Disregard all reviews prior to April of 2014, this practice has been taken over by Dr Courtney Rebensdorf as a an additional location to her Oaklawn Animal Hospital. I have been taking my two dogs, two cats and snake to Oaklawn Animal Hospital for years and have the highest regard for Dr Rebensdorf and her staff. Both of my dogs are rescues and one in particular was an abuse victim and is extremely nervous, so I am very careful in her care, Dr Rebensdorf takes penty of time with her and is extremely patient as she is not the easiest patient. I have just returned from my first visit to Cranston Animal Hospital and was very happy to see Dr Rebensdorf there along with some new and some familiar familiar faces. Great Vet!!

I can't believe I am seeing 5 star reviews about this place! We brought our 4 month old puppy in for a checkup and we left angry, very upset, and highly disappointed that a place like this stays in business. The tech's that work there are undertrained and give you dangerous and incorrect advice. Example: The woman at the front desk told me to blow into my puppy’s nose because she was barking! She also told this to another patron. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. The tech that came to initially examine our dog was rude and treated our dog like trash. She spoke condescendingly to my wife and I and was neither warm nor loving when handling our puppy. When she clipped her nails, she clipped too far and our dog screamed. She didn’t even try to console the dog, she just kept hacking away. She was not using correct holding techniques and the dog was all over the floor, terrified. Since then, our puppy has been afraid of the vet (our new vet because we would NEVER go back here) and also is terrified of nail clippings. When checking out, the staff at the front desk was unprofessional, disorganized and rude. Please keep your animals away from this place.

Cranston Animal Hospital is great! They are very friendly, knew all the answers to my questions, very patient with me as a new pet owner. They told me to wait on neutering till my pup was at least 6 months, suggested a stool sample as he had previously had a stomach parasite, they clipped his nails and also showed me how to clean his ears and teeth. They have a family feel and really care about me and my puppy. I orignially took my new puppy to a vet in Providence and didnt like them, they were pushing me to neuter my puppy at my next apt when he was only a little over 4 months old... I didn't realize how bad the Prov vet was until I took my pup to Cranston Animal Hospital. I would really reccommend anyone take their pet to the nice local feel of Cranston Animal Hospital

they killed my healthy dog, my best friend!!