I cannot believe that after calling them twice I am still waiting for an answer about my dog…read moremeds...absolutely not necessary. I will not go back there. As a first time customer I didn't expect this. What it looks like is...they don't care enough to give you an answer! SMH.

Doggie Bubbles; this was one of my favorite moments, So the story goes we had bought a Maine Coon…read moreand the search was on for a groomer who took cats, these ladies have it going on! they took my big cat and they took great care of him I highly recommend this Groomer.

It's a shame I have to write this because I've brought multiple dogs to see Dr. McCall over the…read morepast 5 years and referred a number of my neighbors as well. I never had any complaint about Dr. McCall. Dr. Johnson on the other hand - STAY AWAY!!!!! NEVER bring your dog there for their dental cleaning!!! All I'm gonna say is I brought my darling Izzy in for dental in Sept 2025. She came home in terrible condition! She couldn't eat, she could barely stand or walk and they had no hours when I could bring her back in because I work 8-4:30 and so do they. When I kept calling there and expressing my being upset, they tried to turn it on me that it's MY fault because I didn't bring her back after her surgery. How could I when I work???? I kept bringing her to the emergency animal hospital on 40. Their after care is pathetic. It cost me $1800 to basically kill my little girl. She ended up passing away in my arms the following week - After multiple visits to the emergency Vet. NEVER let Dr. Johnson do dental on your dog! Go to Marion County Humane Society clinic. They are 1/3 the cost, they do the bloodwork the morning of surgery so there is NO QUESTION that your dog can be safely put under anesthesia. The Vet there as well as the team were outstanding. My new rescue came home after surgery and the first thing he wanted to do was eat! What a difference. Save your heart from breaking and avoid this place. Again, my condolences to Dr. McCall because I really liked her, but she was also a disappointment in the end because she never reached out to me during this fiasco.

Dr. Johnson has done dental cleaning and several extractions on my middle aged cocker, Katie…read more ALWAYS thorough and always happy with his work. His office is well run with minimal wait times. He calls with results of blood work and gives detailed explanations of the readings. I worked for a vet decades ago. Toby Johnson is my top choice here in Ocala area.

They have done well by all our cats. We are bringing my husband's grandson's cat in tomorrow.. The…read moreplace is very nice and the staff is wonderful. The Dr is very good .. we know our cats will get the best care there.

Dr.Hernandez and her whole staff are amazing. They have been very responsive to my pets needs and…read moreespecially recognizing urgent situations where the animal must be seen immediately. As a former Veterinary Technician years ago, I appreciate the care and guidance they offer along with a sincere love of animals. I am so happy to know that I will see Dr.Hernandez herself when I take one of my pets in and not some other Veterinarian I have never met. Dr.Hernandez will discuss the animals options and let you decide the course of action to take after giving you her recommendation. They actually call up to check on my animals after the visit. They Care and it shows. Thank you Dr.Hernandez and staff .........I feel at home in your animal hospital.

MY DOG DIED On Wednesday, July 16, 2026, at approximately…read more11:00 a.m., I took my 2-year-and-9-month-old French Bulldog to CareVet at Skylark because he appeared to have pain in one of his back legs. We explained everything that had happened and provided the veterinary team with all the details about his condition. When we arrived, my dog was able to walk normally, including from the parking lot into the clinic. After examining him, the veterinary team gave him an injection for pain relief. They then told us they wanted to sedate him because he was difficult to keep still during a spinal examination and X-rays. We also informed them that our dog had consumed a large amount of water before the examination. We were instructed to return around 4:00 p.m. to pick him up. When we returned, our dog's condition had changed dramatically. He was completely paralyzed, and his eyes were severely swollen and bright red. I immediately asked the veterinary assistant why he looked like that. I was told that he had become stressed during the sedation and X-ray process. The following morning, at approximately 9:00 a.m., we returned to the clinic and asked to speak with Dr. Southwell. He also questioned why our dog's eyes were so red, even though I had already raised that concern. He administered fluids and a Diazepam injection before sending us home. Around 11:00 p.m. that same night, our dog's condition continued to worsen, so we rushed him to the University of Florida Emergency Veterinary Hospital. The emergency veterinarian examined him and expressed serious concern about his neurological condition. What I cannot understand is why CareVet at Skylark never informed us that something serious may have occurred during the sedation or recovery process, or that his condition required immediate emergency neurological evaluation. Instead, we only learned how critical his condition was after taking him to another veterinary hospital. Those first hours were incredibly important, and I will always wonder whether earlier recognition, communication, and referral could have made a difference. My dog walked into the clinic that morning. He left the same day completely paralyzed and fighting for his life. Despite every effort by the emergency team to save him, he passed away in the early morning of July 18, 2026. My French Bulldog was only 2 years and 9 months old. He had never been seriously ill and was always a happy, loving, and playful dog. He brought so much joy to our lives, and we are heartbroken by his loss. This was one of the most painful experiences my family has ever endured. Based on what we experienced, I cannot recommend this clinic. I hope no other family has to go through what we did. Rest in peace, my little angel. You will always be loved, forever missed, and never forgotten.

I find this Veterinarian practice to be a caring knowledgeable place. The staff remembers the pets…read more( those that go more often anyways lol) are reasonable in price per say. Doctors are nice caring & show concern about your pets issues. The vet staff makes my pets comfortable in their presence . Nice little practice.

Nine months ago, we were told to take our dog, Walker, home and enjoy our last week with him…read more It all started with diarrhea, soft stools, and gradual weight loss. At first, our local veterinarian thought he had low protein. Then he was treated with antibiotics. By the time Walker was finally diagnosed with pythiosis in his GI tract, we were told his case was terminal and that there was nothing more that could be done. We were absolutely devastated. Then our neighbor did some research and came across the incredible work of Dr. Justin Walton at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. That research changed everything. Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team gave us something we thought we had lost--hope. Their expertise, compassion, and willingness to fight for Walker saved his life. Today, nine months later, Walker is pythium-free, off all of his medications, healthy, happy, and back to being himself. What once felt impossible has become our reality. There are no words to express how grateful we are to Dr. Walton and every member of the UF team. Thank you for dedicating your lives to advancing veterinary medicine, for never giving up on dogs like Walker, and for giving our family so much more time with our best friend. If your pet has been diagnosed with pythiosis, don't lose hope. Seek a second opinion and learn about the work being done at UF. Walker is living proof that there can be hope, even when the prognosis seems impossible. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you, Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team. You gave Walker--and our family--a second chance.

The worst Pet ER service ever. I took my pug with difficulty breathing and the receptionist told me…read morethat I need to wait until the morning for the next available veterinarian because she thinks my dog was stable. My dog can't breathe and have cough. No compassion, nothing good about this place. There were no other animals waiting, no cars. The place was empty.

I've always had a great experience bringing my pets here for the past 3/4 years. My senior…read morechihuahua is TERRIFIED when we bring him to any vet and I really appreciate them trying their hardest to get him the care he needs regardless of him trying to bite or not. Our little puppy is also a patient now and we are happy with the care he has received as well. Yes some things are expensive but I'd rather bring him here than shop around and bring him somewhere else.

Maybe some new vets, one lied to me, told me my cat was dying of liver failure, that was 3 years…read moreago. I'm still pissed about it. IMO they stole nearly $500 from me. Just don't go here.

Dr Osborne is a very good vet doctor he saved my doctor when he was only 5 months and has been his…read moredoctor since.

The owner was very disrespectful to me and provided no solutions for my dog. I heard him yelling at…read morestaff while waiting in the room. DO NOT GO HERE!

Just want to say that the office staff, veterinarians and vet techs there are amazing…read more They have everything very calm and as unstressed as possible for felines. They are gentle , kind and thorough. I recently had to let my sweet girl go and they made it as peaceful as possible for my kitty as well as me. I was not rushed and even tho a very hard day and decision, they supported me throughout. They know cats and I recommend if you have cats, please give them a try.

I am so appreciative of the care and loving that Dr. Jennifer and her whole staff give to their…read morepatients. They are all friendly and love cats of all types. My boy is not such a good patient, but they get him done in no time.

I cannot praise this organization enough! I'm completely satisfied with both Dr. Carter and Dr…read more Cayot. When I first called them it was regarding a lame horse. He's an older off track thoroughbred. Dr. Carter came out and took X-rays. She explained everything in detail and went out of her way to respond after her visit by text to any questions I had. Dr. Cayot came out to practice equine dentistry on one of my old guys. Though he explained that there wasn't much he could do with the level of tooth that remained what he did do has improved my horse's quality of life and he's put on 40 lbs at least. The routine worming and bloodwork etc have all been simple and reliable. The office staff are friendly and understanding and more than willing to go the extra mile. I've told them there is clearly a reason they have a national reputation for excellence. They are most definitely Marion County's best. I can't imagine taking my business anywhere else.

Recently moved to Ocala with my horse. This practice was recommended to me by several people, even…read morea Vet from Pinellas Co where I moved from. I have used their service once. Loved the professionalism, courteous, and responsive communication of the Vet. Large practice and I would feel confident someone would quickly respond in any emergency.

Doggie dental care is absolutely necessary for the overall health of my darling Dolly but it can be…read moresoooo expensive! They did her dental cleaning, with bloodwork, for under $400. Another vet that is closer to my home wanted to charge me more than double! They do an excellent job too ... her teeth are beautifully white and her mouth smells like a breath of fresh air :) We highly recommend!

I saw an animal in the road while driving. Thought it was a rat or squirrel. As I pass, I look…read moreout window and realize it's a little mini yorkie. I back up to block traffic. I then see her chest rise and fall. I slowly try to pick her and she screams. I backboard her with my sunshade and off I go looking for a vet. My friend is calling as I'm driving. Several vets we called said don't come here we are busy, even my friend's established vet refuses to help. Called Paddock and told Dr. Chelsey was going to lunch but would wait for us. I rush this poor 3 lbs yorkie over that's suffering, to be met by the sweetest vet and gentle. This wasn't our dog but we all shed a tear for this angel who couldn't be saved. The doctor was waiting for us basically at the door. I won't use anyone else now because of how she treated us that day. To make time for this poor little dog in an emergency, when no other vet would, speaks volumes to me. Thank you Dr. Chelsey!!!!