Warrensville Animal Hospital

Disappointed and worried about permanent damage caused to our puppy.
I’m deeply concerned about the care or lack thereof our dog received while in dr. Evans facility.
We had our puppy checked out at the warrensville animal hospital 2 days after he came home with us and he received a clean bill of Health. Thereafter we took him for his puppy shots and all was fine. I sought we had found a good vet and a good facility.
A few weeks later our puppy had a cough and we were concerned he might have swallowed an object, so we took him to dr Evans.
Dr Evans kept our puppy over night and in hindsight I wonder why. We called several times to find our when we could come get our dog. Finally on Friday afternoon we were able to pick him up.
We immediately saw that something was wrong with him. He couldn’t walk on his right hind leg. His paw bend backwards and he dragged it behind.
We hoped this injury was temporary and would improve over the weekend. The opposite was the case. Our do grew sicker and lethargic and was by Tuesday so sick that we worried for his live.
We took him to emergency care and next day to a different vet. Our dog has lost all feeling in his foot and is unable to walk normally.
We have spend over $ 1,000 in vet fees and have been advised see a neurologist.
I’m to believe something went seriously wrong at Dr. Morse facility and our dog as a result suffers permanent neurological damage.
I’m posting my experience as a warning to others. My dog can’t talk and therefore I’ll never know what really happened to him, all I know he was walking perfectly fine before he stayed overnight at the warrensville animal hospital and is now crippled.

So I adopted a cat 5 years ago. She was sweet in the shelter but once we got home I found she wanted very little of me around. She was one of those cats that only allows you 3 pets before taking a swipe and never, ever comes to lay on your lap or rub your leg. Frankly I was feeling a little betrayed…
Fast forward to 6 months ago, my Husband and I adopted a 6 month old kitten. We took the appropriate precautions with introducing him and all was well for awhile.
Suddenly, she started eliminating in non litter box areas. We took her in to be seen by Dr. Morse. He identified she had a bladder infection. I saw how much care he took with her and decided to explain to Dr. Morse that she had always had a difficult personality and I just wasn’t sure what else I could do to make her feel safe while keeping our other cat. He suggested that she may have been spayed in a bad part of her hormone cycle and prescribed a very small hormonal pill to be taken for 3 weeks.
She had her good days and bad days and after three weeks I just held my breath expecting her to turn mean again but no, it has now been three months and Dr. Morse has given me a new cat. Occasionally she’ll get cranky still but the VAST majority of the time she is even tempered and *gasp* affectionate!
I’m so grateful for Dr. Morse and all the help he gave us, he has helped us immensely!

I’ve known Dr. Morse since I was in elementary school. I remember my mother and I bringing our first dog there for her regular check-​up. He was great with me as a child and wonderful with Lady, my beloved mixed-​breed. When we moved on to Airedale Terriers, Dr. Morse was there for us then, too. He was great with Bobbie as a little pup and kind, compassionate with us. Bobbie had one litter and we brought both dam and pups in a day or two after delivery. He meticulously checked them over and found them healthy. We brought the pups back a day or so later to get their tails docked, which he did perfectly.
Now, as a middle-​aged woman, after moving from Warrensville Animal Hospital’s general vicinity to a suburb some distance away, I’m back with Dr. Morse. It was like coming home! Now, I have three furbabies who are as dear to me as my own children. There is no one I trust more with their care. He spayed my Airedale Terrier and, unlike most vets, kept her overnight so that she could be watched. Having lost a dearly loved Airedale to a pulmonary embolism after spaying by another vet, I was deeply grateful that Dr. Morse kept Micki in a safe and protective environment should anything go amiss. When I came by the next day to pick her up, she was still a little groggy, but otherwise walked around the back loose and completely comfortable in familiar surroundings. A stranger would have thought she’d been there for years she was so at ease.
That’s just the kind of vet Dr. Morse is. He genuinely loves his patients and their people. He’s extremely knowledgeable, caring, compassionate and empathetic. I read the review above about ear cropping and, although I have never had that service, he is known throughout the city as the best ear-​crop vet in the area. I’ve seen his work and it is beautiful.
One more thing: Dr. Morse is one very smart man. He’s got nine diplomas hanging on his wall. I find intellectual curiosity extremely important in a person. I believe that makes him such a great veterinarian. Try him out and see for yourself.

My wife and I recently purchased two Great Dane puppies and were looking to have their ears cropped. Our long time vet and Great Dane breeder retired and we were in search of a competent veterinarian. The breeder from whom we purchased the puppies highly recommended Dr. Evan Morse. After speaking with Dr. Morse on the phone and reading other reviews we decided to take a chance and allowed him to crop our puppies ears. WOW! Did we win the lottery!!! Dr. Morse is the Rembrandt of ear cropping! Not only did he do an exceptional job, he is extraordinarily personable, comprehensive in his knowledge, meticulous and methodical in the performance of his profession. Dr. Morse possesses the rare combination of utmost professionalism, caring and compassionate, understands customer service and reasonable with his pricing. Dr. Morse stands head and shoulders above the competition, trust and use Dr. Morse without hesitation, you will not be disappointed. Dr. Morse is now our veterinarian of choice.

Dr. Morse is a good vet and a very compassionate man. I’ve only known him for a few months now, but I do know that he is one of the most prominent vets in the area. He’s had the same practice since 1971 and you don’t stay in business that long if you’re not good at what you do. His office is very nice, and the staff are always friendly and greet you by name when you walk in the door. He’s also one of the few vets that can diagnose and care for exotic animals. I would recommend him to anyone looking for good care for their animal whatever kind it might be.