Outrageously overpriced! Over $340 for annual wellness and vaccinations is insane. Would not step…read morefoot in there again and wouldn't recommend anyone else go there either. Look at the bad reviews and how recent most of them are. Mostly all of the good reviews are apparently from when it was independently owned and now corporate greed rules.

After bring my frenchie to these people for years and spending thousands of dollars with them ,…read morethey have a policy to charge current customers an extra $50.00 to see your pet in a hurry. I never heard something so ridiculous. Yet another company profiting from an emergency, they should be ashamed..

Update on Cooper's death. The University of Florida Small Animal Hospital staff assigned to Cooper,…read more20 Team Members including 3 Board Certified DVMs, pulled 8 vials of fentanyl and 1 vial of dexmedetomidine, creating the deadly cocktail known as "tranq." The amount of fentanyl and dex injected into Cooper by UF is enough to kill a pack of wolves. UF's purpose? Clinically "test" reversing agents' naloxone (aka narcan), atipamezole, vasopressin, terbutaline. Most likely, UF's patent experimental drug "Compound 368" discovered, in part, by UF Professor Jay McLaughlin, could have been used as part of the unapproved reversing agent experiment. UF Board of Trustees and their legal department continue to hold the release of medical records and defy the laws, both state and federal. UF made a precalculated decision to divert treating Cooper kidneys (treatable and in 5 days he would have come home) to experimental research on Tranq and its reversing agents. What makes a powerful institution like UF that has been around for 97 years succumb to illegal activities as this? If anyone has experienced a sudden and unexpected death of your pet while under the University of Florida medical care, with any form of kidney or liver disease, beware. These two organs are what triggers UF internal administration's interest as either one is prime for experimentation on reversing agents. Narcan (naloxone) reverses the fentanyl. Atipamezole reverses the dex (dexmedetomidine. Compound 368 under research, attaches to the narcan in the brain cells trying to reverse the fentanyl overdose. What is most disturbing in this reality, is the fact the University of Florida Veterinary Hospital in business to "treat" animals, decided to use Cooper as an experiment with a known deadly outcome! Pumping 8 vials of fentanyl and a vial of dex into Cooper immediately overdosed our boy. Shutting down his organs and sucked the oxygen from his blood and brain. Horrifically destroying his healthy body and finished off his damaged (but treatable) kidneys. Then began covering up their clinical experiment with fraudulent medical records drafted after death. Destruction of evidence (blood drawn). Withholding medical and research records from release to Cooper's family. Word of advice to every pet owner, I would stay clear from the University of Florida Animal Hospital.

The vets at UF saved Rummi's life as she needed emergency surgery that a local animal ER could not…read moreperform. I drove 2 hours to them and would do it again. From the moment I walked in with her, to leaving her for the actual surgery I felt at ease with all the staff and doctors. They kept me updated every day with her recovery. The reason for 4 stars is the second night after I brought her back home I did have to rush her back because she was having symptoms of what I thought was sepsis and the night shift staff were not as helpful or kind as the day shift. During that visit my fiancé and I waited over 7 hours to finally speak to someone about her, we didn't even know if she was okay for hours and we didn't even get to go to the hotel we booked over night as we initially arrived to the ER around 1:30am. Other than that the surgery and recovery did go extremely well. She's like a brand new kitty. Hopefully we bought her another 15 years. As far as pricing I will be extremely transparent. I was originally quoted 4-6k but then after an ultrasound they saw something that would require a little more effort so then that went up to 6-8k. After I got her back the first time it was 7200$ and then the second visit was $500. I have no regrets. Thank you.

Love this Vet Dr Morris saved our dogs life . They are very caring and treat our animals as their…read moreown . Fair pricing for excellent care.

Disturbing when we learned that this vets office had so called "technicians" that acted like…read moreunprofessional dingbats who knew NOTHING about our dog but wanted to feel important so they tried to act like they knew more about OUR own dog than we do and terrified him. Last month I took one of our dogs here for his annual shots and I liked the vet, whose name I believe was Melissa White. I didn't really have to deal with any vet "tech" that day. We have another dog that is anxious when anyone tries to trim his nails so I talked to Melissa about bringing him there to have his nails trimmed. She suggested we bring him in JUST FOR THAT since he'd just had his shots updated by another vet. I had made an appointment for him to get his nails trimmed a few weeks ago at 8 am and my husband had to deal with one of their vet "techs" who was a very unprofessional female, acted really nasty, obnoxious, and was actually looking for a PHYSICAL fight with my husband! We had gotten there about 10 minutes before our appointment time and I went in alone to tell the receptionist we were there but my husband would stay in my truck with our dog until they were ready for him since he would be very anxious when he came in and couldn't wait inside. The receptionist told me they were ready for him and my husband should bring him in. My husband brought our dog in while I waited outside in my truck with our other dog. My husband was brought into an examination room and a vet "tech" came in and wanted to do an "examination" so likely they could charge us for more than just a nail trim. My husband told her he had heard me on the phone make the appointment for ONLY for a nail trim, and the vet we used to take our dog to told us that they had sent all of his medical records to them, which one of the "techs" denied. My husband also told her we'd had our dog for 10 years and he tried to tell her exactly how his nails needed to be trimmed so he wouldn't go wild. She acted like she knew everything and didn't want to hear what he had to say. She then kept coming in and out of the room, making him wait and become more anxious, then my husband said she came in, grabbed our dog's paw, squeezed it and clipped one nail. Our dog went wild. He jumped all over my husband, kept scratching him, and my husband had blood all over his arms from being scratched. The "tech" then wanted to take our dog away from my husband and "bring him into the back" and said we'd come too early and there weren't enough people to help! Bizarre since they told me they were ready for him and to come in! My husband then called me on the phone and said he wanted to leave because the "tech" had no sense. Of course she really did not have any sense since she just wanted to do what SHE wanted to do and not listen to my husband who knew way more about our dog than she could possibly know. Then a nasty tattooed and obnoxious "tech" came into the room after he told me on the phone that the other "tech" had no sense. She tried literally to start a physical fight with my husband! She obviously didn't care about our dog going crazy because of what the other "tech" did, or the fact that my husband's skin was bleeding everywhere. My husband asked to speak to the actual vet since our appointment verification said WE WOULD HAVE AN APPOINTMENT with a vet named "Courtney Sorenson", not a bunch of ignorant know it all "techs" who knew NOTHING. Obviously being informed that we had an appointment with an actual vet was a lie because the big, nasty, tatted up "tech" refused to let my husband speak to the vet. She then blocked the door so he couldn't leave, told him he wasn't allowed to criticize "her staff", which was BS since she wasn't a vet, just an obnoxious employee. She got in his face, and kept saying, "Come at me! Come at me!" My husband walked toward her and she stepped aside from the door and he left. When he came out to the parking lot I got out of my truck because she followed him out into the parking lot yelling like a lunatic saying that we were banned from that place and said our lives obviously sucked. I thought, wow, what a crazy lunatic she is if she thought we would ever, ever, come back to that place again! I would never trust a place like that with my dogs for hiring such an obnoxious nasty hag. As she stood there yelling my husband called her a fat tatted up moron, which she played out as true. Then she started yelling at me even though I hadn't had ANY contact with her at all. I told her to look at herself in the mirror, clearly it was obviously HER life that sucked. I then told her I would write a bad review and she said, "Go ahead!", so here it is! As an attorney I have dealt with deranged people my whole career, and I clearly I believe she is one of them and should never be around anyone's pets. She should probably just be flipping hamburgers at a fast food joint and have no contact with customers. Fortunately our lives ONLY suck when we meet lunatics like her!

I've had wonderful experiences with T&C vet care (shoutout Dr. Howard) but this review is about…read moretheir boarding facility! I'n not sure what magic powers Tye, the manager of the boarding facility has, but their dedication to animal care and confidence when dealing with difficult animals is remarkable. I am speechless! Tye, as well as other staff members I did not get names of, were extremely patient with my cat when he had a very difficult start while being boarded at their facility. They were so communicative and made an incredible effort to make my cat feel comfortable during his stay. He started out terrified and by the end of his stay, was cuddling the employees brave enough to enter his lair. These folks are true animal lovers - I know this because my cat can be a handful and they were kind enough to still give him a nice report card. Tye and Dr. Moser went above and beyond to keep me updated and to help reduce my cat's stress. The dedication of their team is astounding and I'm incredibly grateful to Tye and the rest of the team for turning my wildcat into a love bug and saving my vacation.

I love the staff at this place. My dog do too. They are always available to help and they make sure…read moreI understand what is going on.

Dr. Holland is amazing. She arrived on time for our appointment and assessed our pet. She took her…read moretime with us and guided us through the process after she determined what we knew was coming. Her kindness and thoroughness touched our hearts and we will be forever grateful for helping us provide a loving end. I highly recommend her services.

Dr. Hollyn Belhart is everything you hope to find when facing one of the hardest decisions of your…read morelife as a pet guardian -- kind, warm, and genuinely compassionate. Before I ever scheduled an appointment, she spent hours with me via phone and email, completely free of charge, helping me assess the quality of life for my two 16-year-old Maine Coon cats. She never rushed me and gave me guidance that only someone who truly cares could offer. Sadly, one of my girls had a squamous cell tumor in her mouth that made eating painful, and Dr. Belhart helped me navigate that heartbreak with patience and grace. I also appreciate her straightforward pricing. At least one competitor charges by the mile, both ways, based on their Apple Maps route. When you're grieving, the last thing you need is to know that the "meter is running." (Crazy.) Dr. Belhart's approach is refreshingly honest. If you're facing end-of-life decisions for your four-legged friend, contact her. Do it. She is extraordinary!

I've been bringing my cat to this Banfield location for over a year for his regular checkups and…read moreexams, and until recently, I trusted them with his care. However, my recent visit was extremely upsetting and disappointing. I brought my cat in on Thursday after noticing his stomach moving rapidly for about a week. The staff member who checked me in was polite, and since it was a drop-off appointment, I left my cat in their care. Later, I was called back in and met with Dr. Hudak, who seemed visibly distressed. She told me I needed to take my cat to an emergency hospital. When I asked what was wrong and if there was anything they could do at Banfield, she mentioned they could run an X-ray and bloodwork for about $300. I asked if there was any way to get the bill handled differently or set up a payment option, and her exact response was: "If you're having money issues, then it's best to put your pet to sleep." Hearing that made me panic and break down -- I was in shock. There was no empathy or compassion in how it was said, and it felt like my pet's life only mattered if I could pay upfront. After doing the X-ray, they told me to go immediately to the emergency hospital. I paid $387 before leaving, but when I asked for printed records to bring to the ER, they refused, saying I just needed to go. I felt completely dismissed and unheard during one of the scariest moments for my cat and me. This experience left me heartbroken and deeply disappointed. I hope Banfield addresses how their staff communicate with pet owners in crisis, especially when emotions and fear are already so high. Compassion should always come first.

I took my cat in today to get a second opinion on some tooth extractions that he needs as soon as…read morepossible as he is in extreme pain. In the exam room, we first met with a sales lady who was hard core trying to sell us on an expensive wellness insurance plan for our cat. She said that the insurance plan, if we committed to buying it would save us a ton of money toward my cat's upcoming dental surgery, it would cover dental x-rays, bloodwork, office visits, etc etc. The only thing it wouldn't cover would be the actual extractions he needs. The estimate Banfield gave me for my cat to have extractions was inflated about three times the cost of an estimate I received recently at another vet plus they wanted me to pay for this ridiculous wellness plan ( it was supposed to save us a ton of money) on top of it. In summary, I left extremely disappointed, very frustrated and felt like I basically paid a $64 exam fee to listen to a high pressure sales pitch. I felt like all they cared about was money and not my poor cat at all. They did absolutely nothing for my cat who is in extreme pain and distress. They wasted my time completely and my poor cat got absolutely no resolution. We will be going elsewhere for his surgery.

A great place for non life threatening but urgent pet care. Excellent overall experience. Stars for…read moreease, warm welcome, knowledgeable and attentive tech and great veterinarian. Very client-focused. Great facility and convenient location. Highlights: Easy to make an appointment on their website. Easy to find and park (it's near Walmart and Bolay in Butler Plaza and GPS got me there as i usually find it a confusing area). Great facility -- brand new, welcoming and spotless. Sign in electronically on the tablet in the waiting room. Generous snacks for humans and pets (!). Nice touch. Friendly staff. Mykenna and Dr. Elizabeth Luria took care of our dog's ear infection -- tested, cleaned and treated his ears and sent us home with meds. Just over $200 with our UF staff discount -- comparable with Blue Pearl or the vet school. Only snafu was we had to double check the meds before discharge as they were not the ones the vet had indicated but that was caught and fixed to the right ones. Minor delay. Discharge paperwork and instructions are very clear. And they proactively send records to your regular vet. The whole experience was about two hours. Again, not unexpected for a same-day urgent visit. We were grateful. Usually the vet ERs are swamped. We heard other patients and they seemed busy but didn't seem distracted with us and were fully present. Thank you! We will be back if needed. Glad you are here in town.

Brought dog in for severe itching and decreased appetite. They didn't even examine her skin , they…read morejust gave her a shot for allergies , which helped with the actual itching but her skin continued to bleed and looked bad so a few days later I took her to a local animal hospital they discovered she had skin mites. Which is an entirely different treatment. The urgent vet was a waste of my time. They never even examined her properly.

This place is great! I took my kitten in for her first…read morecheckup/vaccinations and we had a great experience! Very knowledgeable and friendly staff :)

Zoey went for her first visit today. It was Awesome. No wait! Laura was wonderful and so good with…read moreZoey! Dr. Kicera spent a lot of time talking me through my concerns and spent time getting to know Zoey. We have found our new Vet care after 2 yrs looking. Thanks!

Absolutely love it here, especially the puppy plan which has saved us over $1k. I take both my pups…read morehere and leave them for boarding when I travel!

My advice: do NOT use the app for this clinic or do ANYTHING online…read more I made an in-home appointment using the clinic's app. I confirmed that appointment TWICE as an in-home appointment, yet was told later -- after I'd waited nearly 90 minutes for a vet who never showed up -- that the appointment was scheduled as an in-clinic one. NONSENSE! I wouldn't have done that for my old animal. And why didn't anyone from the clinic call me when I didn't show up there for the appointment??? There's something very fishy about all this -- as if someone changed my appointment because he or she didn't want to deal with an in-home one.

They saved my dogs life , so yes I would highly recommend them . My dog now lives on holistic…read moremedicine recommended by them . They have professional and caring staff, they even babysat our cat . Kudos to Dr Morris.

Greatest staff and Doctors Took great care of my sick dog…read moreVery compassionate staff Kept appointment on time