The professionalism, friendliness, and care are unmatched. The most solid vet care team in town. So…read moregrateful for their exemplary service! Thank you to Dr. Mahoney and Sophia for their care for our cat and genuinely awesome energy! We have been bringing our pets to Upper Arlington Vet Hospital since their old building in North Star Ave - probably 15 years. They have cared for 3 pets now and helped us through end-of-life care for two. Dr Adam helped us care for our beloved pup and a hard diagnosis with genuine empathy and compassion. He cared for her through her whole life. Today, we met with a new vet to us, Dr Mahoney, to establish our older cat. Every single thing went perfectly, from online appointment scheduling to checking out. I will always trust UAVH to care for our fur babies!

Doctor and vet tech took a lot of care. The time and care that vet techs and veterinarian took was…read moreexceptional.

My dog Bailey had begun having problems with his hind leg as he got older, and since the fall of…read morelast year. At 13, he had times where he was no longer able to get up and had to be helped. I wasn't able to take him in to a vet as he was unable to get into the car. I was lucky to find Dr. Richardson, of The Traveling Vet in Hilliard, which was close to me. He came and examined Bailey, weighed him, gave him a needed rabies shot and trimmed his nails. All this for a very low cost, I would say. The day came when Bailey fell ill, became dizzy and lost his balance, and then later lost the use of his hind legs. I had to face putting him down, my companion of 14 years. Dr. Richardson was able to come to my home and perform this, and it was very peaceful and humane in how it was done. He was also able to take my Bailey with him for cremation that was done in the city by a reputable company, and Bailey was placed in a beautiful wooden box with his name on a gold plate. I thank Dr. Richardson for his kind and gentle ways, and for his compassion for animals at a difficult time as this was.

From the owner: The Travelling Vet LLC provides mobile, at-home veterinary services including check-ups,…read morevaccinations, physicals, and preventative care in the greater Columbus, OH area.

Our cat was loosing weight and peeing all over the place. We brought him in and they diagnosed him…read morewith hyperthyroidism. After two months of medication, he's gained almost a pound and has only had 1 or two accidents! I think the prices are fair and the facility is decent! I will say that no one says hello when you enter, which can be off-putting... BUT there is usually only one lady answering a phone that never stops ringing, checking people in, filing paperwork and cashing people out. So I get it! A hello would be nice, but having my pets health improve is the main reason I'm there!

This used to be awesome when it was run by the owner. He retired and sold it to a corporation and…read morenow they suck. They totally missed the fact that our adult cat had cancer, sent us home with him after just shrugging their hands and saying he's probably fine. I will never bring another animal here, and neither should you.

I have been going to Fifth & Kenny Animal Hospital for over a year now and I have to say everyone…read moreis just wonderful. I have been in multiple times with my dog and my cat and have had appointments with Dr. Allen and Dr. Custer, both of whom could not be more kind, caring and through. My cat had an issue that scared me and I called right before closing, one of the fantastic techs gave me her personal cell phone number so I could send her a picture. After his surgery the tech offered me her personal number in case I had any problems or needed to reach them after hours since we were going into a holiday weekend. Their care is thorough and pragmatic and I have never felt like they were trying to "upsell" or add on extra procedures. I trust them implicitly with the two most important creatures in the world to me. I truly feel like my pets are their pets and they care for them just the same.

It's always hard to find a good vet but the vets at fifth and Kenny are phenomenal. We take our…read moreHusky mix and cat here - our husky lovesss the staff here and doesn't get any vet anxiety. They care for our animals like their own and show them so much love and care. They're always great with communication and setting expectations and always have great feedback/recommendations. I always suggest them to all my friends looking for a vet!

Great service great recommendations they came out evaluated my dog Duke for head tilt and…read morevestibular disease they handled him great were very nice and gave great advice and were very cost efficient. Love the mobile service they offer. They even recommended some medications that they have on site which is very convenient. I would definitely use them again. Thank you guys soo much!

The Vets came to my house to do check-ups on my cats (20 years old and 5 years old) full well…read moreknowing that they were about to permanently shut down. It felt like I was scammed out of $300 for the exams and then I wasn't able to get the medicine that my super senior should have had before his passing. Very bad business handling.

This place is amazing! They are so friendly and take care of your dog so well. They will lie down…read moreon the ground just to give your puppy pets and make them feel comfortable. Also great for reactive dogs. I've never encountered another animal in the waiting room. If you need a vet, this is the place to go!

Fantastic clinic! I found them on Yelp and needed to take my cat for a check and he also had an…read moreinjury on his tail. He is indoor/outdoor cat so sometimes gets into some clashes when on the prowl. I had a wonderful experience from the first phone call to the follow up text the day after the appointment. Luke was such a good boy and the staff along with the doc were awesome. We got his vaccinations up to date for 3 years (!) and also had him microchipped (takes less than a minute). I fully recommend!

After our three legged, two year old Doodle dislocated her remaining back leg, and we were referred…read moreto Dr. Dyce and his team at OSU for a total hip replacement. Dr. Dyce is an expert in this area, and books out pretty far. However, our situation was dire enough that we were able to get an appointment within weeks of me calling. Dr. Bryce gave our girl a titanium hip, and at her three month follow-up she was cleared for supervised playtime with other dogs! The compassion, communication, expertise and honest opinions of doctors and staff here were greatly appreciated. They gave us hope, and made it possible for our girl to live free of pain and full of life. We will be forever grateful for the pros at OSU!

A Beautiful Facility, a Heartbreaking Day, and 11 Hours of Waiting…read more We brought our sweet boy, Drake, to Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center because he was having breathing issues. We arrived just before 7 a.m. and were registered as an emergency. We were told he needed a heart scan and that it would take a while because they had other appointments and cases to handle. Long story short, we were there for 11 hours. We were the first to arrive and, as it turned out, the last to be seen. Throughout those 11 hours, we received only a couple of updates. Communication was definitely not their strong suit, and that made an already stressful and frightening situation even harder. While we waited, our sweet boy was receiving oxygen and sedation. When you're sitting there worried about your dog, wondering what's happening and whether he's going to be okay, the waiting and lack of communication take an emotional toll. When they finally performed the heart scan, there wasn't much more they could do for Drake. We were faced with the most heartbreaking decision any pet parent can make: letting our boy go. I want to give credit where it's due. Dr. Payton was kind, informative, and compassionate. When it came time to say goodbye to Drake, she treated us with kindness and compassion during one of the worst moments of our lives. For that, I am truly grateful. The facility itself is beautiful and spotless, and most of the staff we encountered were friendly. Those are definite positives. However, my biggest complaint is that we simply did not feel like a priority. We were told other emergencies had come in and that we would have to wait. Excuse me, what? We brought in our dog because he was having breathing issues, and he was registered as an emergency. I understand that emergency hospitals must triage patients, and some situations may be more critical than others. But waiting 11 hours for the necessary heart scan, with so little communication along the way, was incredibly frustrating and difficult to understand. When you bring your beloved pet to an emergency hospital, you expect urgency, communication, and some reassurance that your pet's condition is being monitored and taken seriously. We were left waiting far too long with too little information. Another major frustration I have with emergency veterinary care in general is the enormous financial deposit required up front. When your beloved pet is struggling, the last thing you want is to be worrying about how you're going to pay for treatment. Why aren't there more assistance programs or funding options to help families get their animals the care they need without having to come up with a huge amount of money immediately? I understand that veterinary hospitals have operating costs, but it breaks my heart to think about families who may have to make decisions based on finances when their pets need help. Would I recommend Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center? Yes, in an emergency, I would consider it, and based on my own experiences, I would choose it over MedVet. The facility is impressive, and Dr. Payton showed genuine compassion when we needed it most. That said, the communication and waiting times need serious improvement. An emergency is already frightening enough without spending 11 hours wondering when someone will be able to help your pet. At the end of the day, this review isn't just about a hospital or a long wait. It's about our boy, Drake. He was family, he was loved beyond words, and we did everything we could to help him. We are grateful for the kindness Dr. Payton showed us when it was time to say goodbye, but the experience leading up to that moment left us frustrated and disappointed. Our pets depend on us to advocate for them, and when we bring them to an emergency hospital, we need to feel that someone is advocating for them, too. Rest easy, our sweet Drake. You will always be loved and never forgotten.

German Village vet Hospital is the absolute best! We got a puppy and have been bringing him here…read morefor all of his puppy vaccines. They are so patient with him and are so informative. They are quick to answer our millions of questions and our dog leaves Happy after every visit. They are also super easy to get into in regards to if he's sick. They're very understanding and very thorough. You'd be silly to not bring your pet here if you're in the area!

Do NOT take your pet here. Took my dog who was suffering from constipation and vomiting here and…read morethey didn't do anything but recommend unneeded tests and charge me $1100. He was still sick after being "treated" here. When I reached out to let them know he wasn't doing better they told me to go to someone else and didn't bother helping. Took my dog to a different vet in Gahanna after and they actually addressed his illness and did it at a reasonable price. Would rate 0 stars if I could. Unprofessional all around and put my dog at risk. They are clearly money hungry and their objective is to milk worried pet owners for as much money as possible.

It is never easy to say good-bye to a beloved pet. Lap of Love was so wonderful and caring. They…read morehelped us navigate through the painful process of easing our cat off. During our initial contact while I was sobbing on the phone, they were extraordinarily patient in obtaining our information and setting up the appointment. Our assigned vet, Dr. Nellie, was amazingly gentle and took us step by step through the process. Being able to say good-bye to our beloved cat at home was so much easier on us than having to transport her in her cage to the vet's where she would be in a cold room and we would have to go back to an empty house. We were able to sit in her favorite chair and hold her while she looked out the window. While we waited for the medication to send her off, Dr. Nellie clip tufts of fur and took an impression of her pawprint for us to keep. When our sweet baby was gone, Dr. Nellie brought in a wicker basket covered in blankets and helped us transfer our sweet girl amid the blankets before taking her to be cremated. I can't say enough about this wonderful place. I know they also provide pet hospice services for animals who are terminally ill, but not at the end of life. I highly recommend them.

Mikha was my savior, he was my ESA. He was there when I had no one. He was so alive for me. He…read moreshowed me unconditional love and knew when I needed him most and would come to me. Mikha had just turned 17 two weeks prior. He went into renal failure quickly and I was helpless. We decided that transitioning Mikha at home was the most loving , peaceful thing to do for him. In my arms, in his home with his brother and family. I can't say enough positive about this company. As much as it hurt to let go, and the pain is still raw, they were compassionate caring and treated Mikha with care and Love.

I adopted Riley in September, 2020. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is, I do…read morebelieve that from the time of application submission to hearing from someone, should be shorter. That being said, it's clearly stated on the application that it may take 10 days to hear from a volunteer and that's exactly how long it took for me. Once I did hear back I was then put in touch with the foster mom, who was absolutely wonderful! We communicated on a regular basis. We met at a park, we then scheduled a home visit, and we then adopted the most AMAZING boy! All of that happened over the course of a few weeks, but that's not out of the ordinary at all. I was also told by the foster mom, right up front, there was another family interested in him and going through the process as well. So if they would have won out, that's just life, regardless of how far I was in the process. Most of these dogs come from really bad circumstances, so an exhaustive process to find the perfect home SHOULD be done and they SHOULD be picky. I couldn't be happier!

When I adopted my dog I was so impressed with the lengths they went to before the actual adoption…read more They actually contacted my veterinarian to make sure the dog I used to have was current on all his vaccinations. There was a question about his Simparica Trio so they reached out to me for clarification. Then one of their volunteers came to my house to make sure it passed the dog friendly test. We had a visit with the dog we ended up adopting. It was all very thorough and I couldn't be more pleased with the whole process. They know their foster dog went to a loving home and I felt good knowing they wouldn't adopt out if it wasn't the right fit. This rescue is all volunteers who just want to find good homes for unhoused dogs.