I've had nothing but good experiences here. I got a new rescue dog a couple of months ago and have…read moreunfortunately needed multiple checkups and vet visits already. Dr. Blohm and the vet techs are really great with my anxious and reactive dog. Sometimes the appointments run late, which can be tough for us since our dog has trouble seeing other dogs when waiting in the lobby, but I appreciate that they take their time with their patients and answer all questions (which is likely why they may run a bit behind). They are also very responsive to email and phone calls, and I've been able to get a last minute sick appointment with no issues. I also really appreciate that they support behavioral medication, as I've heard some vets don't like to prescribe it, but it can be such an important part of the care plan for anxious rescues.

I recently moved to MN and was looking for a new vet for my two cats, and I am so glad that we…read moredecided to go with Vet Partners! One of my cats has some preexisting health issues, and they helped me set up any follow-up/specialty appointments he needed to make sure he stays healthy. The staff here really care about the pets they see, and have called me back several times whenever I have any questions. I also love that they write out the names of all the pets who have appointments that day on the chalkboard in the waiting room as well! Such a nice and friendly touch. Prices are comparable to other downtown vets, potentially a little pricier than ones further away in the suburbs, but worth it for accessibility and the friendliness of everyone there!

I do not recommend this business. It used to be affordable, and very helpful. No more. I recently…read morepaid almost $90 for a wellness check for my 18-year-old male cat who's been seen and treated there before. I paid $90 to find out his weight, which I watch carefully myself at home. They gave me nothing else but a long list of procedures they wanted to do. They did not mention cost, so I asked about the cost of these procedures - literally hundreds of dollars. Hundreds. I had an appointment for my second cat, because she had what sounded like a kennel cough. She was weighed. I mentioned "kennel cough" to describe what it sounded like. The doctor didn't know what kennel cough sounded like.Right. I walked out the door after paying $90 again. I received no help at all. I would have had to pay more for that. In both cases the $90 didn't apply to anything but walking in the door. East Lake Animal Clinic is in a low income community and they used to accommodate low-income people. Prices were reasonable and that money went towards a diagnosis and treatment. Not anymore. In the future I will take my cats to the Mission Hospital in Eden Prairie. They're ethical, they make payment arrangements when someone needs that service. They don't rip their customers off. East Lake can't compete anymore.

Partially helpful. I called to request an appointment as a new patient for a sick cat…read more Understandably they could not accommodate me on such short notice and referred me to an urgent care clinic. I started to ask a question and felt my call was abruptly disconnected. I realize that I am a senior citizen and I may have different expectations of how people should treat one another. I just felt my request could have been handled a bit better.

We just had our first visit to Modern Love Veterinary and Dr. Michelle Donald. While the reviews…read morethat led us here were mostly glowing, there were a couple that said their experience was rushed or impersonal. That could not have been further from our experience. Dr. Donald had reviewed all of Mabel's history, performed a comprehensive exam, and discussed her condition (Mabel had pneumonia - she's okay now). She was thorough and straightforward, didn't talk down to us, and made sure we understood everything. That's what you would expect from a good vet. What we didn't expect was that she took time to get to know us as pet parents. She was warm and friendly throughout, and spent probably double the amount of time we would have expected. This is the best vet experience I think we've ever had.

1st time I brought my cat into a veterinary clinic. Before that, I had a Vet make house calls until…read morehe retired in the summer of 2025. Our visit was stress free from start to finish. My boy did his usual best to charm the Veterinarian and her Assistant. Inside, the clinic is clean and inviting. As soon as we arrived, we were brought to one of the examination rooms. This gave my cat a chance to get used to the sights, smells and sounds of the room before his examination and rabies vaccination. While there, my concerns and questions were listened to and addressed. I never felt we were rushed through during and after the visit. Also, when I emailed some questions I thought of the next day, I received a response in a timely manner with attached information i requested. The bonus is that the clinic is close by in our neighborhood so there's much less travel trauma time for my cat. We'll definitely go back there.​

I really enjoy bringing my cat, Buster, to Oak Knoll! I found it through a referral and when I…read morebrought my cat home for the first time at just 6 weeks old, Oak Knoll had me in to get him checked out. We saw Dr. Becky Josesphs for all his first-year appointments. She was very sweet and answered all my questions as a first-time cat mom. Buster really liked her, even though she took him into the back :) There was one day that Buster puked early in the morning and I called freaking out. They called me right away when they opened and Dr. Josephs fit me in between appointments that morning. She gave me advice on a simple diet but he still had no interest in eating. I brought him back the following morning and they ended up keeping him overnight. When I went to pick him up, he had only had a few treats but she was not very concerned about him. I brought him home and within a few hours, he was eating again and playing as if nothing had happened! we never found out what was wrong, but we just went with it :) More recently, we have been seeing Dr. Samantha Gardner. I was not as impressed with her the first time, but y the second time, she also was incredibly knowledgeable as I asked way too many questions and Buster took to her as well. The whole support staff at Oak Knoll is very nice and always excited to see me and Buster! I recommend them to all my friends!!

Review I want people to know about my experience with this…read moreplace before trusting them with their pets. I have brought my cat here multiple times over the past 18 months and, according to their records, I missed only two appointments. Last week, I called to let them know I would not be able to make my appointment and specifically asked them to reschedule it. I was told that it had been rescheduled for today, Monday. Before coming in today, I called because I had not received a text confirming the appointment time. The person I spoke with told me that they had not actually rescheduled the appointment, despite what I had been told the previous week. I was then told that they would no longer provide any services to me or my cat. When I asked why I had not received a text so I would know there was an issue, I was told that they had sent me a letter and that the employee "didn't think it was worth a text." They also brought up two missed appointments, one of which was supposedly a missed neutering surgery. That is not an accurate representation of what happened. On that date, I did bring my cat to the clinic. The visit ended up being for a different issue/service, and I paid for that service. So characterizing that as simply a no-show is extremely misleading. What bothers me most is the lack of communication and the way this was handled. I called in advance, was told my appointment had been rescheduled, and then showed up based on that information--only to be told that they had decided not to provide services anymore. If you are trusting a veterinary clinic with your pet, communication and basic professionalism matter. Based on this experience, I would strongly encourage people to ask questions and make sure they have written confirmation of every appointment and cancellation, because apparently verbal communication with this clinic is not something you can rely on.

Busy, but caring staff. Older building. Not sure if they're taking new patients. They always ask…read moreif my pets are registered at the clinic when I call for an appointment.

I have been using Broadway Robbinsdale Animal Hospital for over 10 years and every time I have gone…read morethere Abby and myself have always been treated with respect and kindness even up to the end when Abby passed away. I have a new puppy and they have given me the same kindness. They don't over sell you on things you don't need and they have very good prices. If I have a question I can always call the office and they are always willing to help me out. I would definitely recommend this vet.

This place has traumatized both my dogs. I would bring them to get their vaccinations and my dogs…read morewere terrified. I couldn't figure out why. My previous dog loved it here. Until, I saw them in the back wrap my dog in a blanket and wrestle him. He is 10 lbs. my other is 50 lbs. I mentioned it to the new vet that they see, and this place is known for abuse. 20 yrs ago, great clinic ran by great doctors & staff. I grew up in this neighborhood & I knew all the staff from then. I will NEVER recommend this place to anyone!! They have ruined the visits for both my dogs, and it's not fun! Find another place. These are not safe people.

I had used this vet in the past and it was ok. Recently it's gone downhill in customer service and…read morecost. My dog has always had extremely bad breathe like something died in her mouth. In 2021 I went to see if there was anything I could do to make it better. They suggested dental cleaning but said the chances of it helping was slim. Also said her teeth were good. But they quoted me roughly 600 for a cleaning in 2021. This year her teeth starts falling out. I took her in and as soon as I got there I felt like I was trying to be sold everything they could get me to pay to do to her. It felt like they only cared about the money. The vet wasn't the best with customer service skills and looked her over very fast and said yup she has gum disease. I was like how did it get so bad I was here last year and you never told me. She's like it says in the notes we did so I'm going by what it said. Very rude not really seeming to care about me or my pet. Then I get a estimate for a dental cleaning and teeth removal and it's between 1200-2100$!!!!!! They only care about cost. I then went to Victoria vet hospital from a friends recommendation and they were beyond helpful and considerate. They did more work on my dog and it only costed 750 total! I'll never again use Apache animal hospital. !!! My dog has had to have over half her teeth removed and it was preventable if they were more about the customer service and the pets they say they are there to help.

If you're looking for a vet in Uptown, I genuinely can't recommend Uptown Vet enough…read more We moved here just over a year ago with no idea where to take our dogs. I actually tried getting into another clinic first, but they had a long waitlist. Looking back, I'm so thankful that happened because we ended up here instead. In the past year, they've become so much more than just our vet. They never make me feel crazy for bringing up a concern, and they've always been willing to dig deeper instead of sending us home with a "let's just wait and see." When we first started coming here, I didn't even realize how uncomfortable my dog really was. Thanks to this team, he's lost the weight he needed to, finally has medication that keeps his stomach working the way it should, and they trusted me when I felt like one of his teeth was causing him pain. Every step of the way, they've treated him like family. As someone with a reactive dog, having a clinic that my dog actually gets excited to visit is something I never thought I'd say. That alone speaks volumes about the people here ! A huge thank you to Dr. Allison for believing me when I knew his stomach issues were food-related, Dr. Rachel for taking care of an angry tooth, and the amazing techs...Kyla, Amanda, Francesca and everyone else who's loved on our animals every visit. In the nicest way possible, I hope we won't see you as regularly as we have been... but I'm so grateful to know you're here when we do. My dogs continue to live bigger lives because of the team here.

They're awesome. I've been bringing Harley here for 4 years. Yesterday I called about a concern…read morewith Harley. They fit her in that day and diagnosed her. Today they called just to see how she's doing. I've never had a vet do a follow up call.

Have been going for 3 years and am switching. Seems like every time we need something (medication,…read morebooster shot, etc.) we're being upsold. Today I tried to get in to get a bordatella booster and was told that we had to have a full examination ($75) first and that it was REQUIRED BY LAW. When pressed hard on that, she finally admitted it wasn't actually a law. I I then asked to speak with the practice manager and was told that because we hadn't been in for over a year, the full examination was required for rabies booster. When I informed her that we had been in twice over the last year, I was told that those visits didn't count because they were for ear infections and they didn't do a full examination during those visits however when I look at my receipts for those visits, I was charged an exam fee. Something really odd about this.

Since I've moved to Minneapolis I've taken my two dogs here. I've always been very happy with them…read more I have an English bulldog that has influenza really bad. He's been to the vets twice (he goes to another veterinarian because Minnehaha Animal Hospital wouldn't take him) Well now my Westie is sick with the influenza now. I tried calling this morning at 7:30 but was only able to leave a message. Two hours later I sent a text and finally received a call an hour later. I told the gal the symptoms my dog was having and she told me she'll let the doctor know and get back to me later today. She then called me back a few hours later and informed me that I can pick up some medication for her cough and they're not making any appointments. She told me they're booked up for the next few days and won't make any appointments, in fact they turned down 20 other people with sick dogs today. I then asked her if I should call back sometime next year as this is outrageous. After I hung up I went to their website and made an appointment for Monday morning. I sent them a text that I'll be picking up the medication in the morning and will be in Monday morning with my dog. At this time I'll be looking for a different veterinarian. What kind of animal hospital won't see your dog when they're sick???