Cincinnati Veterinary Surgical & Wellness Center

A dear friend of mine runs a Bulldog rescue, and I’ve personally seen Dr. Meakin successfully treat a wide range of complex cases for Bulldogs of all ages. Because of that, when my primary veterinarian in Wilmington informed me that he does not perform colopexy procedures for rectal prolapse — and instead only offers tissue resection — I began researching alternative options. Since my puppy’s tissue is still healthy, intact, and not infected or necrotic, I was concerned about moving forward with what was described to me as a “dirty” surgery that may not yield the best long-term outcome. After careful consideration, I felt a colopexy would be the safer and more appropriate route, which led me to contact Dr. Meakin’s office remembering he had treated a few of my friends rescues for the same

5/5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Warning: Long post ahead. I am writing this post as a review for Cincinnati Veterinary Surgical and Wellness Center. I hope this review will reach the local community and can help out others that may need vet care for their animal(s). On Friday, November 15, my beagle puppy, Gunner, had a tragic accident following his neutering appointment. He fell from a moving car window after his “brother”, my 8 month old beagle, Bandit, rolled down the car window. (Yes, I have learned my lesson and my dogs will always be restrained in the car, please do the same if you don’t already). Following his accident, I rushed him to an emergency vet and found that he had fractured his femur and surgery was going to cost over $5,000! I could not afford that and was desperate to find a chea

I’ve been coming here for many years and we recently had a scary experience with my cat eating something they shouldn’t had. We tried everything non-invasive that we could but ended up having to do surgery. Dr. Faircloth and Dr. Meakin are very passionate about helping animals and I won’t take mine anywhere else. I was also pleasantly surprised with the cost of the surgery.

I will never take another pet here again! We rushed our puppy here in an emergency because he went into hypoglycemia. We waited about 15 minutes once we checked in. Hypoglycemia is an immediate emergency! Once the vet received his temp, and blood glucose level, he decided to put a sugar solution on his gum and rub it in. He then squirted a tiny amount into his mouth that wasn't opening and he licked some of it. So the vet decided to push half the into syringe his throat which immediately came out of one nostril. I told the vet what was happening and he said it's ok and pushed the other half into throat and it all immediately poured out of both nostrils and I said that it was pouring out of both. He then starts to flailing in his hands because he is drowning and the vet say he is seizing an

This entire staff was compassionate and did everything they could to help my dog. They are patient and listen. I highly recommend them to anyone needing help with their fur baby. Many thanks to everyone there.