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    Transitions Home Euthanasia

    5.0 (9 reviews)
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    The Village Vets

    The Village Vets

    (288 reviews)

    Wow - I am extremely thankful I brought Opal here after she ate an entire piece of dark chocolate…read morecake. They moved FAST. They were extremely kind and happy to explain everything to me. We were in an out in about 30 minutes total. I also have to note how clean the facility was and how reasonably priced they were especially for being a dedicated emergency vet. If your pet is having an emergency I highly recommend this practice. I would give more than 5 stars if I could.

    This isn't your ordinary review about the care a pet receives at the vet--it's about the care I,…read morethe owner, received during a very stressful emergency. I rushed into The Village Vet after unknowingly giving my dog some blue cheese, which I later found out is toxic to dogs. He became extremely sick, experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, and obvious discomfort, and I wanted to make sure he was okay. When I arrived, I was also in an extreme amount of pain myself. While several people noticed that I wasn't doing well, it was J, the nighttime office personnel, who stepped in to help. She thoughtfully brought me a heating pad to ease the extraordinary pain I was experiencing. That small but incredibly meaningful gesture showed true compassion--not just for my dog, but for me as well. J's kindness, attention to detail, and willingness to step in when I needed it most is something I will never forget. I am deeply grateful for her care that night. The Village Vet may be known for caring for pets, but in my experience, it was J's compassion toward the owner that stood out most. Thank you, J!!!

    Dearborn Animal Hospital

    Dearborn Animal Hospital

    (124 reviews)

    I've been bringing my pets here since 2019. I can't say enough wonderful things about the doctors,…read morestaff and reception. They provide great care at a reasonable cost, they are transparent about services and expenses, and they really care about their clients. I called in the morning, panicked about my 11-year-old cocker spaniel, and they arranged a same-day appointment. I also received an estimate for a follow-up procedure within an hour. I wouldn't take my furbabies anywhere else! They truly care about pets -- and their parents!

    Dearborn has done it again! they not only came to the rescue for my dog Hank a few months back…read more(thank you Dr Celiy) but they also came to the rescue this morning for my Cat Rosemary! she snuck out and got into a cat fight, I called and Dr Asher was such a hero! They had me bring her in for a squeeze in, Dr Asher came out and communicated a clear path of treatment- they took her back and quickly discovered she had puncture wounds, they suggested a simple treatment and bypassed unnecessary testing and we were in and out in less than an hour LITERALLY INCREDIBLE!! I was tearing up in the lobby at how quickly and smoothly Dr. Asher handled things and I'm just So grateful for the gentle staff, shout out to Jeanette for helping us with the appointment and communication with the doctor so we were able to be seen on such short notice, a blessing I do not take lightly ! This place is a real safe place for your pets and I'm just so grateful we found it for our little family :)

    Saint Francis Veterinary Specialists and Emergency

    Saint Francis Veterinary Specialists and Emergency

    (150 reviews)

    On 11/11/25, we brought our dog Latte to the ER for the third time, and once again there was…read moreabsolutely no urgency, compassion, or real medical care. He sat in the back for over 3 1/2 hours with no fluids, no meds, and no update. The tech was nonchalant when I expressed concern, and Dr. Peters brushed everything off--suggesting Latte may have "eaten an acorn or turmeric," completely ignoring his two-year oncology history and the $20K+ of treatment we've done at this hospital. We also learned that day that our amazing oncologist Dr. Mobley was gone -- and it shows. The doctor who replaced her, Dr. Callahan, has shown zero interest in communicating. Every attempt to reach him was met with pushback. How are we expected to keep spending thousands at a hospital where we can't even speak to the specialist responsible for our dog's care? Thank you to Cassandra, the only tech who actually gave Latte fluids and medication, and to Desha, who listened to my concerns. Meanwhile, the office manager never followed up. Then, without my consent, Latte's oncology appointment was canceled. When I called about an estimate later that week, they hung up on me. And this wasn't an isolated issue. Since 11/13, I contacted St. Francis over four different times trying to reach their oncology team and the office manager about Latte's condition, the lack of urgency, and the negligence we experienced during not one but two ER visits. I was dismissed repeatedly. I was told they were "busy and short staffed," placed on hold, and when the call disconnected, they never called back. My inquiries were never passed along to the people in charge. I called again on 12/2, after Latte had passed away, and was told the office manager had been "informed" and would contact me. It is now 12/4. Still nothing. The most heartbreaking part? St. Francis's ER doctor told us Latte was probably just experiencing stomach discomfort from an acorn. In reality, Latte was already in kidney failure. The oncologist who reviewed his bloodwork never told us that -- he only said some values were elevated and recommended a low-fat diet and an internal medicine follow-up. I physically went in the next day and booked that appointment myself because no one at this place was taking initiative. One week later, at Thrive, we were finally told the truth: Latte was in kidney failure. Two days later, he was gone. When Latte fell critically ill, we were so exhausted and traumatized by St. Francis's neglect that we had to rush him to a completely new ER -- VEG. They were the exact opposite of St. Francis: quick, compassionate, responsive, and they let us speak with the doctor before we arrived. As soon as we walked in, they rushed Latte into triage and immediately began treatment. They treated it like an emergency -- something St. Francis has never done. When Latte passed, VEG didn't even charge us for the ER visit. They sent us a card signed by the entire staff with condolences. Dogwood contacted us with kind words. Dr. Clark, an oncologist from Dogwood, personally called and spoke to us in detail for 30 minutes about Latte and offered sincere condolences. Meanwhile... St. Francis Oncology has not reached out at all. I even called them to inform them Latte had passed when I canceled his internal medicine appointment -- and still, nothing. After $20,000+ in oncology visits, surgeries, chemo, and thousands more in ER visits, they couldn't even make one phone call. All of the people who ever cared have left, and now I understand why. We've brought three dogs to St. Francis since 2022. We have lost two under their care, partially due to negligence. We will never subject our last dog or any future pets to their unprofessional, unethical, profit-driven system again. Please, I am warning you: DO NOT take your pet here. Nothing is an emergency to them. Their turnover is alarming. Their empathy is gone. Their priorities are money, not your pet. Your pets deserve better. Blue Pearl, VEG, Dogwood -- literally anywhere else but St. Francis.

    After 16 wonderful years, the health of our dog , Jett started to decline. It got to the point…read morewhere he could no longer get up on his own. Seeing him like this was completely devastating. I brought him in to the emergency room for an examination and the doctor said that it was very unlikely that his health would improve. I was heartbroken and a complete mess. The staff was very kind to me. After deciding on euthanization, a staff member discussed the different options of cremation. I decided on a private cremation. I decided to stay with Jett while he was euthanized. The process was surprisingly peaceful. The room they placed us in was clean and calming. I was able to stay as long as I needed to. About 2 weeks later, they called to let me know that Jett's urn was ready for pickup. In addition to a beautiful urn, I also received a paw print and certificate of cremation. They even included a pamphlet on dealing with grief. Jett brought my family so much joy over the past 16 years and I'll miss him dearly. I am truly grateful for the staff at St. Vincent for showing genuine concern during my grief and assisting Jett with passing away peacefully.

    Transitions Home Euthanasia - petcremation - Updated May 2026

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