We have taken our two pets there for quite a while (our Westie for 14 years, our Westie mix for almost two years), and have gotten excellent service from considerate staff. The vet techs have been warm and helpful and the staff efficient. Dr. Sichnick has been patient and informative about care ranging from check-ups to cancer diagnosis and treatment. We are grateful to have this business located so conveniently in our neighborhood.

I have taken my four year old Silky terrier to this vet. I switched vets at a point because I moved out of the area however came back to them b/c of the great service. I have never had any problems - they have always been courteous, kind and professional. In addition they are alwasy upfront any the charges, unlike other vets that I have been to that charge you every possible fee they can think of.

i have a puupy that i just purchased and it would really be convinient for me to take here to this animal hospital but after reading these reviews i AM NOT TAKING HER HERE AT ALL. i am so sorry for the lose of the individuals who lost the 8 month old pup. its so sad how they can be so careless and cold-hearted. and as for the other review that states that they are really good. it looks sooooooo fake. you can tell that it was done by someone from that hospital. my advice is pleaseeee do some research befor you take your dogs into a animal hospital. :)

AFTER READING BOTH REVIEWS I HAVE DECIDED NOT TO TAKE MY PUPPY TO MORRIS PARK HOSPITAL..the first review sounded to me like a real and genuine happening.the second one just sounded as if someone who worked there came along and read what was written and just didn't want to have a bad review as the only review of the place and just made some bogus sh*t up......i wouldn't go there cuz i know how the businesses & business owners in morris park can be and it doesn't at all sound to me like something that could have not happen.i believe it!!

On July 20th, 2007 my wife took our female English bulldog, Chewy Sky Ryan, for a routine spay operation. Chewy was 8 months old and in perfect health.

When my wife called that afternoon to see how the procedure went, they called her back and told her that Chewy stopped breathing and that she was dead.

When my wife went to go see her in the operating room, Chewy still had her walking harness on her. This should have been a sterile environment - it wasn't. How could they leave an unclean harness on a dog during an operation?

When they delivered Chewy to us, they tried to hand her to us, frozen, in a black garbage bag. Another staff member saw how horrified we were, went and got a blanket to wrap her in.

I had a necropsy performed on Chewy the next day. She died due to an anesthetic death. Apparently, English bulldogs need to be handled carefully with anesthesia because they have a greater risk of an air way collapse. They should have done pre-op blood work - they didn't. They should have explained the risks to us ?????? they didn??????t.

No one from the management of this place ever called to apologize or explain what happened. The staff was cold and callous.

If you love your pet, stay away from these monsters - they're killers.