We have had them for more than 20 years. There is no vets,…read moreDr. Lee and Dr. Ann more caring or knowledgeable than these two! My two boys are grown and still take their pets to them. Definitely the best in Columbus area!

I have had numerous vets over the years but none compare with these folks. And I mean in every way…read more I no longer live in Ohio and not having them to care for my dogs has been one of my greatest regrets.

Staff and owner responded quickly to my request for my dog. They went above and beyond to make a…read moresituation better for us. Our family 1000% appreciated the efforts and have strengthened our loyalty to their business. Thank you for great customer service.

Horrible service! Website is under construction and when left message for grooming appointment they…read moreoffered 8am-2pm M-F only. Asked for a later time and no reply. Never got to the actual grooming part but if it is anything like their replies - it leaves nothing to be said. Wouldn't trust them with my pet!

I cannot say enough good about this place. Between the hospitable boarding, to the vet services,…read moreand the absolute genuine care for the well being of our pets, they can do no wrong. I want to give a shout out especially to Dr. Maimone, who is the primary caregiver for our beloved Lab "Dixie" aka "Dixiecup". A little history, Dixie is an American Black Lab who turned 9 this past summer. She is a 9 year old puppy! She's got a spice for life and having fun like no other dog I've ever owned, and she is absolutely the sweetest dog you could ever meet. In October 2022 she got dealt a raw hand, and she was diagnosed with grade two, Subcutaneous MAST Cell Tumor Disease (which is an aggressive form of doggie cancer). Dr. Maimone was the one who performed the surgery to remove some tumors that showed up and had them tested. Dixie had an incision that was about 20 inches long due to multiple tumors being found and removed. Our options were limited, we could do chemo or radiation at the tune of $35-45,000. With no guarantee of success. So we made the decision to keep Dixie as comfortable as possible with palliative care, and once it started to affect her quality of life then we would have to make that dreaded choice to let her go. Dixie was given a prognosis of 3-6 months life span with this disease. We were absolutely heartbroken. Dr. Maimone explained that the MAST Cell is a histamine releasing cell, and that Dixies body was over reacting to said histamine, which was causing the tumors to form. She recommended that we try a benedryl and steroid regimin to try and counteract the histamines being released. We agreed to this treatment to try and give Dixie the comfort she deserved, and to be able to enjoy the time she had left with us. At three months we went in for a checkup and Dr. Maimone said she was pleased with Dixies condition. 6 months came, and Dr. Maimone said she was no longer seeing any progression of the cancer. Then at 9 months, Dr. Maimone said "I think her cancer is in remission". At 1 year, Dr Maimone did another checkup with complete blood work etc, and told that Dixie now had a clean bill of health, and that there werr no signs of her cancer whatsoever! Today, at 15 months, Dixie was out back chasing squirrels and playing with her ball like nothing was ever wrong with her. I cannot thank Dr. Maimone enough for her care and love of animals, especially Dixie. By her hunch on the treatment plan, she has truly given Dixie a miracle. And we are truly thankful and humbled by her genuine care. Thank you again Dr. Maimone! Because of you, Dixie bear the odds and KICKED CANCERS ASS! We are forever in your debt.

I've used this vet for different times of my life with different animals as sometimes I lived…read morefurther away. Whenever I moved back to the area, I always returned to this practice. Dr. Hurst is amazing in the care she provides and follow-up services. When my geriatric pup had to be euthanized due to spleen failure, she was so empathetic and sympathetic. She provided a book I could borrow to share a beautiful story with my younger son that helped him with the tragic loss. More recently, I had rescued a dog from the county shelter that tested positive for intestinal worms. Dr. Hurst was fantastic as she provided the necessary care and continued follow-up until the dog was "free and clear". She even called after each testing herself (unfortunately the first round didn't clear him up) to discuss directly with me. She also made suggestions on items like probiotics and other helpful things I often keep large-xlarge dogs and knowing Dr. Hurst has equine experience, also gives additional help with the bigger pups and the varying care they need vs the smaller dogs. I had a cat years ago and received equally wonderful care. The staff is also super nice and always helpful. I often suggest this vet to those in my area looking for a vet for their pets. Great practice. The sister practice is also wonderful and it's really nice knowing you have a vet on call always between the two for emergencies.

I have a 1 year old Bernedoodle. I picked him up when he was about 5.5 months old and went home to…read moreCalifornia for the holidays. I had scheduled a mobile grooming service and I had given the groomer instructions which he completely disregarded and I was so upset when I saw my dog. I have not let anyone groom him ever since. I usually do it myself, although I have no professional training but it's better than what I paid for. I received a notification for a discounted grooming with a new groomer, Ruben. I decided to come, we met and dropped off Charlie. I showed him exactly what I didn't want and he took the time to get Charlie properly groomed. I'm so happy that I will make sure and feel confident to bring Charlie back. Highly recommend

I had my good cavapoo dog groomed today. She gets groomed every 6 to 8 weeks and I had started…read moreusing Mutts & Co since we moved recently.. Today I had a differentGroomer there,Ruben, who charged an extra $30 saying she was matted. I have never had a Groomer say that or add any additional fees to the already hundred dollar expense. He didn't disclose this prior to her grooming, and.when I picked her up he had added the additional charge. I would not go to that Groomer again. They just add extra expenses. A Hundred dollars is enough to pay to have your dog groomed every 6 to 8 weeks. In addition, if there was a problem with her matting, it should've been addressed prior to my arrival and it should've been agreed upon as an additional fee.

Great quick service and knowledgeable staff. They will help with all your dog containment needs.read more

Excellent service. Friendly and responsive. Very easy to get ahold of them to troubleshoot, even…read moreafter many years after install...

Bathed our rough coated collie there. 3 types of shampoo plus a conditioner spray. Spray is…read moreadjustable for strength. Smaller dogs might find it strong. Friendly staff. Facilities were clean. Dryer has 3/4 nossles which allow different usages.

I have taken my Pomeranian here for 6 months for grooming. He had scattered matting so I was…read moreadvised to get him several mini spaw treatments with dematting each time until hes fully dematted then a full groom and cut. We waited for 6 long months for this full groom and cut to happen which was $90+ my family was mortified when he came home. The groomer tending to his dematting sessions was really nice & patient however, I made sure if she is really good with cuts. I went back to the store to discuss the end result with the manager Brie, she says she'll see what she can do. 2 weeks came by never heard back. So I followed up. She says the owner doesn't do refunds or the option was to get another cut from a different store! Unbelievably disappointing and will never ever come back here.

Dr. Kaser and his team at the Delaware Animal Clinic are the best in town. I first went to them for…read moremy mini-lop rabbit, Leopold. Many vets do not take rabbits because they are outside the realm of 'normal' animals and considered 'exotic.' The team saw Leopold regularly for check-ups, nail clippings (it's tough to clip a bunny's nails--I don't recommend trying it on your own unless you want battle wounds your first go at it!), and they performed the surgery to neuter him. They were professional every step of the way. Further into Leopold's life he developed a common disease in rabbits called Osteomyelitis. It's basically a bone-eating bacteria that then causes calcification and much pain for bunny. When I first noticed that Leopold wasn't using one paw and it was swollen Dr. Kaser told me that it could simply be an infection or it could be Osteomyelitis, kind of a best-case v. worst-case scenario. I was given the choice of course of treatment, so feeling optimistic I went with best-case scenario and we gave Leopold some antibiotics to see if any change would be made in the size of the swollen area. Weeks later the swelling was still there and bunny was wincing in pain (this is rare in rabbits since they are prey animals and rarely show fear or pain). Dr. Kaser gave more options and I chose to have Leopold x-rayed to see what the swelling was. It showed as a thick mass on the x-ray, so my fear was confirmed that it was the disease and it was much worse than Dr. Kaser and I both had hoped. We discussed further options, he let me have whatever time I needed, and I came to the decision that it was best for Leopold to be put down. The staff were respectful (even though I was a complete mess... I'm talking sobbing in the waiting room mess) and Leopold left this world with dignity and free from pain. I share all this because it truly was a horribly emotional situation, but all along the way I was educated to my options and I was the one making the decisions. If I wanted to try and treat Leopold's symptoms until his body naturally gave out, I could have. I adopted a kitty shortly after Leopold left us and Dr. Kaser now sees her. We go back and visit under much happier circumstances and I have faith she will stay a healthy kitty under Dr. Kaser's care.

I need to be middle-of-the-road for the stars as Conner and Becky, two of the techs I am familiar…read morewith, are commendable in their duties. Dr. Kaser, however, will only do exactly what he wants, and he let it be known that he "does not want to be a third wheel in the care of Harry", my 13 yo Pomeranian. I chose this practice blindly since I was moving almost next door to them, up from Worthington OH to Delaware OH. One of my first questions to him was to ascertain if he was willing to be our primary vet when Harry's care came under a cardiologist at OSU. All cardiologists will diagnose and determine the medicines necessary, blood tests, etc. that are to be turned over to the primary vet for carrying out the orders from the cardiologist. This is common practice. Dr. Kaser is not interested in being a part of a team effort to keep my dog alive and has said he does not want to be a part of anything to harm my dog. Well, withholding critical tests and refusing to prescribe per the cardiologists requests, in my opinion, is harming my dog as long as I choose to stay, which I will no longer darken his door. Harry, a 13 yo Pomeranian, has been to OSU Cardiology/ER twice since July and COVE ER 5 times and each time came back with progressive heart issues that require targeted medication and blood work. Now I am stuck here in mid winter with no place to go since the places I've called are not taking new patients right now. So COVE generously will take Harry in for his required blood work to determine if he is taking the medicine at a safe level, and when weather breaks I will have to drive almost 20 miles to his old vet in Worthington - The Vet Clinic - who have stepped up for Harry's care on numerous occasions when Dr. Taser would not intervene on Harry's behalf. If you do not ever think you will require a specialist for your beloved pet, then this would be the place to go - as I said, Conner and Becky are superb techs and Harry loves them. But if you someday think you will require a Team, go elsewhere, as there is no "I" in TEAM.

Diagnosis was sound and treatment is working. Very close to home. Front desk is nice depending on…read morewho you get pricey.

We took our dog there on Friday and it was not a good experience at all. They took him back for a…read moretriage check and then brought him back out to us to wait to see the doctor. 4-5 hours later, I had to ask if anyone was going to see him. Mind you, he has been getting chemo there and they stated when we checked in, that they would call his oncologist. They did not do this until hour 5 or so. The triage. It's was rude and didn't seem to care. I tried to tell her about the lump nodes not growing and her response, oh was oh trust me, they are still there. I know that. She didn't have to say it in such a rude way. 6 hours later, we leave. We have been up with him all night worried sick. The lack of empathy was absolutely horrible. It was like we were just a bother to them. It was busy yesterday and there were emergency situations and I was asked to feel bad for them because it is rough in them. They didn't care about us at all. Trust me, I know it is rough and I feel bad but yesterday was absolutely awful the way we were treated

Luna had a bath at this location and trim around the face. She came out so cute! The staff is…read morealways welcoming and do a great job!

I had such a great experience at this location! Cameryn the lady I met with was so welcoming and…read moregentle with my little pup!