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    Drax

    I brought my 5-year-old French Bulldog, Drax, to Advanced Veterinary because he was very sick and we were desperately trying to figure out what was wrong with him. I came in with his medical history, FNA results, and multiple clues that I believe should have helped his doctors get to the bottom of what was happening. We saw oncologist Dr. Sindy Piscoya, who recommended a CT scan. My understanding was that during the CT they would also obtain a biopsy of Drax's enlarged lymph nodes so we could get a more definitive diagnosis. The CT findings raised concern for possible lymphoma. When I picked Drax up after the CT, however, I was told that the biopsy had NOT been performed because, according to Dr. Piscoya, his lymph nodes were "too small" to biopsy. This was extremely confusing to me, particularly because his reports described enlarged lymph nodes. Instead, Drax was prescribed antibiotics and sent home. He improved somewhat initially, but he was still struggling and clearly was not well. Advanced then scheduled him to see Dr. Macho, but the appointment was more than a month away. During that time, Drax continued to decline. I eventually sought a second opinion elsewhere, and Drax was diagnosed with lymphoma. His condition deteriorated rapidly. He began having seizures, became extremely sick, and ultimately died. What is especially difficult for me to accept is how much time was lost. After his CT scan, the findings were explained to me in what felt like less than three minutes before Drax was sent home. Looking back, I realize that he spent weeks being treated for something other than the lymphoma he was ultimately diagnosed with. I understand that veterinary medicine is complicated and that not every disease can be diagnosed immediately. But I came to Advanced with a very sick dog, an extensive medical history, abnormal findings, FNA results, enlarged lymph nodes, and a CT that raised concern for lymphoma. I trusted this specialty hospital to thoroughly investigate those findings and guide us toward an appropriate diagnosis and treatment. Instead, I feel that Drax fell through the cracks at a time when every day mattered. I will always wonder what might have happened if the biopsy had been performed when originally discussed, or if his lymphoma had been diagnosed and treated sooner. Maybe the outcome ultimately would have been the same--I will never know. But I believe Drax deserved the opportunity to receive the correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment as early as possible. He deserved a better fighting chance. He was only 5 years old. I deeply regret putting my trust in Advanced Veterinary. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this facility to someone whose pet is seriously ill. The care was extremely expensive, yet I left feeling that the urgency, communication, follow-through, and diagnostic process did not reflect what I expected from a specialty veterinary hospital. If your pet is very sick and you feel that something is being missed, please do not be afraid to seek another opinion quickly. I wish I had done so sooner. RIP Drax. You deserved better.

    Pre-surgical prep with a vent in his side to release any air buildup in his chest.
    Dan

    HUGE Thank you goes out to Advanced Veterinary Care Center in Davie, Florida for their kindness, love, compassion, and saving the life of our Husky Duke. He suffered a bullae (lung blister) which caused his chest cavity to fill with air and compress his lungs. We caught it in time and their expert care, top notch doctors and nurses saved his life. The multiple daily update calls from the doctors and nurses were comforting. Having the opportunity to visit with Duke and meet his caretakers every day, sometimes twice a day, were fantastic. The excitement and happiness on his face when he saw us showed he knew we hadn't abandoned him. We cannot express how you took a very stressful time for us and eased our journey. Dan & Natalie Petrovich

    Bonnie L.

    My kitten didn't make it and passed away just minutes after arriving, but everyone at the clinic was incredibly kind, accommodating, and caring during such a difficult time. Dr. Katherine Zamudio was compassionate and patient, she took the time to explain everything and truly went above and beyond making me feel comfortable and answered all my questions. This clinic is for specialty and emergency care only; otherwise, I would switch to Dr. Zamudio as our regular vet without hesitation. I hope you pets never have to come here but if they do you are in good care.

    What an incredible group of compassionate souls. Saying goodbye to my loyal companion of over a decade was one of the most challenging days of my life, but they provided such comfort and care during that difficult time. I am truly grateful. A week later, they sent me a heartfelt card signed by everyone, complete with my baby's footprint. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

    Daren R.

    Our family just inherited a puppy as a new member of the family. Advanced Veterinary Care Center was there for our family during the last year of our sixteen year old dog's life. We brought our dog into the emergency center and the staff made the stressful situation minimal. They quoted us a price for care and did not use the whole amount. Our dog stayed overnight for three days and received care. Just a super friendly caring staff and fairly priced and appreciate that they did not take advantage of a sad situation. The front of the Advanced Vet business has six reserved parking spaces. Went into the care center lobby, whuch is very clean, to find out about initial consultation pricing for our new puppy if ever needed. They had three employees at the front counter. One of the girls advised that the price is still the same at $145.00 for ER consultation and then further pricing if required is determined by the doctor.

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    Corina R.

    Our one year old very energetic pup got into a bit of an accident and ended up with a huge wound on his neck. We had to rush to advanced veterinary care center recommended to us by our vet. I ran into the office with the dog in a bloody towel, my 8 year old crying and myself covered in blood. The first came out immediately and was super calmed and took him in right away. I was directed to their restroom so I could clean up a bit. Afterwards we were taken to a room where the doctor came in and explained everything they needed to do and I was told someone else would come in to give me a quote. Kimberly came in with the quote and immediately started talking to my son first. She explained everything to him in a way he would understand. She went as far as giving him her card so he could give her a call for updates if he needed to know about his dog. Before we left him there for stitches she asked him if he wanted to see our dog before we left and walked us to their ICU, introduced every nurse to him and let him pet our dog. No, the place is not cheap but the service we received was above and beyond any expectations. Kimberly is absolutely amazing, sweet and caring and deserves all the props in the world.

    Steve G.

    This place could use more empathy and less greed. My wife brought her cat in who had a hernia and needed surgery which another vet told us and referred us to here..... They prey on your emotions and gave my wife this estimate for what needs to be done.... $7500-$14000 dollars and said it would probably fall into the $10000.00 range... Yes that's not a typo.... I said that's ridiculous and outrageous... I told them I would only go to $5000.00 and they said they don't negotiate... Told my wife to take the cat and go... I called a rescue and they referred us to the sweetest and caring young lady who did it for $1800 and tried to explain to us why she thought she was high and we gave her $2000.00 and thanked her for her true kindness and empathy.... I would absolutely pass on this group.... Here is the estimate..... Be well......

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    A year ago Dr. A performed Tiger's TPLO, and yesterday she performed his plate removal, once again proving why she is truly exceptional.

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    every one at advanced veterinary care goes above and beyond to take care of our precious babies. can't say enough good things aboit them all

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    If you need an emergency vet, go somewhere else. Taking a…read moredog to emergency is already a horrible situation to be but when you meet a vet who pretends to care while taking as much money from you as possible it is even worse. I have to say that part of the staff really seems to care but my experience with the vet Raluca Anghel was not the best. She pressured me and made me feel horrible as I tried to decide what to do about the situation. First she recommended me to leave my dog overnight for a cost of over 5k than when I said I wouldn't leave my baby there she started saying my dog was not responding to the treatment and very quickly her new alternative was euthanasia. So if I had paid 5k to leave my dog there would I pay 5k to have her euthanized the next morning? The whole interaction with her was awful and it was just not worse because I was basically unable to think straight. I left with a 2k bill and without my baby. When I asked for the exams she said she did, they sent me a few things but even though I paid for a ultrasound I didnt get any images. I emailed them about it and they say they didnt save it. Why would I pay for something and they would not keep it to share with me if needed? When I emailed them questioning I receive no response. One disappointment after another. I have other dogs so I already did my research on other Emergency vets in the area and I hope you do as well instead of taking your loved pet here.

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