Dr. Sinko is the most caring veterinarian I have ever met. He takes the time to explain in detail all scenarios of your dogs situation and the best course of action for your pet. My Shadow was 16 years old in December and is alive and healthy today because of Dr. Sinko. Shadow has Cushings and kidney disease and following doctors orders his bloodwork has been on point. Thank you from the bottom of my heart in keeping Shadow with me. read more

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Sinko and his staff! They have been awesome through some tuff times with my fur babies. It is unfortunate that they have crossed over the rainbow bridge to all be together now (at different times) I have been with North County Animal Hospital for many years and I highly recommend them! I thank them for being the best at what they do! read more

When our 11 year old rescue dog Max lost his battle with osteosarcoma and the time had come to say good-bye, Dr. Sinko and his team came to our home and provided him with a dignified and peaceful passing, and we can't thank them enough for being there for us at a most-difficult time! read more

I took my cat here today, and they were so excellent with her! She normally freaks out beyond control at the vet's office, but not today. They were so patient and gentle with her, and what is normally an incredibly traumatic experience for she and I, ended up being nothing but pleasant. Highly recommend this place!! We are clients for life now, for sure read more

This is a wonderful veterinary clinic and Dr. Sinko is truly a professional. I appreciate his patience and genuine care for my pet. I highly recommend this veterinary practice. Contrary to what is posted on yelp the clinic is open Monday,Tuesday,Thursday and Friday 8-5 and Saturday 8-12. read more

Dr.Sinko, is my vet to 6 Large breed rescues & 4 small breed rescue dogs. I also have 3 cats. I run a small show horse farm in Jupiter,& am very selective on quality professionals working with me.Dr.Sinko & staff have over the many yrs ive used their expertise in emergencies.Shown professionalism, & loving kindness.i highly recommend Dr.Sinko & North County Animal Hospital, To anyone looking for Top Notch,& thoughtful caring vet. Deborah Berger,owner of Legacy Farms of Jupiter. read more

Dr Sinko is amazing. Love going to my appointments. The facility is beautiful and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Dr Sinko always takes the time to go through the treatment plan and I know I am in good hands. read more

It has taken me 4 months to get past my anger to be able to write a review. The conclusion to my story is that my dog died. The end result may have been the same as she was an 11 year old large breed dog. However, I feel that they handled her final weeks poorly and her final day was a nightmare that I don't wish on anyone. For years I used Harmony Animal. In the past year they added several new vets. Her last two visits at Harmony were with new vets. I was so displeased that as I sat in their exam room waiting for them to return with an x-ray appointment and an antibiotic ointment for her foot I called North County to make an appointment. I have a friend that uses Dr. Sinko and had raved about him. They told me to come over immediately which was awesome. Dr. Sinko was great, he got down on the floor and checked her out thoroughly. The ointment would never have worked, she was very hairy and it would not have reached the skin. He prescribed an oral antibiotic and the sore on her foot went away. He said we could hold off on x-rays and see if all of the other medications helped (she was on Rimadyl and Tramadol) with her limp. Through the years she'd had lung issues. That problem flared about 6 weeks later and I took her in. I asked if we were approaching end of life (her litter mate had passed last year), he said he did not think so and we just needed to treat the flare. Two weeks later she was not doing better so I returned and he did more intensive testing. It showed her trachea was collapsing which apparently is very common in dogs. I went to the compounding pharmacy and got her medication to control the cough. She was on antibiotics, Rimadyl and pain medication. This went on for about a week and there was no improvement. I remained in contact with the office. The day before her passing I called and said that she was not getting better, in fact I thought she was getting worse. In the early morning on the day she passed, it was a Thursday, she went into distress with rapid breathing and gagging. I went to the office at 8:00 when they opened. Dr. Sinko was off but Robin texted him. He said to increase the pain medicine. I did that and there was no change. I called a few hours later and Robin said he would be in that afternoon for another pet that was having an emergency and he would call me. She spoke with him and called me back and advised to increase the pain medicine again. I called 3 or 4 times that morning. I asked if I should go to the emergency clinic because she was in distress and it was horrible. Robin called him again and he said he did not think it was that time yet and we just needed to get her through this flare. She said he would call me when he reached the office for the other emergency animal issue. I called Robin for the last time at noon and told her that he did not need to call me as Cinnamon had passed away, her gasps had subsided and she just died. Robin was surprised. Clearly my presence at the door when they opened, and my repeated calls, and telling her that my dog was in DISTRESS did not convey the urgency of the situation. Did she fail me, or did Dr. Sinko? Who was actually pushing me off? I will never know. Robin lives in my neighborhood and I see her walking her dog often, a pang of anger pops out. I saw Dr. Sinko's car the other day and got angry. I guess I am not over it. Clearly it was meant to be the end of her life. I would have preferred to let her go to sleep peacefully rather than the path that she took. Blame, who knows. She was an awesome dog, and now she is not. read more

I was very impressed with this office. Robin on the front desk is patient, smart, organized, and loves animals. She thinks of everything, giving detailed directions and then, when we arrived in the office, made sure my dog was comfortable - even putting us in a room with the best view so that my anxious dog could look outside. She is chatty without neglecting her work. Dr. Sinko arrived after my appointment time (since they had squeezed me in on a Sat AM when I thought my dog had a UTI) and - to my surprised - didn't dole out the meds 'just because' but told me honestly that he didn't think my dog had an infection. He instructed me to get a wash from the pharmacy for about $9 and use that for a few days. Dr. Sinko was right, and he proved his honesty once more when he did a teeth cleaning on my dog, and didn't drag it out, or pull teeth just to make a buck. He seems like a very genuine, caring vet, with lots of experience and wisdom. Our pup was very comfortable here and I won't go anywhere else now. Robin also gave me the number of a dog sitter since we are new to the area and I watched her deal with a sultry customer - who was complaining about his bill - with the greatest tact and aplomb. read more

Run away from this quack. He killed my healthiest little Yorkie in 4 minutes of incorrect anesthesia in 2011 to do a dental (Teeth cleaning). I have the labs' results, both toxicology and pathology; in the toxicology tests they found the presence of an obsolete substance in her tissues, which he did not put in his procedure report. And I suspect he also killed another Yorkie of mine 3 months prior when he tried to tap her lungs that had fluids. He called me in the surgery room and she was already lifeless recommending we put her to sleep as she wouldn't make it. We will never get over the pain he caused us and I will forever feel guilty for having taking them to him! Plus, I had adopted a little Maltese girl after the death of the first Yorkie in January and I took her to him and he didn't even know she was in heat! read more

This vet is horrible and so is their staff. They euthanized a dog without checking the microchip which would have said a family member stole the dog and went ahead and euthanized him just for money. There was nothing wrong with this beautiful boy. He was 7 years old and in perfect health and not aggressive whatsoever. And they won't even give me the records for MY dog despite MY vet with YEARs worth of records asking for them. They're absolutely terrible. Stay away because this vet only cares about money. Whenever someone brings in a new dog you should scan it for a chip. That's vet basics 101. This Veterinarian is not going to practice much longer because I'm personally going to see his license DESTROYED along with his practice because that's what he did to my dog and my life. I had my boy from 6 weeks old until he euthanized or did God knows what with. He denies me the closure I desperately need because he wants money. He's evil, immoral, and I hope he gets his karma. I hope he knows I've got a lot more people that I know he's harmed during his practice and I'm not finished with this or forgetting about it. I hope he's ready to face the AVMA and AAHA and a bunch of news stations! I loved my dog and he wouldn't help me. Stay away! read more