Lovet Pet Health Care - Madison

I recently brought my Boston Terrier to Love Pet Healthcare-Madison; it is conveniently located near my home. Lovet Madison, a veterinary hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, was originally established in 1984 under the name AZPetVet, which means that by 2025, the hospital will have been in operation for 41 years. Although the name has been updated to Lovet, the hospital has served the Phoenix area for many years. Their motto is "All things veterinary care under one roof." The staff is friendly and welcoming and truly cares about your pet's well-being. I cannot tell you how sensitive they were to my needs and those of my dog, Smoochie. Dr. Taylor and her assistant Kyle were just great, so if you are in need of veterinary care, this is the place.

Unfortunately I’ve only ever had to come to this vet, for the worst days of my life, but I wouldn’t recommend anyone else for it. I’ve lost 2 of my fur babies in the last month. My oldest cat first. The second one hit me the hardest (my first dog and truly my soul doggy). They handle you and your baby with such care and compassion. I can’t recommend them enough. Thank you Lovet Madison, for taking such good care of my boy Zorro and my bubbas Koda. ❤️‍🩹 this time I even received a surprise I didn’t expect, I’m not sure if that was the vets doing or the crematory, but I received Koda’s hair and I can’t thank whomever enough, for giving me back a piece of my boy.

Highly recommend. This office, throughout its many changes, has always been a great place to go. The staff are kind, attentive, efficient, and their hours of operation are convenient for people who work. I've recently discovered that I am an anxious cat guardian, and the staff have been so patiently answering all of my questions, checking in on my cats after visits, and redirecting me to offices that might be able to help me urgently if they're ever unavailable when my cats are in need. The only thing that might matter to prospective patients here is that my cats have never seen the same doctor twice. This has never been a problem for me because it's clear that the doctors are fully aware of the pet's medical history before they enter the exam room. Here's a fun anecdote about how wonderful all of their doctors are: A few years ago, I drove my cats across the country for a summer internship I'd been accepted to. I was concerned about their gabapentin dosage for the trip home, and one of the vets took 30 minutes on the phone with me to help me figure it out, plan for testing the medication with the kitties, and advise on what to be concerned about. Though I was prepared to pay an exam fee for so much of the vet's time, they did not bill me. This office truly cares about my pets. I highly recommend this office if you're looking for a new vet.

I’ve been to many locations. This is by the far the one vet I will recommend people not to visit. Not even 2 weeks after my dog was checked in for an ear infection, he is throwing up, his ear is worse than it’s ever been and I have to take him to an emergency vet. I’ve had this dog for 12 years and have had over 20 ear infection visits to the vet and not once has this ever happened nor has it ever been so expensive and I was lied to by the vet over the phone about pricing for a common procedure I’ve done countless times at other locations. I’ve been to over a dozen vets in the last 12 years. This vet is way overpriced for services that other vets are doing for much lower prices. Medicines, exams, and treatments are more reasonable at other locations. My dog regularly gets ear infections, I goto the vet twice a year. Typically it is $150-250 and he is good for 6 months before needing another treatment. I called ahead to this new vet since I have relocated further from my typical vet offices, they explained the exam is free and the total price should be around $250. Once I arrive all that changes, total price is closer to $400 and they said whoever I spoke with on the phone must have made a mistake. That doesn’t make sense. It’s $250 max anywhere I’ve ever gone, why is it $400 from this vet? I paid it reluctantly and now my dog is requiring an ER visit which costs much more than going to a proper vet clinic that can perform proper testing to resolve a simple ear infection. He can’t even open his darn eyeball because he is in so much pain…. What a terrible clinic.

We went in for a scheduled wellness exam and I showed up 30 minutes early (my fault) but they were so nice and understanding. They even seen us right away so we didn't have to wait. Ty appreciated getting snacks after her vaccines ❤️