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Avon Lake Animal Clinic

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124 Miller Rd
Avon Lake, OH 44012
(440) 348-2852
Markets: Cleveland, OH Metro


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Avon Lake Animal Clinic is one of the largest veterinary practices in Northeast Ohio, providing full-service care for cats, dogs, exotics, birds, reptiles and pocket pets. In addition to complete veterinary services, including preventive medicine, surgery, internal medicine, cardiology, radiology, endoscopy, ultrasound and dentistry, we also offer boarding, daycare and grooming services. Our hospital features a state-of-the-art in-house laboratory and 24-hour emergency care. Avon Lake Animal Clinic is certified by the American Animal Hospital Association, a designation achieved by a very small percentage of animal hospitals in the country. Aaha is the world's leading association of companion animal practitioners. To maintain Aaha certification, our hospital must pass comprehensive inspections of our facility, medical equipment, records and management.


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  • Biography:
    Dr. John Simpson founded Avon Lake Animal Clinic as a mobile veterinary practice in 1963. Within two years, Dr. Simpson constructed a new home for the hospital on Miller Road. In 1995, Dr. Jim Haddad purchased the hospital and along with current partners, Dr. Frank Krupka, Dr. Julie Letosky and Dr. Jason Lamb, the clinic has grown to include nine veterinarians and 65 support staff members....


Customer Reviews

They killed my cat
Reviewed by They killed my cat on 2010-04-23T13:45:09Z

Over the course of 15 months my cat lost approx. 3 -4 pounds. For a 12 pound cat that is a lot. Every time I took him in they tested thyroid. Every time told me he was borderline and that I should just encourage him to eat. Kept mentioning all kinds of other tests but never ordered them or discussed price. Instead they charged me for worm meds, anitbiotics, numerous blood tests for thyroid, urinalysis...never tested for the kidney problems he was having. The night he was dying I had already spent almost $300 for the same ired treatment, and I had to take him in very late at night. An old more experienced vet told me that he basically had large, tumor filled kidneys and that he should be put down. So they put him down and creamated him and had the nerve to charge me another fortune. If they had properly diagnosed him 15 months ago maybe he would of had a few more years he was only 10 years old.

Pros: Close to home

Cons: Expensive, no experience, unnecessary care

Do your research!!!!
Reviewed by Cameraman on 2010-01-04T18:22:20Z

This is a hard thing to write about a place you trust with a pet you LOVE. My dog fell very ill very quick, and when I called to bring him in, the girl on the phone was more concerned about who refered me so they could thank them than with the care of my dog. When they were able to get him in, they brought us to another room where the vet came to talk to us. She brought in a couple of x-rays and started to explain that he had a very large tumor that would require surgery. She then looked at the computer and told my wife and me that we qualified for a discount since we were a PREFERED customer. Let me remind you that I have never been in this facility before... She then informed us that my dogs condition was stable, and they would operate on him the next day, that he would be fine, and they would contact us before he went in, and that the surgery would cost $2,000.00. I recieved a phone call at 7a.m. to tell me that my dog had died at 4 a.m. that night. The vet that call told me that he had reviewed the x-rays, and lab work and informed me that he probably would not have made it through the surgery. He continued to tell me how much pain my dog was in and how bad he REALLY was. It seems to me that we were lied to about the condition of our dog so they could charge us the $2,000.00 for a surgery that he would not have survived instead of the $780.00 they charged us. All that being said, I was informed that another vet was fired for not bringing in enough surgeries/money. Knowing this makes me sick to see what some people will do for a dollar at the expense of an animals care, and the people that love them. STAY AWAY!!!

Pros: NONE

Cons: EVERYTHING

Beware
Reviewed by MouseMommie on 2008-08-21T10:31:19Z

I have three cats and have taken them to the Avon Lake Animal Clinic. I was very disatisfied with their diagnosis (or lack thereof) of a very unusual disease/condition that one of my cats developed. They pulled teeth unnecessarily (to the tune of $700.00) and failed to diagnose the primary problem with my cat. After receiving RAVE recommendations about The Landings Animal Hospital, I took all of my cats there. Dr. Laura was fabulous! She made the diagosis of my sick cat, and treated him appropriately. He has not had a problem since. She has also seen my other two cats for well-care and I have been very happy with their services. The staff is rude and acts as though they are doing you a favor by seeing your pet. They are expensive, and I believe that they are trying to recoup some of the money that they are spending on their new pet day care facility. I think people are fooled by how nice the building looks. Beware....I have heard of many incidents of animal/patient neglect there...this came from one of their own employees. This is sad.

Pros: Beautiful Facility

Cons: Expensive, poor diagnosis, poor quality care







     
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