Huron Animal Hospital: Hanson Joseph DVM

Aug 2024

We have been patients of Huron Animal Hospital since 1997 and have always been happy with the Veterinarians knowledge and care. Dr. Grossinger and Dr. Welling always go above and beyond, both are wonderful veterinarians. The facility is clean and accessible. Through the years the front desk staff have came and gone, but currently there are two AMAZING staff! Sally and Brittany are knowledgeable, welcoming, courteous, kind, and did I say AMAZING!!! I would definitely refer for all your pet's needs. Thank you Huron Animal Hospital family for always taking care of our fur-babie's needs.

Apr 2024

I had my dog seen by them and everyone was amazing. The staff was welcoming, my Veterinarian was super inviting and helped my dog not be so nervous when he got his vaccinations. I don't get why there is so much negativity around this hospital for pricing. I highly recommend this place to anyone especially if you are looking for a good place for a walk in appointment :)

Aug 2023

Long story short: Long wait times (even with appointments), outrageous pricing, and not being able to adequately perform the services that are being paid for is why you should find another vet. Long story long: I began taking my pets here because it's so close to home but the service I received during my last visit was infuriating. I told the technician and the vet that helped me about an altercation my cat had with another, I explained to them everything that was abnormal about his behavior following the altercation, I was able to answer every other question they had about him (eating habits, bathroom habits, etc.). On top of this, I pointed out that he seemed to be favoring his right leg and was licking it so often that his fur was incredibly wet in that area so I knew it was bothering him but that my cat wouldn't let me do a thorough inspection. Both the tech and the vet barely looked/felt my cats leg before my cat pulled it back and their response was "yeah something seems to be bothering him but it's clearly not broken," and moved on. They said they didn't find anything and gave him an anti inflammatory to "see if that does anything." The entire visit was about $200 and my cat's wound (found and treated for $67 by another veterinarian) became worse that very same day. I am being refused a refund for the exam because "the service was still performed," (I understand that antibiotics were administered and due to the nature of the visit I knew I'd have to pay a walk-in fee and do not mind paying for those). However I believe that if I bring my pet to professionals to find out what the issue is and to resolve the issue, then those professionals should at the very least be able to do a thorough exam. The fact that their employees seemed to barely inspect my cat, seemingly disregarded my information after telling them where I believed he was hurt, and could not find a wound that I and another vet found within seconds when that was exactly what I was paying them to do is ridiculous. Yes the service was still performed but it was mediocre at best and careless at worst.