Crysler and AniMed Hospitals

My chameleon sees Dr. Jay Schweizer, one of the exotic vets at the clinic, since 2013. Dr. Schweizer isn’t there every day, I believe he is typically on site Mondays, Wednesdays, and maybe Fridays. We’ve been in for a temporal gland (mouth) infection and a URI, plus numerous fecal parasite counts. I’ve been very happy with their services. Dr. Schweizer is very gentle with my cham and very patient with my questions. Fecal checks are very reasonably priced. There aren’t too many vets, even those that specialize in exotics or reptiles, that have any experience with chameleons.

We had to put our baby girl down and they were so nice and caring. They made sure she was comfortable and made sure she was pain free. They were so compassionate with us. I would recommend them to anyone!!!

I use this place for the foster cats we receive. Bell, the latest, has been the latest problem. Vomiting and lethargic cat was taken in. Dr. Bellinger requested we take her to another Hospital after they stabilized her. Of all the Clinics we have used, never had one refer us to another. Great job with all cats taken to them, no matter which DVM you get.

This place is wonderful. I have lived North of the River, Brookside, Parkville… by far these guys are the best. They know their stuff… Groomer is great. Front desk is pleasant. You can’t go wrong.

I would like to express my appreciation for Dr. Fry his staff and fellow vets at Crysler Animal Hospital. Recently, one of our kitties needed surgery on both of his hips followed by two weeks of recovery. Dr. Fry was very patient with us, using x-​rays to explain why the procedure was needed and how post-​op recovery would proceed. Everyone we encountered demonstrated a carrying and considerate attitude and they allayed our anxiety concerning the health of our kitty. Today, just over two weeks after surgery our kitty is up and about, pain free, and getting back to being his pre-​surgery/​pre-​pain self.

Laverne H.‘s review reminded me to update mine. I now have one dog, but when my sick dog was extremely ill, I bought her to Chrysler Animal Hospital. I knew she needed IV’d, but didn’t realize they’d keep her over night for24 hour observance.
Here’s where the update comes in… I drove by there around 9:00 that night, and there were no cars. That dog never spent any time without me, and it scared her. The IV did buy her some life time, and I’m glad of that, but they didn’t do anything I can’t observe here at home, including IV care. I have asked other vets, and they have no qualms about letting the animal stay with me in that condition. I still question the «24 hour observance…» It’s not «24 hour observance.» Don’t call it that.
I don’t remember how much the bill was… I have my second dog, and due to the location, I use them, but I”m more cautious with what I allow them to do. I know the vets are good here, and they leave no stone unturned, but now I’m more selective. I do use their groomer who I am very happy with.