Dr. Cosenza is the best veterinarian that I have been to in my whole life. He spends all the time…read morein the world with me and my dog when we come in for an appointment. I never feel rushed. He makes sure I always understand the issues and options to take in order for me e to provide the best care for my pet. For many products (i.e. heart worm and flea and tick preventative medicine ) that we need, his prices are less expensive than what I find on the internet.

I've taken my dog here for over a year now and no issues so far. Dr. Cosenza always gives solid…read moreadvice and service.

I used to bring my dog here but it's been over eight years since she passed away. Since then, I've…read morebeen bringing cats in from time to time. And just last month, I took my latest addition in to get up-to-date on her vaccinations & to receive calming meds for a four-day road trip (my cat only rides in my car for vet visits, so I wanted to be prepared for any potential anxiety during the 10+ hour drive each day). This was the first time I met Dr. B's son, who started off by saying, "I LOVE cats." This put me at great ease because I knew my spoiled little furball would be in excellent hands despite just meeting the new veterinarian. Everything went even better than I imagined & he gave me a thorough explanation on what to expect when administering Gabapentin to my cat. During her exam, he also mentioned that one of her teeth was almost ready to fall out which took me by complete surprise! He showed me the plaque buildup & I guess I hadn't realized that it had actually been some time since her last appointment...back when her little chompers were sparkling white. I was advised to get an enzymatic toothpaste for pets (which I actually purchased just a week before her appointment, go figure) & although I said she probably wouldn't let me come close to her teeth ever again, he assured me without the slightest bit of hesitation: "You can do it!" We also discussed diet & more specifically, taurine content in cat kibble. The doctor wished us safe travels & we were on our way. *I wanted the Gabapentin as a "just in case" & fortunately, didn't have to use it. My gal was as sweet as pie & only disrupted my sleep by smacking my face at precisely 3 AM every morning during our trip to play. Meow!

Have me great detail about my dogs situation. I was very pleased with the care my dog received.read more

The Tidewater Veterinary Hospital does an excellent job taking care our 3 dogs. The staff provides…read moreoutstanding customer service and will go the extra mile to help you and your pet. They are kind, patient, and compassionate. It's not just their job, they truly love animals. Recently, I had to take my mom's very old and very sick pet to be put to rest. I've never had to deal with anything like this before. I was amazed at how much effort the staff put into helping me through this horrible reality. Thank you, Diane for taking hundreds of my calls! Thank you, Dr. Repenning for taking the time to explain, reassure, and make the process as smooth as possible. Thank you to the tech (I'm sorry, I don't remember her name. I was a blubbering mess) for helping with the procedure and the paw prints. That was extremely thoughtful. It is such a comfort to have people that care about your fur babies as much as you do.

I definitely recommend this Veterinary Hospital! I have been going here for years. Recently Dr…read moreBenedict helped fix my Cocker Spaniels really bad ear infection. Caring, compassionate and thorough!

Absolutely the best. Up to date on latest treatments, super communication (with animals and…read morepeople), and friendly capable staff. My pups are 13 years old and they've never been anywhere else for primary care... and they never will!

The staff here are wonderful and friendly. I have a nervous dog and they treat him very well. The…read moreservices are expensive, but I am not sure if it is expensive at all vets.

Found a stray kitten last night and they had an appointment same day. They took such great care of…read moreher and gave us everything we needed. Even gave us personal tips to take better care of her. Highly recommend!

I love this place …read more. The staff and doctors are very friendly and helpful take their time with your pets and explain everything to you .. The office is very clean.

Got my baby boy neutered here about a month ago, april 7th to be exact. He got shots as well…read more.. place is VERY CLEAN! easy to get to the parking is also convenient!! it may not look like it upon pulling in the parking lot but there is ample parking spaces I do believe the employee park at the very end to leave open spot for customers meaning to walk an animals up to the building. Everyone was very nice that I spoke with over the phone or came into contact with I would definitely recommend especially for the price!

I brought my dog Rusty to Paw Print Animal Hospital because he wasn't eating and was passing blood…read more I requested Dr. Nezar, who'd known my dog since he was a puppy. But instead of examining Rusty, Dr. Nizar confronted me, questioned why I had asked for him and made dismissive comments. When I shared the stress I was under with my mom critically ill overseas, he told me, "Your mom's issue is not my issue." He then refused to treat Rusty and left us waiting, while my dog suffered. Eventually another veterinarian, Dr. Martinez, came. She was compassionate, examined Rusty, and helped provide the care he needed. Being spoken to so heartlessly and left waiting while my dog suffered was deeply upsetting.

Dear Susan Gordon-Garcia, DVM, Jan 26, 2019 It has…read morebeen four days now since you have euthanized Gizmo, and our experience with you has still been weighing heavy on our hearts. We feel you need take a few minutes to read our letter about our experience with you, and think seriously about what we had to deal with. Our experience with you on Tuesday, was the must unprofessional veterinary services that we have ever witnessed. We did appreciate the few dollars discount for Karen being in the same profession. We understood exactly what should have happened on Tuesday, Karen is a Veterinary Technician, and she has seen many dogs been euthanized, and this by far was the worst she had to witness, and unfortunately it was on our dog. Let us recap here. It first began with you fumbling around through your medical supply cases, as if you had no idea where everything was stored, and as if these supplies were rarely used. Next, you proceed to administer the sedative haphazardly randomly pulling up different spots of his skin, after poking him the first time, missing, and then forcefully poking him again where he shot up to his feet in pain. Gizmo has always been very calm for shots, Karen herself even administering some, never with this reaction. This should have been our first sign, and we should have stopped right there. Next, as we wait for the sedative to kick in, you prepare the euthanasia solution and needles. First off, it should not matter which leg you picked to administer the euthanasia. From the first miss, and blowing out the vein on the first leg, and all the "I'm sorry's", we were distraught. It was so clear that this was an amateur working on our precious family member. From you not having a technician with you as an assistant, to you actually asking us if we had any alcohol, it was so evident that this was not a professional business. Also, you may have not even realized, but you almost poked yourself with the euthanasia needle as you were fumbling around on the floor as you had the needle just lying there on the floor. In addition, Karen having to remind you to use a fresh needle for trying a different vein, and her having to shave a spot on his leg where there was a vein visible, we were just appalled at every next step you took. A professional would have been much more organized than this. This should have been a peaceful transition to the afterlife for Gizmo, yet he was poked like a pin cushion, and turned into a horror story for us. With you saying, "he doesn't feel it because he was sedated" is not an acceptable response. No one deserves to be poked and prodded like he was with you trying to find a vein. We wanted to do this at home to make this as comfortable on Gizmo as possible, yet it turned into a much different situation with it looking like a student fumbling around and learning how to find a vein for the first time. The "old dog" excuse is not acceptable, Karen has dealt with many old dogs, and never has she seen something like this. We write this letter/review, with the main goal being that no one else has to go through what you put us through. Out motive is not monetary nor revengeful, but merely making it clear to others on what we experienced so that no one else has to go through this. We are obviously heartbroken that we had to make the decision to send our family member to heaven, but by far the worst decision we made was picking Susan Gordon-Garcia, DVM to euthanize Gizmo.

Only person I would trust with my pets, Dr. Gordon Garcia cares about animals and is very…read morecompassionate. Reasonable rates

Amazing service and amazing doctors! There clinic greats you with a pleasant smell, and even though…read morethe staff is busy, they still manage to great you with a smile with understanding about your pet's conditions. It's very hard to find good urgent care veterinary clinics. They get 10 stars

Incredibly caring and dedicated staff. Dr. McGuire is an angel of mercy. I do large dog rescue and…read morethey provided my Bella with gentleness, compassion and concern. Bella received the necessary treatment that has her back loving life. If I could give them 6 stars I would. Thank you and God bless. ps Merry Christmas! Love Bella