Miamitown Pet Hospital

Miamitown Pet Hospital is a small-animal veterinary clinic in Cleves, Ohio, located at 5990 OH-128 #1, Cleves, OH 45002. The clinic treats dogs and cats. Emergency or out-of-hours care is not described, and opening hours are not listed.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs and cats
•In-clinic examinations
•Bloodwork and diagnostic testing (mentioned in reviews)
•Management of medical conditions such as diabetes (mentioned in reviews)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Dr. Rosing is mentioned by name in a recent review.

Reviews

Miamitown Pet Hospital has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 719 reviews. Recent comments describe friendly, welcoming staff and veterinarians who explain findings clearly; one review highlights bloodwork leading to a diabetes diagnosis and appreciation for direct communication during a serious illness. A contrasting recent review reports loss of confidence after a perceived misdiagnosis and concerns about medication effects.

Reviews for Miamitown Pet Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 719 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Jaman Rooney

4 days ago

John Cornell

1 week ago

I can only speak from my own perspective, but my confidence in Miamitown Animal Hospital has been lost. Based on my experience, I believe my pet was misdiagnosed and prescribed medication that appeared to do more harm than good. Because of that experience, I chose to seek care from another veterinarian. If you're looking for a vet, I encourage you to research your options, ask questions, and choose the provider you feel you can trust with your pet's care.

A Wright

Great veterinary services. The staff are all very nice and welcoming. They definitely care for my dogs and it shows. Would highly recommend their services

Debbie Thomas

sarah collins

2 weeks ago

I've brought 2 cats here recently. The first one was my baby Nathan, an 11 year old cat who was losing weight rapidly, refusing t eat, etc. I had taken him to VCA since I'd been taking our other cats there and they would not tell me what was wrong with him. They kept pushing that he had IBS, which he clearly didn't. They just didn't want to tell me he was dying. I took him to Dr. Rosing, who did an exam and bloodwork, and gave me an honest answer on what was wrong with him. It was very sad to lose him, but I appreciated an honest vet. Last week I took his brother Nelson in because of issues with the box and going outside it with weight loss. I was worried it was the same thing and VCA had previously diagnosed him with IBS (it seems to be their go to?) and after an exam and blood test, turns out he has diabetes, something fairly easy to treat that explains all of his symptoms. Don't go to corporate vets, got to places like this that actually care about your pets and you! The younger lady vet who saw Nelson was so sweet with him and I really like her!