We could not be more thankful for the wonderful staff at Blue Pearl. Not only did they have an…read moreopening on Sunday, but Easter Sunday! After making an online booking for an in-home euthanasia I called to ensure that this was actually going to be our blessing. Not only did they were reassure me that they would come but I received a phone call and a text message that someone was on their way. This was over and above what was shared. Dr. Elhe was compassionate and took the time to know our story and what an EPIC dog she was helping put at peace. She even sent a card sharing her sentiments. It was just a few days later that we received notification that Remus's ashes would be coming soon. We could not be more grateful!!!

I can't express how caring and great the people are. Dr Olson and all of the staff were fantastic…read more Let me start with our dog was very sick on Saturday, I called our Vet in Pewaukee in the morning and was told what to to. By the afternoon he was not better, I called our Vet again and was told to take him to an emergency or urgent care. We make an appointment with Oak Creek Urgent Care on Howell Ave. We got there and was told there was one person ahead of us for a room and the other rooms were full. After an hour and a half, watching people that came in after us get in (I totally understand urgency) I asked them how long was this going to be. We were told it would be at least 45 min to an hour to get into a room, after that we would be waiting for the one and only Vet on staff that day (on a weekend) I explained he has been vomiting all day, 13 times to be exact and that is an emergency. He was also very passive, which is totally not normal for him. I was told the same, 45 min to hour to get into a room. We then left and went to Blue Pearl and they got him in right away. Long story short, they took him in back to examine him while we gave all of the history and his medical history. They did bloodwork and unfortunately, the only humane thing to do that day was to let him cross the rainbow bridge. All in all, before we got the news and after we got the news, Dr Olson was fantastic, caring, and listened to us. They kept us up to date on every step. After the news, we were put into a room to wait to see him, again, the staff was so very caring. I cannot express enough the caring that was shown, how appreciative we are at such a difficult time. And also to have the experience to know a real emergency and take him in right away, not let him lie and wait. Thank you to all of the staff and Dr Olson for what I feel is going above and beyond. Toby says thank you also.

Holy cow! My sister had to put her cat down today, and the people helped guide my sister through…read moreeverything leading up to this. They extended so much care with everything leading up to the final moments, etc. Such patience and kindness beyond what we could have ever expected.

Don't go here if you need compassionate end of life care. My daughter brought our three year old…read morecat here. He was breathing heavy and not doing well. They were only interested in money. when she didn't get approved for financing, they said she should put him down without even looking at him. They wanted $600 just for testing? When my daughter said she didn't have that they gave him oxygen and the exam for $150. The attitude of the people there is uncaring and cold. Just in it for the money. We ended up going to Blue Pearl.

I have lived in the area for four years, and taken my dog, Leo to this veterinarian since we moved…read moreto Milwaukee. From the beginning, I have been blown away by the fast, professional service and low price. They are extremely patient and answer all of my questions and concerns carefully. My dog has always been in great health, but they have been helpful with the few emergencies we have encountered. Emergency 1 - broken toenail. Leo split his nail down to the quick on some ice, and though the vet was about to close when we called, stayed on the phone and talked me through treating the bleeding foot at home, and gave me an emergency number to call. Leo was fine, and I was super appreciative! Emergency 2 - surgical staple. About six months after I had adopted Leo in New Orleans and had him fixed by a clinic down there, I noticed something silver on Leo's "boy parts'. I was confused by this, as the New Orleans vet told me they used dissolving stitches and no follow up was needed. I called Community Vet and they told me to bring him right in (about 3 pm on a Monday). They saw him immediately - removed what turned out to be FIVE surgical staples, and gave me some antibiotics to prevent infection. I was really worried what this would cost, (of course it was a week until pay day) - NO CHARGE. So, we will probably never go anywhere else. Love this vet, love the staff - HIGHLY recommend!

First off, we didn't use their services. I was thinking about switching vets since our regular vet…read moreis in West Allis and we wanted something local. Also, since the West Allis vet sold out to private equity, their prices have increased substantially. Community Vet has a reputation (by AI) as lower cost. We have a small dog in need of dental cleaning, so I decided to check them out. Drove there Saturday morning for their limited hours. I found that they had not one but two separate buildings, only one of which was open that day. Oddly, they have a locked door policy without a buzzer, requiring a phone call to which the desk person answered with, "What do you want?" A bit abrupt and rude, it seemed to me. When she finally gave me permission to enter, I explained my interest in switching vets and asked their rates for dental cleaning. I was shocked. She said they don't have a base rate, but in practice you can expect to be charged at least $900 without extractions. If there are extractions, the fee could be as high as $3000. I said, "That seems a bit high to me," and got out of there as fast as I could. They may not be listed as sold out to private equity, but they are definitely no longer a low cost community clinic.

doctor Works is very comforting professional and he is wonderful with the animals he is very sweet…read moreand playful with them a lot of vets are overly professional and shows so much bedside manner with the animals I've had. he is very sweet and just a nice man I would recommend Greenfield vet they are sweet at the desk everybody is very professional and they're wonderful guest satisfaction.

Dr. Yerex was great with my skittish cat Hildy. I can't believe they have such a famous doctor…read moreworking at their clinic. He's a genuinely nice guy and you can tell he loves animals.

Our dog Clancy has had all her health care here. Always kind and caring and explaining things that…read morewere being done. She also does doggies day care here when needed. Always a treat for her. When we pull up to the building she gets very excited and I have a hard time holding the lease. If it's vet time or day care she is excited. Everyone is very patient and kind

Doctors are good, but support staff here are rude. After paying over $2K for dental work on our…read moredog, we kept getting calls asking how he was doing even though we were still waiting to hear back on concerns that were brought up a previous conversation. It's as if no notes are logged. We are told that we would get a call back and no one calls. It's frustrating especially when you speak to someone about it and all they do is try to speak over you. Please train/retrain staff.

Staff was very friendly and compassionate. My dog felt very safe with them. They were open and…read morehonest with recommendations and cost.

This review is my opinion of my experience, and my best recollection of the events. I would not…read morerecommend this veterinary clinic to anyone after my recent experience with this team. Because this will be a long review and some might not want to read it all, the short and sweet: IN MY OPINION, they: #1 - Charge excessive costs for procedures. #2 - Have very poor communication and emotional intelligence to understand the experience of the pet and family #3 - Provide unnecessary testing and pressure to make the most amount of money they can off of the concerned owner. #4 - Treatment for a misdiagnosis and lack of empathy for the out of pocket money that it cost my family. #5 - Extremely rude and unsympathetic to my personal situation once I declined their proposed treatment plan. BOTTOM LINE: Symptom - 9 year old dog suddenly starts peeing in the house. Treatment plan at Cudahy vet clinic: Visit #1 - 300.00+ for first visit and Arthritis meds and rabies vaccination. Visit #2 - 700.00+ for 2nd sitting visit, Urine, Blood, Heartworm test etc. Police called on me less than 30 min after declining and leaving the office in frustration and not paying my second sitting bill. Treatment at another neighborhood clinic Visit #1 - 259.00 First visit, Blood and urine. Complicated diabetic diagnosis. A 3 out of 6 heart murmur. Out of respect for the good employees, impacted by my negative experience, I will start this off by stating there are some aspects which were exceptional. #1 - The receptionist was amazing. Kind to me as I was going through it. She might have been the only kind face I saw during this ordeal. I am thankful to her. As for Mr and Mrs Shampo - yikes. I brought my dog to this clinic, as we have for years. I will admit that I am not the kind of owner that constantly brings my dog to the vet. I come when there is something wrong. Just like I do for myself and the doctor. I do not go just to go. My dog had recently started having accidents in the house, after never having an accident in the house in the 9 years previous. We wanted blood and urine work, as I thought it was something related to his kidneys. Dr Shampo believed it to be arthritis, or at least he said that is his belief, and sent my wife home with a 300.00 + bill and some arthritis medication. Very interesting diagnosis for a dog peeing in the house, but he is the "expert". Fast forward a week and my dog is still peeing in the house. This time I decide to take the dog myself. I tell him that I know my dog better than him, respectfully, as I spend all my days with him. I tell him it isn't arthritis, as he pees all day every day on every scent he finds outside, and his leg isn't keeping him from peeing. I want blood and urine checked. They come to me with a list of items that they want to check on my dog, heartworm, blood, urine (withdrawn from his bladder via a procedure), etc. 700.00+ in total costs. Included in this bill is a second office visit charge. Its Christmas, I have kids, and quite honestly, it's a ton of money. My jaw drops, I ask why blood and urine wasn't tested the first time and his answer is that he was trying to spend the least amount of my money as possible. I was angry and in shock at the bill. I state that I feel like they are trying to sell me a car warranty and that I would go to a different vet, and I leave. My dog is going through it and I feel like he is dying, and the vet is trying to treat for arthritis and rule out heart worm? I walk out the door frustrated and call a different vet, in the same area of the city, who is able to not only see my dog, but also complete the blood work and urinalysis for 259.00. Within 30 minutes of leaving, they have the police calling me and insisting that I come back to pay my bill as they saw me and need to be compensated. They called the POLICE! I am stressed about my dog, left out of frustration, and they got called out trying to rip me off and didn't like it. I came back to the office and paid my bill. I then requested my dogs records and they make me pay an additional 30.00 PER DOG for the records. Needless to say we did not leave on friendly terms. I finally got my records 3-4 days after, which if you ask any other vet in the city, that is almost unheard of, and they do not charge you for the records. They will tell you that those records, they are costs built into the office visit charges. The other vet, in a matter of an hour, AFTER LISTENING TO ME AS THE OWNER, taking my dog outside and catching his urine manually, determined for 259.00 that the reason my dog is peeing in the house is he has complicated diabetes and needs insulin medication to be treated. I see many elderly people taking their dogs to this vet and it pains me that they probably do not have the technical skills to read online reviews and as a result will likely continue to be taken advantage of by this vet.

Very knowledgeable & accommodating staff. Doctor was informative, educational & attentive to pet &…read moreowner.

I really love this clinic. The staff are kind and gentle with my dog. Dr. Sandhu is very nice and…read moretransparent. If cost is a concern, this clinic offers reasonable prices.