We usually take our Big Love to Rascal Unit in Dublin, but not anymore. We were very pleased with our time at MedVet! They took such good care of our big guy. He is always so terrified at Rascal Unit and we thought it was just the vet in general, but when we took him here, he was the calmest we have EVER seen him with a vet. He was seen for a major ear infection, and they took great care of him. We also saw Dr. Neilsen and loved her!!! Thank you Med Vet!!!

We took our little kitty, Buddy, to MedVet last night when he suddenly lost the use of his back legs. We had no idea what the heck even happened. The staff at MedVet were so kind and compassionate. They took him back immediately when we arrived to try and stabilize him. The Veterinarian, Dr. Quigley (I think was his name), was so patient with us in explaining everything so we could make the best decision for Buddy. Although we lost our dear little Buddy last night, I don't think his last hours here on this earth could have been more dignified and peaceful. My husband and I are extremely grateful for the wonderful care our furry little guy received.

Overall a great place to take your pet when you are in need of some serious medical attention for them. A lot of people complain about it being overpriced but you have to remember this is an emergency hospital for pets and they do have a large staff to pay. It is also a great place to have a workplace affair. Just ask Dr. Stephen Martinez in internal medicine who is currently having one. It appears that this type of behavior is condoned there or at the very least they disregard what the AVMA states under the Principles of Veterinary Medical Ethics in section 1B. One may argue this type of behavior occurs in all or many workplaces but then why establish any codes of conduct of ethics?

My beloved Doberman needed spinal surgery in neck & Med Vet doctors performed the surgery and my boy has been in recovery now. Learning to use his legs again, working with Physical Therapy. Everything has been pretty great with one standout exception, The lights in the pooch recovery room are on 24hour High Beams. This atmosphere in no way helpes to reduce the canine/feline patients anxiety. In fact, it adds Anxiety. There is never any night night time for these patients. My dog always would bark when he thot it was lights out time at home and now he's just Blinded by the lights on HIGH BEAM in recovery which, for my pooch, is creating an anxiety lever that Blue has never experienced before. Its a well known fact that our bodies heal whilst they are sleeping. Would it be to difficult to put a dimmer on the switches or install some track lighting along the floor? Please, Please, put in a dimmer switch at Least to provide the atmosphere that IS conducive to HEALING & Lessons ANXIETY which I am seeing in my dog, and I am observing this in the other patients also. Its hard enough for these patients to be away from their families & wondering what in the world just happened to them. Dimming the lights &playing some classical music at night will go Far to reduce patient anxiety & therefor actually promote Healing. Everything has been great except the constant high beam lights that never go out. So for this reason, I am going to rate you 2 stars. just please Turn out the lights in Recovery & then I am happy to rate you 4 -5 stars. My review is based soly on the lighting issue. Its upsetting & anxiety inducing. Please turn Lights out at night for these already stressed patients. Everyone will thank you. The rest of care is very good. The lights are a BIG issue for this family & my dog.

If you care about your pet please for god sake do not take them here. I a business professional and I know about business ethics and quite frankly I would not be surprised if they have not been sued for Emotional Manipulation. Ill tell you about my dog Achilles long story short he slipped a disk and became paralyzed from the waist down.. When arriving to the hospital they were pushy and told that surgery was needed right away. Its not till I had my best friend show up that a lawyer that they seemed to be less pushy into the immediate surgery..... hmmmmm weird. 2 Days later went into surgery. Came out still not walking. They recommended PT for the dog at a ridiculous price per day. I will have to say after a week they cut down the cost a little. But it was still over 100 bucks a day. So 8 weeks go by still not walking. Comes time to make a decision. I choose to put my baby boy down weds. Monday we give him a great meal. I get cards and then a buddy of mine Doctor David Ryan in chiropractic care gives me a call and wants to try re adjusting him. I agree Tuesday morning and then weds comes and in the morning my dog is chasing his chew toy with all four legs. They had me paying for 8 weeks PT and did not even suggest or attempt to adjust the dog? Then after that nerve they ask for the bill to be paid in full when I was paying on a weekly basis. I wish the company nothing but the worst and hope that some client with more time gets the chance to pursue a lawsuit and take down this business ethical nightmare of a company.