r/Cleveland

Like the title states, recently found out my vet has been bought out by private equity and I’m looking for a change. The care we received has rapidly declined, so much so they now forbid owners to take prescription scripts elsewhere for you to get competitive pricing, you HAVE to pay for them through their private pharmacy. Not naming names, but this place has really let us down: they once really cared about animal welfare and their owners but now it appears money supersedes my dog’s health! That being said, just wanted to know if anybody has recommendations, preferably on the west side? Any and all input welcome, and if you didn’t know, now you do! If you want to look and see if your vet is in the private equity pipeline, here’s the site I used to check: privateequityvet.org

This article is really telling. 18 million dollars in losses over 11 years…

basically what the header is. i’ve heard very mixed things on this rental company. some good some bad. i’m looking at an apartment unit through them and wondered if anyone had gone through them before.

Story confirmed! All those rude skeptics accusing OPs of swatting is despicable. May Amber rest in peace 🙏🕊

Looking for the best and fanciest wine experience in Cleveland and/or around. Willing to drive out!

Hello my fellow Clevelanders! Basically the title, where would you recommend the best 2nd hand shopping? Examples include but not limited to thrift shops, consignment shops, overstock stores, liquidation stores, etc. Also, I live in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood in case that detail helps. Thank you.

A funny thing happened over the Fourth of July weekend. Friends came over and they were enamored by my 1950s kitchen and said that it looked like it was straight out of a movie set. Very little has been updated, outside of appliances (50s sink, counter tops, and walls covered in enameled tin tile).

This got me thinking… how does one get their room or house considered as a filming location?

I’d love to hear from anybody who may have some knowledge in this. I do have some really cool mid-century modern furniture and tableware as well!

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Where should I search (besides Zillow/Apartment websites) for rental homes specifically in the North Collinwood/Lakeshore neighborhoods? I need some leads, and I would like to move ASAP. Ideally, from a private landlord, but a decent property management company would be okay too. Where I currently live, the property has changed hands about 4 times in the last 3 years, and it just isn't ideal. I have a young child (5) and two small canine companions (each weighs less than 10lbs). The place needs to be under $1,000! Thank you in advance for any information or leads!

I recently moved to Cleveland from a state that has multiple Wegmans, and I honestly didn’t realize how spoiled I was until I started grocery shopping here.

I was shocked by both the prices and, at times, the quality here. This weekend I was back near a Wegmans and did my grocery shopping there. I bought what would normally cost me around $125 to $150 here, and spent under $75.

Am I knocking Heinen’s, Giant Eagle, Meijer, and Whole Foods? Yeah, a little. Because quality and affordability matter. I don’t think we should have to choose between the two.

Cleveland has such an incredible food scene. People here genuinely appreciate good food, so it feels like the perfect city for a Wegmans.

Am I the only one who thinks Wegmans would absolutely thrive here?

Edit: If you think there’s a better grocery store in Cleveland that offers high quality ingredients, a huge selection, and reasonable prices, I’m genuinely all ears. I’d love to check it out.

I’m literally the only one in my family that is actually doing jury duty so I have no idea what is going on and how long this is going to take. Any tips so I can prepare?