Dr Meyerer performed declawing surgeries on both of my cats. When they came home and got out of the…read morecarrier, I questioned if they actually had the surgery. The cats walked as if nothing had been done!! Dr Meyerer didn't cut off digits or knuckles; he only took out the nail. I couldn't have been happier! My furniture, rugs and curtains were saved ~ as well as my grandchildren's skin!! He and his staff have always been very kind, considerate and helpful during each visit. I don't feel rushed when asking questions, and he's very thorough in asking about the health, feeding habits and care I give my animals. Many thanks to all at the Garden Street Animal Hospital for your devotion and performance in providing the best care to our loved ones.

Dr. Meyerer and his team are exceptional and caring individuals. We can't thank them enough for the…read morecare both during business hours and after they provided for our baby Blu. Started as an emergency same day appointment with continued support and treatment recommendations for bladder stones and pancreatitis. Although he put up a fight to stay with us, his age and previous unknown conditions prior to Dr. Meyerer won the battle. We were devastated but the doctor and staff were unbelievably consoling and sympathetic with us. I would recommend anyone and everyone to trust the care of this team to their fur family. We have since adopted three babies and they are all being welcomed here. Thank you Dr. Meyerer and all of your staff for everything you all do everyday!

Our visit to Animal Care Clinic was not planned and definitely appreciated by myself and my family…read more We noticed our cat was a bit lethargic and not eating or drinking much, she was also not using litter box. It was a Saturday around 11:30 and I knew not many are open in the area, also as she is not a patient it was questionable I could have her seen right away. I found Animal Care Clinic on google, one of the only locations open near my home, I called explained our situation and was asked if I could come right in. I was there within 20 minutes. The staff was friendly, attentive and concerned about my cat. The doctor explained possible reasons why she was having difficulty and also listened to what I had to say. They kept her for a couple hours to monitor her, do bloodwork and x-rays. Thankfully she is is healthy although with no real explanation for her symptoms. She was prescribed an appetite stimulant and we were sent home. After the first dose she began showing signs of improvement, we are still not 100% but hopefully in the coming days.

You do not set up an appointment for 4 o'clock and then make a customer sit there and wait for 40…read moreminutes. That is unacceptable. If my Mom Was by herself she would not of been able to do this at her age for that long. My time is just as important. I made it there on time and you couldn't be bothered to do proper time management and over book your appointments. If you wanted me there at 5 maybe you should have booked the appointment for 5. I will not be returning.

Dr Guttery is great. She is up to date in medicines and procedures so that I trust her with my fur…read morebaby.

Not a competent group of people. This is an over-the-top "woke" organization, and it suffers from…read moreit. The number of basic errors and the dismissive attitude and tone toward men is just not appreciated. I had one vet tech that was literally trying to talk baby talk to me. Who does that? One of their actual vets has an utterly acidic attitude. And yes, not a single male employee anywhere. How does that happen? Well, it's not that way at my NEW vet. Every time I go in there it's men and women working together like normal. The whole vibe is different, relaxed, no attitude.

I learned about Cheney Animal Clinic through a pharmacist I was speaking with regarding my dog's…read morecondition. At the time, I was completely overwhelmed and at my breaking point with a local chain animal hospital that seemed more focused on profit than genuinely helping my dog get better. Frustrated, I made the decision to pull my dog's medical records and search for a new veterinarian--and that's when Cheney Animal Clinic was recommended. I called and was fortunate enough to secure their last appointment of the day. I drove 40 minutes to get there, and I can confidently say it was one of the best decisions I've made. Under the care of Dr. Ashraf Megaly, my dog Gus quickly began to show improvement, especially with his skin and ear infections. What truly stood out to me was not just the quality of care, but the compassion. Dr. Megaly personally followed up to check on Gus, which meant more than I can express. At no point did I feel like they were trying to take advantage of the situation. In fact, I was even told I could bring Gus back at no charge if his condition worsened--something I had never experienced before. It's incredibly reassuring to know that there are still experienced, compassionate veterinarians who genuinely care about the well-being of animals over profit. I am so grateful for the referral and for the care my dog received at Cheney Animal Clinic.

Hangs up the phone on you, or will ask to leave you a "brief" hold and then leave you on hold for…read morehalf an hour while your cats getting ready to pass away. If you care about your pets call somebody else because they sure don't.

I have been here for 42 years and have used Youngs for my cats ever since we arrived here in 1984…read morewhen they were still in the small building on 50 with Dr Young. They were recommended to us by two girls that worked with my husband and had cats as well as dogs. I brought 2 cats with us and have had another 6 to date. All treated by Youngs and most lived to 14-19 years in good health thanks to their excellent care by Young's many vets and techs. I have never seen or heard of an animal ignored or handled roughly by anyone. I have seen them do in-take, rehab and re-home for people wanting to just "get rid of it" for no reason other then the people's own stupidity or for animals where the owner has passed away and they need a new fur-ever home. I know this firsthand since I am one of those who adopted a beautiful year-old Rag Doll in deplorable condition when she arrived at Young's and they did an intake, rehab and re-home for her into my fur-ever home and 1 cat family. I have had to put 5 cats to sleep there and am about to lose my 6th who is 19. Fur-babies they take care of are like family, and they hurt and cry along with us when we loose one. I have gotten cards and even flowers from Youngs upon the loss of a pet they have cared for. Appointments are needed for most items which is good for everyone. We can schedule and not have to wait; they can give the time needed to each animal and owner. The Vets, Tecs and front staff are very helpful, and knowledgeable. I only had one problem in all my time with Youngs. At that time I had to board my Himalayan cat for a few days; the girl taking care of that area at that time was not good, friendly or invested. She projected the feeling that it was just a job to her and one she didn't like, nor did she like animals or people for that matter. They no longer have her nor do they board. They are very careful and caring with animals and helpful to owners. They use extra special care when animals get older, become infirmed and at the time of euthanasia. I had one of my kitties die at home the night before she was due to go in for euthanasia; I simply took her down to Youngs the next day without an appointment and they handled the cremation without problems and the intake with care and concern for me. Youngs may be said to be expensive, however, in checking around they are no more than most of the Vets here in town. They have a Thrift Plan for 17.99 a month with a company that pays for check-ups and other in-house items. I usually save more then that on a visit. If you are working with a Senior Pet this plan is great and usually pays for itself. They also have a lot of services and abilities most Vets here do not have. They have contacts with specialists if they feel they do not have the ability or equipment to handle the situation properly. I especially like that they are close and will take you in at once if there is an emergency, no waiting no appointments probably no phone call, just get there. I personally was there when a couple ran in late one day with a dog that was rattlesnake bit, twice. Youngs took them in at once; the dog lived due to their fast action and care. I have always had good care and excellent vets at Youngs. I am told that their new just starting young vets work under the experienced ones for a time and are supervised. At one time they had a Vet, Dr Harry Pressor, who is now deceased. That man was fantastic!!. For me he was a jewel as well since he was a cat man. He also was a blood and exotic pets' specialist. I just wish we still had him. I do not know if at my age, 91, I will get another fur-baby after my 19-year old is gone. However, I know if I do they will be under Youngs care. I would not take my fur-babies, cat, dog, rabbit, bird, lizard or other anywhere else. I will and have suggested them to many people and will continue to do so..

First of all let me start by saying if I could put a negative star on here I would. I am so…read moredisappointed and upset with this place. My poor dog, a French bulldog, who has been diagnosed with bladder stones and this establishment knew it never really helped her problem. But they help take my money but having me do three separate urine tests for my dog. The first one I got myself when they handed me the container and then had the nerve to call me the next day and tell me they couldn't use it just so they can get another $200 and something dollars out of me. So after going there three times for those tests and her being on a UTI medication and then medication for sepsis I called them up and told them I would not be going there anymore. Instead I went to sunrise animal hospital and they have a wonderful caring compassionate not overpriced new veterinarian. She found the problem in 20 minutes, my dog had a bladder stone the size of a golf ball and that's why she was having issues. We almost put our dog down now we paid for operation and she's healing now I am trying my best to get all my animal friends that know me that go to Young's to stop and go to the new veterinarian sunrise Animal Hospital. I wish I could get my money back they really did milk me.

Dr Jenkins I found to be irresponsible and neglectful with my cat. I took my 7yr old cat to the…read morevet with a decreased appetite and a dilated pupil. She did not examine our cat in our presence we were told he would need blood work and an X-ray. We then got a call that our cat would not stay still, from the vet tech Molly and that he needs to be sedated for and additional $140. We approved because we were concerned. Our cat had lost over a pound and we were worried about his eye. For in office blood work it would be an additional $50 - not sure why?? Our bill at this point is just under $700. We came to pick him up and finally see. The doctor who told us the X-ray was normal we will have to wait for the bloodwork. She said she could not find anything wrong up to this point. She points to her head and keeps hitting her head with her finger staying in might be neurological and I just don't know what is going on in his head. After 2 days we call them to see if his bloodwork is back, apparently my cats issues were not important enough to check in and see how he was doing or to let us know the tests were back. They were normal to, but my cat was still not eating. It was not the Dr Jenkins, but Molly the tech who gave them to me. We had questions that we had to ask Molly who would then call us after speaking to Dr Jenkins. We as the pet owners had to ask for an appetite stimulant because it was now 4 days since being seen and he still had a poor appetite and loosing weight. We got one and asked if they could send us a copy of our cats records knowing we scheduled him for a second opinion on Monday. She had put that our cat had Horner's Syndrome, never told us or discussed any treatment.!we also noticed in accuracies in her notes as to which eye and why he was there. We took him for a 2nd opinion where at this point my cat had now lost 2 pounds and his other pupil was dilated. The vet knew right away that my cat had glaucoma in one eye and the other eye there was something going on but he said he would need to see a specialist. glaucoma is very painful in cats and he gave him RX drops for his eye. He also needed his teeth cleaned and had a bad tooth. We scheduled an appt to have the cleaning done the following week. My cats issues was also given pain meds. Within 2 days my cat lost his vision and we were told it may never come back. We had our cats teeth cleaned yesterday and this morning he had to be put down. The vet said he thinks our cat may have had a brain tumor and had a stroke. If we had known sooner he said we could have ordered a scan and maybe helped him. Dr Jenkins never recommended a glaucoma test or neurological testing or seeing a specialist. Never prescribed meds for what she said was Horners Syndrome. My cat suffered and was in pain unnecessarily!! He deserved a better ending to his life! Beware of the vet you choose! They maybe the reason your animal suffers in the end. Pick one who cares and will take the time to talk to you, tell you your pets diagnosis, explain your options - not the one who has no follow up!

I have 7 cats and I was able to schedule them all for yearly checkups and vaccinations with ease…read more My beloved Baby BooBoo needed surgery and she was in good hands, start to finish. I have tried other practices and I'm so happy and relieved to finally find a great vet.

Thank you Dr. Meyerer and his staff for taking such good care of my Izzy. Best vet and staff…read moreanyone could ask for.

My family and I have been taking our furry loved ones to Dr. Meyerer for over 30 years. Dr. M and…read morehis staff is always friendly, funny, knowledgeable and always answer any questions we have had. Over the decades we have taken 8 of our pets (7 dogs; 1 cat) for preventative care, yearly/bi-yearly shots, boarding, dental work, surgeries and/or euthanasia & cremation. When we board our pets they always greet us happy and healthy. I personally prefer to board with a vets office over regular boarding facilities because I feel just in case there is an emergency Dr. M will be there (or can be called) for any problems that may arise. As far as boarding pricing, it's a bit more expensive than others in town - $30/night for 13lbs terrier mix and if you board for 3 or more days their policy is to have your dog bathed; additional $24. They also charge for influenza vaccine if your canine hasn't had the vaccination. As far as surgery pricing it has been cheaper than other vet quotes & surgery went as planned. Same goes for dental care/cleaning. They have always treated my pets like their own. They do stay open until 5:45pm which makes it easier when/if you work until 5pm. I do wish they would add limited Saturday or weekend hours so I don't have to board my pet an extra day or two if just going out of town through Fri/Sat, you have to wait until Mom to pick up your furry friend. Nevertheless we will continue to bring our pets here.

I called on 7/19/2022 at noon. inquiring information about neutering a dog The woman ( not a lady)…read morethat answered the phone was so rude. At the end of the conversation, I thank her for the information, and she screamed at me THANK YOUUUU! It was very unpleasant. I assumed that SPCA doesn't train the employees in soft skills like answering a phone.

I brought my puppy here for vaccinations at the start of the pandemic because other places were…read moreclosed. They were very nice and helpful answering all my questions. I then returned to have her spayed and they were great. Took very good care of her.