Frank and Marie DiCiaccio

Our journey to the Walworth Animal Hospital began when I started talking to one my colleagues. He and I would discuss kid and dog stories almost daily when I soon learned his wife was a veterinarian. At the time our dog Gracie, a 10 year old Cockapoo, was favoring one of her legs. We had a vet at the time and weren’t looking to change but as I talked to TJ he suggested I email his wife and get her take. I did and couldn’t believe how thorough and compassionate she was, but what really blew-me-away was the amount of time she put into our exchanges, it really exemplified her love for animals and her profession. Needless to say we soon switched, the extra 15 minute drive seemed well worth the many many rewards. We soon found out it wasn’t just Dr. Miller, it was the entire staff from the doctors to the receptionist, they are all top notch. The staff at Walworth Hospital operated on Gracie and she was soon running around like a pup again. A couple years later Gracie became very sick and the entire staff went above and beyond not only with Gracie but with my wife and I. When the time came and we needed to put her down the entire staff truly felt our pain and were there for us. It positively helped at that difficult time. A short time later we decided we couldn’t live without a dog around and so we began our quest. Dr. Miller was again instrumental in our research, she contributed in our finding our new puppy Chloe. Just like when we brought Gracie in, the staff treats Chloe like she is a queen. We have been fortunate to be seen by all the veterinarians at Walworth Animal Hospital and their dedication and compassion is impressive. The road to Walworth animal hospital was unusual, the drive is a bit longer, but the peace of mind is certainly worth it… we wouldn’t go anywhere else!!