By Teri Klein on September 6, 2026 Verified by Google

Excellent place for cat boarding. Staff was very friendly and kind. We received pictures in the morning and evening and they were great about giving him his medication.

By Karen Boris on July 1, 2026 Verified by Google

I just left here completely defeated. I need to get my one year old cat spayed. I paid $70 for them to give her a “full exam” today…which all they did was weigh her and check her heat rate. They initially quoted me at $330 for the spay and then after the “exam” today said it would be over $600. And all the supervisor did was argue with me instead of trying to help me help my cat!!!

By Missy on February 25, 2026 Verified by Google

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this rehabilitation center. I bring both of my dogs here, one for hip dysplasia and the other for arthritis and chiropractic care, and the difference this team has made in their lives is incredible.
My 5‑year‑old, who has hip dysplasia, is usually a total nervous nelly. New places and new people are not his thing. But here? He lights up. He gets excited the moment he sees his rehab specialist and immediately gives her a kiss like she’s his long‑lost best friend. Watching him trust someone that quickly says everything about the level of care and compassion they give.
My 11‑year‑old is a sassy queen who has acted like a puppy her whole life, though she’s slowed down these last couple of years. But when she comes in for her sessions, she gets instant relief. She literally runs circles around the 5‑year‑old afterward and honestly, around everyone else too. She struts around like she owns the place, and the staff just laughs and loves her right back.
The team here is exceptional. They treat my dogs like their own, and the results speak for themselves. I’m so grateful for everything they’ve done to help my pups feel comfortable, mobile, and genuinely happy again. I couldn’t thank them enough.

By Christine Pratt on September 3, 2025 Verified by Google

Perrysburg Animal Hospital — The Clinic That Killed My Dog and Nearly Killed My Puppy

On April 24, 2025, my world shattered when I brought my 8-year-old licensed service dog, Ziba, to Perrysburg Animal Hospital. She had just turned 8 days prior. That morning, I expressed concern about her labored breathing and weakness. I provided a full summary of her history prior to the visit. Ziba was never examined by a veterinarian that day. No one put hands on her. I was told by a technician, not a doctor, that Ziba was “full of hemangiosarcoma” — a devastating diagnosis presented to me with 100% certainty, despite the fact that no biopsy or definitive proof was ever provided.

Because I was told they were absolutely sure she was filled with cancer, I had no reason to ask for specific diagnostics. I was devastated, grieving, and afraid — and they never offered diagnostics. I never even spoke to a veterinarian. I trusted them, and I was led to believe I had no choice but to euthanize my dog right there and then.

A technician — not a doctor — performed the euthanasia in an exam room. This was my licensed service dog, and they didn’t even let a vet speak to me. They let a tech perform the euthanasia on a misdiagnosed, unexamined animal.

I now know that the actual radiology report — which I paid for to be read stat — never said the word cancer. It only mentioned cardiomegaly and possible lung nodules, both of which were listed as suspicious, not definitive. The bloodwork, which I now have copies of, also showed none of the markers typically associated with cancer.

But I am not a veterinarian. I had no way of knowing I was being misled. I trusted the clinic in my most vulnerable moment. I trusted them with my soul dog’s life. And they killed her — without a physical exam, without offering options, and without compassion.

Weeks later, I learned the truth — and I will live with that trauma for the rest of my life.

But it didn’t end there.

On July 10, 2025, I brought in my new 5-month-old puppy, for urgent urinary symptoms. I was charged $75 for an emergency exam, and the doctor never touched her. No exam. No urinalysis. Just a guess and a 10-day round of antibiotics. A month later, she still had symptoms, and I returned begging for proper care. I was refused access to a doctor, even by phone — after paying over $1500 to this clinic for my puppy alone. They nearly failed my puppy the same way they failed Ziba. This is why I started looking into how and why my dog Ziba was euthanized. I lost all trust.

This is a clinic that:
• Killed my service dog based on a technician’s word and false certainty
• Never offered diagnostics because they claimed to be 100% sure it was cancer
• Allowed a technician, not a vet, to euthanize my licensed service dog
• Failed to chart properly, gaslighted me repeatedly, and dismissed my grief
• Charged me for a CT scan on my cat Roman that was never documented (the only refund I ever received)
• Refused to examine my puppy, then nearly under-treated a growing infection
• Banned me as a client after I began asking hard questions and demanding accountability

Even after being shown the evidence, they deny all responsibility, showing no remorse, no accountability, and no interest in improving their care. Their final response was cold, defensive, and deeply disrespectful. They simply refunded one charge and terminated the relationship.

This clinic is dangerous. Their communication is dismissive. Their recordkeeping is incomplete. Their technicians step far outside their scope. And if you challenge them, they will retaliate.

I lost my heart dog because of this clinic. I nearly lost my new puppy. And I will never forgive them for what they’ve done.

Do not take your animals to Perrysburg Animal Hospital. If I can prevent even one person from experiencing what I did, Ziba’s death won’t be in vain.

You blocked me on FB, after I posted this same review there. You clearly know you’re in the wrong and I have voice recordings, copies of emails from you, etc.

By Kristopher Carbone on February 11, 2025 Verified by Google

The vets and staff are absolutely wonderful here! The staff there still remembers my first dog and still talk about him. He passed three years ago. Now our new 10/11 month old puppy got a bowel obstruction that they diagnosed easily and were very kind in breaking news and waited for us to come in and see her prior to surgery. The cost of surgery was reasonable (compared to other friends whom had surgeries on their dogs elsewhere) They gave me the SOAP notes within 10 minutes of my request for our dog insurance claim and have been nothing but amazing with regular checkups and prevention and grooming since we got our puppies!

I am a physician and I wish human healthcare and insurance ran this well. I try to deliver this type of care to all my patients but with lack of time and ability to cultivate a relationship and ability to get what my patients need at a reasonable cost and time it is infuriating. Our dog got better care than we likely do at a transparent cost.

Thank you for caring for our wonderful Kali Perrysburg Animal Hospital!