Veterinary Medical Center North–University of Minnesota

To start things off, I wish I read these reviews before I took my three month old kitten here, if I read the reviews first I never would’ve. If you have a pet that has a mild cold, bring them here. If they have anything more serious, don’t waste your time. Me and my girlfriend just adopted two littermates a couple weeks ago. One of the littermates started to show symptoms of not eating and pain near her stomach area. We were told that the U of M vet hospital is one of the best places to take your young Kitten, this is true, but the people that work with your pet Are the problem. I completely understand that most of the people working here are in school dealing with your animals, but that’s no excuse for what happened. After two blood draws and two other tests done within a band of 11 hours

They saved my kitty’s life! Thank you so much to the quick thinking, caring and professional staff who were able to save Leo and send him home feeling back to his snuggly purring self! His fur siblings and doting toddler are overjoyed to have him home.

I've taken one dog here twice now for Urgent Care, and both times were excellent. The wait times were short, and the staff was fantastic. Prices are a little higher than some of the other places, but we got top tier care.

My poor girl has terminal cancer. The staff here helped me through some of the toughest moments in my life. It was very expensive, yes, but they were very honest about the prices of chemo and treatments. They actually ended up giving me their lowest estimation. The chemo bought us some more time. She wouldn't be by my side right now as I'm typing this. Due to the nature of her cancer, time is really all we have. The oncology staff were great to her. I had to drop her off for infusions when I worked.I got the feeling she became a favorite around there cause she was excited to get in the car to go there. I had Dr. Luethcke as the oncologist. He was one of the most kind and considerate doctors. He was easy to talk to and very receptive to what I was saying. The nurses were always fun to talk

Our Pepé was the best little guy we’ve ever had the joy of raising. He had so much kindness and liveliness packed in his five pound body. He did however, also pack quite a few health problems as well. Thanks to the phenomenal team, we were able to get a few extra years with him before his passing, managing his seizures and IBD well. We also received phenomenal end of life care for him as well when he developed liver problems that didn’t take to treatment. He passed in early October and he is missed every day. Thank you for doing your best to give us extra days and keeping him in comfort until the end.