Do not go there, this is not Dr Gregory's practice anymore. The time is over with caring vets that…read morewant to make your pets better. This is a new generation of vets, they only do wellness check and tell you to go to the emergency care. I brought a sick cat on Monday, was charged $625 for urine test blood test and 2 shots and a medication. I left with no diagnosis, had to research on the internet with blood test results. Dr Mackenzie Gray never cared to follow up with me as I left with a sick cat. Came back for a follow up today and was actually asked to leave the practice for questioning her on wanting me to go to the urgent care instead of actually diagnosing my cat and coming up with plan. I have been coming to this practice for 5 years and was really satisfied with Dr Gregory. This is a vet from Temu, 3 months in the practice and kicking people out. Now I understand why some people I know have already left this place to never come back. (And in addition if you have a cat, they do not know how to handle them, they actually looked scared) They use AI to answer the phone so you have to talk to a robot. I was fooled, I didn't know but now I do.

I relocated to Florida almost two years ago and visited several veterinary clinics in the Naples…read morearea to find the one that would show my pet the utmost care and compassion. Dr. Gregory and his team proved to be the best choice as they took exceptional care of my baby Apollo from the beginning. Apollo was older and had medical issues. Dr. Gregory's prices were very reasonable for the required tests and exams. When the time came to make the difficult decision to say goodbye to Apollo, everyone at the clinic was patient and understanding, even shedding tears with me. They allowed me to take my time in saying goodbye without any pressure to leave immediately. Based on my experience, I highly recommend Dy Gregory and his staff.

All the doctors are great, especially Dr Kitchen. The girls at the front desk are very helpful and…read morevery nice.

*** DANGEROUS FOR BIRDS ***…read more Culture already took 2 weeks in lab, then clinic sat on positive enterobacter results two more days (Mon-Tue) despite knowing Kali's symptoms--emailed Wednesday only, no doctor call to discuss results. No phone call to check on Kali during two week plus culture waiting period. Unanswered email March 8th. Multiple calls and in-person inquiries noted by front desk, passed to doctors--zero responses over a long period of time. Reached out about gabapentin/meloxicam/saline drops and Kali's increase uric acid levels--front desk claimed messages passed to doctors, zero responses. Total radio silence on CRITICAL med questions related to kidney health. Never set communication boundaries, so I called when needing answers--they dodged, then fired me mid-treatment leaving my bird abandoned without veterinary care. They were supposed to provide up to date records yesterday which has not been provided. I requested current notes, culture and script. They said " Didn't you just get records?" I did 2 weeks ago. Doesn't include up to date. CONTAMINATED gabapentin--clinic manager admitted reusing dirty peanut butter syringes in bird med bottles as if it were written into normal procedures. Stated they do this for ALL their birds. Put a used syringe with gabapentin in a pill bottle with liquid medication in its own bottle, liquid med spilled inside pill bottle, used peanut butter syringe inside and top closed. I am glad I caught this because it would have sat overnight and turned into a science project. ***BASIC MICROBIOLOGY*** I took the contaminated project back and the same manager handed me clean syringes. I said no I'm here for gabapentin that is not contaminated. She slammed her hands on the desk and rolled her chair out and sighed with annoyance. She marched into the other room and brought an already created gabapentin to me that was not contaminated. Very poor communication practices. Extreme lack of patient education. Lack of infection control protocol. Place has a musty, mildew smell and caked dust and dog hair in exam rooms which appears disinfection between patients is lacking. Navy Corpsman/RN-BSN had to treat conure alone. Doctors also seem to be gone a lot. Go elsewhere.

From the time I walked in with Otto, my 12 yr. Old Schnoodle, my experience was above and beyond. I…read morehad no appointment and knew Otto was in distress. Nate, at the front desk welcomed us and was assuring. Dr. Monk, his nurse and assistant were extremely professional and calm. Dr. Monk lay on the floor, talking with Otto, gaining his confidence. He diagnosed Otto's issue, sent us home with the appropriate medicine and requested we come right back in should anything concerning arise. We returned the next morning and once again received stellar service. I can't recommend Bernwood Animal Hospital enough..the staff is amazing and Dr. Monk is beyond exceptional. He truly cares about his patients and their parents! What a Godsend!!! Thank you, Susan & Otto Von Schnoodle

I am so happy that I found a great Vet for my dog! Dr. Andrew and his staff at Newport animal…read moreHospital were just wonderful with my dog.

Just moved here and checked out Yelp, as always for the necessary locations for me and the family…read moreincluding the fur babies. Oasis had great reviews so called and had a lovely receptionist book in my cats. On arrival had a great greeting and was met by the technician who took us through to a comfortable , clean well appointed room. Went through the necessary checks and then took the cats back to the vet who did the preliminary check before meeting us. (I think I would have preferred to meet the vet first, but I guess that is down to personal preference. ) on meeting the vet though, she was lovely and very thorough with the cats. Prescribed the necessary medication for one of them. They even rang a few days later to check on her progress and if there were any issues at all following the appointment. Very nice place, little further from home than other vets, but I will drive further to ensure good health for the fur babies with people who care. Highly recommended.

We have taken our cats to Animal Oasis for years (we are snowbirds). We have had Dr. Lien and she…read moreis fantastic, and everyone who works there is kind and compassionate.

Dr Lauren and her staff were thee absolute BEST! Saying this, we had to put my cat, Gizmo down as…read morehe was sick. They gave us as much time as needed to spend our last minutes with him and grieve and cry!! They were SO INCREDIBLY amazing! Even when I went back to pick up our boys cremated body, one of the girls actuall brought him out to my car cause she remembered what i was driving and to not have to go in! I was so greatful! They also had a piece of his fur with a bow, his paw print and nose print on a bookmarker! With a super caring note! Going thru putting your fur baby is thee worst! But somehow- they made us feel like he was the only animal in the world! God Bless you all!!

I took our little cocka-poo to get her ear checked out since it's been bothering her lately and…read morelooked infected. I'm SO glad I chose Bonita Veterinary Hospital as the staff were super-nice, the receptionist got us in right away and the doctor was informative & thorough. I definitely recommend this Vet. The price was reasonable with no surprises and fine print, unlike other places in our area. Two thumbs up!

They've been loving and caring for my pets for over 15 years, and right now, I have a rescue spicy…read moreChihuahua who's so special to me. The care and compassion I receive are truly second to none. They're always so patient and thorough, answering all my questions, especially when I'm feeling stressed about my fur baby. I honestly can't recommend them enough to anyone looking for a great vet!

I inquired about going to this vet, and am posting this as a warning for anyone considering going…read moreto this vet (Estero) or getting a puppy from MandMAussiesofNorthCarolina. Dr. Mary Holly Castro (who works at Estero) owns MandMAussiesofNorthCarolina, now in Florida. After also looking for a second Aussie puppy, I saw their GoFundMe page they started for their dog, Nola. They bred Nola for multiple litters without doing any hip testing first--which is the bare minimum for any responsible breeding program. It turns out Nola didn't get checked until she was three and she was then diagnosed with Grade III Hip Dysplasia, the most severe form there is. This was done by a a licensed DVM! The OFA has charts posted on their website that says a female with Grade III Hip Dysplasia paired with a male with Good (Passing) OFA hips still produces 31.5% puppies with hip dysplasia, meaning a litter of 9 will have 3 puppies with hip dysplasia. That's IF they tested the male's hips. No wonder she is not on the team members section of their website. At AKC puppy prices, two or more litters that they had from her could have been used to replace Nola's hips multiple times over. So why wait six years and then ask complete strangers to pay for it on GoFundMe? To me, it's a massive red flag regarding the ethics of this program and this vet clinic as a whole.

They saved my dogs life!…read more We went in thinking it was time to say goodbye to our sweet boy! An intern hearing our story and wanting the experience offered to do a stomach surgery to remove a massive object from our dog. Seriously it was so big we don't even know how or when he ingested something so large. They kept us in the loop the whole time and were extremely sympathetic with our situation and didn't put any pressure on us for whatever path we took. I would absolutely reccomend this facility to anyone looking for excellent care.

If I had followed the guidance I was given during this visit, I truly believe the outcome for my…read morecat could have been very different. I am sharing this so other pet owners know how important it is to trust their instincts. My first experience with Florida Veterinary Referral Center (May 2024) was outstanding. Dr. Glander provided exceptional care during my cat's CHF diagnosis--thorough, compassionate, and highly communicative. Because of that experience, I trusted this facility without hesitation. My most recent emergency visit was completely different and deeply concerning. I was referred urgently for sudden hind leg weakness, with concern for a possible saddle thrombus. The initial ER veterinarian, Dr. Tucker, recognized the severity immediately and recommended urgent diagnostics. After a shift change, care was transferred to Dr. Dinah Fuelling, and this is where my concerns escalated. There was a delay of several hours before basic diagnostics were completed, despite the urgency of his condition. During that time, my cat had clear hind leg weakness, instability, and was repeatedly falling--something observed by my family and acknowledged by staff. Despite this, I was told no abnormalities were observed. Equally concerning were the overall communication and bedside interaction. I was visibly distressed and emotional throughout portions of this visit while trying to advocate for my cat. I asked multiple detailed questions regarding his condition and treatment plan. My experience was that these concerns were met with limited engagement, and at times I perceived frustration and dismissiveness in the responses I received from Dr. Feulling. I was also told that his lab work--including kidney function and electrolytes--was normal. That did not align with what I was seeing. Because of that, I made the decision to seek care at another emergency hospital. At the second facility, his condition was immediately recognized as serious. Imaging confirmed acute congestive heart failure exacerbation and cardiac thrombosis requiring oxygen, IV medications, and hospitalization. I was also informed that his creatinine was elevated and that he was showing signs of impaired kidney function--something that is critically important in managing cardiac patients. This was not a subtle difference in opinion--it was a completely different clinical picture. The second ER team listened, explained, validated concerns, and treated both my cat and me with compassion and respect--exactly what any pet owner should expect in a crisis. I understand emergency medicine is complex and fast-paced. However, what I experienced--from Dr. Fuelling-- was a deeply concerning disconnect including the combination of delayed diagnostics, dismissal of observable symptoms, and the overall lack of alignment between my cat's condition and the care decisions being made. In this case, I experienced what I believe to be a combination of poor clinical judgment, delayed care, dismissal of clear symptoms, and unprofessional communication under Dr. Fuelling's care. Given the significant difference between my first and second experiences, I cannot confidently recommend this facility based on my most recent visit. My intention in sharing this is simply to provide an honest account so that others can advocate for their pets and seek additional opinions when needed. For transparency, I have included portions of the cardiology discharge summary and lab results referenced above.

I've never been so scared for my dog, as a first time pet owner seeing my dog sick made me so…read morescared but this team really took care of my dog and eased my concerns. They are great with pets and took great care of my Flash. Genuine service, 100/10 recommend!

They're extremely unprofessional when handling certain situations and then they report people to…read moreanimal welfare when there is no reason to do so.

I had a problem with my diabetic dog, Sophie, this morning. I called her vet at Newport , whom I…read morewas told would not be available until after 6/26. I was grateful that Angel made time for her. This is my second visit to Angel, first with Dr. White and second with Dr. David. She got excellent care both times, and I am switching from Newport to Angel. A diabetic dog needs a vet who's available, and Dr. Andrew, good though he is, is not dependable. Even a heads up about the days he would be gone would have been helpful. It's a huge plus that Angel has more than one vet, and I really like the two I've seen.

I ve been with them many years and have lost a couple of dogs due to Illiness. They are…read morecompasionit and caring. Your animals are in good hands

Dr Covino is the best Vetrinarian I've ever had in my life! He is super smart, extremely good with…read moreanimal wellness and has prodigious knowledge and experience. I have a French bulldog that he has seen for the last couple of years and I truly feel she is getting the best possible veterinary care. I recently needed a travel certificate for Penny, my French bulldog and Dr Covino knew exactly how to handle this situation which is rather convoluted. Not all veterinarians are licensed to issue this kind of health certificate. The doctor and staff are very friendly, they are very efficient and extremely punctual. You will be extremely pleased with the care your pet receives when you allow Dr Covino to handle your animals wellness needs

Dr. Joe Covino is a thief. He provided me an estimate for $600 and charged me $1500. That's %250…read moreover the estimate. Dr. Joe Covino won't acknowledge that 2-3 times an estimate amount, without written or verbal communication is gouging. He sees nothing wrong with it.