My family has been taking our pets here for literally 30 years, I've continued the tradition with…read moremy big boy over the past almost 10 years and in that time I've watched the prices skyrocket and the care.. not so much. My old man ruptured a growth on his leg which was oozing blood for days, when I called first thing Monday morning I was told they had availability the next day at 8am or 5:20pm, great, 8am it is. I show up and call from the parking lot where I am told they had me scheduled for a week later.. why I'd be okay with waiting a week when my dog is actively bleeding, I don't know. They did allow us to be seen, which is the reason for the extra star. They gave bubba a once over, agreed the growth needs removed, then handed over an estimate for a whopping $2300 and oh, they're booked for 3 weeks (don't forget, the dog is actively bleeding).. But they can do the bloodwork now for however many extra hundreds that'll be! Isn't that nice. So, I'm writing this 2 days later, sitting next to my drugged up dog. I found a new vet. They squeezed him in this morning at 8am, did the bloodwork, kept him all day to squeeze in the 1 hour surgery AND cleaned his teeth and did his nails FOR FREE because he was already under anesthesia. The cost? $1500. I liked haines, I defended this overpriced vet for so long, but I won't be back. I'm thrilled I found an awesome, privately owned vet on such short notice, but am so disappointed in haines road animal hospital.

Best veterinarians in St Pete! Very compassionate and caring, great staff, and good medicineread more

Everyone here is very sweet and they took great care of my Standard Poodle named Cookie. she stayed…read morefor about a week as we were moving into our new home since we moved from AZ to FL. The last day we had cookie in for a bath too and she came back very clean and smelled good with no matting. Glad we found a place we can trust our puppy with whenever we go out of town and cant bring her!

We love this family run service. My animals love it there. The owners pay lots of attention to…read moreyour critters and will actively play with them for a small surcharge. You can supply your own food. Dry, wet and snacks. You can bring their bed and toys.

Unfortunately has closed. Very fun bar, karaoke, casual, great prices, open late, Dog friendly.read more

Great atmosphere, great crowd, dog friendly and Niko is a great guy. Had a great time every time…read moreI've been there. Love it!

Live Oak and the Drs Bryan have taken care of my many cats over at least 25 years. Everyone there…read moreis very helpful and caring. I highly recommend Live Oak. This office is not run like an assembly line, all patients and pet parents are treated as individuals. Thanks for reading, Kitty, Buddy, Strormy, Piper, Pikachu and Ally . . . . .

It doesn't look like much when you walk in but the vet is very caring about your animals. Took care…read moreof my little guy for two years and I recently had to move and I'll miss Live Oak.

Absolutely the best place to take your dog for an overnight stay! I took my dog Bandit there for 8…read morenights while I went on vacation. I made sure he got to have time at their doggie water park and from what they told me when I picked him up, he was in heaven. They really are hands on and give your dog the love they need when they're away from their families. A bonus, I swear Bandit lost weight from playing with all the other dogs for a week! He was a little overweight so we were happy! Even with it being 30 minutes way from my house, I will be taking him only to Love My Dog whenever we leave town! Thanks for taking care of my fur child!

My corgi puppy went here weekly when he was younger because he was an absolute menace at the house…read moreif he didn't get his nearly bottomless well of energy out. They did such a good job playing with him and helping us socialize him. The people who work here are so sweet & many of them also started at Mutts & Martinis downtown, so when we visited, they remembered Flash! The pricing is very fair IMO as well. When we have boarding needs in the future (or another puppy, god forbid lol) we will definitely use Love My Dog!

I cannot explain the care and compassion they have at Partridge Animal Hospital. My dog went in to…read morehave surgery and one of his paws because he had a mass. He was limping on his opposite leg so they did X-rays and we received very bad news. The dog had an aggressive bone cancer. They called me right away to let me know my options. They could've amputated the leg but why would I put my dog through all that pain due to my selfishness of wanting to keep him alive? Dr. Rose was so awesome not only with the dog but with me as well. They literally rolled out the red carpet for him and gave us privacy and as much time as we wanted with him. They covered the glass on the door and gave us a doorbell to call when we were ready. The wonderful nurse had tears in her eyes also when we were putting him down. I've NEVER been to a vet like this before. I can't recommend them enough. Thank You Dr. Rose and staff for all your compassion and kind words.

This place sucks. They are overbooked. Allow aggressive dogs with 80 year olds that cannot handle…read moreaggressive dogs and do not intercede . The staff has no idea how to handle themselves let alone animal.

Great caring staff. Affordable prices. Same day appointments. I would recommend baycrest to anyone…read morein the area who wants to make sure your pets are in good hands.

Been going there for years. They've helped me navigate care with various pet health issues.read more

This is the second time that we've taken our little dog, Sibber, to the Community Animal Hospitals…read moreon 54th Ave. N. Both visits have been very good experiences. Two visits, four different people, and we had the same great experience both times. Consistent, communicative, great care and a good price. The first visit was for an initial check up (we moved recently and needed a vet closer to our new home). The second was due to a significant ear issue that Sibber was having. We called in the morning and they were able to fit us in even though they were a doc down. Our consultant/vet tech, Yazmin, was extremely professional, knowledgeable and personable. She apologized for the wait (which really wasn't long at all) and kept us informed as to what she was doing and what was coming up. The vet came in and was very thorough and explained very clearly what the problem and possible next steps could be. Twice during the conversation he asked if we had any questions. I was very appreciative that I didn't feel that it was a one-way communication at all. Next, Yazmin gave us quotes on everything that the doc had mentioned. After asking for and getting clear explanations as to what each cost was for, we determined what we wanted and didn't want. I never felt that she was forcing us to do (and pay for things) that we didn't think Sibber needed at that time. The treatments worked and Sibber is close to 100% again! Thank you Community Animal Hospitals!

Please for the sake of your baby stay away from this office! I took my Baby to see a doctor there…read moreright after I adopt her they immediately gave her Cytopoint and Apoquel. a few months later they gave her librella for osteoarthritis just based on moving her leg a little and without x-rays. Also they gave her this injection of liberella after being diagnosed with doggy dementia, a big No No, and I'm the one that literally educated the doctor about CCD it instead of the other way around. So I paid all this money and walked out of there with nothing! No advice no suggestions nothing on how to handle this. Well about 6 months later her neurological disorders were popping out almost simultaneously Librela just kind of triggered different neurological disorders in her brain. She suffered tremendously, mentally and physically and I'm the one that had to end her life six months later, after her first injection. Librela does absolutely nothing for the arthritis, in fact there has been many cases where It actually made the arthritis much worse because it doesn't treat it. It's just tells the brain to not feel the pain and they don't, so they're more active, running around, playing and they're seriously injuring themselves now. Then our stupidly brought in my seconds rescue and they immediately gave her Apoquel and then about 3 months later, I was literally sold Cytopoint as it was easier, more convenient, everything. Then about 2 weeks later she slowly stopped eating overtime her dog food. Then she stopped eating her treats and her supplements now she's only taking few bites everyday. I found a real good doctor not corporate. He was the only doctor in the office. He was very caring, concerned and very educated on all of these drugs and their serious side effects, In fact he does not use Librela at all, never has. There were no drug advertisements in the office at all. That was so refreshing. Well, he found a mass in her bladder, TCC a progressive cancer that likely was progressed because her immune system was compromised by Cytopoint. So now I literally have to nurse her and just wait for the time that I have to let another baby go, just a year later. I am truly devastated I am angry I feel everybody motion possible I have yet another loss to try to handle and deal with because of ignorant veterinarians and drug companies that don't care they're just out for the money. In fact there are an 64.97 billion dollar company. well I hope they're happy while I'm feeling this pain and loss. Just please do your homework, look around, shop around, find a good doctor, a real good doctor that actually cares and will do the right thing for your baby because this office will not! I believe it's just pure ignorance.