Animal Hospital On Mt Lookout Sq

We take our cat to Dr. Kevin Rebrovich. Let’s just say our cat is beyond difficult when it comes to being in a vets office, and the staff always goes out of their way to try and help calm her down. They really are a great group of people.
Our cat specifically had a voracious appetite. So extreme we couldn’t even leave bread in a plastic bag on the counter without her trying to eat it. We just thought maybe she needed more food, especially because she wasn’t gaining weight. She was even slightly down in weight despite how much she would eat. After some tests and research Kevin was able to determine she has a thyroid issue.
Normally this would mean giving the cat medicine daily in her food or by making her swallow it in liquid form, which with how difficult she can be at times would have been a major challenge. Lucky for us, Kevin was able to have the medicine be put into a cream that could be absorbed through our cat’s ear and only takes a few seconds to apply in the morning and evening. Having a vet who understands the challenges that some animals present is priceless. Being able to come up with a specific solution that met our cat’s needs is something we’re thankful for.
Overall we’ve always been treated top notch there. The staff is great, and we’ve heard nothing but good things about the other Dr’s. We will gladly drive the extra distance to make sure we get this level of care for pets and would highly recommend this practice.

Dr. Rebrovich is great. After three years and four different vets, he was finally able to diagnose our cat with a form of lymphoma. All the other vets blamed her constant vomiting and lack of appetite on things like hair balls, not liking her food and «just being a cat because that’s what they do».
It was refreshing to meet someone willing to dig deeper to find the root of the problem and then come up with a plan for how to treat her.

I have been taking my dog to Dr. Kevin Rebovich for 4 years. This office and staff is always professional and strives for great care. While the care is expensive, this is one of the few veterinary offices that has advanced diagnostic, inaginary, and surgical care in house. If your pet is a member of your family this is the only vet office I would recommend!

I needed an ultrasound for my senior dog and my current Vet referred me to a specialist because she doesn’t do them. I had worked at AHOMLS maybe 10 years ago and had gotten to know a couple of the Vets who work there. Dr. Levitas, one of the owners, is a wonderful Vet and such a kind and generous person. I remember seeing him rescue cicadas from playful cats. Yes– those pesky cicadas! He is well loved by his clients. Dr. Ellis is equally as lovely and had treated all of my pets in the past. She and Dr. Levitas saved my cat several years ago after he had swallowed a piece of a dog toy. It took multiple surgeries but he survived.
Long story short, I no longer live near Mt. Lookout but when I found out my dog needed an ultrasound I was certain one of these two would be able to do it. Dr. Ellis does ultrasounds and was able to give us answers. After moving away and going back this week I remembered how truly wonderful these two Veterinarians are. No, it isn’t a discount animal hospital. You get what you pay for, right? If you have a mystery illness or a serious problem with your pet, go see one of these two. They will figure it out.

Excellent across the board. Super pleasant staff. Great Doctors. I did not have a wait. They immediately said hello the moment I walked in. Parking too!!! Did I mention «parking»???

Sadly, we can no longer recommend the AHOMLS. The wonderful Dr. Kling left the practice, and we had very negative experiences with the other vets. It’s a long, boring story but basically owner insight/​research is discounted as ridiculous, and after 3 – 4 experiences, we decided to change practices. When we picked up our medical records to transfer to our NEW animal hospital, I found disparaging comments written inside about me by the vet.
I’m not an animal expert, but I am the customer, and I expect to be treated with respect — especially for the price AHOMLS charges. Our new vet says they truly appreciate customer research, as it is impossible for one vet to stay on top of all new advances in medicine for different breeds.
The front desk staff and medical assistants at AHOMLS are wonderful, and we were truly sad to leave those girls. However, our negative experiences with the vets were significant enough to warrant finding a new vet.

Great location and the staff is very helpful and kind. They all seem to love animals. The hours are great and they are open late and on Saturdays.

Dr. Levitas is an extremely compassionate vet with a huge heart. I called him two days before Christmas when my pet needed to be seen before we left on vacation and he fit me in at the end of his day. The front office staff are also wonderful.

I have gone back to the Animal Hospital on Mt Lookout Square multiple times since my previous review. I have taken my cat in for a checkup and have picked up prescriptions for him. My cat sees Kevin Rebrovich. He is a great vet — he is very friendly and treats the animals like they are his own. My cat can get pretty sassy at times, but he was completely calm during his examination.
The only issue I have with this animal hospital is the wait time. I waited close to 45 minutes for my last appointment, which was kind of a bummer, but I do understand that these things happen. I will still continue to take my Finsters to see Kevin.

When we looked to purchase a new home, we actually considered the proximity of AHOMLS in making a decision. Yes, that’s how much we love this office!
We found AHOMLS several years ago when we needed a good rabbit vet (not many vets treat rabbits). It wasn’t long before I switched over all of my cats to the office, too. I’ve brought my pets in for the gamut of issues, from a simple grooming of a very matted bunny to a very complicated feline surgery in which Dr. Paul Levitas, who owns the practice with his wife, Bev Ramos, went above and beyond in efforts to save my beloved pet.
The office employs several other vets, all of whom I’ve had great experiences with and the vet techs are experienced and knowledgeable. I’m always able to schedule appointments in a timely manner and the front desk staff are always incredibly nice and helpful.
This office’s prices can be a bit higher than other vet offices, but after several negative experiences with more value-​priced vets, I am more than willing to pay the little bit extra to ensure quality treatment of my pets with the latest and updated equipment and tests. AHOMLS has also advised me of ways to save money with home treatments or by teaching me how to do things on my own, like administer subcutaneous fluids or give lysine for feline herpes-​related infections.
Most of all, the staff here genuinely seem to care about my pets as much as I do. I wouldn’t take my furkids anywhere else.

The Animal Hospital on Mt. Lookout Square is an especially good vet for exotic pets. We have a rabbit, and they saved his life when he developed a hairball. (Rabbits can die of almost anything, really… like a hairball. Or fright.)
Not only did they treat our rabbit’s emergency, but they gave us a feeding plan to prevent the problem from happening again. Three years later, he’s still a happy hopper.
Another great thing? They have a parking lot, so you don’t have to circle Mt. Lookout Square for ages.

We have taken our Labs to the Animal Hospital on Mt Lookout Square for 11 years. Through the good times and the bad of pet ownership, the front room staff, vet techs and doctors have been excellent. Dr. Kling is outstanding. She is knowledgable, and cares for all of the pets she sees.

Helpful and friendly staff, expedient service, and a clean facility. We’ve taken both of our cats here for various reasons (sickness, yearly checkup, teeth removal, spaying, and declawing), and AHMLS has been great for everything.

Mt. Lookout Animal Hospital is wonderful — we love our vet Katie Kling. They were able to get us in last minute when our pup ate half a bag of dog food, and they are reasonably priced. I don’t feel like I am getting nickel and dimed every time I go, unlike some other places.

This is going to be a pretty long review. I went here for my pets — my first dog and my first three guinea pigs — from 2008 (when I got my first guinea pig) to 2010 (when that guinea pig passed) and have found a new vet since.
The office itself in incredibly nice. Some of the nicest reception staff you will find — very nice people — warm and helpful for the most part. The office was always clean — any accidents (my dog does them) were dealt with. Everything was handled promptly both on the phone and in the office. Staff wise — 5 stars — would have never left for this aspect.
I first started seeing Dr. Levitas when I got my guinea pigs Poko and Artie. We had them checked out when we got Artie to make sure that Artie did not have any diseases when we integrated him with Poko. Dr. Levitas was pretty knowledgeable about the pigs, and we left happy.
The problems did not start occurring until I got my first dog in the summer of 2009. A dear dog, my poor basset mix came to me from a rescue in Kentucky with the worst spay job you have ever seen, giant red rashes on her stomach and inner thighs, and her little ribs sticking out. Cue: super pathetic.
Upon bringing Raynor in, the vet noticed that it was probable that she had an allergy to something — most likely it was good related so we should feed her grain free food. I’m going to try to make this short, but between August and December, the vet kept telling us to wait to do an allergy test until after winter as she thought it might be grass. We were told the allergy tests were expensive and to avoid it if possible. At one point in time, we had to bring Raynor in every week, she was on steroids, anti-​biotics — you name it, she was on it. I was going to Target to fill prescriptions for my dog. All this time, we spent around 2,000 on medications, vet visits, and what nots to try and help the poor dog — imagine a dog with red, scab like lesions all over her stomach and legs and then her belly and face was always red. So, after awhile of this obviously not working, we go in and say we want the test. We are then told IT COSTS 200 DOLLARS! Test comes back positive for dust mites (storage mites), black birch, grass, and other things. We pay 90 dollars a year for a serum that she gets shot up with every week (and she could care less about this — she gets a treat — that’s awesome in dog land) and she isn’t red and itchy anymore (if she misses her shot, she gets it back pretty quickly). So that was incredibly upsetting because we spent a lot of money and let our dog suffer for a few months trusting their best judgement.
That’s not even the reason we stopped going. It was the guinea pigs. I noticed my first guinea pig, Poko, had not been eating right, and looking closely, I noticed his teeth had become misaligned and were growing so he couldn’t eat. I took him to the vet immediately (he also lost a lot of weight in a week or so) and had him looked at. They cut his teeth (a lot of nerve endings are in the teeth, and reading up about it for a long time later, I basically found out that he should have been put under for that) and gave me some special liquid food to feed him. I asked about anti-​biotics — which the pigs had been put on before for a small sickness — and they said he did not need them. About a week later, the infection he did indeed have spread and caused him to die. So that was when we decided to switch vets.
Everyone here is great. The service is great and if you have an animal that isn’t as insanely abnormal as or dog or as specialized as guinea pigs, I wouldn’t tell you not to go here, but my experiences made me leave.

The folks at ML Animal Hospital are warm & friendly and do a great job treating your pets. They are conveniently located in Mount Lookout Square and they have their own parking lot. The waiting room/​lobby is well maintained and aesthetically pleasing. Mount Lookout Joes is right next door so you can grab a cup of coffee before/​after and sit outside with your pet after their visit.

Great hours (’till 6 on weekdays and open Saturday) and friendly staff. Looses a star since it’s a bit pricey. Still very worth it in my book for convenience & quality.