MetroPet is great. We recently moved to the cities and were looking for a vet. We went with…read moremetropet and are so glad we did. They are clear about pricing, care a ton about all the animals they see, and even gave us advice when a bat entered our house and our cats caught it. 100% recommend

We were from out of town- everyone was so nice and it was so easy keeping my kitten babies up with…read moretheir booster shots and we were even able to get them microchipped. About a month later, one of my guys ended up getting a virus and fever and MetroPet was so kind and expedient in getting us an appointment and hooking him up with a prescription. I will definitely be back whenever we are in the Twin Cities again.

My cat suddenly stopped eating. This place was suggested for low income people needing pet care…read more This place is built to process a large amount of pets in crisis. There is a lot of hurry up and wait. You'll be able to set up a payment plan but you do have to pay two different amounts upfront. To set up the payment plan is $20. I think there is a basic fee of $93 to be seen.

Mission hospital is okay. You don't want to use them if your pet is gravely ill or if you suspect…read moreyour pet could pass if wait is too long. It's great for low income. I would recommend applying for a Carecredit card. I had one dog to die in my arms while waiting to be seen in the exam room. They were the second choice, the second animal hospital I had been that day. That was 7 years ago. The urgent care could be a death sentence. I have 2 animal hospitals on speed dial in case of an emergency. They have been highly reliable. They saved my Dog's life once. The second resulted in having to put my 15 year + Chihuahua down, heart failure. I have one more remaining fur baby. The one that passed wasn't responding to the heart medication quick enough, fluid around the heart. Most urgent cares triage too, but my visits pushed me to the front of the line and I now have Carecredit. It's good to have at least 2 back up urgent care animal hospitals, especially during the holidays. The U of M small animal hospital is one of my backups. It's also good to set aside emergency cash too. These are lessons learned and lived by. Over the last few years I have set aside at least 1000 in case of emergency in addition to having a Carecredit card with a 4 k limit. Good credit helps.

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

This father-son team gets 2 paws up from this family. Our 4…read morelegged fur baby canine, Louie, was lost 2 years ago. After 4 days of searching, I received a call a kind soul had found him. He ended up having been hit, dragged and had hid. Upon picking him up, I drove straight to Skyline. They were helpful, caring and kind while my children and I were scared to death. Louie survived, and required a lot of bandage changing and medical care to heal. The dr. Met us each day over Memorial Day weekend even though the clinic was closed! Never charged an office visit fee for each of those trips and instructed us on caring for Louie! This caring animal lover vet saved us from the services of a weekend full of emergency vet bills. Let's be real here, he saved Louie's life in more ways than one. We own 4 fur baby rescues, and with 3 children I am often falling behind in getting them their shots. Never a judgement, always kindness. Their staff is amazing and we love them! Louie is going strong today, and my youngest daughter's pride and joy. Thanks to Skyline!

Dr. Ryan and the rest of the staff here really do care about your pets! We have been treated with…read moredignity & kindness during normal check-ups & very difficult times. We are thankful for skyline & highly recommend them to others.

Terrible vet! My dog could of had a chance at living! Friday they told me if she got worse over the…read moreweekend bring her to an emergency vet.. otherwise they'll see her Monday for a barium test. Well.. Saturday my baby had to be put to sleep. Now today compassionate care said they recommended to me Friday to bring her in for the barium test. Liars! I would have brought her there right that minute!! And don't trust them reading xrays because they missed seeing a blockage my dog had! I actually brought my dog to the emergency vet Friday night because how the heck was she going to go all weekend the way she was?! Dr Judi and the other dr knew my baby was sick since Monday!! I'm so angry it's unbearable they don't even deserve one star!

"Compassionate" is not the word to describe this place. Judy Funk is arrogant and cold and treated…read moreus like crap. I brought my dog in because we were having issues with his eyes and leg. He is around 15 years old (he's a rescue so we're not 100% sure of his age) with slow-moving cancer and arthritis. Upon greeting Judy, my mother said "hi, Judy!" because she had brought our childhood dogs in to see her for years. She was simply excited to see the woman. Judy responded with, "I didn't go to school for years to be disrespected, it's Dr. Judy." Okay.... "Doctor" judy.... We got down to business looking at doggo's leg. She decided he had an ACL tear that never healed (even though the x-ray images we paid for were unreadable by our normal vet and I now have to pay for another round of them). I'm not sure how she came to this conclusion, as our regular vet stated "An ACL tear is possible, but there is no way to know for sure without an MRI." Also, at no time in the 10 years that I've had him has he sustained any leg injuries, so I have zero clue when it would have happened unless it was before I adopted him. She straight up said to us "If this was my dog, I'd be in tears. I may call the ASPCA." To reiterate: I went in for help because our regular vet was full. Instead of providing help, she threatened to call the ASPCA on me. To do what, exactly? She had seen him two weeks prior for the initial appointment for his eyes and he was walking in what his version of normal is (for a 15 year old dog with cancer and arthritis). She didn't threaten then, so what changed, Judy? How are you going to write in his discharge notes that he is a "very healthy dog" and simultaneously threaten me? We also asked if he was her dog, would she put him through surgery or go the pain management route? I always ask my vets what they'd do, because at his age, I'm unsure if putting him through a serious surgery would be beneficial for him. She responded with "Oh, no, I'm not playing that game." What game!? I was genuinely curious about options, not trying to be combative in any way. The arrogance and disrespect coming from Judy was out of this world. If your pet is in need of help, I'd recommend anywhere but here. Judy is demeaning and will make you feel like a terrible pet parent. I waited to post any of this until I could get him back into his normal vet and a separate specialist just to make sure I wasn't actually doing something terrible. Turns out, I'm not. In her discharge notes, Judy even wrote that he is "otherwise a very healthy dog." Not sure how she has the audacity to write that after threatening to report me, but there you have it. Horrible bedside manner of an old, crotchety, funk.

Busy, but caring staff. Older building. Not sure if they're taking new patients. They always ask…read moreif my pets are registered at the clinic when I call for an appointment.

I have been using Broadway Robbinsdale Animal Hospital for over 10 years and every time I have gone…read morethere Abby and myself have always been treated with respect and kindness even up to the end when Abby passed away. I have a new puppy and they have given me the same kindness. They don't over sell you on things you don't need and they have very good prices. If I have a question I can always call the office and they are always willing to help me out. I would definitely recommend this vet.

The receptionist was friendly and we had a short wait for our dog. We took her to have her back paw…read morelooked at because she wasn't using the left leg. They ran test, drew blood but never diagnosed the infection in her paw issue. They kept asking us what questions and trying to run up suggestions for her and the bill plus allergy medication ran $700. We were frustrated, paid and left. We went to our regular vet who spent extensive time examining her leg and diagnosed it correctly informing us rather than questioning us as the experts.

10/10 would recommend this place. They took wonderful care of my dog after he was sick.read more

I'm always impressed with the care my cat receives from Minnepau. The entire staff is kind and…read moreknowledgeable. I can tell they really care about the work they do. They provide expert advice that doesn't feel pushy. They're happy to provide quotes for services (e.g., dental care) so you can make an informed decision. I first reached out to them in fall 2020, a week after I adopted my cat. He hurt himself, and I hadn't established vet care for him yet. Despite not being a patient at the clinic, Minnepau squeezed in an appointment for him the next day. I was so grateful and impressed. They did a great job adhering to COVID protocols, too. The space itself is welcoming and set up to make the experience as comfortable as possible for your pet. The exam rooms have a homey feel. There's a parking area behind the building, which is very convenient. Knowing I'll have a place to park makes the experience of transporting my cat much less stressful.

I cannot say enough good things about this veterinary clinic. I would trust them with my life (and…read moremy pets' lives!). Every single one of the staff members is so kind and considerate. They all clearly love animals, and work hard to provide the best care possible. I also think they're very affordable compared to other vets, which is shocking given their amazing quality. I expected a much bigger bill, and was pleasantly surprised by the cost of my cat's SURGERY. I've recommended this place to everyone I know that has pets, even if they don't live nearby. I will never go anywhere else. I should also note that when I was initially looking for a vet, I was "researching" by reading Yelp reviews. Minnepau only has a few (although all good) reviews, so it might get overlooked! I don't remember seeing it on the list when I was doing my research. I ended up hearing about Minnepau from Dr Blake (a home vet I also trust very much). Hopefully someone will see this review on Yelp so they know to take their fur babies here. Here's a story about how they went above and beyond for me personally: I have a cat that is quite possibly the most anxious cat on the planet. After her sister's last vet appointment she screamed bloody murder at the smell of us when we returned home, and then hid under my bed for 72 hours, didn't eat, and even peed under there. Then for the remaining WEEK she screamed every time she saw me or her sister. It was a whole ordeal that scared me to death. So when her sister had to go back to the vet this week for surgery, I asked Minnepau if I could bring in the anxious cat too so they wouldn't get separated and smell different, which we think is what caused the freak-out last time. They said of course, and they reserved a private room for us to sit in while they did her sister's procedure. They were so kind and accommodating even though I brought a screaming, anxious cat that wasn't even their patient into their building. We sat here for HOURS and took up their time and caused quite the ruckus, but they were so nice and brought us a litter box and treats and even helped me clean up her cat carrier. They did everything they could to help a pet they weren't even supposed to treat today! I just know my bringing the world's most anxious cat to their office was a nuisance. She peed and pooped in their room, she screamed at everyone she saw and at every noise she heard, but they were kind, generous, and respectful regardless. AND the rooms are so peaceful and calming that my anxious cat decided to venture out and join me on a chair, which I NEVER would have expected. WILD. I attached a picture of the cute exam room and a picture of my anxious cat sitting calmly on a chair. These are the kindest people on the planet. I owe a million apologies and thank yous to them for how well they took care of BOTH of my cats even though they were only treating one. THANK YOU Minnepau. Again, can't recommend enough.