Weaver Animal Hospital

im sure ill get flack for this since my name is up here and they will know who reviewed. but i just payed threw the nose for a dead pet who this vet didn't even try to help me with. i got a bottle of shampoo and the phrase ""ill figure it out"" there was also blood on the floor that someones dog walked threw. this guy is a joke. do not take anything to this vet. i feel bad for his staff who seemed overworked. this place is scary and not cheep like they would like you to think. im sorry i didnt call the emergency vet. more

I would NEVER return here unless there were NO other option. The vet came in with blood under his thumb fingernail. The shots were NOT uncapped in the room, but came in already exposed. There is NO SINK in the rooms. The entire place was dim and stunk of urine. There are bottles on the shelves that are not fully labled but rather are marked by hand - how do I know what is in them? The staff seemed friendly but WAY overworked. Seemed perplexed when I asked for more information about what was going on with my pet. RED FLAGS ALL OVER! Don't do it. more

This office was absolutely disgusting. There were bugs crawling everywhere! The staff WAS NOT gentle with our brand new puppy. After we told the Dr. that we were only taking our dog in once for a quick check-up because we already had a regular vet, he completely disregarded our puppy and wanted nothing to do with him.\r \r He also took him out of our arms and gave him a shot without distracting him or anything. NEVER take my dog without asking me. He was completely unprofessional and the office was SO dirty. They spent the whole time just trying to sell us anything that they could. \r \r DO NOT take your animal here. more

We've had the opportunity to visit several vets in the Toledo area, but none of them hold a candle to the Dr. and staff at Weaver. They are truly extraordinary! \r \r When we discovered an extremely ill, emaciated feral kitten with an open wound infested with maggots in our yard, we rushed it to Weaver --having never been there before. The caring, professional staff quickly performed a triage and diagnosis on the kitten and began his rigorous treatment. Infested with a warble, maggots, fleas, roundworms and whipworms, suffering from dehydration and a respiratory infection, he was, according to Dr. Knepper a few days later, as close as he could come to dying. We have never witnessed a group of people more dedicated to the health of a pet. \r \r Two days later we picked up a much improved kitten (we named him Champ) and a bagful of medication along with careful instructions on how to continue his care. Although Champ is still on the road to recovery, we have little doubt that without Dr. Kne more