I took my pup there last fall for yearly physical after my local vet retired. Staff was nice but Vet was just ok barely interacting with my boy. He developed an allergy and instead of discussing possible causes (it was chicken) I was told to bring him in for monthly for shots. I found them to be expensive with quite of few up charges including additional charge for using a credit card. I found another place through word of mouth for my other dog much more suitable and truly animal friendly. read more

We've been bringing our pets to Prosperity Animal Clinic for over 10 years for both veterinary and grooming services. They were always very nice and very helpful. Unfortunately something has changed. Our last 2 grooms were very disappointing. Today we needed an appointment for one of our dogs. He has been an established patient there since he was a puppy. He has severe diarrhea for 2-3 days which we were unable to control. Called for an appointment and we're told by a very rude man that they couldn't see him until Monday. Five days. Are you kidding me. Obviously we took him to another veterinary clinic just down the road. They were happy to help. He was given several medications and put on a special diet. I am so disappointed. We will never be back. read more

My name is Jennifer and I am writing a fact based review of my experience with Prosperity animal clinic and Dr. Bose Anne, veterinarian. This dr who has "practiced for 30 years" was suppose to spay our pup and instead severely cut and detached her bladder from her urethra and right uterer and did not spay her. She suffered for 3 days until we brought her to Jupiter pet hospital and specialty center where they discovered the horror she had just been through and undergo to emergency surgery to save her life. On Wednesday 6/16/2021, Shoopie was scheduled for a spay and biopsy of a cyst that was found a month earlier. We went through Prosperity Animal Clinic in North Palm Beach, FL under Dr. Saraschandra Bose Anne . We brought her at 9 am and around 12-1 pm we received a phone call from the clinic asking "where was the cyst again? Is it the one by her shoulder?" and immediately corrected them. This should of been the time to call it off and prevent what any pet owner would call their worst nightmare. Later that afternoon, we received a call from the clinic manager, Ashley Cook, staring the spay did not go as expected and tried for 3 hours to control excessive bleeding and did not proceed with the spay or biopsy and thus ended the procedure and that she would need to stay the night. After hearing such horrible news, I rushed to the clinic to see my pup and talk to the Dr. When I found her in a metal crate lying lifeless on a hard board of plastic with no IV or sign of monitoring of vitals I immediately panicked and realized I made a horrible mistake to put my pup through this uncessesary trauma. For the next 3 days, she did not show signs of improvement - had no appetite, threw up persistantly did not drink water, refused medication and on the 3rd day saw her abdomen becoming distended and bloody urine which we later found out was seeping out of her incision. (We also went back to the clinic the first 2 days with our concerns with just the treatment of IV fluids and injection medication with no proper assessment of her status such as labs or referral to ER) I immediately brought her to a specialized 24/7 emergency pet hospital and they soon started to uncover the horror Shoopie has had just gone through... They did bloodwork, ultrasound, and contrast initially which showed her white blood cell counts very low, kidneys inflammed, and contrast leaking into the abdomen from the foley catheter. She had visible leakage from the bladder Coming from her surgery incision. She was septic and needed emergency surgery right away. Sunday came and her blood levels did improve and decided to move forward with the surgery as this was her only hope to live otherwise as the Dr. stated " she would likely continue to deteriorate" if they waited any longer. After 4.5 hours of extensive surgery, the Dr. unfortunately found the bladder detached from the urethra ,the right ureter severed and purulent fluid near the bladder rupture / severed uterer. This specialized surgeon meticulously reconstructed the connection between the bladder, urethra and right ureter and also found sutures in many different areas which also had to be removed. After 5 days of recovery, inflammation from the healing process Eventually cut off the connection between her kidney and bladder again and we had to make the difficult decision to end her suffering and lay her to rest. We never received a follow up phone call from the veterinarian nor the clinic After the first 2 days. And when the medical notes were requested the medical notes state she was under surgery for 1 hour which was not what was stated to us as 3 hours multiple times. When the clinic was notified of her passing we never received any form of response or communication from Dr or Ashley cook either. she did not deserve this type of violation and mutulation to her body or to almost end her life in such a tragic and neglectful way. read more

Prosperity Animal Clinic - final moments after Dr cut parts of her urinary system-left her septic,unable to urinate,and fluid leaking out of her incision. - Veterinarians Near Me - North Palm Beach, Florida

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The vet and staff went above and beyond to take care of our sweet kitty. Not only do I highly recommend, I am transferring all animals- despite the 40 min commute!! Very happy to have our animals treated so well! read more

BEWARE! I continue to get my reviews taken down by Prosperity Animal Clinic. I brought my dog in for a bath and was told they would call me in a few hours. After 3 hours, I called to hear the groomer stepped out. **What** how can my dog be there for 3 hours and not be started? Concerned for my dog (high anxiety and they knew this because they were his vet as well) and leaving town, I went to pick up my dog. While driving there, the receptionist called and said I could pick him up at 5 p.m. When I got there, the receptionist was on the phone but I could hear my dog barking as well as another. I followed the bark to a dark room where they had my dog and another locked in and the lights were off. I was so disgusted that I opened up the door and my dog ran out of the building. We will NEVER be back but not even an apology... WOW.... Pet Parents - - BEWARE!! read more

Very impressed with Prosperity Animal Clinic. While most pet clinics are trying to upsell customers, I never found this to be the case with Ashley and her team. We recently had to put our Doberman to rest and was so happy that Prosperity Animal Clinic was there for us. They came to our house and made us feel most comfortable during this stressful time. I would definitely recommend Prosperity to anyone looking for a caring vet that charges fair prices. read more

I've been using this vet for several years for my 8 year old beagle mix and now my new golden retriever puppy. This clinic has been amazing at treating them, getting me in whenever I need, and answering questions politely whenever I might have them. They also will go to my house and take my dogs for walks if I'm ever running late at work and frequently I call last minute and am taken care of 99% of the time. The cost is very reasonable as well. read more

My aunt is a disabled senior in the assisted living center at Prosperity Oaks and has two cats. Last Friday we had to take one cat in for urgent care - just before the holiday weekend . Dr. Bose was kind, communicative and took appropriate steps to treat her. Unfortunately she was too ill to survive and he called my family on Memorial Day to report her that she had died. His office iscourteous and conscientious. I would recommend them. read more

I don't usually post reviews, but I feel that my recent experience with Dr. Bose at Prosperity Animal Clinic warrants one. Unfortunately, I've recently lost my 9-year-old boxer Chestnut to lymphoma. Dr. Bose was the primary vet and I feel that his negligent approach contributed to my pet's death. I brought my pet in as soon as I noticed a couple of tumors and enlarged lymph nodes and his insatiable thirst. During the checkup he told me he wasn't sure what it was and that boxers are prone to cancer. I asked to do a biopsy on all the tumors, and he recommended we do the "tissue sample" biopsy instead of a needle aspirate, because, according to him, the "tissue sample" is more accurate (it also happens to be more expensive). While waiting on the test results we did a urine analysis to make sure he didn't have a UTI. The test results took about 10 days to come back and in the meantime the tumors kept growing. According to the results all the tumors in question were fatty lipomas, with one having a small presence of lymphocytes. I asked him to interpret the results and he told me that the tumors are benign and not to worry about it. At this point the tumor under his jaw was quite large and I was worried that it kept growing, I asked what I should do about it and his response was that the tumors are fatty tissues and to just keep an on eye on it. Not satisfied with the answer, I decided to get a second option and went to another local vet, Harmony Animal Hospital. The vet there immediately noticed 5 more tumors/enlarged lymph nodes and did a local needle aspirate, from which she told me that my dog has lymphoma and that he has 4-6 weeks left if it goes untreated. Suffice it to say I was in shock since only a couple of weeks have passed since I brought him into Prosperity Animal Clinic where I received a totally different diagnosis. The Harmony Animal Hospital diagnosis was confirmed a couple of days later when the official results came back from the lab. When I confronted Dr. Bose at Prosperity Animal Clinic with the results of the second opinion and the aggressive growth of tumors his response was less than satisfactory. He just told me that boxers are prone to cancer and that I should see an oncologist and look into chemo. Basically this is par for the course with boxers. When I asked him how is it possible that it took him 2 weeks to provide me with a false diagnosis and that Harmony Animal Hospital was able to do a needle aspirate on site and give me the diagnosis right there and then for a fraction of the cost, his response was that "he doesn't feel comfortable doing a needle aspirate". I started chemo shortly thereafter but by that time he had stage 4 T-cell lymphoma (although I think it was stage 5 lymphoma because it seemed to be in his nervous system and/or bone marrow). The chemo treatment did not go well and Chestnut only lasted on it 3 weeks. I was absolutely devastated to lose him. But I strongly feel that had this been caught earlier, when I originally brought him to be seen by Dr. Bose, the outcome would have been different and he would still be alive today. But how is it possible that doing a more expensive/definitive test produced false results? In my opinion, after consulting with other vets, the answer lies in the fact that the test was not done properly. The cells that were taken for analysis were the fatty cells around the tumor and not the actual tumor, which of courses resulted in the diagnosis of the pet not having cancer, when he actually did. Luckily or unluckily, I've never really had any major issues with Chestnut and thus had no idea how incompetent Dr. Bose was since he was able to handle any routine procedures without any issues. But having dealt with a vet like Harmony Animal Hospital I wish so much they were my primary vet instead of Prosperity Animal Clinic. Not once did Dr. Bose check on me or my pet during this process. Nor did he offer any money back. But he did get in touch with his insurance for the fear that I may sue him. Writing this review won't bring my pet back, but it will at least educate others and hopefully make them think twice about about bringing their pet to Prosperity Animal Clinic. I strongly feel that Dr. Bose's negligent care and the precious time I wasted to get those results contributed to the advancing condition in my pet and ultimately resulted in the most aggressive stage of cancer. I feel confident that had Dr. Bose been able to go deeper and get the actual cells from the tumor or "felt comfortable" doing a needle aspirate on site, my dog would have been alive today. read more

Great staff! Dr.Bose and Ashley are always very friendly and truly care about my pets.

Worst service ever. The staff was uneducated and the vet was a half hour late for my scheduled appointment. Overpriced and very behind on current veterinary practices. read more