Dr. Nan is by far the best Vet I have ever had. She is a holistic vet but also practices…read moretraditional medicine. She treats with natural remedies and herbs, but does prescribe drugs when needed. So far I have been able to treat all of my dogs naturally and have had no need for drugs. She also isn't one of those vets that tries to sell you everything and anything to make a buck. She takes her time with my dogs. She is calm and patient with them. She offers acupuncture, massage therapy and reikie. I trust Dr. Nan completely and feel she is genuinely concerned about my dogs well-being.

Love going to this place. Dr. Carol is amazing. She is so good with our cats. The last time I was…read morein for a visit I purchased her books that she wrote and found it to be very informative. I shared the dog book with my coworker and she was so excited to see that some of the supplements she had hand that she was using for herself can be given to her dogs. If you are into natural holistic methods this is the place to go.

She is not a holistic practice still gives pets horrible advice as far as kibble and still gives…read morevaccines to ill older dogs She's a fraud and hides behind staff do not do business with this veterinarian she should be ashamed to tell you on her signs she's holistic plus practices regular traditional services she makes money off it

I would absolutely recommend DPAWC to any pet owner. Dr. Sivula and his staff are fantastic!…read moreBrought our elderly, arthritic lab in last year looking for alternative therapies to ease her pain. After taking an extensive history of our girl, the doctor did a thorough examination. Explained his recommendations. Even diagnosed an issue our regular vet had not. We agreed to move forward with his recommendations, and I'm glad we did. The treatments eased her pain. And, I'm convinced they bought her a few extra months of life.

I wanted a second opinion regarding alternatives to pharmacology, in managing my aging dog's health…read more(just as I do for my family or myself). How lucky to find a holistic vet within a 5 minute drive from home! Only the first available appointment was about a month out. It was worth the wait. We were greeted by name as we entered for the first time, and were escorted to the "exam room". It was really more a replication of a small family room, complete with a fireplace, hearth with a basket of dog toys, fluffy dog pillow and cozy love seat. Book shelves filled with books, and other decorative touches made this a welcoming rather than clinical atmosphere. It was like sitting with a neighbor; her gentle pet touch is an examination. Gentle is the word that characterizes everything about this wellness center. Dr Sivula listened thoughtfully and, given his recommendations, well understood my concerns. Most impressive was the request for follow up ... the interest in knowing how my pet responds to a course of action. We're trying a nutritional approach with supplements. Within days my dog has been more energetic. I'm encouraged. It's a process ... updates to follow.

Dr. Decker is amazing! She has been helping our St. Bernard Scout heal and recover over the past…read moreyear. Her commitment to healing animals is evident from the moment you meet her. It takes a while to get an appointment, because she is so busy, but it is well worth the wait!

Brought my dogs to Dr Debra Decker. She left acupuncture needles in my dogs three times and did not…read moreappear concerned other than to indicate I can just throw them away. My regular vet told me that he does not like acupuncture as he had to do surgery on a dog who had a needle left in him by an acupuncturist. I found the needles after we got home. She is not certified in acupuncture which I learned late in the game . It became evident to me over time something was not right and then I researched it, I found she was not certified. She used an activator to "adjust" the spines of my dogs but I see no chiropractic certification listed. She mentioned she "took a class" versus hours and years of study required for certifications. My dogs came out limping twice after she did this on I called them the "limping twins." They were not limping before her treatment for which she is not certified by any organization to identify subluxations or treat. After her acupuncture of one of my dogs at 2PM, he came out at 3:30 PM and was sagging and splaying his back legs for 2 months until I took him to a certified acupuncturist who fixed the problem. Dr. Debra Decker did not address the problem as to why after her treatment he was more significantly hobbled, and told me to raise his food bowl and provide traction on the floor. This misses the point as he did not require that before 2PM that day. I told her on that day, before the treatment, that the dog was doing so well, walking further and not demonstrating weakness so you can imagine my confusion when he came out sagging/splay to the floor at his next meal. She gave my dogs B12 shots whether they needed them or not till I said I wanted blood testing before any more shots. We never got any more shots after I found out they had normal B12 levels. She also gave a shot of a homeopathic and when I asked her how long it lasts she said she did not know. I found Dr. Debra Decker to be symptom driven and reactive and not proactive as the definition of holistic implies. She dubs herself integrative and I did not experience that benefit either with my dogs conditions. I have worked with holistic/integrative vets for 25 years and she does not embody the paradigm in my experience. I find her continuing learning is absent as answers to my questions on things were met with "I don't know." Her approach in my experience was more western medicine, dealing with symptoms and not seeing imbalances before symptoms arise. She gave my dogs testing for Vitamin D and CRP. The results from the lab indicated potential actions that should be taken to aid in the diagnosis of inflammation one dog had, one of which Cancer as a possible source of the test results. I asked her for cancer testing and she said she didn't know of any. The very lab that suggested follow up to see if my dog had cancer offers a cancer marker test. This was on the dog's labwork in December of 2020 and May of 2021 and Dr. Decker never followed up on looking for cancer, twice. The test claims to identify cancer 6 months in advance. My dog was in fact diagnosed 6 months almost to the day of the May 2021 recommendation which she never followed up on, of a horrible cancer and died. Due diligence was not done. I told her changes in my dog's energy level, behavior etc... and she said "it's hot outside". I was the one who pinned down a problem with my dog's low albumin level over many blood samples taken in almost a year. Dr. Decker did not approach this as a holistic veterinarian, who would view the pattern of the blood value going down with each draw. Dr. Debra Decker charges fees for medical management but in my experience it is just a line on a bill. When I told her my dog was on an unbalanced diet she told me to just "keep doing what you are doing." Unbalanced diets over time are harmful and she does say she offers "nutrition counseling." I never experienced this offering even though my dog had a condition that required dietary intervention. Her extended charges are applied to laser several joints/areas. Right now I can get all of my dog's joints/areas lasered for 40 dollars versus 73 that she charged. She was going to give my dog a specific chinese herb for his kidney problem in June of 2021 and she gave him a totally different one for some problem he did not have. (but the other dog did have). Did she mix up the dogs? It happened more than once calling the dog the name of the other dog. I gave the herb to the dog for 2 months. After the August 12th acupuncture, my now dead dog developed a mass of 8 cm within one week in the spot she put an acupuncture needle into. At the next appointment in September, Dr. Debra Decker did not even look at the mass, nor did she examine my dog, as the line charge would imply, even though this was a huge change in the dog's medical status. She did not even touch the dog. It was after this appointment I decided enough was enough, paying over the standard for one star care.

I was charged for a fecal test before I ever brought it to them. It was more than $100…read more When I got home and reviewed the invoice I told them to cancel the test as no one explains to me the high cost and that I would pay in advance. No other vet practices in this manner. It was quite an ordeal to get my money reimbursed.

Highly recommend this location if you have a sick or injured pet. Went to Animal Clinic Northview…read more3x, was charged over $1500 and received NO Answers or treatment for my pet Bully, just pain meds. One visit to Happy Pet and the docs came up with a solution immediately and my Bully is on his way to recovery and is feeling much better. A+++

Dr. Lisa is prompt, on target and gets cracking!! She's the best and no nonsense. Very funny and…read morekind!!

So grateful to Dr. Lisa for getting me in so quickly. She does an amazing job too The staff is…read morevery welcoming

The experience with my first pet was good and they were kind and helpful! I was going to get my…read morenext pet established and accidentally missed the appointment and was informed my account has been deactivated since I was a no call no show. I received an email reminder 3 days before the appointment, but no additional contact was made. No calls or emails were received the day of the appointment or after. I never leave reviews... but this experience really bummed me out.

I am giving 1 star after today's fiasco . A couple of months…read more ago, our 13 yr old min pin was diagnosed with diabetes and cushings . The first nite she was ill , she wouldn't eat . Dr Kim prescribed insulin , vetoril and an appetite stimulant . We never used the appetite stimulate which was 50 bucks . I called and smoke to the you g woman who speaks so softly one cannot discern what she is saying .. she also can't book a simple appr w/ out putting one on hold ... I'm not sure what that is about, but really, neither here nor there . I called after the 1st shot of insulin, which worked like magic and told this young woman I would be bringing the appetite stimulant back as we had never used it, and all was accounted for . She said fine .. bring it in . My husband went to get BetteJoan's nails cut this morning , buy insulin, and return appetite stimulant . All good until he went to pay, and the return of the stimulant was refused . I generally take care of BetteJoan, so I asked to speak with this woman ( not the usual timid young woman aforementioned . This woman was rude and argumentative from the get . 2 times I poliely asked her to let me speak . Both times, she loudly spoke over me, The third time I attempted to tell the woman if she would not take the medicine back to just keep it and do what they wished with it . I , at this point, lost my cool and asked her to shut up so I could speak . She hung up on me, and my husband called me back to say we had been fired . I left where ai was and drove to Shaker Square ( we live near by on Shaker Blvd ) Dr Kim was standing at the front desk, and we greeted each other and I stated I was disappointed he had not listened to my side . A couple things I truly believe : the customer is not always right ... there are 3 sides to every story . I am still dissipated and told Dr Kim I believe his front office staff are a true representation of his practice . This true ; I drive my neighbor and her dog to him . He told us Sadie is in end stage liver disease and told me she would be gone in a month or less .. Sadie is still as mean and full of beans ad ever .. Doing fine . When the Dr was recently on vacation, a rather mean , uncaring type of woman was filling in for Dr Kim . Our Bette Joan was once again ill as before . I instinctively knew she needed to be upped from 3 units of insulin to 4 , but would not do it until she was seen This uncaring , unkempt poor excuse of nothing refused to see our dog . She I sister she was too busy and to take her 15 miles away to an emergency vet where a deposit of thousands us required to walk in the door . I insisted at the least BetteJoan's sugar level be taken. It was crazy high. I ssked if I should give her 4 units and was told emphatically NO . Ser how she is . I took her home , injected 4 units and voila .. our girl wad herself . When I asked Dr Kim if I had done the right thing, he said " absolutely yes " . At this point , after thinking of the day's bull---- I am relived we have been fired . Dr Kim's diagnostic skills are not top rate . He tends to laugh and shrug his shoulders a great deal . Good Luck - Good Riddance

Have been a client since Greg Lazanof opened his Veterinary business. That's a lot of years. And…read moremy Doggo is going for an appointment tomorrow.

They were so kind to my new puppy! Also so informative answering all of my questions. My only…read moreproblem is the price. I don't know how they compare to anyone else but I almost fell over from the bill for her first visit. One shot and puppy pedi over $250