Community Animal Hospital

Community Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic located in Hazelwood, Missouri, at 333 Coachway Ln. Google reviewers rate it 4.5/5 across 60 reviews. Recent feedback mentions caring staff and positive treatment outcomes, along with concerns about wait times and an inappropriate conversation during a visit.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs (treatment for reduced appetite reported by a reviewer)
•Veterinary procedures requiring sedation or pre-procedure medication (reported by a reviewer)
•General clinic appointments with support staff involvement (reported by a reviewer)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available; some reviewers describe pricing as above average.

People

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

Reviews

Community Animal Hospital has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 60 reviews. Recent comments include praise for compassionate care and staff kindness, including one report of a dog improving after treatment. Critical notes include an appointment running more than an hour late, pricing described as higher than expected, and a complaint about a veterinarian continuing an inappropriate conversation while a pet was sedated and the owner felt unable to disengage.

Reviews for Community Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 60 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

cody Miller

6 months ago

Dr. Barbara was fantastic. My pup Zeppelin is eating for the first time in 2 weeks and I’m overwhelmed with joy. Thank you!

Brianne Grenard

1 year ago

Jason B.

I really enjoyed the staff, they are so kind, I did wait over an hour past my appointment time to be seen. The prices are higher than I'm used to.

Alisha Cotton

Sara Boren

These ladies clearly care about the animals they treat. I trust them with the care of our fur family. That being said, the vet cornered my husband with an inappropriate conversation while our dog was drugged and waiting to be ready for a procedure. he could not leave. he expressed multiple times that he did not agree with what was being said and he would like to not continue to have the conversation. He gave personal examples of why the topic was something that caused him to have concern for the wellbeing and safety of his own mother, and still the veterinarian did not cease the conversation, stating that she thinks people should be able to talk about things. that is not for you to decide. if we have given up speaking to our own family about certain things because we have decided the "conversation" isnt worth it, you are certainly not entitled to shove your opinion down our throats while our dog is incapacitated and awaiting care. talk to your family about it, if they still speak to you.