Dr. M is without a doubt my favorite vet. My 2 year old Lab developed allergies and we have been…read morewith her since we got Jax. She is diligent and patient with this hyper pup at every visit. She not only treats at the least invasive as possible she also educated me with podcast recommendations and YouTube recommendations for his exact issue. Since following her recommendations Jax's itch has virtually ceased and I now feel as though I can tell when his allergies are inflamed and how to mitigate them. **A helpful tip was to put him in a shirt so he could not itch. This has helped him so much !

I can't express enough gratitude for Dr. green and Dr. Marsigliano. My experience with the both of…read morethem has been nothing but positive. Not only have they helped me through the loss of a pet in 2022 but they have assisted me through adopting two new pets and taking on that challenge. I feel so safe and comfortable knowing my fur babes are in their hands. They are loving, compassionate, and dedicated to the work they do. They truly care about the well-being of your pets, and take the time to explain everything you need to know in detail. Top tier clinic and staff all around. We appreciate you!

Do NOT go to this vet if you care about your pet's life. Two of my pets have experienced fatal…read morehealth conditions in which one of them did not make it. One of my cats came for a simple dental cleaning and unfortunately passed during the procedure as no pre-anesthetic blood work or cardiac exams were done to identify any risks. She suffered a pulmonary embolism and passed that day. I brought my other cat as well for a skin concern and they did not notify me about her drastic weight loss, jaundice or fluid in her lungs. My cat was lethargic and not eating/drinking. Due to the staff's lack of concern or observation, i immediately took my cat to Forever Vets which they diagnosed her with FIP ( a fatal condition if not treated properly) in which they immediately provided us with medication and a treatment plan. My cat was on the brink of death and Animal hospital of oceanway was unable to detect/diagnose anything. I advise all pet owners who currently go here to go elsewhere. Plus charging $45 for a fecal exam that you have to collect at home is ridiculous, even if you forget to bring it. FYI Forever Vets can do it there and for cheaper!

I am a former client, but just sharing a really bad experience my friends had. They have two Golden…read moreDoodles and took them to the Animal Hospital of Oceanway (which they've used for many years) to be neutered. Unfortunately, both of them suffered from serious infections and complications due to improperly sterilizing surgery equipment and surgery protocol to prevent staph infections which both experienced within the first 24 hours after surgery and had to be taken to the emergency clinic. With all of the surgery, medications,emergency clinic, etc. they spent over $11,000. Since this was all due to the surgeries, they requested some compensation and were denied. So, no responsibility or accountability was taken. Needless to say, they have lost a loyal client! I'm posting this as a precautionary warning for pet owners.

Let me start out by saying I don't make this post to be mean, but simply to inform other pet owners…read moreof my experience. That being said, I have had a lot of cats and dogs in my life. I currently foster and rescue with animal care and protective services, meaning I have nine dogs of my own who are various special needs or seniors, and I also have nine cats. I have a registered vet that I usually use however, due to the nature of my visit today, I was unable to get my cat there, so I chose somewhere closer to home and I regret my decision. My 16-year-old cat needed to be put to sleep. She had been going downhill for a while, but the last 48 hours we have noticed swelling in her paws as well as her throat area, which could've been anything from fluid retention to an allergic reaction. Either way, we knew it was gonna be her time and we were hoping she would pass on her own, but she did not My husband made the appointment for 330 this afternoon for me and him to go bring her to be put to sleep. As I said, I've had a lot of dogs and cats, so this is not the first time that I've had to put an animal to sleep. Most of the dogs that I rescue our seniors, so this has happened before where I've had to help them along. I've never gone to a vet that did not want to do an initial exam before putting the animal to sleep. I had to ask them to please make sure there was nothing that we could do in order to have her live longer, within reason. I still don't think they even looked at her much just to say that she was anemic and it was her time. I was OK with that as I expected that was going to be the situation, but I did want to make sure that I was doing the right thing, and as I said, I've never met a vet who does not do an exam before euthanasia. In fact, I'm pretty sure we paid for an office visit and they didn't even examine my cat. The vet themselves, without me sounding rude, should not have been practicing medicine. She was older, much older than I have ever seen still working, and she could barely stand up on her own. Because my cat's legs were swollen, they were having a hard time finding a vein. I think it was maybe 20 minutes of them trying to stick my cat, over and over. Thankfully, she was mostly sedated by then, but still. The vet did have an assistant who was trying her best, but I realized once my cat was sedated that I brought her to the wrong place. Unfortunately, at that point, she was already sedated and I was not sure what else I could do. Neither vet informed me when they were going to do anything, I kept having to ask what was going on because I just kept seeing them trying to stick her over and over again. The main vet, kept saying that they were gonna have to gas her and then the assistant that would remind her that they couldn't do that because the gas thing was in surgery I guess. That must've transpired at least four times in the 20 minutes that we were doing this. I also felt like the vet was not very sympathetic to my loss, she was making comments about my cat, as if I wasn't there. The assistant vet was slightly more empathetic. I felt bad for her because she was trying her best and it was not working. I'm not fully blaming them, as I understand that my cat was obviously not in the best of shape, but I do feel like I've never had an experience like this in all the animals that I've had to put the sleep in my 35 years of being on this earth. The whole process took about an hour, and I had to make sure multiple times that she had actually passed because I really didn't even trust them at that point. I almost had a panic attack quite a few times because I just did not understand what was going on, and nobody was talking to me and telling me what was going on. If there's another vet there, I would suggest asking for them, however, I was there last minute, and I think I was the last appointment of the day. I just hope my cat was not suffering during those minutes. It took for her to get sedated and then put to sleep.

The staff at Alta bluff is amazing. I would especially like to thank Ashley and Rachel for the…read moreextra care and advice they have given me since my dogs ACL surgery. They have gone above and beyond. Thank you

Dr. Patel and his staff are First Class! Caring and Compassionate…read more Ive read other reviews and the negative ones are written by miserable people for the most part. That do not reflect the truth. Some people will never be satisfied no matter what you do for them. If you care about your pet, don't hesitate to take them to Sunshine Animal Hospital. They will get the care they deserve.

My year old husky/pit got the parvovirus and I was told he was going to be ok that I need to bring…read morehim home and come back 3 consistent days not knowing how severe the issue was the first day I brought him back he was weak and the doctor told me that he might die no one wants to hear that i was not paying him to pro long my dogs death I wanted him to help me save him he passed away yesterday after I went to the vet to get a hydration IV as a doctor your job is to save animals I talked with multiple vet doctors and they were confused on why the dog wasn't taken for 24hr supervision because he needed way more fluids I asked if the doctor could call me to explain why he didn't tell me to go somewhere else that has 24hr services so my best friend would live I'm very disappointed and disgusted with this vet

I always have to wait, very expensive and the older lady at the front desk is very rude!read more

A friend and I go every week and pet the animals who are in need of comforting (post-surgery, cage…read moreanxiety, etc.). The venue looks clean and tidy, the staff is caring, and they do board. The staff welcomes us and seems glad that we come. I think they may specialize in larger dogs, but that may just be my impression.

WE LOVE THIS CLINIC. THEY ALL SHOWED so much CARE, compassion and understanding during a very sad…read moretime in our kitties life. We LOVE you guys!!!

This place is not cheap but it's convenient and the vet is pretty ok. The front desk girls are nice…read moreand the place is as clean as a vet office can be. If you're on a budget this is not a place for you...sorry.

It's nice to have confidence in the animal hospital you take you furry family member, we have for…read moreover a decade. The doctors and staff ARE GREAT!!! Our first vet, Doctor Chick, moved out of state about a year ago to start his own practice. We were so sad, as Milia was slipping. Doctor Bennett took over care of Milia, and we could not have been more pleased. He continued Doctor Chick's path until it was time. He could have done all sorts of orders for $$$, but he didn't, unfortunately his only time to meet Milia was the day we said goodbye. Not too long after we lost Milia, Jack wondered into my wife's work. No collar, no chip, and we searched, posted, to find his owner. We think he was abandoned. What did we do? Off to SJAH Jack goes for exam. After we couldn't find jack's owner, we adopted him, or was it the other way around. Unfortunately about six months later Jack tested positive for heart-worms. Doctor Bennett advised first slow treatment to see if we could avoid the killer treatment. No luck. We are currently on shot two, tomorrow shot three. Why 4 not 5 stars. Their not 24hr emergency care. Being a retired police/fireman, I've got to leave the 5 star to the emergency 24hr hospital.

Got our cat fixed was a lot of money cut our cat blamed us then called back 6 weeks later saying…read morethey wanted more money. Do not go here.

I was referred to Shoreline by another vet. They had a medication that my vet did not have, but my…read moredog needed the medication. Drove to Shoreline after my dog was examined by the prior vet. My prior vet said all that Shoreline would need to do was take him into an exam room and give him the injection. Shoreline made me wait one hour for another exam before they would give him the injection. All the while technicians came and went and any one of them could have administered his shot. Still they made me wait. It's either greed or incompetence.

The staff here is so caring and interactive with your pet. Hands down great service and care.read more