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    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    Walk-In Veterinary Care - Dr Kristina Ramer | Veterinarian

    Walk-In Veterinary Care

    (32 reviews)

    3 yrs ago we were looking for a vet, in order to get a puppy checked out before bringing him around…read moreour other two boys and we found thus place! They are one of the most compassionate, caring , group of people i have ever had the privilege to deal with! Everyone from reception to the doctors and everyone in between are amazing! They have helped is with the passing of my two boys a year a part! If you have a pup that needs vet care and want them treated special! This is the place to go! They are amazing and i truly believe everyone working there loves animals! They are the best! Matthew Zambrano dad to Brodie, Riley and Glasgow!

    This is the best place to go if you want to pay $154 to be misinformed…read more I brought my 4-year-old French Bulldog, Fawn, to this clinic in November 2025 because she had a bump. I wanted it tested to make sure it wasn't cancer or anything else serious. I was offered blood work and agreed. Dr. Coen told me the results would be available the next day. The following day, I received a voicemail from Dr. Coen stating: "Hi, this is Dr. Coen from Walk-In Vet Clinic just calling to let you know that the blood work looks good and fine. If you have any additional questions, let me know. Otherwise, she's looking good on the blood. Okay, thank you, bye-bye." Later, Dr. Coen claimed that this voicemail was left before the heartworm portion of the blood test had been completed, which I find extremely confusing and concerning. I do not understand why I would be given an update stating that the blood work was "good and fine" if all test results were not yet available. That message directly influenced my decision not to pursue further testing or treatment at the time. Unfortunately, the results were not "good and fine." My dog tested positive for heartworm, and that result was completely missed or not communicated to me. I had no reason to question what I was told, so I took no further action. I only discovered the issue when my primary vet ran blood work again in January 2026 and found the positive heartworm result. After learning this, I contacted Walk-In Vet Clinic to request the original blood work from November. The heartworm positive result was clearly present at that time. I came into the clinic around 11:00 a.m. the same day to ask for an explanation. Instead of accountability, Dr. Coen became defensive and immediately tried to shift the blame onto me, stating that my dog should have been on prevention. Yes, my dog should have been on prevention--but that does not change the fact that I was never informed of a positive heartworm test, nor does it excuse the poor customer service I received when trying to address a serious medical oversight. Dr. Coen then claimed she attempted to leave a voicemail but that my mailbox was not set up, which is not true--she did leave a voicemail, and in that voicemail she stated everything was fine. She also stated that she emailed the results to me as soon as they were received, which also never happened. When I asked what could be done to fix this situation, I was quoted $450 for the first heartworm treatment, which does not include prevention. The only concession offered was a $5 Publix coupon. For comparison, my primary vet quoted me $320 for the first treatment including prevention. This entire experience has been extremely frustrating and disappointing. A serious diagnosis was mishandled, I was given false reassurance, and when I sought answers, I was met with defensiveness rather than accountability. I would strongly caution others to be extremely careful when trusting this clinic with their pet's health.

    Nina's Animal Hospital Parrish

    Nina's Animal Hospital Parrish

    (17 reviews)

    Expensive ,,, doesn't return calls. Also doctors turn over. Never went over med instructions.read more

    I'd like to share my wife's cat experience with other cat owners in the Parrish area. Kris is a 10…read moreyear old, 14 lb, long hair mix Maine Coon. My wife discovered a small lump on his right rear legend took him to Dr. Nina's Animal Hospital for a check. On Feb 7th, the Dr removed the benign lump and that part is well. She was charged $492.86 for this but I have no idea if that is normal or high. What someone "decided" to do was cut all of the cat's hair off down to 1/4" to do this procedure which for a cat amounts to being naked for the next 3 or 4 months. Since Feb turned out be cold as usual and we live in a under insulated mid 1986 mobile home, the floors are colder than the upper part , the cat developed a sickness with dry heaves less than 2 weeks after the surgery and was diagnosed with pneumonia on Feb 21st. Kris was taken to Dr Nina's office at 12:30 for diagnosis and was kept for x-rays. My wife as called at 4PM to pick him up at 5 PM which she did. At that point she was charged $836.86 for what that I have not gotten a responce from Dr Nina's office as of yet. My wife was told that this was our fault because the floors are cold. No mention of he no longer had hair to insulate him or that my wife was not offered or advised to get a cat sweater. So it's $836.86 for I am presuming is an x-ray and a shot or two of pneumonia medicine. Does that seem excessive for a 4 hour visit and this treatment or is it just me being ignorant of reality? 2nd review from Nextdoor Dea When my dog passed away at that office I STOPPED GOING THERE! The dog was only 7 yrs old and they failed to do a complete blood panel before surgery. I failed my dog as an owner for not knowing more about the protocol. I am sure he had an underlying issue WE were unaware of....yeah, I have nothing good to say about the place. As for WHAT they charge always have them give you an estimate before accepting any work. VET NEXTDOOR does a great job and excellent work - from X-rays to surgery.

    Cat Thyroid Center - vet - Updated June 2026

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