No personality with the Dr. And my dogs dental bill was ridiculous..I got a second thought at Community Pet Care..and so glad I did. A difference of almost 800.00..Community Pet Care team was so nice..my dog had his dental surgery there..and we will be going back to them. Read Less

I don't recommend this place for any exotics you may have, find another vet for that. I took my bearded dragon in for a general check up, I was getting extremely vague information. Mostly just (nothing out of the ordinary). My questions were mostly dodged and unanswered, so I'm led to believe the older guy responsible for the reptile side of the vet doesn't really have any idea what he is doing. He had my bearded dragon take some metronidazole injection orally, for possible parasites. 4 hours later my bearded dragon regurgitated it, and was left in bad shape for a few days, as that drains them of fluids, which can be very bad, among many other things. I called the next day after what happened and Talked with Myers himself, and he didn't seem concerned at all. he said as long as the metronidazole was down for an hour it was okay, as if my bearded dragon throwing it up wasn't a problem, and generally just avoided answering any concerns I had. "fingers crossed your beardie doesn't die" I won't be coming back, as my lizard has been left in worst condition than when I came in. Maybe they treat the mammals better here, but in terms of reptiles, AVOID this vet. $100 to have my beardie worse off, not what I expected, but at least I know now. Read Less

When I moved to Toledo five years ago, I moved with two elderly cats. I brought them to the Hartman Veterinary Hospital for their annual check up and shots. Dr. Meyer took time and interest in these kitties and had great suggestions for the oldest cat (18 at that time). The 17 year old cat was long hair and I was able to have her groomed while at the vet. She also had issues with seizures and I was pleased that whoever groomed her was careful and there were no seizures. I did not take the cats in for shots because of their ages and they never got outside. Five years later, I have had to send both of these kitties to their next journey. Dr. Meyer was kind and compassionate. First, little Star, at age 23 and six months later, little Nimbus at age 23....very sad...but the staff was kind and helpful at such a difficult time. I do not see us getting another kitty...at least for another year...but if we do, I will not hesitate to take my pet to Hartman Veterinary Hospital. I read the other reviews...and must disagree with the one saying something about someone with an attitude. I did not see this at all...not any of the times I have been there. The staff is helpful, kind and all seem to be there for caring of animals. Read Less

HORRIBLE VET who performs unnecessary and widely discredited declaw surgery on EVERY CAT. Why would anyone do this? Stay far away from this travesty of a vet clinic. Declawing is amputation; it is not merely the removal of the claws. To declaw a cat, the veterinarian cuts off the last knuckles of a cat's paw - cutting through bone, tendons, skin and nerves. In a person, it is equivalent to amputating each finger or toe at the last joint.Declaw surgery can be an extremely painful procedure with associated health risks and complications such as infection.Declaw surgery can produce permanent lameness, pain or arthritis.Declawing is the same mutilating procedure for house cats or big cats. Read Less

EXTREMELY disappointed after finding out they actually recommend de-clawing for cats.  A friend of mine was looking to adopt a kitten on Petfinder and she decided on one from here.  We spent a little while on the phone with a receptionist who explained the kitten would be declawed.My friend was immediately upset - she is actually from Europe, where declawing is not only illegal and punishable by prison but also unheard of there.  The receptionist explained it doesn't hurt them with a laser and that it should be done to make them more adoptable.  We decided just to hang up and adopt through another place that doesn't support such a cruel practice.I hope one day, they watch "the Paw Project" or something because it seemed like a nice place until they backed such a barbaric practice. Read Less

After searching for a new vet for my dog who has a complex illness. I settled on trying out hartman. Mike and the staff are great.He is very through with explaining everything and put my mind at ease. As far as cost goes he let me know what was and was not necessary . I luckly did not feel i was hemroging money which also put my mind at ease. This is my new go to vet. Read Less

first time there with my gecko jax.. and was very welcomed with smiles and felt very secure on there knowledge. front desk was very pleasant and welcoming s well. Thank all of you! i have a happy Gecko. :) Read Less

I have ALWAYS been HAPPY with the Hartman Vet Hospital...they have always taken care of my animals like they were their own! I LOVE the people that work there... Becka, Jean and Carol... they are the sweetieest and most caring people that I have ever met in a Vets office!! They are ALWAYS willing and ready to help me in any way that they can and I always get in to see Dr. Meyers when ever I've needed to and he is VERY knowledgeable and caring about ALL of my animals... birds, cats, dogs, ducks and most recently my special girl Frances the Goose and he's not afraid to ask the advice of other specialty vets for their opinion about your pet too and I REALLY like that about him.. Unfortunately I have had to have our 16yr old cat Nadia put down and Carol was our rock... she IS definitely the animals Guardian ANGEL.. She has nothing but LOVE for them and a lot of LOVE and KINDNESS left for you as well...I WILL ALWAYS APPRECIATE EVERYTHING they have done for my babies and for me through the years.. and I hope for MANY years to come!! THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE FOR US~~~~ Read Less

I am so thankful for Hartman Veterinary. In August 2014 they rescued a kitten who they did not think would survive the night. She had been left in a parking lot with a hole in her neck the size of a grape, and her temperature did not even register on a thermometer. They were able to save her and put her up for adoption once she was fully healthy. I saw their post online and knew I had to have her! She is the happiest, healthy kitten now and I know we owe that to the staff at Hartman Veterinary. Well worth the 1hour drive we make to take her there (from Michigan).Read Less

I recently came from Indiana to adopt one of their animals. The staff was extremely courteous, had the answers to the many questions I asked and were completely open. The care they gave the animal while he was there was top notch and completely documented, all of which they gave me a copy of upon adoption. I would not hesitate to take my animal there for care if distance was not an issue. Read Less

I got my cat Buckeye from there over two years ago, and my girlfriend and I have enjoyed having her with us. They just love to see her again when we bring her in and can't believe how big she is now. The doctor is good but doesn't seem to enjoy Michael Myers jokes. Read Less

I have been going to Hartman (Dr. Meyer's) for about 9 years now. I have adopted pets and had pets nurtured and operated on thru this wonderful place. Valerie & Kenny our Hooded , Patches, Gideon, & Pheobe our cats and the latest is CoCoa our rescued Dwarf Bunny. All my ""4 legged children/pets"" have been taken care of by this wonderful family pet practice, called ""Hartman Vet. Hospital."" You cannot find a better group of caring and professionals in the world of animal care. Reccommend them to the world! Read Less

We have two chow mix dogs that we take to the Hartman Veterinary Clinic and we are very happy. They are very careful in diagnosing problems. We have been going here for years and will continue to do so. Read Less

My pet died during her sergury to be spayed. I do not recommend this place. I did not get the feeling they cared that she died in their hands and offered to have the city pick her up to be placed in a mass barial with other dead pets. Read Less