we were experiencing an emergency we did not have an established vet to go to for that cat. If she truly cared for my pets, she would have sent me a letter or made a call to let me know that my pets and I are no longer welcome there. This whole situation was handled poorly. I felt accused, dismissed, and then quietly pushed out as a client without the courtesy of a direct conversation. She was right to force me to find a vet better aligned with my beliefs of the importance of holistic care. She was right that I needed a vet that was not her. I am grateful my pets are now receiving better care somewhere else.

I feel like family when I bring my dogs in! Love this place!…read moreThey are always friendly and try to fit you in!

Dr. Wardrip has cared for our pets for the last 30 years. She is a knowledgeable, compassionate and…read morecaring vet. Dr. Wardrip stays current with the latest scientific developments. She treats her patients like her own pets. Take your precious pets to her clinic, you'll be glad you did.

Dr Cecot and staff are amazing. They have always taken great care of my babies. Dan at the front…read moredesk is one of the most helpful, caring, concerned and so kind-hearted.

Cynthia M. Cecott was extremely rude!!! , as soon as she walked in had an attitude about questions…read morewe had for our animal over the phone , and continued to be extremely unpleasant and unprofessional about everything when we came in for the appointment. I will be finding a new vet immediately! Iv never been treated so poorly or had a vet with such horrible manners. We were concerned for our animal and was met with hostility instead of kindness I was shocked! Personally will never be back! Our fur baby had pus coming out of her wound and all that woman did was say go home and wipe it, never offered to clean it or anything I'm disgusted the more I think of how unkind and uneducated she is in common decency! Update... she has now emailed us and canceled us as patients and told us we are no longer welcome back due to my google review ( would never go back anyway ) I guess they don't like honest reviews and freedom of speech I wonder how many of the reviews on the website are true?? And how many patients have been told they are no longer welcome back ? What an interesting experience!

3 years ago you gave my dog his life back-- He came into your office paralyzed from a spinal stroke…read moreunable to walk. The care he received by Dr Gendreau and the pool therapy with Alma restored him to be able to walk and run again. He has seen you regularly the last 3 years and gotten to know all your staff. We said he was a star patient. He always wanted to "go see Alma" -- they cared for him like he was one of their own dogs. When arthritis became too much you helped him again-- and then when he had ACL tear last week you were very honest and informative. But Blanco was very sick and surgery was not in the cards - but you still loved him to the bitter end and you all cried with us and were very honest and loving. Blanco knew you would do the best for him too -- How can we thank you all enough? There aren't enough words--The care you gave him and us was exceptional. You were always clear and informative with our options. You are experts at what you do, you love pets and their owners -- your care, expertise and compassion is unmatched. Great care for animals is what drives you all-- you aren't in this to churn out a set of high priced surgeries but to treat animals and their parents well so that they can have fabulous lives together. Our hearts are sad that Blanco has passed away but we wouldn't have had the three fabulous years we did with him if it wasn't for you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

Absolutely miserable. Brought her in at 9am from out of state because it was a recommendation. 7…read morehours later they still haven't taken her back. Makes a bad situation even worse. Regretting coming here