Meridian Veterinary Care

This office and staff is top notch. Office visit prices comparable IF NOT BETTER than other local vets. The doctors are excellent. Dr Stamm included me in all steps of my dogs treatment and gave me options. They have in house services not provided at other locations, including shock wave therapy and regenaflex injection. I can’t speak highly enough of them.

posted: 03/07/2026

I’m not usually the type to post reviews—especially not about veterinary clinics—but I feel I have to share this, in honor of my beloved dog who recently passed away. I’ve been bringing Bo to Meridian Veterinary since he was a puppy. The staff had always been friendly, accommodating, and I appreciated their holistic approach to pet care. That trust, however, changed on October 2nd. I brought Bo in because he had lost his appetite and was struggling to breathe. At almost nine years old, Bo was considered a senior for his size. As a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, he was also prone to heart disease. To rule that out, we agreed to do a chest X-ray and several other tests, including those for possible heart failure and pancreatitis. Dr. Tsai initially suspected heart failure and prescribed two heart medications. But the following day, after the radiologist reviewed Bo’s X-rays, we were told it wasn’t heart failure—it was pneumonia. I returned on October 3rd to bring back the unnecessary heart medication, and Bo was prescribed antibiotics instead. Dr. Tsai provided a one-week supply to “see how he’d respond,” explaining that it was difficult to determine whether the infection was viral, bacterial, or fungal. She reassured us that the antibiotics should start working within three days. Despite our efforts—hand-feeding him, monitoring him closely—Bo didn’t improve. By day three, October 6th, he was still lethargic, not eating, and breathing heavily. That afternoon, as I tried to feed him again, he couldn’t stand or breathe properly. We rushed him to the nearest emergency hospital, but he passed away in my arms on the way there. The ER staff attempted to revive him for over fifteen minutes before confirming he was gone. They said his lungs were filled with fluid. Our family is devastated. We’re in the stage of grief where we can’t help but wonder what could have been done differently. In researching similar cases, we learned that many veterinarians hospitalize dogs with pneumonia to provide fluids and oxygen support until improvement. That was never presented to us as an option—just a week of antibiotics and hope that it was your “garden-variety pneumonia,” as Dr. Tsai described it. My wife has reached out to speak with Meridian’s hospital manager, but at the time of writing this, we have yet to hear back. I share this not out of anger, but heartbreak. Please—be your pet’s strongest advocate. We are done with Meridian. We trusted them with Bo’s care, and their conservative approach cost us our beloved dog. We are grieving deeply, and while time may ease the pain, our hearts will always ache for Bo.

posted: 10/15/2025

Today we visited Meridian for the first time. Drogo has been dealing with swelling on his tonsils and lymph nodes. Dr. Stamm was kind, informative, and patient and made a plan for us. My dog is 90lb cane corso and can be quite intimidating. He growled at Dr. Stamm, but she didn't seem bothered or scared, which was nice to see because at the last vet I was taking him in Midtown, the Dr. wouldn't even interact with Drogo. She didn't touch him once, and I could tell she was purposely keeping distance from him, which made me not want to go back. Dr. Stamm was giving treats to Drogo, and he seemed relaxed after a couple of minutes with her. Dr. Stamm seems to have tons of experience. I think I found my new vet. I'll happily do the 30-min drive. The facility is big, beautiful, modern, and welcoming. Drogo loved the big windows.

posted: 08/11/2025

We had a very long and emotional journey with our German Shepherd, Sari, after her back legs suddenly gave out. For months, she was unable to walk. We sought help at VCA, where despite multiple visits, extensive testing, and significant expenses, we were left without answers and only provided pain medication. Recently, we learned about Meridian Veterinary Clinic through family and decided to bring Sari in for an evaluation. In a single visit, the doctors were able to accurately diagnose the underlying issue—an immune-mediated condition affecting her joints. While it is not curable, they immediately put together a treatment plan to manage it. The results were nothing short of incredible. Within one day of starting the prescribed medication at home, Sari began trying to walk. By the second day, she was standing and walking on her own with only minimal assistance. After months of carrying her up and down stairs and helping her with every step, seeing her move again felt like a miracle. The level of care, knowledge, and dedication from the doctors and staff at Meridian Veterinary Clinic is truly outstanding. They took the time to listen, thoroughly assess her condition, and provide a clear path forward. When the doctor told us she would be walking by Monday, we were skeptical—but they were absolutely right. We are beyond grateful for the compassion and expertise shown to our dog. Meridian Veterinary Clinic genuinely cares about animals and their families, and their commitment to finding real solutions is evident. This clinic is worth every penny, and we highly recommend them to anyone seeking exceptional veterinary care.

posted: 02/04/2026

I cannot recommend Meridian Veterinary Care highly enough. As a pet owner, finding a full-service clinic that combines top-tier medical expertise with genuine compassion is rare. From the moment you walk in, the front desk staff is welcoming and organized. The veterinarians take the time to explain every diagnosis and treatment option clearly, never making you feel rushed. Whether it’s a routine check-up, dental work, or more urgent care, I trust them implicitly with my dog’s health. It’s clear the entire team truly loves animals!

posted: 01/12/2026