two years of wonderful service from a caring and professional staff. Doctors and entire staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. Clean office and easy to do business with them. Front desk help is super knowledgeable and well coordinated with entire team. No agenda and no up selling.

I love Dr. Gerhart. He has done regular exams on our pups since moving to the area 7 years ago. He…read moreis now helping us navigate metastatic cancer in one of our girls and he has been a Godsend helping us navigate through this difficult time. Thanks Dr. Gerhart, love, Roxy & Charlie!

The clinic is conveniently located near my home. The entire staff is wonderful, starting from the…read morefront desk to the techs as well as the veterinarians they have on staff. They are all knowledgeable and compassionate. I especially like the time they take to discuss possible options for senior pets, taking into consideration not just "curing the condition " but also quality of life issues that may be associated with each option. I'm very happy with my experiences at Country Oaks!

We are fairly new to Hudson and needed a new Vet for our 4 Corgis. I don't trust my babies with…read morejust anyone, I did my research. Country Oaks was highly recommended and now I know why. They are very efficient, accurate and a well oiled machine (team). Everyone from the front desk reception to the vet technicians and Dr Ortiz were amazing. They obviously love animals and I have trust they are the best for my babies.

Nine months ago, we were told to take our dog, Walker, home and enjoy our last week with him…read more It all started with diarrhea, soft stools, and gradual weight loss. At first, our local veterinarian thought he had low protein. Then he was treated with antibiotics. By the time Walker was finally diagnosed with pythiosis in his GI tract, we were told his case was terminal and that there was nothing more that could be done. We were absolutely devastated. Then our neighbor did some research and came across the incredible work of Dr. Justin Walton at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. That research changed everything. Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team gave us something we thought we had lost--hope. Their expertise, compassion, and willingness to fight for Walker saved his life. Today, nine months later, Walker is pythium-free, off all of his medications, healthy, happy, and back to being himself. What once felt impossible has become our reality. There are no words to express how grateful we are to Dr. Walton and every member of the UF team. Thank you for dedicating your lives to advancing veterinary medicine, for never giving up on dogs like Walker, and for giving our family so much more time with our best friend. If your pet has been diagnosed with pythiosis, don't lose hope. Seek a second opinion and learn about the work being done at UF. Walker is living proof that there can be hope, even when the prognosis seems impossible. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you, Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team. You gave Walker--and our family--a second chance.

The worst emergency vet I've been to... very few clients, but still waited 6 hours to only talk to…read morea vet student, never once spoke to an actual vet.. $300 later, I told them it was long enough and I'd take my dog and go elsewhere. If you have access to any other clinic, go elsewhere.. this place is a joke !

I love Magnolia Animal Hospital! I have been taking my animals there for almost 20 years and their…read moreservice and care for my animals has always been top notch. I have had animals most of my life and they are the best vet I have ever had for my animals. 10/10 would recommend.

They were negligent in giving improper dosage of Simparico Trio to my puppy. His weight is 22 lbs,…read morethey issued it for 60lb dog. When we called to fix it, they didn't apologize. When my partner went to exchange for the right dose, they again, didn't apologize, and they shushed my dog for barking. I wouldn't take my loved ones there.

I have been bringing my pets to Midtown Animal Clinic since it opened. Drs. Emily and Laura have…read morebeen nothing but kind and compassionate towards our animals. The staff is one of the best trained, friendly and compassionate group of individuals that I have seen, and I have been to many different vet offices over the years. Yes, it's expensive, but any vet you go to is going to be expensive. The office is always clean and the waiting room is very comfortable. I trust Midtown Animal with my pets and would not go anyplace else.

Because I couldn't afford to spend $8,000 to fix my dog's ear infections she fired us. She…read morewouldn't even touch my dog. That's after we brought him to Gainsville for a specialist opinion. They are bad vets no compassion. Never go there

From the minute we walked in the door, we felt welcomed. All of the staff were very helpful. We…read morelove that this a woman owned business . The vet took her time and explained everything to us. We brought in our 14 year old dog for treatment. They took care of her with care.

Dr Maul is the most kind and gentle vet that I've ever met. She treats our dogs Tasha and Chester…read morewith compassion and has always been able to help them return to good health.

Great experience , very caring service. I will definitely be calling in the future for my other…read moreloved ones.

Dr. Furgang was a blessing during a time of desperation and pain for us. We were in an "any day…read morenow" type of situation (our dog had dementia which we were able to curb and then she went downhill fast) and unfortunately that day came on a day where our regular vet was out of town. There was no way we wanted to go into a vet office after having our dog with us for 16 years. She deserved better. Dr. Furgang made time for us, even though I'm positive she didn't have the time. She made things as peaceful as possible and eased the pain we all had. This is a service you never want to use but when you have to, I'd highly recommend Dr. Furgang.

Really a great vet and staff, couldn't be more appreciative. Dr. Billiar takes the time with our…read morepets. Never feel rushed and she answers all questions

I brought my 80-pound rescue dog in for a first-time seizure diagnostic workup, having explicitly…read morecommunicated his trauma history and schedule constraints. We waited nearly an hour past our scheduled time. When I inquired, I was informed there was an "emergency," a claim that appears inconsistent with documented patterns of this practice's local operations. When I finally requested to reschedule due to my dog's mounting distress, the appointment was suddenly accommodated. The clinic staff demonstrated an alarming lack of basic handling capability, attempting to force a highly stressed, large dog into a restricted corner to access a scale, which predictably triggered his defensive boundary warnings. Rather than adapting with fear-free methods, the doctor physically grabbed the leash and roughly yanked my dog as she exited the room. During our scheduling discussion, emphasis was placed on my necessity to assist with handling due to my dog's severe rescue trauma and trust boundaries, which the clinic assured me would be permitted. However, the doctor unilaterally insisted on handling him without my assistance, entirely dismissing his documented trauma history as irrelevant. Furthermore, the clinic had me sign a medical release form for a reversible sedative to draw essential metabolic blood work, yet they failed to successfully administer the sedation or obtain the diagnostics. The clinic subsequently blamed the patient and myself for their inability to render services. Finally, the clinic engaged in clear billing fraud: they charged a full fee for a physical examination despite explicitly documenting in their own subsequent medical records that "no further handling or services [were] performed" and that they failed to complete essential components like an oral exam. They also fabricated clinical data by logging a "normal body weight" in the official chart, despite their staff openly admitting they were unable to weigh him due to the scale's position. This practice prioritized standard up-selling over providing the critical medical care we requested. I cannot recommend this clinic to anyone seeking competent, compassionate, or ethically sound veterinary care.