I have taken all my pets to Marysville Animal Care Center for the last 25 years. Dr. Sullivan is an excellent and caring veterinarian who keeps up to date on the latest information and technology involving veterinary medicine. He truly loves animals and it shows. He saved the life of one of our collies when she had a collapsed lung. He came the clinic on a Sunday to treat her. He has also given us many good years with pets that had serous illnesses. Not only is Dr. Sullivan a great vet, but his entire staff is wonderful. We had a very tiny dog that needed to spend the day at the vet for a treatment and he hated the cage.So, the kind folks took turns carrying our little dog around with them all day while he was recovering. He liked nothing better than to be held and they knew it. I can't say enough good things about this clinic. They are great people.

I have taken all my animals to Marysville Animal Care Center for over 20 years. Dr. Sullivan is as talented and dedicated a veterinarian as you will find anywhere. He has always gone the extra mile to treat my dogs and cats. The staff are professional and courteous and always get my animals into see the doctor even on short notice when emergencies arise. You could not take your pets to a better animal care center.

I bring my 3 dogs here and have always had wonderful experiences with the staff and doctors. Everyone is accommodating, professional and most of all have taken fabulous care of our pets! When I walk in with my pups and my small child, we are always helped with doors and greeted with smiles. The two doctors I've seen have spent sufficient time with us during our visits and made sure we feel comfortable before we leave. As far as cost goes, I have taken my animals to another vet and have to say that Marysville Animal Hospital is extremely affordable in comparison, with no less quality of service. I've referred 2 other people to MAH and they have both commented on how happy they are with the change. All in all, I highly recommend Marysville Animal Hospital!!

I brought my rescue dog in because he lost pigment in his nose, eye rims and lips and suspected he might have VKH. They recommended we do a biopsy, which was costly, and (we later found out) known to be inconclusive in differentiating between several similar autoimmune diseases (the reason we did the biospy). They then proceeded to put him on 80mg/day of prednisone, dropping it to 40mg/day after 4 weeks. This was a HUGE dose. We informed the vet that our dog was displaying unsuitable side effects from the prednisone (food obsession/aggression, depression, excessive thirst and urination) to which he responded "That's not the prednisone, that's just him adjusting to his new home." ALL of the side effects Cooper displayed are known to be caused by prednisone. We dropped his dose against vet. orders and saw immediate improvement in all areas. We then proceeded with a more holistic approach and saw similar improvements in his DLE with no side effects. They never mentioned a single alternative to prednisone. Cooper later had to be euthanized and we decided to go back to them because even they couldn't screw that up...we were wrong. They attempted the procedure without sedating him first. Drugs used to euthanize are known to cause aggression in animals and the AVMA specifically states that animals known to be aggressive should be sedated prior to administering the drugs for euthanasia. Cooper was being euthanized for aggression and weighed over 100lbs. It took four shots to get him down and another of potassium chloride to stop his heart. I will never forgive them for making his last moments ones of panic and fear instead of loving peace.

We have had the best treatment of my dog and two cats. We have moved to Cincinnati now and sadly haven't found that same friendly service. Additionally, they have provided excellent service to my mother's rescue dog who has been a real challenge. Good work!