Paw Print Animal Hospital

Worst experience ever. They won't work with your time restraints and when you make a mistake or forget an appointment they automatically tell you that u cant go back. So frustrating. Never go to them they are the worst. Read Less

I found a tick on my puppy and was concerned about removing it myself.     My usual vet couldn't get me in same day so I called paw prints as they are down the street from me.  They were able to fit me in within 1 hour.     They removed the tick, told me my puppy shouldn't need antibiotics and then decided to waive the fee.    Great place. Read Less

Very courteous very sweet staff!!!  My poor lil chihuahua had been attacked by a big dog and had to go to the emergency vet yesterday. They helped and got him stable so I could take him to a regular vet so I took him here  they talked to my lil guy like he was their own.  They checked him and said he is recovering well and advised me on a couple things and what to watch for.   I will definitely be going back here with the other dogs as well! Read Less

My fiance and I take our three cats to Paw Print, and they just *love* Dr. Bercz (and the sweet and cheerful, Heather!). We have had nothing short of wonderful experiences taking our pets here, and it's really special to find a clinic where pets are not just cared for, but doted on by the entire staff. Dr. Miller is wonderful too, and was incredibly helpful addressing a food issue that we've been having with our Emmie. I would recommend Paw Print to anyone! This is a great veterinary clinic where you can be 100% at peace knowing your pets will receive the very best of care, love, and attention! Read Less

I recently moved back to the area ad this is where my parents used to take our family dog when I was growing up. I was able to make an appointment that fit my schedule, was seen right away and was in and out in an appropriate amount of time. When I ran out of my dogs medication around the holidays, they told me to just come in and get it...and their prices are better than 1800petmeds.com. Pretty legit place...nice staff. I'm happy they are still in business after all these years! Read Less

We had been using this vet for two years, and our most recent experience here has prompted us to find a new vet to work with. We dropped our 13-month boxer mix to get checked by the vet because she had developed lots of bumps on her back that did not seem to be an allergic reaction. When I had taken her for her yearly check-up only a few weeks prior, I had the vet check what looked like acne on her face and chin- when I went to pay I found out he had added $40 worth of medicine without running it by me first. I was unhappy, but the medicine worked on her face so I didn't worry about it much. On this last visit, however, we dropped her off at 8am and had to call that afternoon at 3:30 because we hadn't received any communication about her visit. The woman I spoke with told me she was ready to be picked up, and that the vet needed to ""speak with me directly."" She wouldn't give me any information on my dog's condition, each time telling me that I would need to talk to the vet. I was VERY nervous and assumed that something was wrong (why else wouldn't she be able to say that my dog was fine?). When we arrived to pick her up, she was totally fine. She had a bacterial infection (not uncommon in boxers her age), and we had a bill over $400 waiting for us. This vet had run blood work and cultures- without checking with us first- in order to confirm what he already knew. When I take my car to the mechanic they NEVER do $400 worth of work before checking it with me first. It's not that I would have said no, but I would have liked to have had the opportunity to have the discussion with the vet. The mark-up on the blood work, cultures, and medication was ridiculous. I understand that it is a hard time for many and that doctors need to make a profit, but the mark-up was more than 100% the actual cost of the work. More than just the money, we cannot trust this vet to care for our animals anymore. I feel like it is very reasonable to ask that I be included in the decision-making process and be given options and information. I also think that owners need to be consulted in a low/no-risk situation (other than the bumps, our pup was very healthy so they had plenty of time to call use before sending out for blood and cultures). We will be finding a new vet and I would not recommend this vet to others. If you do choose this vet, I would encourage you to be very clear about being included in the process...otherwise don't be surprised when you don't hear anything from them until they hand you a huge bill. Read Less

They took care of my English springer spaniel great for the 3 years i lived in Cincinnati, then we got a Yorke, and when it got sick with Pancreatitus, they did nothing even after we dropped him off to make sure they would take care of him, all they did was put him on an IV drip, no medicine or anything. We then took him to RED BANK VET and they treated him much better and gave him meds, and saved his life. Sad that I had to change my vet because a lack of concern for my fiancé's dog. Read Less