Warrensville Animal Hospital

Established for over 41 years, Warrensville Animal Center continues to provide unparalleled quality in a full service animal care facility. With dedication and compassion, we deliver the finest in medical and surgical care for your beloved pet. From wellness checkups to geriatric treatment, Warrensville Animal Center is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all domestic and exotic pets living in Greater Cleveland and surrounding suburban communities. Our veterinarian, Evan Morse, DVM, has faithfully served many of the adjacent municipal Police Department K-9 corps and the Benedictine High School annual mascot/ Bengal tiger cubs, all named “Bennie”. He extracted a tooth from an alligator at the Cleveland Aquarium, cared for wild animals and the oxen team at Hiram House Camp, and lovingly serves those less fortunate in Cleveland with the Free Animal Clinic Team, which he co-founded. He also provides care for therapy dogs and various pets at nursing homes and hospitals. For his private practice clientele, Dr. Morse has proven to be more than just the family veterinarian. He exudes warmth and a healthy sense of humor, framed in a deep respect for diversity and inclusion. We, at Warrensville Animal Center, are eager to serve you, and understand the need of all pet owners to have confidence in a trusted servant to all creatures, great and small. We invite you to join our community. Internal Medicine – Emphasis on Preventive Medicine Comprehensive physical exams/laboratory screenings Full service diagnostics – microscopy, laboratory testing, bacterial/fungal cultures, urinalysis, biopsy Radiology Dermatology Vaccinations Heartworm prevention and treatment Comprehensive behavioral assessments Surgery – Emphasis on Pain Management Routine and advanced surgical capability Ear Cropping – regional center of expertise Exploratory surgery Dentistry and Oral Surgery Teeth cleaning, x-rays, extractions Boarding Grooming Prescription Diet Food and Pet Supplies Testimonials: "I first met Dr Morse when my beloved Butch began having health issues at the ripe old age of 13. He was a Staffordshire Terrier at 110lbs and Dr Morse was one of the few people he allowed in his inner circle. Towards the end Butch was having seizures and Dr Morse went to the ends of the earth to do all that he could for him. Butch died in my arms on 4/3/2011 and Dr Morse again stepped in to guide me through the burial process. He knew that I wanted to have a Boxer as my next pet and he came through again with a breeder who put in together with my current dog Kobi. Luckily Kobi is pretty healthy and only needs regular checkups. Dr Morse will be my vet for life. I was blessed to stumble upon his practice years ago and I wouldn't recommend any other vet for the care of anyone's cherished pet" - Kim Dameron “I just can’t say enough about Dr. Morse and his excellent practice. He is a first class vet, and a first class person. He has a sincere concern for his animal patients, and their human owners. If you are looking for the best, Dr. Morse is it. I highly recommend Dr. Morse to anyone who has a pet that they want taken care of by the best.” - John Falk “Dr. Morse has been our vet ever since we adopted our first cat in 1979. He is still our vet six cats and 34 years later. We actually adopted two of our cats from him. He has far exceeded our expectations many times when taking care of our animals. He has comforted us during the loss of our cats, and been there for us every time we needed him in an emergency situation. On Father’s Day 2012, he met me at his hospital so that he could perform surgery on one of our cats. He has taken a personal interest in my family, and has offered professional advice and insights to our daughter who is pursuing a medical career. He has a God-given talent and heart for animals, and always assures us that he will take care of our kitties as though they were his own pets. Our ...