Update on my previous review.... Shame on me for being so quick to assume he knew what he was…read moretalking about.... If this vet took the time to listen to what I was saying ,the obvious would've come easy and he wouldn't have misdiagnosed my 5 lb yorkie as having Congestive heart failure... Luckily, he was only in the medication for a week until the doubt started

I brought a stray cat I named Purrcy to Bushnell Animal Clinic, and our experience was outstanding…read morefrom start to finish. I was able to get an appointment the very same day I called, which was such a relief. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted warmly by the manager named Tammy. Diane quickly brought us into an exam room and offered me a bottle of water. She was so friendly and efficient, and so kind and gentle with Purrcy. Dr. Hart examined him thoroughly and diagnosed an ear infection. He took the time to explain everything clearly and outlined a treatment plan with several options. I never felt pressured to run extra tests or select the priciest option. I was not rushed, and it was obvious that Purrcy's comfort and well-being were a priority. Another vet tech named Jamie stopped into the room to introduce herself and see if I needed anything else. The entire team showed genuine compassion and professionalism. I really liked the re-cap sheet they sent me home with. It stated everything that was done and the medications given in the office. It included clear instructions for at-home care that I could refer to and share with my husband. Thanks to Bushnell Animal Clinic, Purrcy is already on the road to feeling better. We are truly grateful and highly recommend this clinic to anyone looking for excellent veterinary care at a reasonable price.

I have 2 untraveled cats and it was awesome to find this place that would come to my home to see my…read morebabies! The ladies were great and did a fine job. They always responded to me promptly via text with any questions I had and I got prescription medicine from them quickly. Unfortunately they have closed their regular vet practice and are only doing end of life services since the end of July 2026 I am sad that I have to torture my girls trying to get them in carriers, the car and then a strange environment. I hope someone else will open a much needed mobile vet soon in the area!

Such a blessing to provide this end of life service for my senior dog. Even though we were not…read moreregular clients they were so gracious and kind to schedule an at home appointment within 48 hours. Making an extremely difficult situation as stress free as possible for us. Very compassionate and caring with Millie and us. I am forever grateful for the before and after care provided. Highly recommended. Carol Repoza Howey In The Hills, Florida

My German Shepherd/Pitbull mix woke me up at around 4:30am on a Thursday morning, he was throwing…read moreup water in the kitchen, I got out of bed and let him out, he came back in a little later and was staggering.... I took him to the VEC ER on 466A in Fruitland Park, his temp was 107.8. I didn't realize how dangerous that high a temp can be, it is deadly..... does brain and organ damage. I was not told he really had very little chance of surviving. I was frantic and threw my credit card down for 3,000.00 to 6,000.00. They were able to get his temp down, and he stayed overnight. They called on Friday morning and said come get him, adding $400.00 to the $3,000.00 I had already paid. I brought him home, he didn't know who I was, and wouldn't eat anything and when he drank water, he had explosive diarrhea. Not only was his brain damaged but his organs were too. He just wanted to go hide under a large bush in the yard, and die. My vet came Saturday morning. Told me if a client comes to him with a dog with that temperature he recommends putting them down. They are basically toast. No one knows why his temp was so high, he was fine the night before, ate dinner, acted normal. Took his pills at 9:00pm. VEC diagnosed heat stroke, but he was in an air conditioned house, so clearly that wasn't it. He was an old dog, not sure how old, with health problems. I knew that when I adopted him a little over 3 years ago, but in spite of his problems, he was a happy, seemingly healthy boy. His blood work was always excellent. I am beyond devastated, and annoyed that the ER didn't tell me that he had almost zero chance of recovery, so he ended up suffering for two days while I thought he would get better. Now, I have a $3400.00 Visa bill, and a broken heart. I wrote them, to see if they would give me some grace on that exorbitant bill, but they didn't bother to respond. Beware.

Sadly, my German Shepherd passed away very unexpectedly Saturday night while we were sleeping. As…read moreyou can imagine, we were devastated. I called our regular veterinary office, but they were closed. However, their voicemail suggested we contact Veterinary Emergency Clinic. We called and explained what happened and that we wanted to have her cremated. They were very understanding and told us to bring her to them. When we got there, they directed my husband to take the car around the side of the building where they would meet him with a stretcher. In the meantime, I stayed up front with the receptionist. She took me into a room which was clearly for people mourning the loss of their pets. She was very comforting to talk with. My husband arrived in the room and we waited for Casey to be brought in. A gentleman brought her to us. He had wrapped her in a nice blanket and told us to take all the time we needed with Casey. Both my husband and I were beside ourselves with grief. We loved on our baby and let her know how missed she will be. My husband went outside the room and met with the gentleman. Together, they made the final plans for Casey while I had a little more time with her. He was so kind, I really appreciated him and all the staff there. My husband, with his help, picked out a very nice urn for Casey, and the price was really reasonable. On Thursday, I received the call that her remains were ready. I arrived and was greeted by a different lady than last time. When she brought Casey's remains to me, I got a bit teary eyed and she offered me some words of comfort. They did everything so compassionately and professionally, I was very pleased with them. They made a very difficult decision go a little easier and for that, I am grateful.

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.

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!

Great service, very friendly and willing to help. Thank you for being so kind. Waiting time was…read morenot bad at all. Love the service.

Love this place. Helped get a few stray cats neuter and spayed. They are very inexpensive and I was…read moreable to keep one of the kittens. They are doing a wonderful job keeping animals healthy and to stop over population of felines.

I tried so hard to give several chances to this local vet. I wanted to be near my home and support…read morelocally. But we can no longer handle going here after multiple visits to this office and I want to warn others to stay away. They were constantly doing stuff without consent and charging me afterwards, without telling me a price or discussing. I got to a point of warning them every time, tell me the price up front or I will refuse to pay. I really felt like just a number here for money.

Absolutely! Do not bring your dogs or cats to this veterinarian clinic. Very unprofessional in how…read morethey handle business. In the end, they didn't care about you. Or your fur babies.

Got established with this practice when we moved here permanently last Fall. Great staff and Dr…read more Zalada is very good with my temperamental kitty. Glad we found this practice.

It took us a while to find Dr. Brown, but her office and facility are absolutely fantastic. Just…read morelike our hometown. both Dr. Brown and Dr. Z really get down and understand your dog they care and they work with you so that you know what needs to be done after you take your pet home on top of that you get a follow up phone call or at least we have with our Sherman with some issues that he's had to make sure that everything is going right and we're doing the medication properly. I can't say enough positive prices about Sumter County Animal Hospital. If you're looking for a veterinarian that actually treats your pet as if it's part of the family look no further.

You won't find a more compassionate and knowledgeable vet than Dr. Kennedy. He goes above and…read morebeyond with a gentle, quiet bedside manner.

awful. unprofessional, talked down to me like I was dumb. it was my first time going there and I…read morewon't be back. the doctor was so rude and not addressing the issue at hand. I can't stress enough how unprofessional they were, the dr scribbled a bunch of stuff on a paper I had brought to them instead of giving me an actual list and instruction sheet. at the end of the day, they did not do anything to help my dog.

A year ago my family was blessed to be connected with HSD and matched with the most amazing service…read moredog in training. After a week in Florida with Victoria, James, Sam, Tera, Emily, Rich and everyone else at HSD we went home with an amazing start on this service dog journey. He was fully potty trained, knew his leash manners, basic tasks, and skills far beyond what a "normal" 6 month old puppy does. The bond he formed with my daughter is unbreakable, he is always at her side ready to alert if she has a medical episode. He continues to grow and mature in his natural abilities as a service dog, he has genuinely made a life changing impact on her quality of life. He is a healthy and happy boy, passing all of his preliminary OFA testing as well as his annual OFA testing. His vet, having been in the business for many many years has complimented what a beautifully bred dog he is based on his condition, health, and temperament. At home he is a loving and cuddly member of the family, we are truly grateful to have him!

I have a HSD dog that went through the 6mo puppy program, and I can honestly say I do not recommend…read moreHope Service Dogs. He is currently 1.5 years old and I essentially trained him from scratch. When I collected him at the end of the 6mo program, he was unable to heel (could barely loose leash walk) had no handler engagement, and could not perform any of the tasks I had requested. He was not fully housebroken and was EXTREMELY distressed in a crate, which concerned me given he should have had 4 months of crate & potty training by that point... this cost $19,500 and fell far short of what the program promised. I contacted Sam & Victoria regarding my concerns with the lack of performance, as well as breeding and training practices, after new information had come to light regarding multiple dogs bred by them with genetic & chronic issues. Because of my critical message, I was subsequently ignored by Victoria, removed from the private puppy owner group, and lost the promised lifetime support. I messaged them with the intent to listen fully if they had explanations for any of my concerns, but the result has cemented my belief that they are well aware of these issues in their program and are choosing to avoid responsibility and ignore the faults. I had high hopes for this program, but those are long gone. This organization is strongly overpriced for what you get, program descriptions are misleading, the puppies are taken out into situations they are nowhere near ready for and are overwhelmed and set up for failure, and there is an undercurrent of consistent health & behavioral issues among the dogs bred.