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    Community Veterinary Clinic

    3.4 (49 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 6:30 pm

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    Cat Care Clinic

    Cat Care Clinic

    (50 reviews)

    Historic Third Ward

    This rating is specifically regarding Dr. Kathryn Christensen. I took my sweet cat to The Cat…read moreDoctor some years go for her regular care, and I was generally happy with the visits and procedures. Unfortunately my cat got cancer and it eventually came time to put her to sleep. Dr. Christiansen came to my house to perform the procedure. She had me hold my cat for her, which was fine, but she couldn't find a vein. Little did I know that her plan B was to stab my cat with the needle directly into her heart, which is what she did! My cat was biting my fingers as hard as she could - it was HORRIBLE and TRAUMATIC for me and my sweet kitty. It was so bad. I've since learned that the technique she used for euthanizing my cat was intra-cardiac euthanasia. It is widely thought of as painful and barbaric. My sweet cat suffered greatly in her last moments and so did I. I have never forgotten that horrible ending - my cat deserved so much better, a goodbye filled with peace and love, not horror. I don't know if Dr. Christiansen practices any more, but if she does, please consider seeing someone else.

    Here's why the Cat Care Clinic is great: clean, specialized to cats so no barking or dog smells,…read morefantastic front-desk staff, and last but most important: Vet Tech Megan is amazing at what she does and Dr. Dolores Shine was friendly, efficient, and answered all the questions I had. Best vet appt experience I've had by far. I'd highly recommend.

    West Milwaukee Veterinary Care

    West Milwaukee Veterinary Care

    (109 reviews)

    I've been to many vets over the years and have had lots of pets, but I've never experienced the…read morekind of care I've received at Saint Paul's. Honestly, I was surprised--being a walk-in clinic, I expected a quick in-and-out experience, maybe something impersonal. But it was the complete opposite. The team at Saint Paul's truly cares--not just about the pets, but about the people who love them. I've had one of my cats undergo surgery there, and more recently, my boy (a dog) had a seizure. I was in complete panic mode, barely holding it together. But even the other customers were kind and supportive, helping me get inside. Once I was in, the staff gave my dog--and me--the time, attention, and compassion we desperately needed. They treated us with nothing but love and care. Even though they don't take appointments and operate on a call-ahead, walk-in basis, they are 100% worth the wait. I highly recommend this vet clinic. The level of care and kindness they offer is truly rare.

    I brought my cat Zane to this clinic for what should have been a standard visit and mentioned a…read moreskin concern. He was prescribed a topical foam medication for a skin. When I got home and applied it, Zane naturally licked it off his fur, which is what any cat would do. Within days he was coughing and gagging severely. I called the after-hours emergency vet and was told that any amount of this foam is toxic to a cat's esophagus and intestines. The ER vet also said I should never have been sent home without a cone for this type of medication. And to call the vet that I originally went to for skin condition during business hours and he also said it's unsafe for animals to digest and how harmful the medication is if licked and the damage it would do to him. I went back to this clinic for a follow-up, I trusted them. I thought they had Zane's best interest at heart. They gave him another exam. In that visit they watched him, and told me he didn't display the same problem for them. I openly told her Zane groom himself after I applied the foam because I didn't know it was harmful. I was honest about what happened from what I knew the day I was prescribed the foam and that a cone was needed for this type of medicine before I left that office. I never put the foam on him again and never planned to. I was advocating for Zane's health. The vet kept sweeping the foam under the rug entirely. She also told me "it wasn't harmful, that he could have licked a whole bowl of it and he would been fine." She downplayed the chemical reaction it causes in animals, even though the ER vet and the second opinion vet both concluded it was a chemical burn on his esophagus. She deflected blame, suggesting hairballs, a Nerf gun pellet, debris on the floor, anything but the medication she prescribed without the Cone as if to imply I was being negligent with the cat at home . My husband, Cliff, could feel swelling in Zane's throat when he held him. the vet took him behind closed doors for the exam and came back telling us he was fine. She then began raising alarming possibilities like kidney failure, renal failure, and liver disease, pushing for expensive X-rays and tests. We later learned from both an emergency vet and a second opinion vet that those procedures were not necessary, and that what Zane actually had was a chemical burn on his esophagus caused by licking the foam medication. Both outside vets confirmed the swelling that Cliff had felt with his own hands, the same swelling this clinic said wasn't there. Then I read the medical records this clinic sent to my new vet. They are inaccurate and misleading. The records claim the vet advised using a cone and that I declined(in the first visit ) which is the opposite of what happened. The records say the vet advised against using the formula without the cone and that I said I would leave and still use it, which I never said. The records include false diagnoses of kidney failure, renal failure, and liver disease, making it look like I was denying necessary care, when the second vet confirmed those procedures were not needed. The records also state "owner loves lilies" after an innocent conversation where I explicitly said I avoid lilies because they are toxic to cats. The flowers in my home were roses. This was twisted to suggest another possible cause of negligence on my part or other alternative possibility of to the gagging . The records sent over contained false information. These records traveled to my new vet before I ever met her. If I hadn't spoken up first, every word I said would have been filtered through a false narrative built by this clinic. I could have been labeled a difficult, noncompliant owner before I opened my mouth, and my cat's care could have been compromised by diagnoses that were never real. They included inaccurate diagnoses, a misleading voice transcript that doesn't match what was actually said, and notes claiming we turned down an e-collar and disagreed with medical advice, which is not true. They also claimed they told us to watch Zane for 10 minutes after applying the foam. That never happened . The records also show that I received care through the Angel Fund, a charity program, I had every intention of paying for my cat's care. They wrote it off so I wouldn't question the visit, because she knew she didn't warn me of the danger of applying the medication without an E-Coller. Or let me know I needed to get him one. I believe that horrible to me that this vet would use a charity program to hide your own mistakes and then document it to make the pet owner look negligence. I believe the free service was offered to cover their own mistakes. I want to be clear about why I'm writing this. Zane is not just a pet to us. He is a family member. When you take a family member to a vet you expect honest summary of your visits and accountability.

    Community Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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