Wayne Mercy Animal Hospital

They are the best ! My dog caught lepto and they saved her life ! He started treating her before the blood came back . He already knew ! The vet technicians are the best Danielle and Allie treated is like family ! Thank you guys for all you did for her !

The only reason I went to this animal hospital was because the other vet quoted me $8,000 for a surgery to remove chicken bones from my dog’s stomach, this place quoted me $1,200 and could get me in the same day I called. I’ve had really terrible vet experiences, and I spent a lot of money with my dog trying to get him diagnosed for over 6 months with an issue (which was apparently chicken bones) but this was the worst experience yet. This vet shouldn’t be licensed or be allowed to have a practice as a vet at all. After my dog’s surgery (and I mean literally right after) they called me to come pick my dog up. When I got to the hospital my dog was still covered in blood, laying on the floor on a doggy pee pad, completely unconscious. When I asked why they weren’t waiting for him to wake up from anesthesia for me to take him they said “we can’t keep him, we’re closing soon.” The place didn’t close for another hour, but I picked up my dog and put him in my car and left (nobody helped me transport him). My dog was not hooked up to anything when I got there, nothing to keep him breathing, no IV, nothing. This vet cut open my dog and sent me home with no pain meds for him, when asked they refused and said that he wouldn’t need them. My dog woke up on the car ride back to my apartment, and in less than 30 minutes after being home my dog started to scream and cry in pain, then started shivering and shaking uncontrollably, until he’d become unconscious again, proceed to wake up, and scream again. I called the vet who gave him the surgery because like I said, they didn’t actually close for another hour. On the other side of the phone you can very clearly hear my dog screaming in pain, and then it suddenly stop just to start again, when I explained what was happening they simply told me “he’ll be fine, if he has problems tomorrow call us”. I ended up calling my aunt who was a vet tech and after covering him with blankets, putting him on a heating pad, and stuffing two hair dryers under the blankets with him, my dog was still screaming and uncontrollably shivering and shaking. My aunt told me to take his temperature and when I read it back to her she told me that she wasn’t sure how my dog was even still alive because of how low his temperature was. While all of this was happening I was on another phone trying to get literally any emergency animal vet I could find but it was during covid and no one was accepting new patients, even if your pet was on the verge of death. I drove my dog over 45 minutes away to an animal hospital that said they would take him, driving almost 100 down the highway with my heat blasting, him wrapped in about five blankets in the middle of summer, and he still was going unconscious. The emergency vet we took him to told us the vet had absolutely butchered my dog’s surgery and made way too big of an incision, it was dangerous not to clean him up afterwards, and if they would have kept my dog for at least about five hours after he’d had his surgery that none of it would’ve happened because they could’ve helped him. He ended up getting pain meds, a warm IV put in, a heating pad, and got immediately triaged the second we got to the new vet because when we arrived he had gone unconscious again. The picture taken was weeks after my dogs surgery, you can tell by his hair having grown back in, he’d been cleaned by then but it’s to show how big of an incision they made. This vet almost killed my dog, and when I emailed them they had nothing to say back, no apology, nothing, because they don’t care. This vet doesn’t love animals, if he did he wouldn’t be doing what he is. This vet is completely unqualified to be doing what they’re doing and if my aunt hadn’t been a vet tech and that one far out emergency vet hadn’t been accepting anyone who needed help, my dog would’ve died that night. When the vet who did his surgery called me back the next day to checkup I told him what had happened and he told me “you should have waited, he would’ve been fine.” to my dog literally having almost died. Edit: photo proof

I took my dog here for her euthanasia and it was traumatic going here. First of all super expensive I couldn’t even get my dogs ashes because one the euthanasia was over like $300 dollars and the ashes alone were $500. Also my poor dog had to have the thermometer because they didn’t know it was an appointment to put her down.That’s not even all the problems here. I went to pay so I could leave after she’s gone and I made sure they knew of that. So I went to go in the room to have them put her down then I saw the guy walk out and he had already put her to sleep. I didn’t even get to be with her for her last breath. She was my first dog and my childhood dog. I really hope they can change the professionalism of this place because the prices are outrageous for the way they do things around here.

I have an 11 yr old large dog. He needed his nails cut really bad. The vet assistant ladies and the doctor were so very kind and patient. He has to be sedated, since he will not let you touch his feet. The staff even let me use. a brush to brush him while we waited for him to wake up. I highly recommend this office, they are compassionate and caring.

This vet is wonderful. Entire staff is so kind. They may be a smaller practice, but they have gone above and beyond to accommodate me and my schedule. They have taken care of my kitty and my Frenchie. I will continue to support them as they have helped take care of my babies. They make the process much smoother and have fair fees/pricing. Highly recommend!!!