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AfterHours Veterinary Care

3.5 (10 reviews)
Open • Open 24 hours

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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

Emergency pet hospital

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We have been going to Como Park Animal Hospital with our cats and dogs for years. We've always had…read moregreat service and they treat our pets well, from the good times when we've brought in new puppies and kittens, to the sad times when we have had to say goodbye to a beloved family member. Everyone we have worked with is great, and we have a real soft spot for Dr. Jennrich. He is skilled, kind, and thoughtful and we request him for all of our appointments with both cats and dogs.

OVERPRICED AND OVERTESTING: I was gob smacked at the cost of a single health screening for a…read morewellness visit. This is clear price gouging and excessive testing. My former vet ran an estimate of the same charges and came back with the same rate I incurred in 2025. THEY SERVE THEMSELVES AND NOT YOUR PET: They take advantage of people who need animals in their life to maintain their own wellness. The doctor left me a long rambling voicemail on which he literally warned me of possible risks of my dog continuing on her medication and then backtracked. They clearly lack the capacity to be compassionate and tactful to humans or their companions. THEY MAKE GETTING AN RX AS DIFFICULT AS POSSIBLE: I had to drive across town to get a paper RX. It was not ready when I arrived. I asked the receptionist for an envelope and she gave it willingly. They are clearly able to put an RX in an envelope, add a stamp and have their mail carrier collect it. THEIR RESPONSE: Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and for expressing your concerns so openly. I am genuinely sorry to hear about the financial and personal challenges you are facing, and I understand how stressful it can be to manage unexpected expenses, especially when caring for a beloved pet. Regarding your pricing questions, I want to clarify that as a private, independently owned veterinary clinic, we do not receive the same funding or discounts as rescue organizations or foster groups. Our pricing reflects the costs associated with operating a full-service 24-hour hospital, including staffing, medical equipment, and quality care for all our patients. While we strive to keep our services affordable and accessible, we are not able to match the discounted rates available to non-profit organizations. We set our fees fairly based on the services we provide and the costs we incur to ensure the best care possible. For the fecal test, our standard pricing is in line with other local clinics. The higher total on your bill resulted from the additional lab work performed during your visit. While your previous veterinarian conducted only a fecal and heartworm/tick test, our wellness visit included those tests plus a full-body function health screening panel, which accounts for the higher total cost. I have attached the lab results for your records. I apologize that you were not provided with an itemized estimate during your visit. In the future, we will discuss all recommended tests and associated costs with you in advance so you can make fully informed decisions. I have also discussed this with Dr. Casey. Regarding your feedback about communication, I am sorry that voicemail was not your preferred method for receiving results and that the delivery left you feeling uncomfortable. I have noted in your record that you prefer to receive future test results by email, and we appreciate your input on how we can improve our approach. While we are unable to offer a refund or compensation in this case, please know we value your feedback. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to me directly at admin@comoparkvet.com. Thank you again for sharing your perspective and dedication to your dog's well-being. Sincerely, Steph F, BA, LVT Practice Manager

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I brought my cat in for ingesting ibuprofen. quick google search says real bad for cats so I…read morepanicked and brought her here after another vet couldn't help with vomiting meds. by the time I got there it had already been two hours since ingestion. They made me call an 800 poison control number that charged me $89 up front to tell me this was a potentially lethal dose (which google already told me) and gave me a case number for them to call and get instructions for care. they came back with a suggestion of 48hrs of fluids and monitoring to the tune of $4800. I about died and told them I'll take her to my regular vet now that theres nothing to do but monitor and fluids. When I called the local vet, they followed up with the same 800 poison control and were told they recommended outpatient monitoring with fluids and meds. Not 48hrs in patient. They quoted $300-$400. I was charged $150 for absolutely nothing and another $89 for them to have an online vet decide what to do and then choose to do differently to make the maximum potential money? If you're looking for a place with all the fancy gadgets and wanting you to max out your credit cards without actually applying medical knowledge or care for YOUR well being, This is the place for you!

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So I'll start this by saying my dog was itching himself over what I thought was just an issue from…read morean ear infection and having a cone on maybe rubbing him raw, as well I had a cat at home doing the same. both animals have drawn blood scratching so I came into this appointment already nervous and desperate for help I couldn't seem to give to my pets. I called for an appointment which I was quoted $20 for just coming in to see IF my dog needed medical attention past the obvious ear infection I was already aware of. I wish I knew the name of the receptionist that took my appointment but they know because it's in the log of who booked the appointment. So I get there and end up getting jerked around from $300 some odd dollars to $500 something down to settling on $400 (while I'm on the phone with my fiancé trying to check our funds because again we were expecting a $20 checkup). For her to come back again and tell me $600 plus dollars to finally end up paying $500 For medication and services. They then failed to give me written or verbal instructions about how to give the dog treatments I don't understand. In fact the only verbal instructions were "obviously don't give him this until 30 min after that while walking out of the office. On top of all this I paid for a separate item for a pet at home that couldn't make it to the vet that day but still needed the item (a cone collar) and it wasn't given to me. I also only saw the doc for like 5 minutes and the vet assist kept commenting on my phone call when trying to discuss paying half a grand out of nowhere. I feel like I wasted my time and was robbed blind. I obviously wasn't robbed literally, but I feel taken advantage of and under helped and like I could've gone to PetSmart and done 5 minutes of research and bought some medicine to get the same quality of help for probably $50-100 instead. Check your receptionist quotes, guide your clients treatments, provide things paid for. Do better.

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I have had 2 golden retrievers and both have received excellent care. Our golden Maggie passed last…read moreyear and received wonderful care until the end. My golden Harley LOVES the staff here. Extremely personable, always willing to work with us and our needs, has helped in multiple emergencies and illness. I cannot recommend this place enough.

I started coming to this vet after I decided to keep a found kitten. Kitten was injured and I had…read moreto get her to an emergency vet right away. She needed stitches to be removed 2 weeks later. Life Care was suggested and I was looking for a new vet, so went to them. Decided to stay with them. Most of the doctors have been great. Most techs have been great. I think it's the ownership and staffing/scheduling; as I've noticed in the year and half or so I've been going, front desk staff changes. I've also not seen one of the techs I remember when I first started going there. They aren't retaining support staff and I can guess why they leave. The appointment/record entry is questionable. Regardless of the reason for the appointment, it has been entered as "wellness exam" 9/10 times. When you go to schedule via the portal- there aren't appropriate choices, or comment sections to add info. When you do think you picked the appropriate choice/wording and later check/look it up - the info has changed to generic "wellness exam". No idea of price until you get there and they suggest how to proceed and have you agree. Except for the very first visit, I'd usually never get out of there without paying at least $150, or in that ball park. I said, AT LEAST. Not "on average", but as in, no less than. Every. Single. Visit. Hundreds of dollars for blood work labs, before anything that requires anesthesia (dental cleaning, etc.) Go in for an issue, suspected injury, illness- whatever- and you drop over a hundred for exam, then more for meds. Then a follow up is scheduled for a week or so out- which again costs you over $100. My most recent visit was the deciding factor for me. They suggested a flea and heartworm preventative for my older cat (at the appointment) and I thought that made sense. I was all ready to get the med, when I asked about it for my other cat at home. The tech said they'd have to see my other cat in office before prescribing it for her too; mind you- that was the kitten, who'd constantly been there (as in, about every month) her first year of life for regular wellness exams and preventatives, etc. Refused to give the med for her without seeing her in office, but didn't explain why what was necessary. BUT wanted to send me home with the med for the cat at the appointment. WHY would I treat one cat with a flea preventative and not the other cat at the same time? What would even be the point? That is what I told the tech, and refused the med. I knew already, and didn't want to accept it... At that point and after all the other money spent there over the period of a year and half and red flags- it was completely clear that this hospital ridiculously over charges. Offers urgent care, but somehow the appointment will be days away- but will still be charged urgent care pricing...One way or another; either by exorbitant pricing for certain services, or by over scheduling/unnecessary exams. I have to go elsewhere.

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