Wadsworth Animal Hospital

We have been driving out of our way to continue getting care for years, and that isn’t changing. Our dog is in her senior years, and we are confident we’ll have her for a long time to come. The staff here takes great care of her and tolerates her shyness and awkwardness very well. Vet techs, veterinarians, surgeons, and front desk staff are all fantastic. Our dog had to have dental surgery, and she was taken great care of. Plus, the work was excellent! I always feel like I have the necessary knowledge to take the best care of our girl every time we visit. Big thanks for Wadsworth Animal Hospital for everything!

It has taken me several months to make this review but I think it’s important. My cat was ill and I was so scared to get her seen because I knew it was going to be something they couldn’t fix. I was late to my appointment, having not come in since the practice had moved. Not only were the office staff kind when I called to let them know, they immediately helped me schedule my appointment later to accommodate. When I was delivered the news that my best friend of over a decade had cancer and would have to be euthanized, the doctor was so kind and so understanding. The entire process was so terribly difficult and painful and the staff and doctor were so supportive and helpful. The doctor even helped me format a conversation to have with my five year old about losing a pet. I cannot imagine go

I’ve been bringing my dog Echo to Wadsworth Animal Hospital for a few years now and have always had a great experience. The staff is friendly, professional, and genuinely cares about the animals they treat. Dr. Graziano is especially wonderful always thorough, patient, and attentive. I never feel rushed, and I know Echo is in good hands every time we come in. They’ve consistently taken great care of him, whether it’s for routine visits or anything more serious. I really appreciate having a vet I can fully trust. Highly recommend!

Last summer I brought my cat, Fawkes (3 years old), in after noticing some weight loss. I suspected it might be related to adjusting to a new puppy, but wanted to be thorough. Bloodwork showed elevated calcium, which led to extensive additional testing and discussion of serious possibilities, including cancer. After spending close to $2,000, no diagnosis was made and he has remained healthy. In hindsight, monitoring would have been sufficient, but at the time I followed the recommendations given. Despite that experience, I later brought my dog in for an appointment to see Dr. Graziano again. We were seen a bit late, which understandably increased his stress after waiting in the lobby. He was nervous but not aggressive. The veterinarian was initially able to pet him and give treats, and he

Now, I'm not one to leave a review, good or bad. But I had to for this place This is the best vet a neighborhood could ask for. It is made primarily of a staff that puts the animal AND the pet parent first. They care about the wellness of your pet, along with the atmosphere and treatment while there. I have a very shy cat, and they have been more than patient and understanding with her needs. They took every step possible to make her comfortable and create an environment of calm. In the terribly corporate and cold world, it is nice to find a business of any kind, let alone a vet, that still offers that caring neighborhood feel. At risk of making it harder to get an appointment, I cannot recommend Dr. Danielle Graziano enough for your kitty. She is kind, helpful, and goes above and beyond t