Our girl Tootie one day just didnt want to get up and move around. so we took her in to be seen…read moreimmediately. We were given the news she had cancer that spread from her belly to her lungs. She never displayed any symptoms of sickness and was the hardest decision to make to let her go peacefully. The doctor and staff made this awful moment as kind and respectful as possible. The doctor was very informative and understanding. The staff was polite and empathetic. They allowed us time to process, and make a decision. All of our questions were answered and options were made available that changed the rest of our lives forever. After some time we chose to have Tootie put to sleep instead of bringing her back home. I cried on the floor next to her when she drifted off to sleep. The painful feeling that she was gone was so strong i didn't realize the doctor was on the floor next to me too. She gave me unfathomable strength by just being next to me. After a week or so we were called saying Tootie was ready to come home. We were gifted with beautiful keepsakes and today she sits on the mantle in the living room. Thank you everyone here for making a tragedy into something special and very beautiful. Thank you

Can't say enough about the care and professionalism here, I've used them to put several of my…read morebeloved cats down and in emergencies, seems like they always happen on the weekends, even though I cried like a baby, the doctors and staff were great at helping me through the procedure of letting a loved one go. I wouldn't think twice of using this place again for my pets.

Very appreciative we found this vet. We have had Dr. Powell & Dr. Shane both see our dog (a senior…read morewith multiple issues) and have been very happy with the care received. The office is very busy so don't expect a calm environment every time but the staff is great (Julia, the lead vet tech, is phenomenal) and works very hard to take good care of the patients. Our dog had a life threatening condition requiring hospitalization (a previous vet had missed this!) and a year later needed a surgery. Both times our pup was well cared for so we are really grateful.

I took my Pomeranian puppy, Grizz, to 30A Vet last year, and unfortunately both visits were…read moreextremely overwhelming and left me feeling very uncomfortable with the care experience. At our first visit, multiple staff members immediately took him out of my arms without asking. I understand that puppies attract attention, but Grizz was very shy, visibly nervous, and shaking. I repeatedly explained that he needed calm, gentle handling, yet it felt like my concerns were not taken seriously. Staff continued to crowd around him and speak in a loud, excited manner, which only heightened his anxiety. As his owner, it was upsetting to feel like I had to stay on guard rather than feel supported. There was also confusion around vaccines. I had clearly communicated that we were there for one specific puppy vaccine and that we preferred a minimal approach. Instead, I felt pressured into discussing additional vaccines and services we were not comfortable pursuing at that time. I fully respect that a veterinarian's role includes education, but I did not feel that my decisions were being respected. We returned for a second visit to receive the vaccine we had discussed, and that experience confirmed that this clinic was not the right fit for us. Once again, I felt pressured about additional services, including Bordetella, fecal testing, and deworming, even after explaining that I wanted to take time to research and make informed decisions. At one point, when I declined deworming for the time being, it was suggested that finances might be the reason. That comment felt inappropriate and frankly insulting, as my concern was solely about making the best health decision for my puppy. During the appointment, canned spray cheese (Easy Cheese) was used on a lick mat as a distraction treat. I found this disappointing and was not comfortable with my puppy consuming it. I am very intentional about what I feed my dogs and prefer to stick to ingredients I trust. When I declined, I felt as though my choice was viewed as unreasonable, which added to my discomfort. The vaccine experience itself was also stressful. My puppy was scared, wiggling, and clearly distressed. The first attempt completely missed him and had to be redone. While holding him very firmly to her chest, the vet tech said in a sarcastic tone, "oh you're being so dramatic, you're fine." He yelped loudly, and it was extremely difficult to watch. Additionally, I had to correct the technician multiple times regarding Grizz being male, which further contributed to my concern that the visit lacked attentiveness and personalization. After the appointment, I was given materials about deworming, which I was open to reviewing. However, the overall tone of the conversation felt more fear-based than educational. I left feeling shaken, overwhelmed, and confident that this was not the type of veterinary environment I wanted for my dog. Overall, I did not feel respected as a pet owner, and I did not feel that my puppy's nervous temperament was handled with the calm, thoughtful approach he needed. We ultimately decided not to continue care there, and I would not recommend this clinic based on our experience.

I took my dog Chase to Parkway vet for his annual wellness exam. He is a high anxiety dog we got…read morefrom Paws back in 2019. He has to be sedated just to go through an exam and shots. Parkway was very patient with him and understanding of his anxiety. We were able to get his appointment done with minimal discomfort to him.

We have two rescue dogs. Both came to us with heartworm. One dog was not spayed and needed dental…read morecleaning. The other simply needed heartworm treatment. We have been to Parkway Vet Clinic since we moved here 30 years ago. I won't ever go anywhere else for care. Our dogs are both healthy now and are keeping us young. Parkway had rough spots but they are certainly coming back. ALL the doctors and techs are human and I know that mistakes could be made. I would be devastated if I lost my dogs but we work alongside Parkway to keep them healthy.

Great Care, vet was wonderful and informative. Assistant was so kind and gentle , Billing was…read morereasonable

Building is really run down but the vet and staff is amazing!! They took amazing care for my dog…read morewhen he had surgery! I highly recommend the base vet! And can't beat the prices

It's always heartbreaking to bring your dog to be put down. He was a family member we loved him…read morewith all our hearts. The clinic was very comforting and helpful during this terrible time. I appreciate the time they spent with our Cooper and giving us the time to say goodbye.

I want to start by saying to the staff that I appreciate their care and compassion during a…read moreheartbreaking time. I know they did what they could for my dog, and I don't doubt that they meant well. That said, I need to share my experience so others can make fully informed decisions. My 10-year-old dog was in respiratory distress, with multiple serious health issues including a heart murmur, congestive heart failure, and a collapsed trachea. She was placed in oxygen and given medications. I was told she had stabilized enough to go home after a 12-hour stay. They called and said, "you can come get your baby girl she's good to go home." As you can imagine we were so excited!! She pulled through and we were going to get more time with her. We showed up to get her and when they brought her to us she was panting the same way she was when I brought her in. I asked if they were sure she was ok to go home, and they said yes that's it's just anxiety and she's been doing great. So, they gave her a couple of anxiety pills and after a $1900 bill sent us on our way. But the moment we got home, it was clear she was not okay. She was panting, disoriented, lifting her head to breathe, and unable to settle. She wouldn't even look at me -- completely unlike her. Despite being told she had been off oxygen and doing fine in a regular room, I now believe she was never truly stable. She passed away at 4:30 a.m. just hours after coming home. I'm grateful to have been with her at the end -- but it was traumatic, and I can't help but feel she should have never been discharged in that condition. I wish I'd been given a clearer, more honest picture of her state. If I had known how close she was to the end, I would have chosen to let her go peacefully at the hospital instead of watching her struggle all night. I'm sharing this with love, not anger. But I do hope the hospital reflects on how fragile animals like her are, and how important transparency is -- especially when time is short.

They took great care of my dog and I. They even spent extra time to find the answer and fix a…read morepaperwork problem from my old vet.

The caring and loving humans working at this facility are exquisite. They're thorough. They're…read moreendearing. They love our pets just as much as we do. I'm so thankful for all they do.

Dr Reed will be forever missed. The kindest ,most caring Vet I have ever encountered. My dogs…read morenever feared going to the vet, and actually were happy to see Dr Reed EVERY time for over a decade.

Excellent service and even have one night a week They stay…read moreopen late:-) My little man was very happy And no trauma.. Just nice quick efficient friendly Service...

First time bringing our boys in since we moved from VA to FL. We were needing to decide on a new…read morevet and we picked Aidmore. The doctor was very nice and friendly and so was the staff. The waiting room is small but clean. We were pleasantly surprised of the cost of the visit, we would of paid almost triple in VA for what our boys received for shots, checkups, blood test and heart worm pills. Aidmore will be our vet while we live here in FL.

Will never be going back here again! Horrible service and on top of that my dog was misdiagnosed…read morewith a inner ear infection. She never once showed any signs or symptoms of an inner ear infection. I took her in for a possible stroke and find out she had a minor seizure which led into a major seizure yet he sends me home with medicine for a damn inner ear infection. On top of that she is still having seizures and hasn't been eating so I am having to syringe feed her. When I called them to find out why and to get her exemption letter from vaccines I got a rude woman who wanted to argue with me as to what Dr feitsma said. Horrible staff horrible Dr. I will be taking her to a vet who actually cares and knows what she is doing.