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    Veterinary Surgery Service

    4.8 (16 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Emergency pet hospital

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Millie Rowe, 3 weeks after paralysis from ruptured disk surgery. She can now run and play, thanks to Dr. Vetucci and his staff!

    Dr. Vetucci and his staff are amazing! Our dog was paralyzed from a ruptured disk. Dr. Vetucci took extra time to explain her condition and prognosis in detail. After surgery, they welcomed and encouraged us to visit her daily! It has been less than a month since surgery, and with daily therapy (which is included in the surgery fee), she is running and playing! We cannot thank Dr. Vetucci and his staff enough!

    Jennifer B.

    No one loves visiting a place that has both "Vet" and "Surgery" in its name, but if your dog has an ailment that needs to be seen by a specialized vet, this is the place you want to go. My pup has a history of back issues, and of course, while I'm visiting my folks in Florida, she decides to subject herself to another injury. Frantic, I start calling around trying to find a Vet that could treat her IVDD issues, since that requires either an MRI or CT machine. Luckily, I stumbled across SurgeryVet and Dr. Wight and his amazing staff. He was able to get Zoey seen immediately. He was compassionate, asked questions and really listened. He performed a number physical response tests on her before suggesting costly scans. He sat with us and made sure we understood the diagnosis and treatment options. At no time did I feel rushed and every question I asked was answered in a knowledgeable manner. Fortunately, we caught this back injury in time to avoid surgery, but the Dr. suggested laser therapy to alleviate swelling and pain. Knowing I was in from out-of-town and had limited time to treat Zoey, the doctor asked me to come in over the weekend to treat her with laser. They are usually closed on the weekend but the doctor went out of his way to make sure my pup got the treatments she needed. He also talked to me about a new treatment that Zoey would be a candidate for. He explained it in detail and mentioned it was new to the market and as soon as he receives training he would give me a call to discuss it further. The staff is all smiles, friendly and professional. They remember Zoey as soon as I walk in the door with her. They also seem very concerned for the well-being of Zoey and her recovery. The doctor has popped in to check on Zoey when his staff is administering the laser. Had Zoey needed the IVDD surgery, it's an all-inclusive price including physical therapy, which is awesome. I have gone through this surgery once with her and it would have been a dream to have the PT included in the cost as it's something your pet HAS to have after an IVDD procedure. Dr. Wight and his staff have wonderful bedside manner and top-notch facilities. Their prices are reasonable. I'm happy to see a place like this exist in FWB.

    Sadie

    Dr Wight and his staff are exceptional. Sought several opinions and chose Dr Wight for the ACL surgery on our 5 pound Pom. Best decision ever. Dr Wight is knowledgeable, friendly and goes out of his way to make sure your kept informed and comfortable with what is being done. His staff is A+++ and their genuine care for animals is second to none. Would give them all 10 stars if possible. He is the only surgeon we would use on our small babies.

    With Veterinary tech shortly after surgery for partially torn CCL

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    Outstanding!!! Had my cat there and received Excellent care and follow up!! I highly, highly recommend them.

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    Dr Wight repaired our dogs torn ACL and we are just so grateful he elected to open up his Practice here.

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    Animal Hospital Of Pensacola

    Animal Hospital Of Pensacola

    2.9
    (52 reviews)

    EMERGENCY TREATMENT! We took our 15 year old mini dachshund…read moreto Pensacola Animal Hospital on Sunday, November 9th. We are camping at Gulf State Park Alabama and he got a sand spur stuck under the back of his tongue while trying to get it out of his paw. He is old and very sensitive and will not let me take them out. He stopped eating and drinking and we were concerned he would become dehydrated so we called local vets and they suggested PSA as they were open on a Sunday. I called Sunday morning and they got us in an hour after I called. Upon arrival, we were immediately greeted by the staff and checked in. We did have to wait a few minutes past our appointment time, but they were evidently busy and when they took us back they apologized for the wait. The vet technician that initially took Simon's information when we were in the exam room was very kind and I told her my dog was not tolerant of vets and we usually had to put a cone on him. She informed me that Dr. Hinton was very good with all animals even testy ones but brought a cone in just in case we needed it. When Dr. K. Hinton came in with the vet tech a few minutes later he and she both got down on the floor to make Simon feel comfortable he was able to examine him sitting on the floor but when he tried to get into his mouth, Simon turned nasty. We did not have to put a cone on Simon, and it was probably a more thorough evaluation than Simon has had at any vet in many years. They ended up taking him in the back and giving him sedation to be able to take the sandspur out which was embedded under his tongue. They gave us some antibiotics and told me I should use the pain medication I had on us in case he needed it. The whole visit including the medication was $165 which we thought was a deal considering the emergency of the situation, the last minute appointment and the kindness of the entire staff in addition to the medication a very thorough report was written regarding Simon, including a heart murmur that the doctor heard. The clinic called us a day or two later to check on Simon, which was very kind and professional. If we were permanent residence in this area, we would definitely return to Pensacola animal Hospital. I would highly recommend them to anyone requiring animal services.

    These people care more about money than they do your fur children. My feline fur child was…read morediagnosed with renal failure here. Recently, because he has stopped eating and has been struggling, I asked for a refill of the same two medications THEY previously prescribed him to help with nausea and appetite. I recently lost my job and simply do not have extra money for inflated office visit fees. I went there in person, hoping someone might show even a little compassion for the situation. Instead, there was none. No empathy, no concern, no attempt to help problem-solve -- just "it's been almost a year since we've seen him, so he needs another office visit." To be clear: it has NOT even been a year. Not years. Not multiple missed appointments. Less than a year. I explained that he had just had emergency labs done at urgent care a couple weeks ago, that those labs had been requested to be sent to them, and that they were very similar to the labs THEY themselves previously took when diagnosing him. I explained that he is very sick, stressed easily, and forcing him into a car and putting him through another unnecessary exam could honestly do more harm than good at this stage. I explained that I had just spent all the money I had on his emergency care and was simply asking for a one-time refill of medications they already knew he needed. The woman I spoke with initially acted sympathetic and said she would ask if the doctor might make a one-time exception given the circumstances. Then they called me back. First, they mispronounced my name. Then they said, "Oh, they can't prescribe something they've never prescribed before." I had to explain that yes, they absolutely HAD prescribed it before -- that's why I was requesting a REFILL. Then suddenly it became, "Oh yes, I see that now... well, since it's been almost a year, they're not going to do that." That was it. No compassion. No alternatives. No "maybe try this." No "we're sorry your cat is suffering." Nothing. Just another demand for money. Even human doctors will often refill medications if it has been less than a year, especially for chronic conditions. But apparently when it comes to a dying animal, there is no room for grace, empathy, or humanity unless another office fee is attached to it. What hurts the most is realizing that while I was sitting there terrified of losing my fur child, emotional, financially struggling, and begging for help to keep him comfortable, the only thing that seemed to matter to them was collecting another $100 office visit. I posted about my experience on Facebook afterward, and sadly, multiple people commented saying they had experienced the same thing from this facility -- that it felt more about money than genuine care or compassion for animals and the families who love them. People are already hurting enough when their pets are sick. The last thing they need is to feel dismissed, unheard, and financially cornered while trying to help an animal they love like family.

    PetSmart

    PetSmart

    3.3
    (28 reviews)

    So my mother and I went into the store to look around. We went to a area with Beta fish in little…read morecups and half of them were dead and floating in their cups. After seeing that we went to see the cats for adoption that had been "saved." I was disgusted by what I had seen the cats were in terrible condition one cat had an eye missing, its fur looked mangled like they couldn't even brush it or wash him, there were patches of his skin gone. All the litter box's were absolutely terrible filled with their urine and poop. there enclosures were disgusting old food was everywhere, the cats look so sad and pitiful. I believe the only thing that they "rescued" the animals from was getting ran over or attacked from other animals. I wish that they would close this location down because is it down right disturbing.

    I was a regular customer. Always understaffed, hard to find an employee to help when needed. When…read moreyou DO find an employee, they are extremely rude! They have no interest in selling their products. The last time i went, the rude employee of the day literally refused me service after grilling me about the size of my fish tank at home. the "manager" on duty was rude as well, blowing me off and walking away. The next day I get a phone call from the GM who was not helpful at all, only made excuses for his employees. Its clear why your employees suck so bad. Theyre following your example clearly. Do yourself a HUGE favor.. go to pet supermarket down the street, or gulf coast aquarium. Pet (not so) Smart DOES NOT WANT YOUR BUSINESS

    Petland Pensacola

    Petland Pensacola

    2.4
    (97 reviews)

    I wanted to leave feedback about my experience purchasing my rabbit from Petco. About a month…read morebefore I got him, I came into the store and asked if rabbits could be reserved with a deposit. I was told no, that they were first come, first served. About a week before purchasing, I even called the store to double check and was told the exact same thing over the phone. Because of that, I made sure to come to the store right when it opened so I could get the rabbit I wanted. Once I got there and spoke with one of the animal specialists, I pointed out the rabbits I was interested in and was told they were already spoken for because someone had put deposits down on them. At that point, I was obviously confused and frustrated because I had specifically asked about that twice beforehand and was told it wasn't possible. I explained the situation, but it was pretty much brushed off and I was just told to pick another rabbit. I did end up purchasing one and spent quite a bit of money that day, but the experience left me annoyed because the information given to customers was inconsistent. I think the staff needs to be better informed and on the same page regarding policies so customers can plan accordingly and not waste their time or feel misled.

    Amazing staff and service. You can walk in and play with any kitten or puppy you want and they come…read morewith all their vaccines and are checked my vets weekly. The staff cares about their animals and you can tell they're well taken care of. They come with quite a few benefits like hereditary and genetic tests so you know you're getting healthy AKC puppies and also comes with training resources and all their homing needs and care.

    Veterinary Surgery Service - vet - Updated June 2026

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