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Monday: Open 24 hoursTuesday: Open 24 hoursWednesday: Open 24 hoursThursday: Open 24 hoursFriday: Open 24 hoursSaturday: Open 24 hoursSunday: Open 24 hours
Ratings
Google: 4/5
Nextdoor: 14 ❤️
Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital Cleveland
734 Alpha Dr, Highland Heights
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Are they expensive? Yep. This is a 24hr emergency hospital. They are always expensive. Do I feel that they were knowledgeable, compassionate and thorough? Yep. Would I return for emergency services? Yep In one month's time, I took my 2 cats here four times. Both had to be euthanized in 2 days for 2 different things. Needless to say, it was probably the worst 2 days of my life. Dr Spanski cared for them on all but 1 occasion. Although I was having a breakdown, Dr Spanski was very patient and compassionate. She clearly felt bad and really cared for my pets. She didn't sugarcoat what was going on and I appreciated that. The clinic assistant was also very kind (with the purple...read full review
I highly recommend this facility. I had to take my 12 year old cat, Buddy, to the ER at 5:30am. He was vomiting blood and phlegm and his back legs were paralyzed. He was howling in severe pain. The moment we arrived, the desk attendant, Michael, met us at the door and helped place Buddy on a gurney. He paged for medical attention and immediately 3 or 4 people were there to help. They took Buddy to the back while Michael started taking our information. He was very caring and showed great empathy while at the same time being thorough, efficient and explaining the process. He took us to an exam room to wait for the doctor, Dr. Katie Kelley. It wasn't long before Dr. Kelley...read full review
I highly recommend the Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital. I took my bearded dragon Ruby there with a severe cloacal prolapse after egglaying. I really expected them to tell me she'd have to be put down, but Dr. Taylor Lashlee and her exotics team were able to get the prolapse back into the abdominal cavity. Just took Ruby there for removal of the sutures today and she is now back home and doing well. They literally saved Ruby's life and I am grateful! And for those of you with furbabies, I can report that my brother took his family's Sheepapoo, Daisy, there for ER care and also had a positive experience and a good outcome. Thank you, Metropolitan Animal Hospital, and thank...read full review