Midtown Veterinary Clinic

Reviews

• MM

  Michelle Marie

  Sep 29, 2026
  1.0
  I loved Dr. Williams. As for the new doctor, I am leaving this review to warn other pet parents. Two weeks ago, I noticed my 17-year-old cat, Emmy, was breathing rapidly. I rushed her to an urgent care clinic, where they performed X-rays and explicitly warned me that she likely had a chest tumor, advising me to follow up with my primary vet to discuss options and palliative care. When I brought Emmy here, this vet completely dismissed the urgent care findings. He misdiagnosed her with asthma and administered a steroid injection. Because steroids cause major fluid retention, this injection acted like an accelerant on her hidden tumor, forcing her fragile body into an acute respiratory crisis. Instead of getting to spend her final two weeks being spoiled at home before a peaceful at-home euthanasia, Emmy spent her very last night on Earth struggling to breathe inside a hospital oxygen cage because of this vet. When the emergency hospital drained the chest fluid the next morning, the lab analysis confirmed abnormal cancer cells—exactly as the urgent care had warned. This vet’s refusal to properly review the urgent care charts and his careless misdiagnosis robbed my senior cat of a dignified end and robbed my family of our final days with her. If you have a senior pet with complex needs, do not trust this clinic. They do not do their due diligence.
• RH

  Richard Heald

  Aug 12, 2026
  1.0
  Overpriced, slow to respond. New owners
• LF

  Lori Fredrickson

  Jul 27, 2026
  5.0
  I had only been to Midtown veterinarian clinic once before my dog was in a dog fight with blood all over her. I just got her leash and took her straight to the vet. I had no appointment just obviously very shook up and Mike took one look at my dog, panting and bleeding and me in shock and just took us in the back right away where very much so checking her out and seeing if she was OK and the suggestions that they had to let the wound be open to drain with antibiotics and rabies shot and just they thought that would be least invasive for my dog and they were so right today. Four days later she is doing much better thanks too Midtown veterinary clinic.
• MK

  Mark Kroenke

  Jul 19, 2026
  3.0
  Last week we made our first visit post-ownership change. I'll start with the improvements: 1) Prices for prescription meds seem to be much more competitive with online prices. 2) Before we did anything, I was given a list of tests and prices so I could choose for myself which combination made the most sense. I appreciated that transparency. However, in the past my dog has always been well-loved and cared for by all of the staff at Midtown. She actually enjoyed going there because of all the attention and affection she received. New vet/staff immediately labeled her as "extremely nervous" and instead of taking a minute to say hi and put her at ease, they treated her like Hannibal Lecter the whole visit. It was a completely different experience, and neither one of us cared for it. A secondary issue is that they were quite slow. I waited in the exam room nearly 30 minutes before seeing the vet, and the whole visit took well over an hour. Under old management if I had a 4 pm appt I was home by 4:30. Overall, it’s not bad, but it’s not what it used to be.
• NU

  Nicole Updegraff

  Jul 9, 2026
  5.0
  I really appreciate how thoughtful, knowledgeable, and attentive the new vet is. He really made sure I understood all the options for our dog's care. The detailed notes are a much appreciated change from the previous vet.

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