Caring, polite, and professional. Dr. Yeager, Dr. Olivia and PCA Damian are top notch- they saved…read moremy cat babies numerous times and I can't thank the office staff enough for making my visits easier on me and my babies.

They are very well trained to help us fur baby parents get help for our babies. We brought in our…read morelittle 3.5 lb Yorkie as she was having lose stools, lethargic, and seemed to have some respiratory issues however she was eating regularly. The doctor introduced herself and spent a long time making sure all our questions were answered. The staff was so friendly and handled our very high anxiety tiny girl with so much care. I only wish they had internal medicine Vets there to be able to handle more issues. Otherwise they are great!

I've used Nature Coast Mobile Veterinary Services for 11 years or more and she is knowledgeable,…read more empathetic and explains each that is diagnosed and give you choices to help with everything...I wholeheartedly recommend her...

Refused to schedule the mobile vet service to euthanize my elderly retired service dog who is…read moresuffering from cancer and cannot walk anymore and therefore cannot travel on the grounds that we are not their current customer. My vert does not do home visits so I need to find a mobile vert to help her pass here at home. The woman on the phone was very callous. Not a vet I will use in the future for my other pets.

So different now. I first started taking my dogs to San Francis years ago because the vets really…read morecared and did not try to upsell everything like a previous vet I had. Now that VCA owns it, San Francis is just a corporate investment. Each visit we are bombarded by recommendations for unnecessary procedures and pleas to join their subscription-based care program. I found a new vet in the area that takes their time with our dogs. They have not been recommending any unnecessary procedures or trying to pressure us into subscriptions. They are privately-owned and managed. My recommendation to you would be to call any vet clinic ahead of time. If they are corporate-owned that is a red flag that you may be getting the same experience we had once VCA took over San Francis. The worst part of our experience with two different corporate owned clinics? The despicable practice of holding our dog's prescription medication hostage unless we have several hundred dollars worth of tests run. Never have I run into that issue with a non-corporate vet.

Three years ago, while living in the area, I searched for the best veterinarian in town and found…read moreDr. Campos after reading about his outstanding reputation. Now I can confidently say he's not just the best in the area -- he's the best in Florida. Even after moving to Orlando and being three hours away, I still only see him. Recently, my 11-year-old dog P. with heart and kidney failure developed facial swelling from an inflamed tooth. I was forced to take her to a local clinic, where I was quickly presented with multiple recommendations -- bloodwork, anesthesia, cardiology referrals, and specialty appointments totalizing thousands of dollars. With a fragile senior dog who cannot safely undergo surgery, this felt overwhelming. I left with antibiotics and immediately scheduled an appointment with Dr. Campos. The next day, I drove three hours to see Dr Campos. He examined P. thoroughly, considered her full medical history, and handled the issue right there in the office -- no pressure, no unnecessary add-ons. That is the difference. Dr. Campos practices with integrity and sound judgment, thinking about safety and quality of life first. I will always make the drive for him and his incredible team -- Ryan, Tonya, Katie, and Angelei -- who are caring, responsive, and truly exceptional. Forever grateful for a clinic that practices medicine with heart.

Twice in my life I have had two dogs both with injuries to their backs for different reasons. We…read morelive in a rural area and my one elderly dog ran to run after a rabbit she jumped off the porch and didn't clear it she was a small heinz 47 dog that had a long back. She never would have hurt the rabbit just wanted to run with it. She ran aside them before. She didn't clear the porch and her back was broken. I had to make a stretcher to get her to our vet. Our vet was excellent but said she had to be put to sleep. I took her to 3 other well respected vets that said the same thing. Then I was so desperate I called a mobile vet. I never heard of I didn't want to lose this beautiful loving dog. She said the same thing best to put asleep. I said please isn't there something can be done. She told me she doesn't know if it could work but she is hearing acupuncture may do what they can't do. She told me she didn't know of any but maybe I could find one. I did it was a small ride and the doctor there looked at her x rays and treated her gave me two different kinds of medicines and told me to try to keep her still so we put a fluffy comforter down and fenced off a small hall way with pee pee pads. He set an appointment to see her again in a week we bought her for another treatment and in a week after that (2 total weeks) she was standing and getting about a little but it was obviously working. We went for one more acupuncture treatment. Some medicine and Elfie recovered her back had a noticable bend to it but she returned to walking again and eventually running. I thought it was a true miracle. She lived happily walking and running, giving and getting love for another few years. Then a decade later I got a puppy that was 1/2 cane corso and went from a baby to 80 pounds always healthy always agile. Went to bed healthy and when we woke up she couldn't stand she didn't have the use of her 2 back legs. There was no yelping or screaming and it seemed crazy how could this happen. My husband carried her into the car and to the vet's where the vet did an x-ray and found she had bad spondylosis that never until that morning ever even show any visible discomfort to her with walking, running, never limping or anything till that morning where out of the blue she couldn't move her legs. The vet told us we could try surgery that would be at the very least $10,000 and might not work or put her to sleep. I told the vet I didn't want to do either I shared the story of our Elfie and said I'm going to see if that acupuncture vet is still there. We carried her into his office he treated her and using a sling she was able to stand & walk using only her front legs, but wouldn't be able to without the assist. The next week we still used the sling but it was apparent one of her legs resumed some strength. We took her for a few more visits and she no longer needed a sling she was able to walk again on her own. I never believed in acupuncture but now whenever I see a dog who may be put down I try to advise people there is a very good chance of hope I have seen 2 miracles in my lifetime of 2 beautiful dogs that would have had their lives ended by what is considered the best of care. The vet that I owe both my dogs their lives to is Dr. Gerald Johnson of the Silverthorne Animal Clinic located at 14263 Powell Rd, Spring Hill, FL 34609 Their phone # is (352)345-4830. I am so thankful for the wonderful years added to their lives that my dogs received only because of his practice. He has another wonderful woman vet there too and I'm sorry I don't remember her name but she was truly very good & very caring. All I can say is you will get wonderful care there that truly works and in my case literally saved my both dogs lives!

Dr Rosario and Katie took such good care and concern for my 19 year old cat! They made our…read moreexperience a good one and gave me comfort that when/if I need care for my cat again, I will go back to them! Thank you for caring for my cat!

This is to serve as a formal complaint against Dr. Gibson and their practice manager Sam…read more My dog Bentley has been going to Garrison Animal Hospital (13170 Spring Hill Dr Spring Hill, FL 34609) for 10 years and with the original veterinarian Dr. Jones. During Bentley's tenure up until last year, there has never been any issues with this office. A growth was discovered in Bentley's mouth that was about the size of a blackberry. It inhibited his ability to eat and chew normally and the growth appeared to be agitated. Bentley was seen for an initial examination and Dr. Gibson advised to not remove it, but to monitor it and see if it grows. A few months had passed and it surely did grow to double the size .To be proactive, I went ahead and went to the VCA San Francis Animal Hospital (16901 Shady Hills Rd Spring Hill, FL 34610) for a second opinion. They advised it needed to be removed due to the color and location of the growth. It was scheduled the next day and was removed. While Bentley underwent surgery, x rays were performed on his legs to determine why he had recently started to limp and stagger while walking/standing. Come to find out, Bentley had a torn ACL and would require additional surgery. Keep in mind Dr. Gibson does not perform major surgeries, and Bentley underwent TPLO surgery with a different office. Prior to the surgery, Bentley's records were requested from Garrison Animal Hospital. Now following both surgeries and ample recovery time, it was time to get Bentley's up to date vaccines scheduled. I contacted Garrison Animal Hospital multiple times to try and make an appointment. I was told that I would be called back, given the run-around, and yet they never did. After the fourth phone call attempt, l finally got in touch with Sam and he stated that I went to "multiple locations for a second opinion" (which is false) and was advised that I need to continue all services with another veterinarian. It was stated that since I got a second opinion, that there is no "trust". As any dog owner like you would do with your own child, I am entitled to receive a second opinion regarding my dog's health and well being at my leisure. The immaturity and outright disrespect I have received over multiple phone conversations is astounding. Because my dog underwent services somewhere else for issues not related to general wellness, I am to be denied service to vaccinate my dog? I was told that there are no openings and they don't know when they could see Bentley. Sam, the practice manager, was rude and instructed by Dr. Gibson to deny service. Their negligence and discrimination against myself and my dog will not go unnoticed. I am appalled and hope this serves as a warning to anyone potentially bringing their pet to Garrison Animal Hospital.

The people at Garrison's are interested in just two things: profits and making money. They did NOT…read morecare about my dog. They never told me before proceeding with tests about the cost. My Doberman was dying and the tests were useless... choose another veterinary clinic

I have 4 dogs, I wanted a good veternaian closer to my home. I went to Dr. Presley other Drs. At…read morethat facility. I rescued two dogs. And one had a hematoma on his ear. They had me drop the dog off, not see a Vet and they would do surgury to relieve the pressure from the bleeding under his ear flat. I got the dog back a few hours later, his ear was filling up with fluid when I picked him up. The next day it was the same as when I drped him off. I did not get any info on how he was going to get relief. I was charged for an office visit, never got to speak to the vet Spent almost $400.00 dollars and the poor dog is in pain with swelling in his ear. So if you want a Veternarian that charges you money, but does not help your animals they are the ones to go to. The office Staff and vet techs are very nice, the Veternarian care STINKS!!!!!

I had a new patient appointment on 8/19/26. I called 8/5/26 to ask if they have fragrance in their…read moreoffices, waiting areas, or exam rooms. Sierra told me that they sometimes light a candle in the waiting area. I asked if she could not light it before my appointment because I will become ill. She said that they could try, but couldn't guarantee it. I told her that this concerns me because if I get there and I'm breathing in chemicals from the candle I will have to cancel my appointment and leave. I don't want my cat to go through the stress of getting there and then we have to leave and she can't be seen. She said she could try to put a sticky note by the candle on the 17th, but the boss likes them to light the candle sometimes because it gets smelly, but can't guarantee anything. I asked her if she could tell the boss and staff about my health condition so they do not light it and she said she can't guarantee no one will. When I'm exposed to fragrance my throat begins to close, my sinuses become inflamed, my eyes become very red and itchy. Additionally, I have flu like symptoms from head to toe, including my stomach and widespread body pain. This can last for days or longer and requires medical attention. It's an immune response which is something they should understand working in a medical practice. It is very common for animals to have allergies in Florida due to the environment, so it's not a new concept for them. The more I was attempting to brain storm ways to make it work, her tone of voice became more annoyed and condescending which I did not appreciate. There was no genuine empathy or an attempt to understand. It made me very uncomfortable. This isn't fun for me. I wish I didn't have this allergy, but I do. It's not something I can control, but adding chemicals to an environment is something that can be controlled. That is a choice. If you have a new patient coming to your business and her mom will become sick and need medical attention over a candle, why the candle can't be put away and the staff informed ahead of time is beyond comprehension. I told her I would have to think about this, she said "okay" like it didn't matter at all. The lack of compassion and professionalism was wild. I was getting ready to establish my cat with this vet for years and spend a lot of money having her teeth cleaned and X-rays performed. I was about to put my full trust into them with my precious cat who I love with all of my heart. I'm pretty shocked I was treated this way and wanted to share my experience so that others don't go through the same thing I did. When a place that works with animals treats people this way, it makes me question how they will treat my baby who can't speak or advocate for herself. It is not worth the risk. I found another vet's office that was understanding and kind so I will be taking my kitty to them. I will not be reading a reply from the business and I am not interested in any further communication.

Debbie at Whispering Meadows is the best puppy breeder on earth. We adopted Our belived Jack…read moreRussell Milo in 1999. Milo was loved by all for 17 years. Today we adopted little Manny we love him so much thank you Miss Debbie

Took back my 5 month corgi as I couldn't handle him on my own S my husband is very sick .Only thing…read moreI had to let them have him back at least they will find him a good home but I miss him.

-1000/10 I've been going here for 15+ years with all my animals but since they changed ownership…read moreit's gone to hell don't go here even in an emergency they'll up-charge the hell out of you and and give you bullshit diagnoses. I brought my 13 yr dog in months ago bc she wasn't acting right, I explained that I thought she was having seizures (spinning in circles and having trouble standing) and that she was hiding in weird places (laundry baskets and closets) and for reference on the size she's a husky mix) and they told me it was just her hips bc she's old and sent me off with anti inflammatories. Well I brought her in again and tried asking more questions like if she could have a brain tumor or if we could do something more for her, they dismissed my concerns and told me that was not what it was and they just raised the dose and told us to bring her in again if she had any problems. Well she's dead, I had to watch as she violently seized and gasped for breath and died in my arms. This could have been avoided if they had taken me seriously then if they told me she needed to be euthanized she wouldn't have had to go through that I am so beyond pissed off I will NEVER go back. On another note I brought my cat in a month ago as well and waited 2 HOURS for her to get her routine vaccines then they tried to tell me she needed $600 worth of testing bc they thought they heard a heart murmur, safe to say I'm going to go somewhere else for more testing.

I used to recommend this place when Dr. Smith was there, but it's gone downhill since then. I also…read moreused to love all the text, but it's just not the same and I don't know what the hell is going on but the owner needs to address this. I was told twhen I called that the owner isn't even the primary veterinarian there, as it stated on their website. The only vet they have there now is Dr Quinones-Viera and she's one I had it out with. She's incredibly rude and difficult to understand. Dr. Remillard, my advice to you would be to fix this problem or else you're gonna start losing more patients and recommendations.

This was the first time I left my cats . Melissa kept in contact with me and even sent pictures. It…read morewas a relief knowing my kitties were safe and getting such good care.

From the owner: Now offering exotic and domestic pet sitting / boarding services at your place or mine depending on…read moreanimal and situation. I am able and willing to petsit any exotic or domestic animals you may need watched while you are on vacation. I am also available for morning or mid afternoon walks as well as visits and litter box cleanings. I have over 10 years experience with many different types of mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and inverts. I'm very flexible on scheduling and details, and reasonable on fees.

I've been using Kind for 2.5/3 years now. They're seen my cats and dogs, for regular checkups,…read moresurgery and emergencies. I absolutely love them!! *They are always kind and gentle with my animals. They take it slow and explain what they're doing. When they're doing curbside (where they grab my pets from the car) they make sure to still explain everything that is happening either over the phone or more common they'll come out and speak with me. *Time - in the emergency situations they respond quickly and appropriately, while also being calm and collected. We have had two separate situations where I had a pet with rapid breathing/respiratory issues. Both times I called, we brought them in and even tho it was obviously they were rushing to my animal they were being calm and incredibly kind to me and my pets. *Pricing - The pricing is always very transparent. I will also say that the price we payed for my cat's enucleation was very reasonable. It was of course expensive, just as any other surgery would be, but it was affordable and they did a price break down of everything. -normal visits and vaccines are very reasonable. *meds- when I've gotten prescriptions for my cats they are always super helpful and explain timing and dosage super well. When they don't feel like they have the proper equipment or you need a specialist they're quick to recommend someone. I have seen 3-4 different vets at this practice and I have really loved all of them. We've also been lucky to always have AMAZING techs! Overall I've had great experiences with them and I am happy to recommend them!

Front Desk Staff is awful! They refused to see my dog for an emergency 1 hr before their office…read moretime ended. ( We were established patients and they had all of his records) He ingested something with a piece of aluminum foil on it and needed immediate care, but they said he would have to be monitored for an hr past their closing time so I should take him to an Hernando Emergency Vet, which didn't open for another hr. We asked to speak to a Vet but were denied by front desk. We called around trying to find an Emergency Vet that was open. Luckily the Dr. at Hernando Emergency on Forest Oaks had come in early and they took care of him right away. They gave him something and he vomited up the aluminum foil and was fine. I called and emailed Kind Animal Care several times asking to speak to one of the Vets because I wanted to hear an explanation from them as to why they denied us care. NOT ONE answer from any Vet there! NOT THE WAY TO MANAGE A PRACTICE DRS! Needless to say, we changed Vets