I can't recommend this clinic enough. From Daisy at the front desk to Dr. Garcia, vet tech…read moreSamantha, and the entire staff, everyone was compassionate, professional, and truly cared about my dog. They were able to see us immediately, and when they realized how urgent the situation was, they made room in their schedule for surgery that afternoon. I never felt like just another client--I truly felt they cared about doing what was best for my dog. I have three dogs and have visited many veterinary clinics over the years, and this was by far one of the best experiences I've ever had. They have my trust and I'll be a client for life. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for exceptional veterinary care.

We recently adopted a puppy which came with a free vet check up. We had the option of going to 2…read morevets and picked this location because it was closer to us. I called on a Monday morning to make an appointment and they happened to have something for that morning so I rushed over. The staff were very friendly. Within minutes of arriving, I was brought into an exam room with my pup. The vet introduced herself when she came in the room. She examined my pup and asked if I had any questions. I liked that the vet didn't seem like she was in a rush to see her next patient. We even got a sample bag of puppy food during our visit. They have Saturday hours which is really convenient.

We had an amazing experience with Wild Animal World! Eddy was absolutely fantastic with our Pre-K…read morestudents. He spoke at a level the children could easily understand and kept them fully engaged throughout the entire show. The presentation was fun, interactive, and very educational. The students were excited the whole time and learned so much. We would absolutely love to have Eddy back again next year. Highly recommend!

Amazing. We hired WAW for my daughter's 8th bday. Such a great experience. My daughter had the best…read moretime and people were raving about how great it was. The vest was the best. So easy to work with and set up.

Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital Review - Coral Springs, FL…read more Rating: 2/5 Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital is a nonprofit organization dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation and education, and I genuinely respect the work they do for injured and displaced animals. However, as a visitor attraction, I found the experience underwhelming and left feeling disappointed by both the limited exhibits and the overall condition of the facility. Animal Exhibits: The center houses a collection of educational ambassador animals, including: * Red-tailed Hawk * Red-shouldered Hawk * Barred Owl * Eastern Screech Owl * Black Vulture * American Alligator * Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot * Fancy Pigeons and Domestic Pigeons * Guinea Fowl * African Spur-Thighed Tortoise * Ball Python * Apalachicola Kingsnake * Gray Ratsnake * Red Ratsnake * Curly-Haired Tarantula * Bearded Dragon * Everglades Crayfish * Eagle Map Turtle * False Map Turtle While all of the species listed were present, many of the enclosures were small and the overall exhibit collection felt limited. Unfortunately, several exhibits appeared empty during our visit, and it was often difficult to determine whether the animals were simply hiding or no longer on display. Ironically, the most exciting animal encounter of the day wasn't part of the exhibits at all--it was spotting a large Giant Ameiva lizard roaming the grounds. Facility & Grounds: The facility appeared somewhat run-down and overgrown in several areas. While I understand resources are likely directed toward animal care and rehabilitation, the grounds lacked the polished appearance many visitors may expect from a wildlife or nature center. The walking paths were uneven and not wheelchair or stroller friendly, which may make navigation difficult for some visitors. Educational Value: The center provides educational information about many of its resident animals and serves an important role in wildlife rehabilitation within South Florida. Learning about the stories behind some of the animals on display added some value to the visit and helped highlight the organization's mission. Gift Shop: I always enjoy supporting conservation organizations, so I visited the gift shop before leaving. I was surprised to find there were no magnets, keychains, postcards, pins, or other common souvenirs available. It was mostly T-shirts and fidget toys. They did, however, have a unique collection of handmade earrings created from recycled cereal boxes, along with several pinned insect displays that were interesting to browse. I ultimately purchased a sticker simply to help support the center's work. Things Worth Knowing: * This is primarily a wildlife rehabilitation facility rather than a traditional zoo or nature center. As such, much of the organization's work takes place through the animal hospital, which is not open to the public. * They also offer programs for birthday parties and small groups, which may provide a more interactive experience than a standard self-guided visit. * Admission is only $2-5 per person, and children under five are admitted free. *The entire facility only took us about 15 minutes to go through at a slow, comfortable pace. This included the main building, gift shop, and walking grounds. Final Thoughts: Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital performs valuable work rehabilitating and caring for wildlife, and I respect the mission behind the organization. However, from a visitor perspective, the experience felt limited. The small exhibit collection, lack of visible animals, overgrown grounds, and short visit duration made it difficult to recommend as a destination attraction. It's important to remember that this facility's primary purpose is wildlife rehabilitation rather than entertainment, and visitors should set their expectations accordingly. If your primary goal is supporting wildlife rehabilitation efforts, a visit or donation is worthwhile. If you're looking for an engaging wildlife center or nature attraction, you may find yourself wishing there was more to see.

A fun little nature center with a good amount of animals. We saw a medium alligator, baby gators,…read moretortoises, birds etc. It is a donations based entry fee but it was very reasonable. There are a lot of types of animals even though it is not a huge place. Kinda great for young kids.

I was here in March and was impressed with the quality of care. The staff were friendly and…read morehelpful. Doctor Oz was wonderful with my Labradoodle. He is highly knowledgeable and he took the time to explain things thoroughly. Green Pines is open on Sunday. This is nice for those looking for an emergency vet on the weekend. The prices were a on the high side but it was worth the care I received as a walk-in on a Saturday.

Idk even where to start. I cannot say enough great things about Green Pines Animal Hospital. From…read morethe moment you walk in, you can tell this place truly cares about both pets and their owners. The staff is welcoming, attentive, and incredibly compassionate. They take the time to explain everything clearly and make sure you feel comfortable with your pet's care. Dr. Oz. Is very nice and explains things very well. He also likes to do things step by step. He will take your pets care one step at a time. He always calls to ask for updates and you can tell he is very attentive and cares so much about your pet. He doesn't force any treatment on you. He only recommends and works with you. I have personally witnessed him come out and explain things like medication to another client and then immediately rush to help someone with an emergency who brought their dog in their arms all bloody, screaming for help. He then came out after the dog was stable and apologized for skipping over me. But I understood. I was only there for an annual visit. He gave me water. Offered me coffee. He is amazing. The facility is clean, modern, and very well run. They are in the process of renovating so it may not look like much now. But you can tell they are putting a lot of thought into their vision. They are starting to add window decals and are setting up a coffee/ drink corner for clients. In a year or two this place will really be something else. You can really see the difference with the new ownership and the upgrades they have made. What stood out to me most is how efficient and accommodating they are. They offer flexible scheduling, welcome walk ins, and are even open on Sundays, which is a huge relief for anyone with a busy schedule or an unexpected situation. They are the only Vet in the area open on Sundays and offer emergency care. The veterinary team is knowledgeable and thorough, and they treat every animal like their own. It is not just a quick visit. They genuinely care about your pet's health and well being. I am retired Police and My dog Bandit is retired Police K9. He is NOT friendly to most other people. Even though he acts like a big baby with me. But Dr. Oz and his staff still treat him with care despite how aggressive he can get. I always feel bad, but I still appreciate the care they give Bandit. If you are looking for a reliable, compassionate, and professional animal hospital, I highly recommend Green Pines. It is clear they are committed to providing top quality care and making every visit a positive experience.

I will ALWAYS recommend Dr. Joyce Loeser to anyone and everyone that needs medical help for their…read morepets. She and her staff literally saved my dog's life over 7 years ago. I am forever grateful for their compassion and amazing services provided on site. There is no other place like this!

My experience left me disappointed, not only because the veterinary care itself was poor, but…read morebecause the customer service and communication were lacking. From the moment I called, the front desk staff member with gray, curly/wiry hair and glasses answered the phone with an audible sigh. I initially assumed she was having a difficult day, but while sitting in the lobby I heard her answer multiple calls the same way. It set an unfortunate tone. Our appointment was scheduled for 2:45 p.m. This practice has clients wait in their vehicles until called inside. We weren't invited in until 3:00 p.m., and by 3:15 p.m. our pet hadn't even been weighed. Another client in the waiting room told us she was still waiting for her 2:15 appointment as well. I approached the front desk because I'm a doctoral student and had class obligations later in the day. I simply asked for an update so I could decide whether I needed to reschedule. Instead of receiving an estimate or an apology, I was told in a sarcastic tone that we were "third" and that others had been waiting two hours. I was also told that "when you begin doctoring" I'll understand that nail trims turn into additional questions. I cut the woman off. She seemed to want an argument; raised my voice that customer service is a simple courtesy and their issue of poor scheduling shouldn't be my problem. I'm not in veterinary school, and I have a 28-year professional career. My concern wasn't that emergencies or longer appointments happen - they absolutely do. My concern was the complete lack of communication and respect for clients' time. If the schedule is running an hour or two behind, a quick phone call or text giving clients the option to arrive later or reschedule is simply good customer service. The one bright spot was the staff member who proactively came out to swab our dog's ears before the appointment. She was kind, efficient, and clearly trying to help the veterinarians stay on schedule. She deserves recognition. Unfortunately, I also witnessed another staff member speaking to a couple with a paralyzed dog in a manner that came across as cold and lacking compassion. Whether intentional or not, bedside manner matters just as much as technical expertise. This entire experience was so upsetting, I left to wait in the car while my mom handled the appointment. Where I live, customer service is paramount (I was bringing in a pet as a favor to a family member currently traveling). I get this is South Florida, but you don't have to live the stereotype. In the end, the delays themselves weren't what disappointed me. It was the dismissive attitude, poor communication and lack of empathy. With better scheduling communication and customer service training, this practice could provide a much better client experience. Oh, and firing that horribly rude woman at the front desk. Editing to add: I'd be remiss if I didn't add, my mother was not allowed back with our pet. The vet comes out to the lobby to discuss animal condition, results, etc. When my mother mentioned he is having issues with his hind leg, she was dismissive and said nothing is wrong with it. Meanwhile, he won't put weight on the leg and has been limping for days. The idea of not being allowed to observe any part of a patient examination is mind-boggling. Yes, you won't be there for x-rays or bloodwork. That's typical. The rest of the exam? You're left wondering what even takes place.

An outstanding veterinary practice--I cannot recommend them highly enough! They are incredibly…read moreknowledgeable and truly think outside the box. We love that they offer the ability to compound custom medications, which completely resolved our dog's chronic ear yeast infections and our cat's stubborn toe yeast infections. The list is endless when it comes to the specialized issues they've successfully diagnosed and treated for us. On top of the stellar medical care, the entire staff is absolutely wonderful, welcoming, and helpful.

Doctor Weman and his staff are wonderful. Very knowledgeable, professional and honest. They explain…read morethe course of treatment and detail each step that will be performed; with a clear understanding of the outcome. Thank you, Art S. and my four-legged son Buster

We have taken our dog, Molly, to Camelot on countless occasions for years. When we travel, we…read morehappily board her there. We always know that she will get the proper shots and care that she is due for. What you need to know if that while Molly is very sweet, she is also extremely anxious and neurotic, especially during thunder storms, which are frequent in South Florida. The first time she was boarded, the staff came in to find her cage across the other side of the room and damage done to the metal from her trying to get out. They simply consoled Molly, cleaned up and repaired the cage, and never charged us extra. Molly has also had breast cancer and multiple lipomas all over her body. She has had to have several surgeries to tend to these issues. Again, the doctors and staff have always taken tremendous care of her, informed us of what to do next, and educated us on how to administer the medicine, etc. We're so grateful to have Camelot Animal Hospital and Boarding Kennel, and highly recommend their care and services.

Visited the ophthalmologist for my dog's recent eye issue. Got there at the scheduled time and had…read moreto wait 2 hours to be seen. My dog was "treated" and sent home with a prescription for flubiprofen. After seeing my dog develop very weird symptoms I googled the medication to find out that the FDA has banned this as it is potentially harmful to dogs.

We have had such a positive experience with Jacaranda Animal Hospital. From the moment we walk in,…read morethe staff is welcoming, attentive, and genuinely caring. It means so much to have a veterinary team that treats our dogs with the same care and compassion they would give their own pets. The doctors are thorough, patient, and always take the time to explain everything and answer our questions without making us feel rushed. We truly appreciate the level of care and attention our dogs receive at every visit. Knowing our pets are in such capable and caring hands gives us tremendous peace of mind. We are very grateful for the entire team at Jacaranda Animal Hospital and would happily recommend them to other pet owners!

I just moved to the area from Ft. Lauderdale and looking for new vet. Called this office. Nice…read moreperson at desk. That's why 2 stars, but the prices she quoted me are 1/3 higher than my vet in Victoria Park!!! What's up with that?? This place is in a strip mall not fancy. The very could be wonderful. Apparently is from the reviews but i will just take the drive back to our vet when needed for those prices.