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    Milliron Clinic

    4.5 (2 reviews)

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    Kroner Animal Care

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    Took my kittens for a check-up and boosters. Had a perfect experience with Kroner animal care. They…read morewere very accommodating to my hectic schedule. Facility is clean, the staff are great. Dr. Carol Winsley is excellent, she is very knowledgable and patient, took the time to explain things I didn't realize I needed to know and happily answered all of my questions. They went the extra mile. I would highly recommend.

    This was my second not-so-great experience here. The first time I went, nothing was necessarily…read morewrong with the treatment, but the vet seemed less than happy to be there, see my cat or answer my questions. While I wasn't impressed, I thought maybe she was just having a rough day and I can completely understand that. However, this second time I brought my cat in, for a much more serious reason, the vet all but refused to help my cat because of his temperament. I understand that a fractious cat can be extremely dangerous and difficult to handle, but I was desperate for help. From the moment I walked in, the vibe of the place was just ... bad. The vet tech was disinterested to say the least, and when the veterinarian walked in the room, the first thing she said was, "This guy has a track record with us, and doesn't seem [any better] today." I'm not really sure what she was referring to, but yes, he's extremely frightened at the vet and doesn't like being poked and prodded. From the guarded way she walked into the room and her attitude towards me, I knew I was talking to someone who had a wall up, and wasn't willing to help me or my cat. However, I still asked if they could give him an injectable anti-nausea med, as well as an injectable antibiotic, feeling very uncomfortable, at this point, at the thought of letting them even touch my cat to be honest. She gave me the reasons why they couldn't. She also stated that his liver values don't look good, and that if I can't get meds into him, and he won't eat, things aren't going to get better. Given that two vets near the Columbus area who performed much more extensive tests told me that his liver values could be consistent with a treatable infection/inflammation process with a potentially promising prognosis, her statement came across as dismissive and uncaring. Note: I would have gone back to one of these vets on that day, but I was ill, it was the Friday before Labor Day weekend, and it would have been an hour and a half drive. In addition, she said, "What's your end goal here?," to which I replied, "My end goal is to treat his nausea and to get him to eat again." (the antibiotics he had already been given caused some nausea). After that last comment, I determined that they weren't able to help. As I was leaving, the vet said, "Have a great day!"

    Milliron Clinic - vet - Updated October 2026

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