Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital Cleveland

We brought our dog over to have a Ct scan done per our regular vet. They provided us with what they believed the issue was from what our vet had provided them. Several tests were performed and came back with a different conclusion. We are still waiting for some test results so we know what the next steps will be. Everyone who works there is super friendly and took great care of our dog. Would go back again if we needed to.

The entire staff at Metro were so amazing. From the front of house to each doctor I encountered they were all outstanding. I knew my dog was in great hands after meeting with everyone taking care of him. We were in an emergency situation and they put me at ease. They did not push surgery and expensive forms of care, they helped me decide the best course of treatment. So Thankful for them!

This hospital saved my baby's life. I am forever grateful to Dr. Sherer, the critical care team and the receptionists. It takes incredibly special people to work in this field and I can tell you that every single person I interacted with was *truly* exceptional. The amount of compassion and empathy shown to me was unprecedented. I received updates exactly when they told me I would and my take home instructions were thorough and very detailed. Thank you again to everyone for saving my baby's life.

August 2, my son text me and told me that he noticed that Apollo seemed like he wasn’t feeling well & he threw up. Saturday August 3rd we noticed that he didn’t seem to be improving so we took him to Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital around 10pm. On the way to the veterinary hospital, we noticed that he seemed to be progressively worse. he started throwing up violently in the car and shaking. When we made it to the hospital, we told the intake person at the desk what happened…They took Apollo to the back right away. We proceeded to sit there (sleep there) until 4:30 in the morning when I finally lost my cool (After asking almost hourly and them saying the doctor would have an update for us soon,) I asked for my dog back if they weren’t going to give me any updates as to how my dog was doing, we were just take him to another hospital. Finally, they took us back to our room where we waited another hour for his x-rays. They told me that he had swallowed a piece of plastic. His condition was worsening.. by this time.. I’m tired, I’m emotional and I’m angry at the wait, They told me that he was going to need emergency surgery. And that it was going to cost $6k! I couldn’t make payments and that didn’t even include what I had just paid for the x-rays ($575) obviously I know with being a pet owner comes financial responsibilities. I asked them what my options are? They pretty much had no empathy for me and told me that I should’ve thought about that before I got a Frenchie. no bedside manner, no compassion that this is our family member. I left without doing the surgery and decided to look for other options. I took Apollo back to Metro on Monday and basically begged them to help me. He was lifeless. I spoke to Haley who works for Metro. She gave me a list of more affordable options and told me to tell them that we were calling from Metro and most places would try to see what they could do. She told me that she would not take her pet there and that she could not afford services from Metro for her own pet. It felt like I called 1 million places, but I finally reached Porter Pet Hospital! Right off the bat Taylor, who answered the phone told me that no matter what the cost was they would work with me to save Apollo’s life! She told me that all they needed was the x-rays from Metro and they would be able to give me a price on how much they could do Apollo’s surgery for. After calling Metropolitan all day they did not answer.. I left work on Tuesday and went up there and they told me that because it had been more than 24 hours that I had to take another x-ray (Another $575.00) but I was desperate. Apollo had not ate or drink anything since Friday at this point… Because Metropolitan NEVER sent over the x-rays..Apollo started to decline rapidly he needed the surgery and immediately. By this time, it was Tuesday night and Porter could not take him until the morning, but his condition had worsen so much that at the advice of Porter. They said that I should admit him at Metropolitan for the night until they could do the surgery the next morning. I had no choice but to admit him to Metro, I picked him up at 7 AM the next morning. ($1300 for one night) and rushed him to Porter Pet Hospital. From the minute that we walked in the door, they were nothing short of amazing. They put me at ease and let me know that they would do everything to save Apollo. Apollo was in the hospital for three days and the emergency surgery and it didn’t even cost a third of what metropolitan was trying to charge me!! But not only that the entire time he was there the staff at Porter Hospital reached out to me regularly! Sending me text messages and pictures of Apollo and how he was doing… I cannot tell you how thankful I am for Porter Pet Hospital for saving our baby ? I would not recommend Metropolitan veterinary hospital to anyone under any circumstances! We bought stainless steel bowls ‍♀️ I really don’t know what I would do without this boy ?

This place gets it! They fully understand that our pets are like family members (that we like?) and emotions can run high when we bring our furry friends in to be seen. Dr. Brown saw my grand dog Tessa and de-escalated an emotional situation very quickly. Dr. Brown outlined the situation, gave me options and put a plan in motion to take care of Tessa – who is depending on me to do the right thing. I can't say enough good about Dr. Brown – I only wish there were 10 stars instead of just five!!!

What a wonderful experience during a scary eye emergency ! Dr. Mironovich was wonderful and thorough ! She explained everything in great detail and was so very kind ! Thank you for everything ! Peepers is recovering well and thanks the team for being so helpful!

We traveled from out of town and it was well worth the trip to meet Dr. Brown. She was extremely compassionate, thorough, and helpful with the extremely painful and sad cancer diagnosis of my angel baby. Highly recommend her expertise and guidance to owners unfortunately faced with difficult decision-making.

Our vet referred our Samoyed for a corneal ulcer. We had our appointment today and the staff was absolutely amazing! Tori and Nathan welcomed Tika when we arrived. Dr. Mironovich was wonderful and explained what procedures would be done.