We took our 2 mini Bernedoodle's to Rita Kivircik, DVM at Kings Veterinary Hospital in September,…read more2025. We had received prior (multiple) notifications from Kings Vet Hospital that our 8 year old (older of the 2) dog was past due for his rabies vaccination. He was NOT past due for any vaccinations and we told her that when she entered the examination room - NO vaccines. We were only there for heart worm medication. Rita left the room, came back in, sat next to our dog on the floor. He jumped up and yelped. I yelled "what did you just do to him?" She walked over to the computer, looked at the screen and said "I just gave him the vaccination he was past due for". I asked her 'what vaccination?" She walked out without answering me. We both felt very disrespected. I asked the assistant to please get her so we could ask what she gave him. Rita refused to return to speak to us. I received an email from her later that day to say "if he has an allergic reaction to the vaccination to take him to the emergency vet". Rita Kivircik told the owner of Kings Veterinary Hospital the next day "she had it in her head our dog was past due. She felt she was helping the animal???" (We have his statement from the veterinary board as well). The inconsistencies surrounding Rita are throughout the document. We filed a complaint with the Ohio Veterinary Board. In response to our complaint, Rita wrote a 10 page typed report for a 20 minute appointment (for 2 dogs) stating my husband held the dog down and I fed him treats so she could vaccinate him. Why would we hold him down and 'treat him' if we didn't want any vaccinations???? The board ruled in her favor. Her assistant agreed with Rita's statement about what happened in the room that day. (to get an employee to agree with something so egregious is beyond comprehension). Professionals are supposed to be trusted. It has taken months to put into words the trauma we have been through. Both dogs had to be euthanized on February 17, 2026, only months after this incident. To be clear, the younger of the 2 dogs had bladder cancer, unrelated to this issue. It is up to the reader to decide why a healthy dog "in September 2025" (stated that in their records), then euthanized only 4 1/2 months later from cancer. Can we state she caused the cancer? No. But did the vaccination (whatever she gave him) cause overstimulation of his immune system because he was already fully vaccinated? Will we ever know? We are devastated beyond words. We lost them both on the same day. BEWARE!!!!! NO DOES NOT MEAN NO TO HER. Another employee was quoted as saying it was 'her word against ours".....you decide. The only reason we are posting this review is to help others be aware of what could happen if you decide she is the vet for you. We have deep regrets we went there. We paid the ultimate price.

Such a great vet. Loved it from the doors open to when we left. They got us right in and we were so…read moregrateful!

I'm very disappointed with my experience at this veterinary clinic. It feels like their main…read morepriority is making money rather than caring for animals. Every visit seems to come with a list of "recommended" tests and procedures -- most of which turn out to be completely unnecessary. When I asked for explanations or alternatives, I was met with vague answers and pressure to agree to more services. Not only were the charges excessive, but the focus on profit completely overshadowed any sense of compassion or genuine care for my pet's well-being. I left feeling frustrated, overcharged, and worried that my pet was just treated as a paycheck instead of a valued patient. I would not recommend this clinic to anyone who wants honest, caring, and transparent veterinary care. Look for a practice that puts your pets first -- not their bottom line.

We've been taking our pets to Salt Run for several years now. We found them after one of our dogs…read moregot "kicked out" of the Pet Smart/ Banfield Clinic for being too aggressive. (BTW, this was NOT a pitbull but a collie for pete's sake. Go figure.) Then we just started taking the other dogs there as well. We've been pretty happy with the vets and vet techs there. It's cheaper than Banfield, and in the beginning it was easier to get appointments, though it has become busier over the past few years. My only complaint is the location. It is right at a busy intersection, which is NOT ideal when you have a puppy or a hyper dog. And there is only street parking available. The office is really small and there is not much space in either the waiting room or in the two available visiting rooms. I really wish this business could move to a better location and a better office that is still in the Maineville/ South Lebanon area.

When I came to PAWS my dog's health was in a downward spiral. Dr. McMahan and her staff were…read morecaring, professional and interested first and foremost in his health and comfort. She sat on the floor with my dog and talked with me for nearly an hour to learn his history as well as come up with a plan of action to get him back on track. She even called the following week to ask how he was doing. So much more than I can say for another vet in nearby Montgomery. I would strongly recommend PAWS to anyone who loves their pet and wants an excellent vet with great communication.

This entire staff is super! Dr. McMahan cares about each pet as if it's her own. She is so gentle…read moreand takes the time to explain everything. One of the things we also really appreciate is that her prices are very fair, and she only suggests treatments that are absolutely necessary! We highly recommend PAWS Hospital!

Phone rang numerous times then asked put on hold never to return so hang-up. Not my styleread more

Love love love dr. Harvey have been taking my pets to him for years!! And very reasonable prices!!…read moreHe's the emergency vet for four paws daycare down the road.. Off days Are thursdays

I took our cat Sparkle into Loveland Regional to be put to sleep. She was 16 and in poor health…read more She had never been seen at this office. The doctor and her staff were very compassionate, as if they've been seeing us for all 16 years. They were very understanding and talked me through the process. Thank you for making this difficult decision easier.

We used to take our French Bulldog to the Mariemont Veterinary Hospital, but was not pleased with…read morethe service and pricing. My husband did some research and wanted to try this place. I really like it here. They are gentle with my frenchie-Billy. They take the time to listen to my concerns and answer all my questions. I don't feel like I'm being rushed out. Also the pricing is much cheaper than where we used to take him. We already scheduled for an operation to remove a small skin tag on his back leg. I feel confident and comfortable that they will take care of him. Very great customer service and clean. Scheduling is easy. Most of the time, they take him in right away when there is an emergency. They are located near the Loveland Bike Trail in Old Loveland. You don't have to park on the street, they have their own private lot.

Very thankful for the same-day, weekend, availability they provided us. It was the worst day of my…read morelife so far and they were very compassionate. Thank you

We had to make a hard decision with our 13 year old dog Buddy. We found Comfort of Home Vets…read morethrough Google and read and considered the services. We were a little nervous because this was the first result on Google, however, Dr. Sweeney and her technician Julie were more professional and caring than anything we could have hoped for. Everything was first class, they even wrapped Buddy in a beautiful blanket before carrying him out.

this place is a joke. I would never take my animals here again. They didn't seem professional at…read moreall and they didn't listen to my concerns and ignored them.

Never ever board your pet at a facility that will not show you where your pet will be staying. They…read morewill not show you for a very good reason. They stack cages up in a small room, barking dogs crying out for help. Then walk around the building and see the concrete, no shelter from the sun outdoor area. A customer from the store next door reported them for leaving dogs out in the hot sun on concrete and no water. If you have nothing to hide, hide nothing. Show your facility off... or not. Value your pet, take them elsewhere.