I don't usually don't write reviews but I felt that this was important for people to hear. I encountered a situation where I and my dog of 15 wonderful years came to a road block that involved his quality of life and my ability to tolerate his declining health in spite of my efforts to keep him as comfortable as I could. I worked with Dr. Wright and Dr. Cable regularly trying to come to grips with the reality of my beloved guy's situation. Ultimately, in the best interest of my sweet Drew, I decided to have a humane euthanasia performed as I knew we were fighting a losing battle. I have never felt so understood and empathized with as I did working with Dr. Cable. She spent far more time and energy with me than I know she had and listened to my probably senseless rambling and tears. She treated me like a client with a loved pet, but more importantly she heard my words like a friend. I not only commend her and her staff on their compassion, professionalism, and their genuine love for animals (and their owners) but I wanted to extend a heartfelt and public thank you. The loss of my baby was devastating to me but Dr. Cable held my hand through the process and for her I have the utmost respect and gratitude. You and your staff are the genuine angels in the world and I hope to someday come back with a new furry friend. Thank you all so very much!

You declaw cats? Front and back paws? That is barbaric! Here is what The Paw Project has to say about declawing. MANY OWNERS GIVE UP THEIR DECLAWED CATS......Reported medical complications after a declaw can include: pain, hemorrhage, laceration of paw pads, swelling, reluctance to bear weight on affected limb, neuropraxia (transient motor paralysis), radial nerve damage, lameness, infection, abscess, tissue necrosis, wound dehiscence, incomplete healing, protrusion of 2nd (middle toe bone) phalanx, claw regrowth, scurs (growth of deformed claw segments), retention of flexor process of third phalanx, chronic draining tracts, self-mutilation, dermatitis, lethargy, palmigrade stance (walking on wrists), chronic intermittent lameness, chronic pain syndrome, flexor tendon contracture, and cystitis (stress-associated bladder inflammation).

WATCH THE PAW PROJECT DOCUMENTARY DO NOT DECLAW YOUR CAT, YOU WILL BE SORRY, AND YOUR CAT WILL SUFFER, IF NOT TODAY, THEN LATER.

THIS ANIMAL HOSPITAL IS GREAT! I M A EX MILITARY MAN AND THEY HAD A DAY FOR VETS GIVING FREE VACCINATIONS TO THEIR PETS. I HAD MORE PETS THAN ALLOWED AND THEY GAVE THEM ALL SOTS FOR FREE. I HAVE BEEN GOING THERE FOR 8 YEARS AND THEY ARE THE BEST FOR SURGERY BOARDING AND VACCINATIONS. THEY ARE ALSO OPEN SUNDAY.

I think I am being generous giving one star. I think Hamilton Avenue Animal Hospital is fine for shots but you better be careful about surgeries gone wrong here folks!! They botched a surgery on our cat and they had to redo it and CHARGED US AGAIN for something they did wrong. Not our opinion but the opinion of one of their doctors.