Name: Monfort Heights Animal Clinic
Address: 5194 N Bend Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45211, US
Telephone: (513) 661-4108
Rating: 3.86

Monfort Heights Animal Clinic is committed to providing the highest quality veterinary care for your pet. We strive to educate our clients about pet health and preventative care. Our state-of-the-art facility, combined with our highly trained doctors and staff, will ensure your pet's safety while in our care.

We at Monfort Heights Animal Clinic look forward to serving you and fulfilling your pet's needs. Learn about the precautions we have taken to reduce potential exposure to our clients, patients and staff. If you have an emergency after hours, contact MedVet at (513) 561-0069 located on Red Bank Road, or Grady Veterinary Hospital at (513) 931-8675 located on Winton Road.

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Monfort Heights Animal Clinic has been has been providing exceptional medical care for cats and dogs of all ages and sizes since its founding in 1974 by Dr. M. E. Mcbride. Today our staff includes Dr. M.E. McBride's son, Dr. Mark McBride, and Dr. Lisa Day. Our caring and compassionate team of technicians and veterinarians are committed to your pet's well-being.

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Wellness exams and preventative care are crucial for maintaining the health and happiness of your beloved pets. We're here to help! During your pets' wellness visit, our veterinarians will perform a head-to-toe examination and discuss your pets' medical history. At this time, we will discuss the likelihood of flea, tick, heartworm, and intestinal parasite exposure based on your pet's age, living space, and family lifestyle.

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Becky K.

Jul 20, 2020

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We have taken three different dogs to monfort Heights animal clinic since we moved to Monfort Heights eight years and I will never go back there again. This was my first experience dealing with Dr. McBride Sr and, while his demeanor left much to be desired, I could have forgiven the fact that he charged me over double what he quoted me for my dog's surgery, and I could've overlooked the poor postoperative instructions (no bandage, no cone, five sutures came out within the first few hours) and lack of general care and poor communication but I CANNOT forgive the fact that my dog is RIGHT

Cathryn L.

Nov 30, 2019

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1976 -- my Kodachrome memories are swathed in the red, white, and blue bunting of the nation's bicentennial, red pennants in honor of the Big Red Machine, and the gray and white of my first shaggy dog, Daisy, light of my life, center of my universe for the duration of hers.

1976 -- That was the year my family began its relationship with Dr. McBride at the Montfort Heights Animal Clinic.

I did not outgrow my obsession with the shaggy dog. In the 90s there was Zoë, plain Zo in the morning, and now -- 2019 -- there is Mimi, Martha on the dotted line.

Nor did I outgrow the trust that I

Amanda L.

Jan 27, 2018

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I thought I would have a hard time finding a vet that I'd like as much as the one I had in Florida, but this place was amazing from the moment I walked in the door. The staff is very genuine and the doctor made us both feel so at ease. So happy to have found this vet!

Sarah B.

Jun 28, 2017

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I have been taking my poodle here for 12 years. The secretary is warm and welcoming and the staff is very knowledgeable.

Walt H.

May 06, 2016

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Been coming here 30 years now, they have always, always, always, been great, with our cats and for our cats. Whether sick, hurt, old, annual checkups, whatever. Kittens to seniors, they've been our vet and we trust them completely.

Justin W.

Jun 29, 2015

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We have taken our two dogs here for a few years now. They are always very responsive and also were able to diagnose an issue with our dog's knee that 3 other vets could not figure out. Really very happy with them, their service and their prices. So happy to have found a great vet here!

William C.

Oct 09, 2014

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We took our dog to Monfort Heights Animal Clinic last week, and he was quite sick. The vet said he had a tumor that would be easy to remove, so we gave permission for surgery. He also said our dog was anemic. Then, when he opened up our Jake, he found the tumor was very different, around the aorta. They had no blood on hand to give an animal that loses a lot of blood, and he snipped the aorta. He sewed him back up, called us and said the dog was doing great. Then, he called an hour or so later and said our dog was losing blood somewhere inside and WE had to come get Jake and take him to Kentucky