Dr Abbotts staff paralyzed my poor sweet corgi and told me it was anesthesia, and let me take her…read morehome paralyzed rather than sending her to emergency care asap where she could be saved. She's dead. they killed my dog. Do not go here. Ever. Ever. Ever. Update: Dr abott wrote a reply to this and then deleted it. I'm not sure why. But It made me want to elaborate a little bit more. I just want to add that by the time I got her to emergency care we did the surgery for 7,000 dollars. The dog did not recover and I had to manually express her bladder and she was shitting on herself. She was 5 years old. She would stare at me blankly in her pen. She was a shell and absolutely depressed. When I brought her in about a month after the surgery the vet tech and temporary vet who helped me euthanize my baby were making jokes and giggling that her tongue was hanging out from the euthanasia drugs. While I held her and cried. It was so surreally terrible. IT was unbelievable, so much so That i couldnt bring myself to even write a review because I was devastated. About a week or two i heard Dr. Abbott returned from her trip out of state and I spoke to her on the phone - I just explained what happened and cried. There was nothing anyone could do. This is the fault of her STAFF. and THE TEMPORARY VETS (Roo Relief?) Dr Abbott was not present during this. I do think it would have gone a lot differently if she was however, it is still her responsibility to train her staff for emergency situations and not completely rely on some dimwit temp vet from who knows where. I still think about this. Nearly every day. It was so fucking messed up.

We chose to leave this practice because everything about them seemed to be about money. When we…read morewanted to meet the vet with our new puppy, we were charged an office visit fee even though our puppy was not examined. We were also up charged for a heartworm-flea and tick medicine. When the office culture is one of bilking customers, this is not for us. Comparatively, on our first visit to a new vet, the vet sat down with us, got to know us and our pup for nearly an hour. Nothing more to say.

The doctor spent as much time as I needed on my 1st visit and the staff was very warm…read more. You should all go there!!!

Was in town visiting friends when my pup needed immediate attention. Being away from home and our…read morelocal vet, this place allowed us to come in and see a vet asap. The doctor and all staff were extremely friendly and pleasant. The doctor was very honest, personable, and couldn't have been more gentle with our pup. Very helpful place and recommended if you so need! 20% off if you are a first time visitor!

We feel incredibly fortunate to have found Mindful Veterinary Care…read more Dr. Nicole Patterson has provided extraordinary care for our cat, Rocky, through a very complex medical journey, while Dr. Jonathan Block has taken wonderful care of our dog, Barkley, including treating him after he tore his ACL and required surgery. Having trusted both veterinarians with the health of our pets, we can say with complete confidence that they are exceptional doctors. What truly sets this practice apart is that the compassion doesn't end when the appointment is over. Dr. Patterson has consistently called after visits--and even between appointments--to check on Rocky, answer questions, and see how he was progressing. The front office team has been just as remarkable, frequently calling to check on Rocky and making sure we had everything we needed. That level of personal care is incredibly rare. Every member of the staff has treated us with kindness, respect, and genuine compassion. During one of the most stressful times of our lives as pet owners, they made us feel supported, informed, and never alone. If you're looking for a veterinary practice that combines outstanding medical care with people who truly care about both pets and their families, we recommend Mindful Veterinary Care without hesitation. Thank you to Dr. Patterson, Dr. Block, and the entire team for the extraordinary care you've given Rocky and Barkley. We will always be grateful.

My taxi was almost paralyzed in his back end we did laser and acupuncture, and today he won first…read moreplace in the Doxy Dash at the Doxy Oktoberfest

Great visit with Dr. Edwards! Amber at the front and our Vet Tech were amazing and so sweet with…read moreour boy Zeus. We are getting our first visit after moving back to the area. Glad to get his first assessment done and his vaccines. They started our appointment right on time and we were in and out in about 30 minutes.

I had one of the most heartbreaking and traumatic experiences yesterday at the Animal Healthcare…read moreCenter in Woodwalks Plaza. It was, without a doubt, one of the hardest days of my life. My 18 year old dog had to be put down, and the whole process was made infinitely worse by the cold and distant attitude of the veterinarian Dr. Dew. When we arrived, my dog was peacefully sleeping, but the doctor chose to wake him up, which felt unnecessarily harsh, almost as if to confirm we weren't lying about his condition. From that moment on, he was in agony, moaning and crying throughout the procedure. What made it worse was that no one offered him any kind of anxiety medication or calming treatment, even though it was obvious he was distressed. He went from crying to lifeless in my arms, and the whole thing felt horrifying. I thought I was mentally prepared for this experience. But the reality of it was far worse than I ever could have anticipated. I can't help but feel like I betrayed my dog and that he suffered because I didn't advocate harder for his comfort. If I had known how much he would struggle, I would have gladly paid extra for any sedative or calming aid to make it easier for him. I truly hope he can forgive me, but I can't shake the feeling that I failed him in his final moments. This experience was not what I imagined it would be, and I just want to warn others to make sure they advocate for their pets' comfort, even if it means pushing for additional care.

We love Dr. Stacy's. Just recently we had our doggo in for his vaccines and we had some concern…read moreabout a growth on our pups armpit. She took the time to check it out and was never pushy about treatment plans. Stacy's approach to pet care is proactive not pushy. She explains in great detail what to expect and the processes to accomplish the best outcomes. After all, isnt that what we want most for our furbabies? Stacy's dedication to her work is evident in all she does. The office is clean and spacious and up to date. We will continue to take our pets to her because you just dont find people like her in vet practice often.

I've been going to this vet for several years with multiple animals and I've always felt that this…read moreplace was only interested in my money. Stacy always presented a negative picture to me of what could happen if I don't do the recommended procedures and made me feel guilty if I didn't do what she recommended. For example, "Many of our patients have their animals' dental cleanings done every year. Her jaw could shatter at any time." Because we had already taken our animals there, we were hesitant to switch because we couldn't get into the vets that were recommended because they were too busy. So, we chose the procedures that made sense for our animals and our budget. Six months ago, after having extensive tests done on my 15-year-old cat, because he had a seizure, she told me that he had congestive heart failure and could die at any time. I was shocked and devastated. We were already dealing with the extra costs and work for our ailing 17-year-old dog (we transitioned to another vet for her). Stacy prescribed 3 sets of medication for my cat that were very expensive. One of the pills was ($100) and larger than a human would take, and he just wouldn't eat anything with medication in it (even broken up). We tried everything. He began avoiding us and stopped eating because he felt that his food contained meds and we decided that we couldn't continue trying to give him the meds. We discussed it with the vet, asking if it would help if we (at least) could give the smaller ones. They wouldn't give us a straight answer and just said, "Good luck." Six months later, he is alive and doing ok but developed some congestion. Two weeks ago, we started trying to give him the pills and were most successful with the furosemide (the smallest one). He recovered. Today, I tried to get those renewed but the vet refused saying that it is recommended, after 6 months, that he get all the tests again (~$1000.00 and sedation). I told her that we only recently (two weeks) started trying to give him the pills again and that we were not putting him through that as we wanted him to live the last few weeks of his life without needles, sedation, etc., at the vet. The cost and torture to him didn't make sense to us after only being able to give some of the pills for 2 weeks. We did not need refills for the others because we are not as successful in giving them. We know he doesn't have much time left and are hoping we have several more weeks. They refused to renew the medication and kept saying, like a broken record, "It is recommended, after 6 months...". They didn't care. We are never going back.

Everything could improve! These are the most incompetant people. They lie, they kill animals…read more Refer to Joey's Legacy on Facebook. They killed our beautiful Italian Greyhound Romeo. Dr Yanguas and her staff are not qualified to treat animals. Read the horror stories!!! Our dog went in spent, playful and happy. He went to have a benign fatty tumor removed. He died on the table due to her incompetence and they all lied and covered it up. It was confirmed to me by someone that used to work there. They are disgusting and you would do your loving furry family member a real disservice to take them there. My family and I will never get over it. We had the most special boy in the world. He didn't deserve to die that way. They sicken me!! I wish for them what they did to him!

We found this vet on google and decided to go because it was the closest to our new home. We moved…read moreto Loxahatchee January 2020. We had one dog with knee issues and he has had surgery on both knees (prior to moving to Loxahatchee). The doctor was amazing from the moment we met her. She was so caring and her energy was amazing. The staff has learned who we are because since we moved here, we rescued another dog and now bring both of them here. When I call, I am almost always connected with Vanessa who recognizes me right away. We are always able to get an appt shortly thereafter. The dog with knee issues unfortunately began to limp again on the first knee he had surgery on. We let the doctor know and she evaluated him. She advised that he see a specialist that goes to their office. We waited for that specialist to evaluate our dog and his X-ray and he said the dog needed another surgery. The orthopedic surgeon was amazing! By far the best orthopedic surgeon (out of the three total that have worked on my dogs knees). After the surgery, the vet and her staff took care of him and he was in such good hands! We got to bring him home one day later and we took him back for a follow up several days later. He has recovered so well! I believe this was the hardest surgery (since it was a botched job that was previously done) and it was the one he recovered the best from! We come here for our dogs annual vaccines, heart worm injections, and any issue or concern we have in general. We are so grateful we stumbled across this vet. Thank you for everything you guys do!

We brought our dog here to establish him with a doggy doctor. So far, so good.. Doc was very…read morethorough and hopefully we will get our super chunky boy back to healthy again..

Love them! Dr. Simmons loves my pets, and is always comforting during stressful times. Gina rocks!read more

I have lived in Wellington full time for 23 years, I have used all the vets here throughout my time…read morehere, and was referred to Dr. Herejk, (Owner) and Dr McLaughlin by an equine vet 3 years ago. I have been nothing but impressed by their vast medical knowledge and professional demeanor. They also have licensed vet techs on staff which is imperative to me. The front desk staff always is prompt in returning calls or their office text messaging system. I have a 4 pound Pomeranian and would not trust any other veterinary hospital to treat or diagnose him. They also have an excellent relationship with many of the specialists in the South Florida area should your dog need to be referred out. I have worked in the equine industry my entire life and in equine hospitals and I truly have to say this is the only place I will ever go for my dogs primary care doctor. Most small animal vets I have found lack depth in their education and ongoing knowledge and continued education within the field. That is not the case here, they continue to be up to date on their field of specialties. Hope this helps anyone looking for a new vet!

The staff is amazing!! I have 2 pups that have seen them for almost two years now. Every…read moreinteraction with the team from the amazing vets to their friendly staff has been great! They truly care about you and your pet. So thankful to found this vet's office.