My pets have been going to this clinic for 4 years , had an emergency and was told to go else where…read moreas the particular dog has not been seen in a year, receptionist was rude and spoke as a matter of fact. My other dog was there 3 days prior . Called All critters , received genuine concern , friendly staff and had us in within the hour and a happy dog .

If you need a vet this is the man . Doctor Gimbal has been caring for my babies for over a decade …read more He is truly Gods helper. God bless doctor Gimbal for his love and kindness.

No idea why there have been so many bad reviews. I recently was fed up with my old veterinary and I…read morewas told the police take a lot of their dogs here. I called and the receptionist was very nice and helpful. She set my two dog's profiles in ten minutes and I told her who my old vet was so she can get the records. She then told me to keep watch for an email to setup my profile online and once that's all done I'll be able to set up an appointment. The email came through in a couple minutes and after my initial call and I received a call 30 min later asking if I wanted to set up an appointment since she already got my pets records! I was surprised how smooth and fast it was. The visit was a very pleasant once. Got there and checked in. There was one person in the waiting room and only one in a private room. I was called in on time and the vet tech and the vet were exactly what I was looking for in a good vet. They listened to us, asked relevant questions and we were happy with the plan of attack for some minor issues. We even had a question for our one pup who has a very sensitive stomach and harsh allergies to see if putting him on a certain probiotic would be safe for him. The vet called the manufacturer representative to find all the information needed to ensure my pup was taken care of! Now I'm sorry other people had a bad time but to be realistic losing a pet is losing a family member and it is extremely difficult. Even in simple surgeries there is a chance for the worst to happen and these workers didn't choose this profession because they hate animals. Also everyone is human and have bad days so is someone was short with you or whatever just think that they might have just put an animal down which must be hard no matter how many times you see it. Anyways I hope everyone's pets are as healthy as ever and stay like that!

Two weeks ago, my dog went in for a dental and died at Jensen Beach Animal Hospital…read more My sweet 4 1/2-year-old pup, Sumac, died from an apparent bad reaction to pre-anesthetic meds given to him by a vet tech. All he needed was a dental! but instead, I had to pick up my beloved dog's corpse later that day. That day, Sumac, a very small Peruvian Hairless dog, underwent a successful physical exam and appeared to be in perfect health. Then, a vet tech administered an opioid intravenously to prepare him for anesthesia. After being left in the kennel, when they checked on him next, he was already in a dire condition, leading to the initiation of CPR. Then there are conflicting accounts: The vet tech tells me she gave Sumac the opiods outside his kennel and then returned him to the kennel, but the doctor says nope, he was given the shots inside the kennel and stayed there all along. What's the real story? Why the discrepancy ? Was anyone even keeping an eye on how my dog reacted to the drugs from the get-go? The medical records are vague on that matter. By the time they figured something was off, he was already in a bad way. Apparently CPR was initiated while Sumac still had a heartbeat.... The doctor then, chose to prioritize calling me to let me know that my dog was in bad shape, instead of staying with her patient throughout the emergency! She left him in the emergency room alone with the vet techs doing CPR on him, only to return to him not having a heartbeat anymore! Despite the known risks associated with anesthesia, the clinic failed to offer me a pre-surgical examination close enough to his procedure date. When I sought further clarity on anesthesia and CPR protocols as well as staff qualifications, the practice's manager flatly denied my requests, dismissing my rights as a consumer. And to top it off, they're still sending me reminders for Sumac's appointments and deals, as if he's still alive. Talk about adding insult to injury. It just shows a real lack of care. All this has made me want to warn other pet owners: THINK TWICE before taking your pets to Jensen Beach Animal Hospital. Specifically if it involves Anesthesia Procedures.

Took my dog to Dr. Strauss this morning. Have to say that the whole vet office is extremely nice,…read morevery calm and you didn't feel the stress and anxiety like you feeling a lot of vets offices. I think I finally found my vet.

My sweet little Maltese was in pain and could not stand or walk, she exhausted herself trying to…read morestand up to walk. She is 15 years old and already has heart and kidney failure so I was very concerned. After calling 7 area vets with no luck in getting an appointment today, one of the other vet offices suggested Sandpiper Animal Hospital. After explaining to Rebecca, the nice lady answering the phone about her pain and condition, they thankfully fit her in this same afternoon. They were so gentle and patient with her and Dr. Richard Strauss came up with a small change in her current treatment plus adding another medication and he thought she would be better in a couple days. I went there thinking the worse for my aged little girl and left with a happy heart knowing she will be with us a while longer. Not only did they help my little girl but they helped me have a much happier day! I can not thank them enough for showing how much they care by fitting us into their schedule when my little girl was suffering! Jeanneane

Dr beerbaum is an amazing doctor I would take my animals there any kind of animals and the people…read morewho work for them are very very polite and understanding I would not have a problem recommending him to anyone thank you Dr bierbaum

Unprofessional, deceptive, and downright disrespectful…read more I brought my dog to Atlantic Animal Clinic for diarrhea and specifically requested a fecal test for hookworms, expecting a straightforward visit: $70 exam, $25 fecal test. What I got was an experience so shady and unprofessional, I feel obligated to warn others. I was in the room the whole time and never saw the vet perform a real exam or use a fecal loop. He claimed he took a sample "off my dog's bottom," but I never saw it happen. Then, without asking or informing me, he ran a Giardia test -- which I didn't authorize -- and added it to my bill. He also put a green liquid in my dog's mouth without telling me what it was. After giving it to him, he casually called it "pizza" and only then explained it was a $30 "holistic oregano" solution. Again, no informed consent. He prescribed Endosuspension, put it in a bottle inside a plastic bag, and handed it to me leaking all over the inside of the bag -- then charged me $50 for it. I never agreed to purchase that either. At checkout, I was shocked when the bill came to $205. I was initially told they accepted CareCredit, but at payment, they told me they only accept cards with a chip. After contacting CareCredit, I was told this vet doesn't accept CareCredit at all, only regular credit cards -- completely misleading and dishonest. After emailing the vet about my concerns -- from unauthorized treatments to billing issues -- my husband went to try to pay only for what we agreed to. Instead of showing any professionalism or empathy, the nurse accused me of lying. When my husband stood up for me, she backpedaled and said she "wasn't in the room," avoiding any responsibility. They eventually agreed to take back the leaking medication and remove the charge for the "pizza" solution, but only after pressure and argument. When we asked for physical test results, we were told they didn't have anything to show us -- just the doctor's word that the test was negative. To top it all off, the vet used profanity and referred to my dog's condition as "acidic sh*t" -- something I would never expect to hear from any professional, especially when speaking to a woman who came in for help with her pet. This clinic is dirty, unprofessional, and completely lacking in transparency or respect. If you value honesty, proper communication, and actual medical ethics -- stay far away from Atlantic Animal Clinic. I will never be back and I advise you to save yourself the trouble.

I wish I could give this office 10 stars! Dr. Padilla went above and beyond for my baby Jack. Dr…read more Diamond is amazing.. the staff are all caring, compassionate.. cream of the crop professionals! My only regret is that I didn't find them sooner. I so highly recommend this office! It is personal, never rushed, everything, every step of the way was explained. I was there almost everyday for three weeks. They did everything possible to save my Jack. If you love your pets like I do... this is the place to take them.

I wish I could leave more than 5 stars. They only treated my 14 yr old dog for a short time as we…read moreare seasonal but they treated us as a long time patient. I can't say enough of how compassionate they were on Holly's last day. The dignity that they showed her went above and beyond. Everyone from the front desk to the doctor was amazing during this difficult day. Thank you

My boyfriend's dog came here for some tumor removal. Everything went well, but guess who ripped it…read moreopen! Senior boys... well, they gave more care and it's healed to the point it's almost closed! He walks better than I have seen him before the mass was even there! You can tell in his eyes he's glad that things gone! Also we came from the city on a neighbor recommendation and the price point! They added a good year or more to his life! Thank you!

They genuinely care about your pets. Always friendly and helpful. So happy we found them.read more

I wish I had checked the reviews before bringing my five-month-old puppy here. Unfortunately, just…read morea week after her visit, she passed away right before Christmas. The hospital conducted a basic parvo test but didn't perform any further testing. They prescribed a lot of medication and sold me numerous items, yet they failed to identify the underlying cause of her problems. Tragically, my dear Ace went to doggy heaven just a few days later, following an emergency visit and three days in the hospital. She was suffering from kidney failure, and if she had been diagnosed correctly, we might have had the chance to treat her. My children had to witness the heartbreaking loss of their puppy. It's difficult to express the level of negligence we experienced; it's nothing short of tragic. They ran no blood tests other than for parvo- SAY FAREWELL TO ACE!

A Disappointing End to Seven Years of Loyalty ​…read more​It pains me to write this review because I have been a loyal client of Morningside Animal Hospital for seven years, ever since my dogs were six weeks old. Over the years, I have referred many people here, but after the experiences I've had recently, I will never return, nor will I ever recommend them again. ​To be clear: my issue is not the cost. I have never expected this hospital to be "cheap" or "affordable." If I wanted budget care, I wouldn't have stayed here for nearly a decade with two dogs meaning double the bills. I am perfectly willing to pay for quality, but the level of service has undergone a drastic decline over the last two years. From the moment you call to the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is cold and unprofessional. Aside from Sam who was the only person to ever truly greet, hug, or show genuine affection to my dogs the staff acts as if they hate their jobs. ​A Pattern of Misdiagnosis and Lack of Oversight ​Two years ago, I was told my dog, Cammie, needed immediate ACL surgery. Thankfully, I sought a second opinion from Dr. Hansen in Stuart, who properly diagnosed her and provided impeccable care. I should have done that again this time but I was undergoing surgery myself so time was of essence. ​The most recent failures, however, are unforgivable: * ​October 2025 (Annual Exam): Both of my dogs were given a "clean bill of health." Doctors noted small growths but said they weren't an issue. * ​Inconsistent Pricing: During that same week, I was quoted two completely different prices for the same mass removal procedure by two different doctors. When I asked Nicole (billing manager) for clarification, she couldn't explain why the pricing was inconsistent, treating the hospital more like a "swap shop" than a medical facility. * ​March 2026 (The Breaking Point): I brought my dog back for a recheck on the growth. Suddenly, I'm told it is a Mast Cell Tumor requiring immediate surgery. This raises a terrifying question: If I hadn't followed my gut and brought her back, would she have died? What is the purpose of an annual exam if a tumor is missed or downplayed? ​Surgery Day Negligence ​On the day of the surgery, I was told to drop my dog off at 8:00 AM. My dog sat in a cage without food or water for seven hours, only to start surgery at 3:00 PM. I was told a "teeth cleaning" for another dog was prioritized over a tumor removal. ​Furthermore, during the procedure, the doctor called to say they found a second mast cell tumor and stated it would be removed at no additional cost. Yet, when I received the bill, the price had doubled & I was absolutely charged for it despite Dr Lindahl verbal promise. Mind you these incisions look like a 3rd grader did it in a back alley! ​ ​The lack of communication and clinical thoroughness is sickening. People come here with their beloved family members in emergency situations, only to be met with miserable attitudes and inconsistent medical advice. Dr. Gimbal's only concern seems to be justifying price increases rather than addressing the plummeting quality of his service. His exact words "you should be happy with the price" Maybe instead of opening more offices you get some training on customer service and ethics. Instead of justifying your prices perhaps increase the quality of care you provide so that your prices are justified! ​I am taking my business elsewhere. If you value your pet's health and your own peace of mind, I suggest you do the same. I highly suggest Dr Hanson in Stuart not only is his bedside manner impeccable but his staff truly cares!

We have been going for 5 years. The main doctor left. The prices went up substantially and they…read moreorder unnecessary tests!

I take my dog in for her nail trim and was shocked when paying the bill for $50.50 . Apparently…read morethey are now charging an extra $24.00 for the technician appt and $26.50 for the nail trim. I will not be going back. They can take that money and shove it.