Woodridge Veterinary Hospital

Our preventative care services include annual wellness exams, vaccinations, dental checkups, and parasite prevention. These routine treatments help detect health issues early and maintain optimal pet health through proper nutrition and exercise guidance. Our team educates owners on home care practices.

We offer in-house laboratory testing, digital x-rays, ultrasound imaging, and EKG monitoring. These diagnostic tools enable accurate assessment of internal health issues, allowing for timely treatment decisions and monitoring of chronic conditions in pets.

Comprehensive dental services include professional cleanings, extractions, and periodontal disease treatment. We use modern equipment to maintain oral health, which is crucial for preventing systemic infections and ensuring proper nutrition for pets.

Our surgical services cover orthopedic repairs, soft tissue operations, and emergency procedures. The hospital features advanced surgical tools and monitoring equipment, with doctors trained in both traditional and minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery.

Professional grooming services include bathing, coat trimming, nail clipping, and ear cleaning. Our experienced groomers work Monday-Saturday to maintain pets' hygiene and comfort while identifying potential skin or coat issues during sessions.

Dr. Legorreta is a veterinary surgeon with academic experience as Professor of Surgery at Mexico's Autonomous University. He specializes in orthopedic, cardiovascular, and ophthalmic procedures while overseeing hospital operations.

Dr. Sweeney graduated from The Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine. She provides general veterinary care with a focus on preventive medicine and client education for pet owners in the Fairfield community.

We provide preventative care, diagnostics, dental services, surgical procedures, emergency treatment, and on-site grooming for dogs and cats in Fairfield and surrounding areas.

We refer after-hours emergencies to Medvet (513-561-0069) and Cincinnati Care Center (513-530-0911) for urgent care when we're closed.

Please contact us directly for payment details as options aren't specified in the provided information.

Call us at (513) 874-7077 during business hours or use our online forms to schedule appointments for your pets.

Yes, professional grooming services are offered Monday through Saturday by our experienced groomers.

We serve Fairfield, Cincinnati, West Chester, and surrounding communities in Ohio.

If I could give no stars I would. My cat buddy who is almost 4 started hacking. He would do it periodically so I figured a piece of food was caught or a hairball. By the next day he was lethargic, labored breathing with his mouth open, wheezing, watery eyes and nose and sneezing and coughing so hard he would scream and refused to eat or drink. I called my regular vet and they couldn't get him in.

I called mobile vets. They were booked. I ended up getting a hold of woodridge animal clinic. They got me in within a couple hours of calling. I go in. The receptionist was really nice as was the vet tech who got my info. Dr.legoretta took x-rays. Now all I had was 300 dollars. I explained that I thought buddy had pnumonia and had spread it to my other 6 cats. He proceeded to tell me that buddy had a possible blockage and gas in his stomach which was causing his organs to shift up causing the labored breathing.

He did give him a b12 injection and a steroid.told me he didn't think it was viral or bacterial so he wasn't going to prescribe any antibiotics. I asked well how come it has spread to my other cats if it's not viral or bacterial. He response and I quote was maybe all your cats ate the same thing and they are blocked. I mean are u serious? So I came home mad and upset. I used to be an rvt. So I got some aqua mox which is amoxicillian for fish aquariums.

A friend sent me some albuterol and I have some homeopathic nose relief for cats.ive been dosing since Thursday and doing breathing treatments on buddy 3 to 4 times a day with a humidifier in my bathroom. The symptoms on all cats are going away. They are not labored breathing or congested. They still need to be treated for another week but are much better. Ohh and the gas that he said was in their stomach causing their organs to push up and couldn't breath was actually air because they were mouth breathing.

I paid 250 dollars and he could have killed all my cats if I hadn't trusted my own gut as an ex registered vet tech. And he took 2x-rays.a lateral view and a verticle view. The vertical view looked fine but his lungs looked a little cloudy in the lateral view. He told me it was air. No it was infection from the pnumonia. I'm writing this review because this vet could have killed my cat. You mean to tell me you see a cat with labored open mouth breathing, goopy eyes and nose and congestion, sneezing and coughing so hard he would scream and your diagnosis is a possible blockage and his organs being pushed up from gas in his stomach. This was pnumonia not your bs diagnosis. So if you want a dead animal go to this vet. But I will never ever go back there ever again. And if I were you I wouldn't either.

I moved here from Lexington, Kentucky. It's a small animal clinic but the service always exceptional. Always took care of my Luna since she was 8-week old and eventually they help me through Winston's dead. So I was hard for us to find and trust any other vet. After much searching, reading a lot of reviews and recommendations, I sat my mind on Woodridge Veterinary Hospital. Unfortunately, our first visit wasn't a happy one.

We learn that Logan had to be put down. But Dr. Legorreta was very straightforward. He didn't sugarcoated the diagnosis. He explain everything and showed me the x-rays. He also offered recommendations to an oncologist if I wanted a second opinion. The prices are affordable. The care is exceptional. The staff is very kind. Dr. Sweeney will provide the in-home euthanasia services because we are going to do it next Monday. Overall, I'd recommend this clinic to all my friends and family.

Woodridge has taken amazing care of our elderly dog. Our small Yorkie mix has a lot of outstanding health problems so when he starts to feel bad we are always really concerned. The staff at Woodridge is great at explaining at length what is going on with our dog and making recommendations. The speak about him as if he were their own pet. Additionally, they are AMAZING at fitting him in at a moments notice when we feel like he needs to been seen. They seem to really care about every animal on an individual level and do everything they can to help.

I moved from California to Ohio in September 2020. After searching for vets in the area and looking over reviews, I felt Woodridge would be an excellent place to take my baby girl (Weimaraner). I was right! Woodridge is an exceptional pet hospital/care provider. This vet provides exceptional service, from care of the animals, cleanliness of the facility, friendly staff and fair prices. This vet cares about your pet and not his pockets. I am happy to call Woodridge my vet of choice!