This clinic is the epitome of professional veterinary care.
After a week of being a new pet parent, my rescued 3 year old Pit-Bull found herself some chocolate, and we found ourselves at OSU. The staff was very sweet to both me and my dog, and worked quickly to get her back on her feet. The cost was a little higher than I would have liked, but knowing that my new family member was going to be perfectly okay, more than made up for it. We were in and out within a couple of hours.
this stray puppy got smashed by an 18 wheeler in front of my house, shattered her pelvis, it looked so unsurvivable.
This vet provides poor care if your animal is not in critical condition and then tries to rip-you off. I took my cat here last night at 9:30. She looked like she was in pain and was not eating. They checked us in and took our cat, and then we didn't hear anything for another 2.5 hours. They just crated her and left her. When they finally got around to seeing us they told us she had a 1 degree fever, a full bladder, and a slightly irritated eye, and that she needed full blood work, fluids, and an ultrasound before they could tell us anything ($500+ on top of the $150 we had already paid). When we asked them what all of this was for, they said that she could have eaten something like string (she has never eaten something like string; she has lived with us for 4 years), or could have bladder crystals (she had been peeing all day and had shown no sign of having irritation in the genital area so there was no indication that this was a potential cause; she peed again when we finally got home), or she could have cancer (she was fine an hour before we came in, that's some quick cancer...). They paid absolutely no attention to the fact that we told them we were fostering a kitten with a URI and we were concerned she had caught a URI from him even though he was quarantined. They just sort of suggested we didn't really know what was wrong with the kitten (they had diagnosed him a week earlier) and went through the exhaustive list of ailments associated with fever. After they shamed me and my husband we agreed to a blood test, which came back normal. They also magnanimously told us it would be ok if we took our cat back in the morning when the prices were cheaper (after we declined all of the completely illogical care they were trying to sell us - guess they just assumed we were being cheap?). We left at 1:30 in the morning, FOUR HOURS after we brought her in. She was in the back the entire time, and while the vet student told us it was a calm and wonderful place when we were in the exam room, she later let slip that it was a very stressful environment back there. Needless to say we are never taking a pet back here again, unless its critical, and we are taking our cat to her real vet today to get her checked out by someone competent. As a current OSU graduate student, I'm embarrassed that this vet is affiliated with OSU.
the orthopedic surgeons at OSU had her back on her feet moving under her own power in 2 weeks and the bill was less than predicted.
Very kind and caring staff, the vets are amazing. I brought my cat here from Cleveland to receive radiation treatment for cancer. Would highly recommend.
Great college
Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center is a US Veterinary Care based in Columbus, Ohio. Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center is located at 601 Vernon L Tharp St, Columbus, OH 43210, USA.
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