These folks are top notch!!! They took such good care of Big Tex, our rescue dog!!! Affordable as…read morewell, but most important, they care about the animals!!!

So my dog was being treated for Heartworms injection number two and three, they shaved her. So they…read morewould know which side to do the next day. If you're not confident enough to know, left from right and marked out in the chart, are you confident enough to know that you're giving my dog the right shot. So they shaved her and this is a month and a half ago she's gotten sunburn. This seems like abuse besides the price gouging and the lying. I wouldn't take my sweet pet here if my life depended on it.

They've taken care of our dogs for 10 years. I wouldn't have anyone else. The doctors and…read moretechnicians as well as the rest of the staff are amazing.

Friendly, fast service staff was wonderful and love the animals would definitely recommend to…read moreanybody

"A vet for my pet! " without doubt one of the finest professional experiences I have is the care…read moreand attention that I receive from Dr. Megan in dealing with my little dog, Shelby. The kindness and friendliness of the doctor and her staff are exceptional. Highly recommended! As I stated at the beginning: "A VET FOR MY PET!"

I have been going to Heatherdowns Vet Clinic for many years. I have NEVER received bad service…read more They are kind, thoughtful, caring and professional. During the whole pandemic, they came up with an efficient system to see your pets that works, and yet still provides personal service. I highly recommend them!

They are all just amazing! I feel lucky to be able to know they are there for my babies when I…read moreneed them. Always listen and are so kind.

Perrysburg Animal Hospital -- The Clinic That Killed My Dog and Nearly Killed My Puppy…read more On April 24, 2025, my world shattered when I brought my 8-year-old licensed service dog, Ziba, to Perrysburg Animal Hospital. She had just turned 8 days prior. That morning, I expressed concern about her labored breathing and weakness. I provided a full summary of her history prior to the visit. Ziba was never examined by a veterinarian that day. No one put hands on her. I was told by a technician, not a doctor, that Ziba was "full of hemangiosarcoma" -- a devastating diagnosis presented to me with 100% certainty, despite the fact that no biopsy or definitive proof was ever provided. Because I was told they were absolutely sure she was filled with cancer, I had no reason to ask for specific diagnostics. I was devastated, grieving, and afraid -- and they never offered diagnostics. I never even spoke to a veterinarian. I trusted them, and I was led to believe I had no choice but to euthanize my dog right there and then. A technician -- not a doctor -- performed the euthanasia in an exam room. This was my licensed service dog, and they didn't even let a vet speak to me. They let a tech perform the euthanasia on a misdiagnosed, unexamined animal. I now know that the actual radiology report -- which I paid for to be read stat -- never said the word cancer. It only mentioned cardiomegaly and possible lung nodules, both of which were listed as suspicious, not definitive. The bloodwork, which I now have copies of, also showed none of the markers typically associated with cancer. But I am not a veterinarian. I had no way of knowing I was being misled. I trusted the clinic in my most vulnerable moment. I trusted them with my soul dog's life. And they killed her -- without a physical exam, without offering options, and without compassion. Weeks later, I learned the truth -- and I will live with that trauma for the rest of my life. But it didn't end there. On July 10, 2025, I brought in my new 5-month-old puppy, Vela, for urgent urinary symptoms. I was charged $75 for an emergency exam, and the doctor never touched her. No exam. No urinalysis. Just a guess and a 10-day round of antibiotics. A month later, she still had symptoms, and I returned begging for proper care. I was refused access to a doctor, even by phone -- after paying over $1500 to this clinic for my puppy alone. They nearly failed my puppy the same way they failed Ziba. This is why I started looking into how and why my dog Ziba was euthanized. I lost all trust. This is a clinic that: * Killed my service dog based on a technician's word and false certainty * Never offered diagnostics because they claimed to be 100% sure it was cancer * Allowed a technician, not a vet, to euthanize my licensed service dog * Failed to chart properly, gaslighted me repeatedly, and dismissed my grief * Charged me for a CT scan on my cat Roman that was never documented (the only refund I ever received) * Refused to examine my puppy, then nearly under-treated a growing infection * Banned me as a client after I began asking hard questions and demanding accountability Even after being shown the evidence, they deny all responsibility, showing no remorse, no accountability, and no interest in improving their care. Their final response was cold, defensive, and deeply disrespectful. They simply refunded one charge and terminated the relationship. This clinic is dangerous. Their communication is dismissive. Their recordkeeping is incomplete. Their technicians step far outside their scope. And if you challenge them, they will retaliate. I lost my heart dog because of this clinic. I nearly lost my new puppy. And I will never forgive them for what they've done. Do not take your animals to Perrysburg Animal Hospital. If I can prevent even one person from experiencing what I did, Ziba's death won't be in vain.

Dr. Wendy knows what shes doing, thats for sure. She's old school in all of the best ways and she…read morealways shows my pets such care. Couldn't reccomend Village Vet more.

Dr Wendy is AWESOME! She takes great care of my dogs and puppies every time I go in. They're…read morewonderful about fitting us in if we have an emergency.

We have been going Brannons vetinary place for many years.they are very knowledgeable and are very…read morecaring for everyone s pets.they listen to all your concerns and do the best for your pets.my beagle loves going there.he likes the doctors and the vetinary assistants they have.love them and trust them

Extremely disappointed in this office. Made an appointment with a slot that was a cancellation for…read morea possible eye issue in my cat. Unfortunately my doctors appointment ran way over so I had my daughter call and ask if it was okay if I ran about 15 minutes late or if at all possible to reschedule for a different day. She was told that the office was slammed with patients and they only had one Dr. due to one Dr. retiring. I had an appointment, I wasn't trying to schedule one. Well when I got out of my appointment, I called the office and explained my situation and again was told that they were slammed and so forth but she wanted me to know the Dr. feels that an eye issue with my cat is very important and should be addressed soon! I reminded her that I was not trying to cancel just informing I was going to be late. Well she would not see us if I was going to be late and than informed me that her schedule was booked for the next week and I should take my cat to the emergency Clinic because this could be a serious issue. I called the office at 200pm and my appointment was at 220pm and I was asking if we could still be seen if I was 15 minutes late or reschedule and she basically told me go see someone else. Is this showing care for your animals? Or is this the office closes at 530pm and I want the hell out of here on time mentality? Yeah I'll go somewhere else. All 4 of my animals will go somewhere else.

They have a variety of veterinarians here. I have seen them all and like all with the exception of…read moreDr Bolbach. She didn't listen to what I was asking even after I rephrased it several times. She thought she knew the answer to what I was saying so her ears closed and that was it. She was very curt. My favorite vets are Dr. Hyland, Fanning and Jones. The techs are also hit and miss. Some have very poor hygiene and severelylack the people skills to work with the public. You should come to work with clean hair. They are pricey here but they also have the latest technology. I would rather pay a little more for the important stuff than worry my pet isn't getting the best care. In general I would recommend them.

We are new to the area (from NJ) and were searching for an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital. We…read morefound High Point Animal Hospital. We brought our 8 year old Golden Retriever to them for a second opinion on his panting. They were well staffed and the doctor seemed very thorough. The assistant was a bit short though ... perhaps she was having a bad day or she was stressed because they were busy. At the end of the day, they shed no new light on our pet but if you're looking for a new veterinary practice, consider them. We won't be switching from our current practice but nice to know there is a good option in the Toledo area. Ciao.