A friend recommended Dr. Finch at Acacia Animal Clinic because we were not happy where we had been…read moretaking our cat, so we thought we would give him a try. Our kitty needed to have a large cyst removed from above her eye so we made our appt. and met Dr. Finch for the first time. This man was so caring and gentle with our cat answered all our questions and let us know that because of the location of the cyst the surgery could be tricky, but he felt all would go well. We set an appt. for her surgery and picked her up the same day. We had to bring her back in a week to be checked and all went so well. I will tell you that the Acacia Animal Clinic is not one of the high tec vet clinics that there are an abundance of, it is a small practice with small rooms, but is clean and everyone there from the initial greeting from the receptionist to the doctors assistant and Dr. Finch himself were just the nicest people you would want to deal with. His prices are more then fair and you can just tell he cares about your pet. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Dr. Finch to anyone who is in need of a vet for a new pet or looking to change because you are not happy where you are. I am so glad we found him. Gene PS the office is located in Ft. Pierce, FL

The Doc is awesome along with his receptionist and helper. The Doc is old school and tells you the…read moretruth and he's not into marketing over priced items and services for your pet. The prices are very reasonable.

If your dog has an ear hematoma, don't panic if it takes a few tries to fix! My beagle, Cody, had…read moreone that took three drainings and constant bandaging over a month. I was so upset with the vet at first, but I learned from research, after my other dog got it, that these are super tricky and often refill. We used a 'no-ear-flap' head wrap, prednisone, and pain meds, and finally, it healed! I think it was caused by them shaking their heads with their ears out the car window (like a wrestler getting a 'cauliflower ear' from hitting the mat). It can also be caused by ear infections, which I usually treat, but this was probably from the car trips. Anyway, I wanted to apologize to my vet for being stressed out. They were right all along! I totally recommend them for their expertise and care.

The kindness I received, given my situation with my service dog, was amazing. It's been a…read morenightmare! But this wonderful facility not only understood my pain, fear and confusion they also did a CT on my service dog for a fraction of the cost that was given to me by Access Animal Hospital. The staff is so kind. If I lived closer this would most definitely be my vet. Moving forward, if I have an emergency, I know who to call. Thank you all for being so kind and loving to Prince. He is on the mend and doing well! Again, I sincerely thank you. Blessings to all! You are a great team!

I went there when I first rescued my Maltipoo who has no eyes. At the time, I needed an affordable…read morevet for his yearly vaccinations. I feel that if you are struggling to keep your pet, you should definitely visit them. They care and will try to help.

The not being able to see and meet the veterinarian during my pets visit gave me separation anxiety.read more

This place is closed. They were the worst. I can't speak for the office staff, just the vet. We…read morewent to her after our old vet passed away (RIP Doc, Kings Hwy Animal Hospital). She was just rude and incredulous at the amount of pheno our toy poodle was on to keep her petit mal at bay. She's going on 15 now and remains convulsion-free. Doc did something right.

I recently had my cat put down. Karma was 17 yrs old. It was a very difficult and devastating…read moremoment in our lives. Dr Scott and her staff made the experience bearable with their understanding and compassion. The staff allowed use all time needed to say goodbye and mourn. I am so grateful and thankful to have Dr. Scott and her staff as my vet and for making a heartbreaking moment bearable. I Love them for life.... Dr. Scott will always be the vet for my pets.

With Florida's rainy season upon us, it brings nasty. dreaded Bufo frog season! Yesterday evening…read moreat dusk, our 24-month-old puppy, Gracie, decided a Bufo frog was a good playmate! She came in the house frantically shaking her head as if her muzzle had been stung by bees. Mouth foaming was next followed by vomiting up her dinner and staggering. As the Emergency Vet put it, "She acted like she was drunk". IMMEDIATE ACTION is necessary to save your pet!! Internet advice claims attention must be done within 15 minutes!! Use a wet washcloth to carefully wash out your pets mouth and gums-rise the washcloth thoroughly between washings -we used 3 washcloths to be sure they were clean of Bufo toxins. Do NOT use a hose to wash out their mouths or allow them to drink water as this could force the toxins into their lungs and cause mortal aspiration! Then rush them to your closest Vet ER!! We bat outta hell'ed it to The VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTER OF ST. LUCIE COUNTY on US1 south of Prima Vista! Open 24 hours a day!! I cannot celebrate enough the fast actions and important care they took with our Gracie! Her vitals looked good (quick actions are imperative!!) but they had us stay for an additional 30 minutes to be certain she didn't have a delayed seizure, which, incidentally, they could have treated with medication. The Vet Med Center sent us home- then amazingly refused to charge anything for their remarkable care as the Vet herself didn't need to address our dog's problem. Huge shout out to the Veterinarian Medical Center of St. Lucie County! While I'm at it- Be sure and protect your pets from Leptospirosis! The inoculations are NOT 100% so it's important to be sure your pets are not eating or drinking anything an infected rodent might have helped themselves to, as in puddles or standing water. It's not a bad idea to keep them indoors at night (Although, as we found out, dusk can be dangerous, too!)! Keep your pets safe! After all, they're cherished family members! The Vet Medical Center is open 24/7. Their number is: (772) 919-8049. Web site: https://www.vetmedcenterslc.com

Unfortunately we had to visit the emergency vet twice lately. However they were friendly and…read morehelpful at the front desk. Nice quiet and clean waiting room. The doctors and techs were nice and listened to our concerns.

This post is incredibly painful for me to write, but I feel it is important to share. I want other…read morepet owners to carefully consider whether Dr. Adams and Midway Veterinary are the right choice for their pet's medical care before trusting them with a loved member of their family. My family is new to the area and we were highly recommended to Dr. Adams through a friend of his. We brought our 10-year-old dog in for a mass removal surgery. Shortly after the procedure, he developed panting, shaking, and a fever, so we brought him back to the office to be evaluated. Despite these symptoms in a senior post-operative patient, no diagnostic workup was performed -- no blood work, no X-rays -- and we were told to simply monitor him at home. Later that afternoon, I contacted the office again because he had worsened significantly. He was breathing heavily, refusing water, and still not improving. Once again, we were advised to continue monitoring him overnight and wait until the next day for blood work. That evening, his condition became critical and we rushed him to an emergency veterinary hospital, where he was diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia. After fighting for over 48 hours, he passed away. When I later asked Dr. Adams and the staff direct questions about why no diagnostics or treatment were done earlier that morning, I never received clear answers. The practice manager, Ashley, stated the matter had already been discussed and declined to provide further explanation. To this day, after asking multiple times, we still have not received a medical explanation for why a 10-year-old dog showing a fever, heavy breathing, and shaking after surgery was sent home without further testing. My dog was also administered a rabies vaccine while under anesthesia. We were never informed of possible risks or side effects, and I later discovered the vaccine manufacturer recommends waiting 2-3 weeks after anesthesia, especially in older dogs. Had we been informed of that recommendation beforehand, we would have declined the vaccine at that time. Additionally, antibiotics were originally listed on the surgical estimate but were ultimately not prescribed. I only discovered this after reviewing the final bill. When I asked why, I was told by Dr. Adams he "didn't think they were necessary." Since this happened, I have spoken with other veterinary professionals, including certified vet techs and staff at other hospitals, who agreed my dog should have received a more thorough workup when he returned with those symptoms after surgery. In my opinion, my dog's symptoms were not taken seriously enough, and the lack of urgency, communication, and proper evaluation cost him valuable time and ultimately cost him his life. I trusted this office with my dog, and I truly wish I never had.

Anybody looking for an outstanding veterinarian hospital…read more I would highly recommend midway veterinarian hospital The staff is very kind. And you can see they really love the animals Brianna Provided excellence service For thirteen year old pug , that was sick She was holding her and making her feel better. That extra care is what Sets them apart from anybody else we've been to Doctor smith is very knowledgeable Very caring. And takes the time to listen to your situation This is our third time here with our two pugs We found our veterinarian And we are pleased

Amazing staff and doctor! Everyone was friendly. I didn't get pushed with buying unnecessary things…read morefor my dog. The doctor was very good with her and the price was not bad at all. The facility was very clean too! We found our new doggy doc!

This was my second pet boarding stay with this business. Boarding pricing has been accurate,…read morehowever veterinary service charges have twice been higher than the signed quoted amount. This most recent stay resulted in a $158 increase over the written quote. At pickup, staff stated they were unsure how the original veterinary pricing had been provided. While my pet appeared to receive appropriate care, repeated discrepancies in quoted versus final veterinary charges are unacceptable. Because this has occurred more than once, I will not be returning. I strongly recommend future customers obtain written confirmation of all veterinary service pricing prior to authorization.

They are very considerate and they are well educated on the dogs and they don't tell you money…read morefirst after your pet is seen then you pay and it is not expensive the staff and Dr Laurie is a beautiful and caring person and for once my dog was treated good and they are patient with you and understand all your needs my business is with them from now on thankyou Prima Vista animal hospital

Excellent & friendly service and pricing is reasonable considering the quality and speedy care you…read moreare getting. I brought my dog and cats here. Highly recommended!