This is a very delayed review and I debated on whether or not to share but after 3 years since I had my negative experience with formerly "Noah's Ark Veterinary Hospital" now Muirfield Animal Hospital, I feel ready to share in order to help anyone who potentially could run into the same experience. I adopted my Maltese puppy Isabelle in early December 2019, she was a very finicky eater and no matter what I tried would not eat. I had to use a syringe to get her to at least eat turkey baby food. Taking her to Muirfield for her first appointments, they instructed me to leave food out for 5 minutes and if she doesn't eat, take the food away and try later. In hindsight, I have learned this is incredibly dangerous for toy breeds as their blood sugar drops easily if they are not eating. I also felt they had judgement to where I had purchased Isabelle, Premier Pups. A couple of weeks went by with me taking her in to Muirfield to run blood tests and try to understand what was wrong with Isabelle. While I was out of town, my partner had her and she fell very ill. She pooped and vomited, cried out sounds my partner has never heard before. He ran her over to Muirfield and they instructed he take her to MedVet emergency hospital. She spent 3 nights there while they ran a variety of tests. When we got her back, she had tested positive for Giardia. When I went back to Muirfield Animal Hospital again, Dr. Mark Kurtzman convinced me Isabelle had "failure to thrive" and should be put down. He wrote the attached letter for me to share with the breeder, Premier Pups. I shared the letter with Mike the owner and he quickly went into motion to address the health concerns Isabelle was facing. He took her back, used the vet clinic originally recommended to me, Bethel Road Animal Hospital, and kept her for 2 weeks to recover. He was extremely passionate and rightly upset with Dr. Kurtzman's assessment. Happy to say there's a good ending to this story, I did not follow Dr. Kurtzman's advice to put Isabelle down. She did NOT have failure to thrive, Muirfield had failure to try everything they could before giving up on her. Isabelle is over 3 years old now, perfectly healthy and will never, ever be recommending Muirfield Animal Hospital. read more

Muirfield Animal Hospital - Veterinarians Near Me - Dublin, Ohio

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This place is BEYOND anything I could imagine. It is the greatest feeling every to have a 24/7 emergency vet withing 10 minutes from my house. They are fully equip to deal with the worse of emergency situations. I love my fur babies and also tend to feed and nurture a few local strays. I will use no one else. They are compassionate and sincere. The prices are comparable to any other vet I have been to but the services far exceed any other. They play a large role in animal charities and non profits as well. (I know this girl who had a cat who was accidentally in the dryer for close to 10 minutes. She rushed it to Noah's Arc. They saved the kitty and made this girls YEAR! Ah MAz Ing!) read more

I absolutely love this place!! Dr Cotter and her staff were awesome!! I have no problem bringing my best friend back here and trusting them with her health and wellbeing. They were more than patient with my cat and her scaredy-cat ways lol. I'd recommend this place to anyone! Pretty affordable too. read more

Muirfield Animal Hospital - My sweet kitty was pretty scared but Dr Cotter made us both very comfortable! - Veterinarians Near Me - Dublin, Ohio

I had to take my kitty after she ate a giant rubber band. She had surgery and came thru with no complications. Dr Jensen gave me her cell number and called me quite a few times while Jules was in the hospital. They went out of their way to make sure she was comfortable while recovering. They didn't make fun of me for my frequent visitations and calls to the office. I've taken her back for her normal every 3,000 nap kitty check up. They have appointments until 9 pm without paying any extra fees. They also help stray animals so that makes me like them even more. read more

The ABSOLUTE best! I am new to the area & had to find a new vet for my Maltese/Shih Tzu, Sebastian. He's generally a fairly healthy dog but lately I've noticed some odd changes. I called & explained my situation and they got me in that day!! I didn't have to wait, they saw me immediately, everyone was so wonderful. They were friendly, happy, welcoming, my little boy is a bit skittish & he was a very happy boy leaving! Dr. Cotter was thorough & explained all of my options, she gave me a rough estimate on pricing for each test she wanted to do and gave me the choice on whether I wanted to follow through with her suggestions. The Dr. Visit itself was $50 (very reasonable) and his labs and antibiotics were also extremely reasonable!! I left paying $134 when it could have easily been $200+ had I gone somewhere else. The office was clean and very organized, I am so happy I chose this place to care for my boy. Upon returning home Sebastian began vomiting and couldn't keep anything down so I called to see what they suggested. to my surprised they called at 8:02 PM to make sure I received an answer - I personally think that in itself says a lot about how much they care about their clients. Once again, highly suggested!!! If I could give more than 5 stars I would. read more

Muirfield Animal Hospital - Veterinarians Near Me - Dublin, Ohio

I've been going here for 2 years with my dog and the staff are fantastic with her! They frequently have availabilities within a week after work hours and I don't feel pressured into unnecessary work ups and treatments, and still get everything she needs to be healthy. Would recommend! read more

We have a sweet new Labradoodle puppy who loves to go to the vet! We feel so lucky to have such great care so close to home.

In-short: Best vets I've encountered, while living in Columbus we refused to see anyone else. I'd recommend them to absolutely anyone and everyone. If I could give more than 5 stars to the vets and staff at Noah's I would. They are absolutely phenomenal, caring, sympathetic, and above board. They've been flexible when we've run on hard financial times, and have never pushed unwanted or unnecessary medical treatment or medications. We were always greeted by name by the front office staff, and never waited more than 5 minutes before being seen by the vet. I moved to OH about 3 years ago and had to find a vet for my and my husband's pup, UConn. He began seeing Dr. Couling, prior to her time at Noah's. We followed her around Columbus not only because of her solid veterinary expertise and guidance, but because she truly shows how much she cares for and loves animals. UConn was never afraid to see her, and would greet her with cuddles and kisses, and Dr. Couling would always get down on the floor and cuddle and play with him while doing his physical exam. To me, that's a true sign of trust and a strong relationship that my pet has with their vet. If I won't see a doctor that doesn't treat me well, why should my pet? Dr. Couling, Dr. Lovasz, and the staff at Noah's were always there. As others have mentioned having a 24/7 emergency vet's office is a true stress reliever. When UConn ate a peach pit they were there. When he had horrible stomach distress, they were there. When I was just being an overly paranoid pet parent, they were there. Noah's also took care of a new addition to our family, Choo, our large and in-charge black cat. Scratch that, to say they "cared for him" is such a massive understatement, I need to clarify - long speech about to come: July 2014 I was out of town taking the Virginia Bar Exam, I was already stressed and freaking out. Choo had been having some issues with his bladder, and I was even more nervous being away from him. A day into my exam, I got a call from our pet boarders saying Choo hadn't peed in almost 24 hours. Commence complete freak out. I called Noah's and they recommended that Choo be brought in immediately. Once he arrived at Noah's, Dr. Lovasz called me, helped me calm down, and assured me they would take good care of him. Turned out he needed emergency surgery. Dr. Lovasz performed his surgery at 2 in the morning, and called me to let me know that it was successful, told me to stay calm and wished me luck on my exam. Dr. Couling who was his normal vet actually sent me photos of her cuddling my kitty monster the next day to help ease my anxiety. While he was recovering, during the evenings they let him have a whole exam room to himself so he could roam and look out the windows. We were tight on funds and the surgery was not inexpensive, but Noah's again worked with us. They made what could've been a horrible situation, so much less stressful and dare I say a truly remarkable experience. We recently moved to Virginia, and even after moving their office has still helped us when we're in a pinch. Honestly, one of the most difficult things about our move to VA has been finding a new vet since all others have such a high bar to live up to now. read more

We are proud new owners of a french bulldog puppy, and wouldn't trust him with anybody other than the staff at Noah's Ark. We first took our dog to another nearby vet, and didn't feel comfortable with the visit. We're so thankful that we found Noah's Ark as a replacement. Dr. Lovasz took care of our little pup for all of his immunizations and vaccinations. Dr. Couling performed his neutering. The vet techs and front office staff are always so kind and helpful. The office is immaculate in cleanliness, yet warm and comforting. We'll continue to take this pet and any future pets here. read more

They have saved the lives of 3 of our pets. The doctors and the other care providers here are the kindest, most compassionate people we have ever met. We are blessed to be able to entrust the lives of our pets to their loving, capable hands. I wish health care for humans was even half as good as that we have for our pets. read more

We took our cat Bert to Noah's Ark this week and were extremely pleased with the care he received there! Bert can be a little feisty when being held, especially by someone he doesn't know. Dr. Cotter was very patient with him, first giving him a chance to acclimate to her. He has a lame front paw that we are trying to get to the bottom of. When she finally did handle him to examine his paw, she was so good with him! She was very gentle and talked very quietly with him the entire time. She also spent plenty of time with us offering a variety of options, while being sensitive to cost. Dr. Cotter was very knowledgeable about cats and we could sense her genuine compassion for her patient. I would wholeheartedly recommend Noah's Ark! Great place and staff! read more

Loved the staff and service. Pricing was reasonable. My dogs love it there. Would highly recommend.

Every time I call, my call has always been answered. Appointments are made to my schedule and generally within a day or two of my call. When you walk in for your appointment you are seen then, I have never had to wait more than a minute or two at the most. I have never felt rushed while I was there, always been able to ask all my questions. The entire staff has always been very helpful and friendly. The prices may be slightly higher than other vets but not having to wait in the lobby for extended time, it's worth it. read more

We were there recently and brought in our cat who had been acting pretty sickly. We were a long time client of a vet who has since left there. There is now only one new vet there...when they used to have at least 4 on staff. With their high pricing and probable misdiagnosing and general carelessness, I now understand why they will only need one vet on staff there. My cat was quite probably misdiagnosed with a UTI (per other vets he has since seen), the culture was lost either by them or the lab ( in their defense the amount was credited). There was no plan of attack discussed with me...to my knowledge only the blood test was being done, and then I had a $400+ bill for an alleged UTI. To make a very long story short - my cat continued to be sick even with the antibiotics, and we took him to VCA MillRun where he received the optimal care, redid bloodwork, found out there was no UTI, but pancreatitis due to liver mass. Surgery has been performed, and he is now on the mend due to the fine veterinarian team at VCA, which happens to include my vet who used to be at Noahs. I am really saddened at how Noahs Ark turned out to be, as I used to love their team there. However, very very happy with where my animals will be going from now on. This may be 1 star for Noahs - but 100 for VCA. read more