We've been bringing our cats to Quad City Animal Clinic ever since we first adopted them, and we're…read moreso grateful for everyone here. Dr. Doug Mindlins are both incredibly patient, gentle, caring, and thorough veterinarians. Over the years, they've helped our cats through eye infections, cyst growth, heart murmurs, parasites, and more, and we always felt our cats were in very good hands. The pricing has also always felt very fair no hidden fee, and before any more expensive tests, they always took the time to explain and ask first, which we really appreciated. The vet assistants are also absolutely amazing and so kind, and the front desk staff are always warm, friendly, and super quick when we need receipts or SOAP notes. Overall, we've had such a wonderful experience here. We're honestly really sad that after leaving Fort Lauderdale, we won't be able to keep coming here and seeing everyone anymore. No matter what, we highly recommend Quad City Animal Clinic. Thank you so much for taking such great care of our cats all these years!

QUAD CITY and Dr. Midland and all his ladies there are all wonderful. I trust everything he tells…read moreme Sparky loves him. Sparky's picture is on the wall with Dr. Midland. I totally recommend.!

Dear Lap of Love, Our 10 year old Shiba Inu, Casper, tore…read morehis second rear ACL in just over a year and was suffering while waiting for another surgery. My wife and I made the decision to help relieve his pain and distress by finding an at home hospice caregiver to ease him across the Rainbow Bridge and into an afterlife of perfect health, happiness, running, and endless treats. The first service we called that was recommended by ChatGPT was rude and insensitive, so we called Lap Of Love next. Erin couldn't have been more wonderful: patient, kind, loving and understanding, so that combined with your phenomenal web site, we knew you were the at-home Angels we wanted for him. She scheduled us for the next day, and Dr. Gloria Macias was beyond all of our expectations in helping us let go and ease Casper's pain and suffering. We believe there are Angels Here On Earth, and Dr. Gloria and your entire mission were on display the way she helped release Casper from the bonds of pain and deterioration with love, care, respect, and endless sensitivity. Losing a love one is never easy, but he was comfortable, at peace, and we were able to love and talk to him throughout. There aren't enough words in any language that can adequately express our gratitude to you all. Warmly, Glenn, Wanda, and Casper Osrin

As much as how hard it is having to put your beloved pet down, I cannot say how grateful and full…read moreof appreciation that a service and company like Lap of Love exists. My sweet Kodah's time was coming to a close here on this earth. He was blind and deaf towards the end of his road and the last thing I wanted to do was to bring him to a vet where he could smell he was in an unfamiliar and uncomfortable place. Dogs know when they're at the vet. Dr. Ashley called and provided a 15 minute out. We said many goodbyes and shed a lot Of hard tears within these last 15 minutes and more when the time was ready. She arrived and was so gentle and soft spoken. Comforting my mom and I during such a heartbreak. Pets are family and we were so lucky to have our sweet pup for 15 and a half years. I rescued him when he was 3months and he ALWAYS had a smile. Dr. Ashley answered our questions, Let us talk about Kodah's life, and explained very gently on what she would be doing and the next steps of administering final breaths. It was comforting to know he was with us and not in a cold unfamiliar place. I cannot thank lap of love of this experience because my mom had a terrible experience with a vet who put her dog down about 2 years ago that I also reviewed on yelp. They work with another company monarch for cremation and has been really easy to manage this whole Process. I wanted to also thank the 2 women that I spoke to on the phone during questions and also when it was time to schedule an appointment. It was a seamless process and easy transaction. It may be a little expensive for some people, but I think I saw they take care credit but honestly giving your pet the comfort and peace of being in their home is worth every $ Fly high Kodah ‍

I took my dog in for a consult for growth removals and teeth cleaning. I had experience with staff…read moremembers there from another hospital who now work at Steven's and I trust them because they were amazing with my two dogs I had previously. Just a level of heart and empathy you don't always see and that stuck with me. The overall staff was very friendly and warm upon entering. I didn't wait long to be seen and consulted with. This facility was very thorough and fair with pricing the procedure. Her procedure wasn't long and they were in constant contact with me. Her incisions were clean and healed nicely. Teeth looked great. She came out like a shiny new dog! Everyone there was nice and treated us like we had been going there for years. Would recommend!

12-9-25 Bella is still stable 10 days after the blood transfusion. She's doing better than everyone…read moreexpected but not out of the woods yet. Lucy Added one more medication and will take good day by day . May have to go for one more blood transfusion but he is stable for now

An Extraordinary Display of Compassion in a World Where Such Virtues Are Increasingly Rare…read more It is not often that one encounters individuals whose professional excellence is matched so splendidly by the nobility of their character. Wilton Manors Animal Hospital has demonstrated precisely that rare distinction. My beloved English bulldog, Rupert, a distinguished gentleman of ten years whose stubborn disposition is rivalled only by his considerable charm, faced a rather formidable adversary in the shape of a tumour. What followed was an extraordinary demonstration of compassion, integrity, and veterinary dedication. At a time when uncertainty weighed heavily upon me, I encountered a level of humanity that transcended the ordinary obligations of the profession. There are those who practise veterinary medicine as an occupation, and then there are those who regard the preservation of life as a solemn calling. The distinction, I assure you, is unmistakable. Because of the exceptional care Rupert received, my old gentleman has been granted something beyond measure: more time to enjoy the simple pleasures of life, presumably while continuing to behave as though he owns the entire household. Were compassion a title of nobility, these fine people would surely occupy the highest seats in the House of Lords. Five stars seem an almost comically inadequate tribute. My gratitude, however, is without reservation.

The tech, Rashad, was extremely rude. My dog has dementia which is already stressful . He ran out…read moreof meds so I went in for a refill. He said they didn't have the notes of his previous script. Fine, so I showed him the picture of the bottle that said "Tucker (dog)". And I showed him the automated visit notes that you get emailed to a visit showing that he's on trazodone. Makes sense, right? But not for Rashad. He said by showing him this proof that my dog was in these medicines I was being extremely condescending? What am I supposed to do, accept the fact that they didn't have it? He then said we need a doctor visit with the dog. I said why? It's not like dementia gets better. He replies "sir, I'm a certified medical professional" or something? Okay? Just because he woke up in the wrong side of the bed this morning doesn't have to make it any more stressful for someone dealing with a dementia dog. I waited an hour and never complained once. Marla (I think) was extremely nice at the receptionist and so was the doctor. This guy is one of those people that seems to take everything personal I guess. All I did was show the pill bottles and the visit summary!

I flew all the way from San Francisco to this specific clinic after reading about someone's…read morepositive dental surgery (dog) experience with them on Reddit. Thank God I found this place bc I was quoted $5k-8k+ for dental surgeries near me with 3 week long+ wait times when it was VERY affordable for the same exact services at this clinic. I was able to book an in-take appointment immediately for two days out on their website with no fee. SUPER convenient. They did the initial exam for my small dog, bloodwork, and some other things to prepare for her surgery which is booked next week! They were extremely helpful when explaining all of the information I needed on my dog's procedures and payment options, and the doctor and tech shared info on insurance options which I do already have luckily. They even had a promotion going on for a free Rabies vaccine which I needed! I would come to this clinic for anything. They have a $20/month plan to bring your pets in for unlimited exams which I would absolutely do if I lived here. The doctor and tech that helped us both seemed very knowledgeable, kind, and caring. Unfortunately, I forgot their names, but I really, really appreciate this office and thank you to Shanice at the front who was also very hospitable!!!

I love this place!!! The people are amazing all the time every time. Dr Bowsher is amazing. She is…read morepatient, compassionate, professional, honest, and just a great doctor. She may tell you things you don't want to hear but it's because it's the truth. She really cares about her patients and it shows. Thank you Dr B for always taking the time for our babies.

this review is for the ADOPTION/'SANCTUARY' & please note it should not reflect on 'Shanna' at all,…read moreshe's a saint and the singular star that I've given is to be dedicated to her. It's taken me over a year to write this, as I was so livid when everything first went down I decided to give myself time to process. As a lifelong cat lover and owner, I cannot in good faith recommend anyone adopt from this 'sanctuary' due to the following situation I endured: I visited Purr rescue in January of 2025 looking for a second cat as I already had 1 rescue from the Humane Society. I fell in love with a little black cat named Usher via their website and made an appointment that same week to visit all of the cats, but knew I had a sweet spot for 'Usher' and was going there with her in mind. When I got there I was told she was the vet tech's (unfortunately I don't remember his name) favorite cat and he paid special attention to her, *this will be relevant in a moment. I would go on to adopt Usher that same week and take her home a week later. I was told she needed to be quarantined, fully examined nose to tail, given her latest vaccines, etc and given a clean bill of health prior to me taking her from the sanctuary... which I was elated to hear she was 100% healthy and ready to be taken home the following week. She's a bit of a c*nty anti-social kitty to begin with, as all they told me was she was abandoned at the VCA at 6 months old with 3rd degree burns on her back and has a bald spot - as a fellow burn survivor (that can also possess a c*nty attitude, it was love at first sight). Very shortly after having her home and monitoring her 24/7 (i work from home) I noticed something wasn't right and decided to take her to my family vet who I love and trust. It was then that I was informed: - she had such advanced level gingivitis and stomatitus that she would need to have ALL of her teeth removed immediately. - it seemed as though several of her teeth were already missing due to the horrid state of her mouth and NO ONE mentioned this to me. - she had bad infections in both ears and would need ongoing treatment for that as well. I CRIED MY EYES OUT. imagine adopting a new baby, being told they're 100% healthy and have a clean bill of health, falling in love with them more day by day and then being told my your family vet that they need to be taken into surgery immediately due to the deteriorating composition of their entire oral cavity, as well as severe ear infections. AS IF MATTERS COULDN'T GET ANY WORSE... Natalie (i hope you and your superiors all see this) handled both the situation and myself BEYOND UNPROFESSIONALLY and extremely defensive (i have other choice words for her, but I'll let you all use your imaginations). Alluding to the fact this may have happened under my care, ZERO EMPATHY AT ALL as I sit on the phone balling my eyes out about everything this poor little cat is having to endure, and was BERATING me while trying to uphold the 'integrity' of their operation without EVER acknowledging how horrid the whole thing was. She was ABSOLUTE HELL to deal with and I cannot believe they keep her there as a 'site manager' or whatever her made-up title is. She should NEVER interact with clients. She has a horrible reputation in the rescue circuit and evidently has been this way for YEARS but for some reason they keep her on payroll. Contractually Purrr was required to cover the cost of surgery and I went to a surgery center that they partner with, where the Doctor (who was lovely and not affiliated with Purrr in anyway) confirmed for me this was 100% a case where the cat had 'slipped through the cracks' in the system. And let me say, I get that. I understand that they are taking in 100's of cats and accidents do happen ... but due to the way it was handled so poorly, no accountability was taken, and I was never reached out to by the senior leaders or apologized to by anyone other than Shanna, unfortunately I cannot and will not forgive them for this 'accident' - nor can I suggest them to anyone I know & love in good faith.

Thank you Purrr for taking care of my sweet baby!!! I definitely recommend Purrr to anyone that…read moreneeds their cat spayed/neutered . The price was fantastic and I felt my baby was in great hands. I really appreciate the drs and staff. Thank you all again. I left a donation and will definitely leave more in the future, your establishment is doing great things and really helping people and animals

I highly recommend Summers Animal Hospital been going there for years. I have an FIP survivor cat 4…read moreyears now since he finished his GS treatment finding a good vet that understands FIP following treatment is important and they were all on board he's doing great! Dr.Mounedji is an excellent veterinarian she's been treating Jettie for quite a few years now Christian and Erica in pharmacy are excellent! and very helpful! All the staff is great. The owner Dr Summers is excellent! they're very good about getting back with you and if there's a problem with your Pet, and they come up with a treatment plan for your Pet if it's sick, which I like. I have sent several of my customers to Summers Animal Hospital. I highly recommend.

I brought my dog in for a UTI on 6/8. Paid $185 for "technician apt, Dr Sarah Mounedji was staff…read morepresent -urinalysis and culture add on, yes a culture was done and anal expressed. They only gave her one med for 5 days once results came back treating 1 bacteria. Meds ran out uti was BAD peeing 14 times in 2 hours. No sleep for both of us for weeks, puppy pads everywhere. 6/12 got more meds $53 Cavomax. Meds ran out waited 2 days on no meds uti got worse from the waiting period of doing bloodwork, another exam fee, e-collar, allergy shot another $487 by Dr Hannaka. Brought my other dog here just for office visit and allergy shot. Total for both dogs spend was $1200. At the end of the second drug they switched the drug to rx# 243051 1/2 pill a day which is laughable used by itself, it did nothing! So from 6/8-7/13 summers animal hospital could not/would not help my dogs UTI. The last thing Summers told me was "we can't help her you need to take her to see an INTERNIST " after hundreds of dollars for a uti-I took her to another vet office I used to go to and been open for over 30 years spent $200 for office visit and meds-meds-l gave the other vet all the bloodwork, urinalysis and culture from summers -other vet office immediately knew summers was ONLY treating 1 bacteria and not 2 bacteria's present and that treating 1 bacteria she would have NEVER got better. I got a lot of attitude from the dr, summer animal hospital did not do a thorough job. Summers animal hospital MISDIAGNOSED my dog by trying to only treat 1 bacteria and not 2. Needless to say my dog is much better from a 10 minute visit at the other vet animal hospital, that took the time to go over the results from summers. My dog Isabel responded immediately to Simplicef 100mg and Ciprofloxacin 250mg treating Both bacterias. I wasted so much time, aggravation, for over a MONTH for a UTI- my dog suffered, hundreds of dollars spent. I do not recommend summers animal hospital. They have a lot to learn. STAY AWAY Seiler animal hospital viewed the previous lab work and culture done at summers. The bacteria staphylococcus pseudintermedius. Summers did not treat Isabel with the correct meds for 3 weeks. That's complete negligence causing the uti to go on for weeks and then trying to have me have more tests done! Admit your fault summers misdiagnosed Isabel. This should have never happened and yes summers animal hospital owes us! They shouldn't be treating uti's. She would have never gotten better treating just 1 bacteria. Why pressure the client to do more cultures when this was shown on the very first culture???!?! Carmen L. (M is from my maiden name in case they make up more excuses and not taking accountability for what they did)

I've had all of my family's (mine and sons) dogs (8 - labs, huskies) treated by Dr. Phillips thru…read moreeach dog's life cycle. All large breeds, living 13 to 15 years due to love and attentive medical care over the decades. Dr. Phillips strives to understand unique nature and temperment of each dog. Some friendly, some maybe not so much, some calm, some frenetic. She immediately defuses any anxiety or fear felt by dogs by sitting on the floor - at their level -- showing she is there to maybe play (all while she is doing her expert thing). Dr Phillips doesn't just give annual shots. When something is awry with any of our dogs, she mines down into the deep, identifying potential conditions needing specialized treatments. Not the happiest of news as a dog owner but if your dog is truly a member of your family, news that is needed. Dr Phillips' referrals for more extensive work (cancer, broken teeth, torn joints) have been 100% spot on with referred parties being top of class whom, while I hope to not see anytime soon, I would go to in a heartbeat should similar conditions arise. Can't say enough about my comfort with Dr Phillips being the gatekeeper for all my family's 4 legged family members. My biggest concern about Dr Phillips is that she retires (not that she doesn't deserve some R & R!). No such thing as plug and play replacement for Dr Phillips. Kudos to Dr Phillips. PS Written by an old guy who given the choice would choose being around dogs versus most people. Have a great day with your dog!

We love Acacia! Dr Phillips and the team is incredible. We're so grateful to staff and every…read moreprovider and doctor we've met with here. Cannot recommend them enough!

As a Doberman parent there's nothing scarier than thinking your dog has bloat. I called and they…read moretook in steel instantly without a question and reassured us that he has no signs and it was potentially just gas. I've met a vet like this in my life. I HIGHLY recommend!

My male cat Kona had urinary blockage. As he's my first male cat, I had no idea what to do but I…read moreknew it could be deadly so I got him to VEG right away. They got us into a treatment room, went over a few less invasive options but while none of that worked, he got pain meds and they cleared the blockage under a light anesthesia. I was surprised he had to stay for 48 hours, but they explained why it was important. He got a recovery cage in a quiet cat room and I was able to visit a couple times a day till he was ready to go home. The vets and nurses were all helpful in answering my questions. Kona has been home for 3 weeks now and doing great on a new diet and a fancy new water fountain. For anyone who goes there with their pet, here's a few details I can share: There is plenty of parking there. They have a lot of patients and some are in more dire situations than your pet and I think they do their best to triage who needs what and when. Due to that, there's times when you may have to wait a bit to get someone to come over and answer a question. They have a little area with coffee and drinks. They have a few rooms with couch beds in case you need to sleepover with your fur baby. They even have blankets for humans. They can text you and call you 24/7. Sometimes you have to wait for a Dr to get on the phone but as I said, some patients are in more urgent need. Once Kona was stable, I did my best to respect that. If your baby has to stay overnight, the staff does visit and give them attention to check on everything periodically, they are not just left in the cage. They will send discharge documents to you and your regular vet. I have been there before with both my cats when they had diarrhea for too long and got dehydrated. It was a much less dire situation then, but that was a positive experience too.

Dr. Vincent Guerrero and his assistant took great care of my fussy 13-year-old cat, Milo, during a…read moresick/wellness visit. We were in and out in about 30-45 minutes, and they handled everything calmly and efficiently while drawing blood and cleaning his ears for an infection. The pricing is very reasonable for the level of care they provide. What I appreciated most was that Dr. Guerrero focused on a thorough exam without pushing unnecessary vaccines or medications. Milo received personalized care, which is something I haven't always experienced at larger corporate vet clinics. This was honestly one of the calmest and most positive vet visits I've had. I'm very glad I chose this clinic.

Best Vet I have found in SFL!! Convenient and on time, no up sales on vaccines not needed for…read moreindoor cats... what a blessing and less stress for them, thank you again!