Been coming here for years. We have had cats for many years, mostly female. Our last cat passed…read moreaway several years ago, and the staff were incredibly kind when we had to make difficult end of life decisions. Any decision like that is hard, and they always showed respect, compassion, and genuine care. We recently adopted a new cat, Stu. He was a stray, about a year old. Someone found him and thought he would be a good fit for us, and they were absolutely right. Stu needed a full checkup and to be neutered. This was our first male cat, so some of this was new to us. The staff did a great job walking us through the process and explaining our options. We felt informed and comfortable every step of the way. We were very happy with the outcome, and Stu is recovering nicely at home.

If you are looking for an amazing vet, choose Dr. Kafura. We can not say enough about him and his…read morecaring bedside manner.

I took my cat, Cricket, for his initial vet appt to Shorewood Animal Hospital with Dr. Whang after…read morehearing great things about this clinic. They separate dogs and cats in the lobby and the techs handled Cricket in a fear free manner (though, he is a good boy and didn't put up a fuss). Cricket was purring and making biscuits in the room and seemed very content with everyone. I'll be back for sure!

A big thank you to the team at Shorewood Animal Hospital for always taking such great care of our…read more"kids"! We've been bringing our pets, Pico & Chloe, to SAH since 2022 and have had a positive experience every single time. The check-in process is smooth and efficient, and the techs and doctors are consistently friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. One staff member sometimes even sings to our dog Pico during visits--it's the sweetest gesture and helps calm him down. Most recently, we brought in our 14-year-old Yorkie-Poo who was struggling with allergies and some breathing issues. Dr. Joyce was helpful, patient, and thorough. With an antibiotic injection and some allergy medication to take home, she's now doing much better. We're so grateful for the compassionate and expert care our pets receive at SAH.

Dr. Crowley and Dr. Ragoschke are wonderful vets. They're thorough, kind, patient and genuinely…read morecare about the animals they treat. Four months ago, when our dog Willow became sick with diarrhea and vomiting, Dr. Ragoschke was kind enough to explain her test results and answer my many questions. I felt good about my experience with her and believed that my husband and I had found a great clinic in Milwaukee. But the supporting staff leaves a lot to be desired. When the antibiotic Willow was prescribed resulted in constipation, I called to find out how to proceed. The tech I spoke to told me that constipation for several days is normal BUT that we should stop the antibiotic. Since the doctor hadn't warned us that constipation was a possible side effect that would warrant our stopping the antibiotic, I asked some additional questions. The tech struggled to answer them, growing exasperated. I then asked if she meant we should temporarily stop the antibiotic or if this would be a permanent cessation of the med. She condescendingly said, "Use your judgment" as though anyone with half a brain would know what to do. I explained that my husband and I pay hundreds of dollars for the professional advice of trained veterinarians because we love our dog and don't want to "guess" what to do. The tech repeated that we should stop the antibiotic and use our discretion on whether to continue it later. "When is 'later'?" I asked. She sighed, making it painfully clear that she didn't want to discuss it. She apparently didn't know the answer and didn't care enough to find out what it was. I told her I would be more comfortable speaking directly to the doctor. She insisted she had told me all I needed to know. I repeated that I would like to speak with the vet. She then snapped that someone would call us Monday and HUNG UP ON ME! My brother was sitting next to me and heard this entire exchange, including the click of her phone. We looked at each other with our mouths agape, shocked that someone in the position of protecting the health and welfare of people's pets could be so dismissive and rude. Monday came and went without a call. Since it was getting late, my husband called Community Vet (CV) himself, putting his phone on speaker so that I could hear as well. When he mentioned that we'd been waiting for their call, a defensive woman said they had called us earlier that day. (Our phone histories and the lack of a voicemail said otherwise.) This woman was just as rude, condescending and dismissive as the woman I had spoken to on Friday, ranting about how we had refused medication the vet had prescribed and how I had refused the advice of the tech. My husband repeatedly tried asking one question but she kept talking over him, so I finally interrupted and said, "We never 'refused medication'; we explained at checkout that we already had the probiotic at home. And I didn't 'refuse' the advice of the tech; I was trying to get clarification on HOW to proceed and she couldn't tell me. We're now again trying to get an answer to one question but you're not letting us speak." She snapped, "I'm speaking to your husband, not you!" I replied, "You're speaking AT my husband, not TO him, and he's standing here rolling his eyes because you won't let him get a word in!" She, too, hung up on us. My husband and I looked at each other. "Can you believe this?" I asked. He just kept shaking his head and saying, "Wow." I should've written this review then but because of the wonderful vets, we decided to stay with the clinic, hoping to avoid the rude staff members. Fast-forward to a couple of days ago when we took Willow to urgent care where she was treated for roundworm. Since she needs to be seen in 4 weeks by our regular vet to make sure she's ok, I called CV yesterday to make the appointment. A staff member named Alex answered the phone and--after pulling our account--explained that CV can no longer see us. "Huh?" "There's a note on your account." "What?" "Yeah, it's been there for months." "What? Why weren't we told? There's never been a phone call, letter, email, nothing!" Alex apologized but he couldn't change it. Community Vet's logo is: "We consider your pet's health our first concern." Really? CV staff decided that we're no longer welcome but didn't have the decency to tell us so that we could find a new vet for our sweet little rescue dog. Instead they waited until she became sick and in need of care to let us know. It's gross. After many calls, the earliest we can get in with a new vet is in two months. Clearly, our pet's health is of no concern to CV. It seems the staff is more concerned with spite, no matter the cost to our little dog. The negative reviews here almost entirely point to CV's supporting staff, a pattern. CV may have great vets but all it takes is a couple of rude, spiteful employees to endanger the life of your beloved pet. If you care about your pet's health, avoid Community Vet.

called to get my cat in and they were rude and told me to google another vet that takes walk insread more

I want to start by saying I've been bringing my dogs to this clinic for over nine years and have…read morenever had a negative experience or questioned the costs--until today. This visit was simply a follow‑up for blood work. The technician asked if there were any issues (there were none) and whether I needed to see the doctor. I said not unless the doctor needed to see me. He then took my dog to the back for the blood draw. At checkout, I was told I had seen the doctor and had blood work done. I explained that I had not seen the doctor, and it took several minutes for that incorrect charge to be removed. I then paid the remaining $174. When I reviewed my bill, I noticed a $64 Technician/Assistant Fee, a $25 blood collection fee, and the actual testing fee. When I asked what the Technician Fee covered, I was told it was for taking my dog's leash, walking her to the back, drawing her blood, and bringing her back. This is an outrageous charge. I even asked what the cost would have been to actually see the doctor for the follow‑up, and I was told it would have been $79. At this point, it seems it would be more cost‑effective to "waste the doctor's time" for an extra $15 rather than pay a $64 fee for a technician to walk my dog to the back and draw blood. At this rate, will humans next be charged an additional fee for a nurse simply to escort them for routine blood work? In nine years of coming here, I've never experienced anything like this, and I'm extremely disappointed. It may be time to start shopping for a new vet clinic or at least compare how other clinics structure their fees.

I've been taking my animals to Dr. Sokhey for a long time. We have a handful of vet offices closer…read moreto our house but I will continue to drive the extra distance to take my animals here. Dr. Sokhey is incredibly knowledgeable, thorough, genuinely cares about your animals and has very good/competitive prices. Although we see him for regular visits, we've also had two situations in which we needed to get in quickly for urgent matters. Both times, he has gone out of his way, even with a full schedule, to get us in which is a clear testament to his character and dedication. Thank you, Dr. Sokhey for always being there for us and providing top notch service and care for our animals!

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.

I switched from the west Allis vet to this greenfield location for both my cat and my dog. My cat…read morehas had respiratory issues for years and west Allis could never figure out the cause and was downplaying her need for treatment when I'd show them videos of what looks to be painful respiratory attacks. The Greenfield veterinarian finally listened to me and gave her an asthma/allergy shot that fixed her respiratory attacks almost immediately. I've been very happy with them and them listening to my needs and concerns!

Dr. Ron is the best vet we've ever encountered. We moved up here from Austin, TX with our elderly…read moredog, Royal, and wanted to both establish a new relationship with a vet in town, but also get a second opinion on removing a large mass from the side of our dog's body. Our dog had always been terrified & anxious when going to the vet, but for many reasons we now know, he seemed at ease with Dr. Ron. He outlined the pros/cons of moving forward with such an invasive surgery on an elderly dog and walked us through all the initial tests he wanted to run to make sure something of that nature was safe for him. In the end, we moved forward with a successful surgery that gave our little guy a little more comfort in his last years. This was after being told by various vets it was a no go. Unfortunately, a few years later we needed to put our boy down of old age and we of course called Dr. Ron as Royal was so comfortable in his presence. Dr. Ron came to our house and made the entire experience peaceful for everyone involved. We were sent a thoughtful card, stamp of his paw and a beautiful urn afterwards. Dr. Ron is animal whisperer (or so we think). Him and his staff are incredibly kind and thoughtful, and we're so happy we found them in our dog's last years. We're going to wait for a few years before getting another dog, but when we do, we're excited to bring them to Dr. Ron & My Pet's Vet. Thank you again.

Everybody's very professional very nice. Just looking for somebody that has a bit more knowledge…read moreregarding old dogs with issues. Giving me a call to check on our dog would be nice

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.

Fantastic. Couldn't be happier. Saved my dog's eye. Very competent and kind. Able to see us for…read morean urgent situation.

My very affectionate boy kitty Nermal had his left eye removed before I adopted him. I love him to…read moredeath. He started having issues about 6 months after adoption where the socket would swell and at times drain blood and liquid. His regular vet referred me to Eye Care for Animals since it started recurring more frequently wanted to ease his discomfort while fixing the issue. I just came back tonight from his consult with Dr Keith Collins to discuss a plan. In this last instance of abscess with the socket his wound was open because the scar tissue was obsolete. I was reassured that having it open was okay since he was on antibiotics and it was better to air it out than close it up. I was blown away by this doctor and his staff. I know most pet parents want to try and help calm their pet when being restrained for treatment but I followed the directives and sat while they worked. Heather did a wonderful job asking me how Nermal dealt with being handled and specifically tailored her approach to avoid his "alligator rolling". After the exam Dr Collins sat on the floor and played with Nermal while explaining the rare complication from the original eye removal where tissue is left behind and creates fluid build up. I would highly recommend this facility based off my initial experience and the VERY reasonable estimate for surgery. Their compassion for my baby and thoroughness was awesome!!