When our kitty became ill, we knew something was wrong - she hadn't been eating well, and wasn't keeping her food down. When we took her to the animal hospital, we learned that she had cancer - lymphoma to be exact. They were very kind and caring as they provided us with all of the options for helping her.

Since she wasn't in any apparent pain, we took her home to be with her family, and she quietly crossed the rainbow bridge one sad night.

A couple of months later, we were lonely and kittiless, and adopted a kitten - who came home with fleas. When we called, they told us to stop right in and pick up the OTC flea drops that they sold - and weighed our dogs without charge (the dogs were fine, but we had to use preventives for them.)

They weighed our kitten and provided him with flea drops too. They were very kind and caring when we explained that Patches was no longer with us. Their facilities are very clean and we have heard nothing but good things about them from other petowners here in the city.

We are proud patrons of Lakewood Animal Hospital, and Teddy, Celine, and Ceaser are grateful for it!