Cloverdale Animal Hospital

Dr. Ohm did an amazing job taking care of our rescue Australian Shepherd when she needed to be spayed. He was very thoughtful, very caring, and generously gave us extra medicine in case she needed it. The procedure was also very reasonably priced.

posted: 10/24/2024

I went to this clinic based on a friend's referral . I've only been for routine vaccinations and for on going medication but the experience with the admin staff and Dr Ohm has been very pleasant. I see many mentions that Dr Ohm puts pets before money and while I haven't needed anything done requiring large expenditure I can certainly say I've felt that way and very pleased. I hope to keep this clinic for a long time to come yet also hope I don't have to go there often if you know what I mean. If you're looking for a small business vet ... I think this place sits up there for personable interactions with a vet and staff who care.

posted: 09/18/2024

Dr Ohm is the most kind and gentle vet we have ever met. The staff is absolutely fantastic and the service is unmatched. Thank you from all our pets for doing such a great job.

posted: 07/04/2024

I took my puppy to this clinic last week due to a sudden, significant head tilt - possibly indicating an ear infection or a developing neurological issue. Although I arrived as a walk-in, the vet was able to see us quickly, which I appreciated. However, the examination itself was concerning. The vet started by saying, "Oh no, that’s too far," referring to how tilted my puppy’s head was, which wasn’t reassuring. The only diagnostics performed were a temperature reading and an ear swab to check for signs or smell of infection; the swab was clean and didn’t have an odour. He did not check my puppy’s eyes, examine inside his ears with an otoscope, or detect his heart murmur. Without much explanation, the vet administered two injections. We were sent home with two medications, one of which I wasn’t told the name of. Later, I discovered it was prednisone, which can cause increased hunger, thirst, and urination in dogs - information I wish I’d known beforehand. The following day, I called with an update, and during that call, the vet mentioned he had spoken to a friend who recommended an x-ray if my puppy didn’t improve. This was frustrating, as I felt a full exam had not yet been completed. I took my puppy to another vet, who immediately discovered a perforated eardrum - a detail that could have been detected with a more thorough examination. I am very disappointed with the lack of thoroughness and communication in the care we received and, unfortunately, will not be returning.

posted: 11/14/2024

We love this hospital my parents have taken our family dog here who recently passed away. The vet we see takes care of all our kitty cats too we have two and my parents have one.. I am so thankful for the care and fairness all around to the fur patients. I miss our family dog so much. Thank you Cloverdale animal hospital ❤️

posted: 07/21/2023