We just moved to Clermont from the Deland area. We took our 14 year old pup to VCA Deland…read morepreviously so we transferred his records to the Clermont VCA and set up an appointment. The ladies at the desk were so kind, friendly, and helpful! It did not stop there--the tech that took us back to the exam room was so attentive and asked questions but listened to my concerns for my older dog. The doctor came in to check him and was also very kind and informative. I am so thankful to have a veterinary office that is truly concerned for my pet and takes the time needed to address my concerns.

Friendly, professional staff. Fair prices overall great service…read more I love that they have an app and you can access your pets records at any time, schedule and appointment or chat with them. The front desk office staff has always been very friendly and professional. The vet techs & drs are knowledgeable and treat my dogs amazing. Definitely recommend bringing your pet here if you live in the Clermont area.

Sad to update my review…read more Charlie and I came here for years when Dr. Tony was the vet. We both loved Dr. Tony for his professionalism and passion for animals. Upon our last visit we learned Dr. Tony has since left the practice and we noticed a huge difference-- but I was open to giving the new vet a chance, thinking maybe he was having a bad day that day and it was just a bad first impression. This weekend, Charlie had a stomach bug so I took him to the emergency vet on Sunday. On Monday I called the vet office and asked if the vet could give me a call as Charlie was acting extremely lethargic after leaving the ER and I wasn't sure if this was normal or if Charlie should come into the vet office. I was told the vet would give us a call in the morning and early afternoon at the latest. I called back around 2PM as I still hadn't heard from the vet, and this time I was told he would be contacting us within an hour. The vet never called or reached out. It's just transparent to us that this new vet is not passionate for his practice and patients the way Dr. Tony was. Thankfully today Charlie seems to feel a little better. Almost all of our friends are directing us to GoldenHeart in Windermere. Excited to give them a try, but it's definitely sad to leave the office we've been visiting for years.

dr. callaham is the most humble ,amazing vet, his wife is the office manager and always had treat…read moreus with respect. i have been with them for 14 years and dont have a single bad thing that had happen to us. i love the way the care and treat the animals. highly recommended!

I do not recommend this vet clinic and honestly I'm very concerned about the care and communication…read morehere. During a visit for my 11-year-old dog, I was by Dr. MacDonald that my dog has liver cancer with multiple tumors, congestive heart failure and that euthanasia should be considered. No biopsy or referral to a specialist was offered and I was not shown or walked through the ultrasound results. I was told no follow-up appointments were needed and was given euthanasia pamphlets. I left completely devastated. After the visit, I called the clinic requesting my dog's records. Because the file is under another name, communication had to go through that person. When we received the records, they did not mention cancer or the ultrasound findings. We were initially told the ultrasound recordings were not available. I had to request the records again through email and specifically ask for the ultrasound findings. Eventually, we received notes referencing a "suspected" liver or splenic mass and stating that my dog was vomiting which was not true. The notes also mentioned seeing a specialist if interested but this was never discussed during the visit. I also had major difficulties with my dog's heart medication. I was told that refills typically take 24 to 48 hours and that heart medications are usually expedited. Since refills cannot be processed over the weekend, we had to wait until Monday to call. We emphasized that this was a heart-related medication, were told the request would be expedited and submitted the request on 12/22 around 8:15 a.m. It took two days and a call from the office /practice manager before we could pick up her medication on Christmas Eve. Because of the delay, we had to go to VEG to get my dog's medication and she was in distress. Since starting the treatment plan we had to request because we did not agree to euthanasia, my dog has been doing great. She is eating, drinking, playing and going to the bathroom normally. We were referred to an internal medicine specialist and a cardiologist by another vet for a second opinion. The internal medicine specialist confirmed that my dog does NOT have cancer and walked us through each ultrasound finding step by step. We also have an upcoming appointment with the cardiologist. Our experience highlighted serious concerns. The first suggestion was euthanasia rather than further investigation. No referrals or second opinions were offered. Communication around records and critical medication was slow and inconsistent. While the staff may have had good intentions, this experience has been distressing and costly. My dog is doing well thanks to proper follow-up care but I hope the clinic takes steps to prevent similar situations for other pet owners.

REVIEW DATE: 1/22/24…read more TLDR: Take your furry family members elsewhere. This place has gone downhill, and I won't be coming back after bringing my two cats and my mother-in-law's cat here for over a decade. Please note, I RARELY write bad reviews, but after the last three months, I'm writing this review of Winter Garden Animal Hospital. THE REVIEW: My husband brought my 14 year old cat in for a routine follow-up. He was asked about labs, including a more expensive comprehensive blood test for geriatric cats. My husband declined since our cat had been doing alright. He was losing weight, but we figured it was due to age. This was the Monday after Thanksgiving. We never got lab results back, and we never heard back from the vet. In our mind (living with a newborn baby of our own), no news was good news. Well, that turned out to be a big mistake. Fast forward several weeks later ... Our cat was not eating and looked sick. We scheduled an appointment. When I called for the appointment, I asked for a copy of the labs. I didn't get them. So I called again, and again, I did not get them. I took him to the vet on Friday, and by this point, he was extremely sick. Oh, by the way, they tried to CANCEL my appointment 30 minutes before it was scheduled. (Their excuse was continuity of care. That's fine except they should have planned it when I was scheduling - not 30 minutes before.) We didn't know what was going on with my cat. It turns out he was in end-stage kidney disease. He had been on a steroid for inflammation, which likely accelerated the kidney disease progression. I asked to speak with the office manager, Nicole, in between the vet tech coming in/out. Nicole told me that they hadn't gotten the lab results until the day before the visit. She also kept going back to the fact that the vet was concerned by the initial labs (which she had also said they hadn't gotten earlier in this conversation) and asked to run the expensive labs we had declined. However, I think the most important point of this is, which Nicole later admitted, how unacceptable it was that we were not informed about the abnormal lab results. This was egregious in my mind. We trust that the practice would look out for our furry family members. When the vet tech came back in, I asked to see the paper chart. I went over the results with the vet. I am not a doctor... I am not a vet. But when I saw his lab results, everything was abnormal. My cat's comprehensive lab results came back THE DAY AFTER the sample was sent to the lab. So his kidney had been in decline for two weeks, and nothing was done to tell us. At this point, I knew how dire the situation was, but I had hope. I understood that there was no transplant for cats. They recommended starting IV fluids and monitoring him overnight. We followed their advice because what else could we do. But I asked to speak with Nicole again. She then said that she relied on what the vet staff had said to her about the labs. Nicole promised me that she'd look into it. The end of our story at this practice is that we said goodbye to our cat the next day. Why we are chosing to move on is because of the failures that led up to this. Imagine my surprise when I get a call from the office... only to tell me that my cat's remains were there. I never got a call from the office manager who had told me that she'd look into it. It has been a month. I've been patient and waited until after the holidays. I've asked to speak with her twice, but my calls have gone unanswered (ten days in between). When I went in to pick up my cat's paw print, I asked about my other cat's lab results. Well, they couldn't find her chart. They had to print out the electronic copy. (Think about it, they have two avenues to get labs? Fax and electronically? There's just no excuse for what happened.) Once upon a time, I would have recommended this practice in a heartbeat. But now, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. At the end of my time here, I felt like this was just a dollar sign for them to make money off of. I will say someone complimented Missy, and she was the only one to follow up with what she promised (getting me an answer to a diet question for my other cat).

A huge RAVE to both Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida in Oakland and West Orange…read moreVeterinary Hospital in Winter Garden for saving my dog today. A few days ago we found him almost lifeless, vomitting. This was happening before WOVH was open, and as VECOCF was about to close. I rushed him over anyway, and they took him right in and ran all kinds of tests. Long story short, they believe he ingested something toxic/poisonous along one of his walks. Once VECOCF got him somewhat stable, I transferred him to WOVH, which is his usual vet. I cannot thank Stephanie, Robert (Vet Techs) and Dr. Markwardt enough for their response. They are always caring, thorough, and best of all - they build relationships with the dog, so they know when he is/is not acting himself. I'm happy to report that Oswald is back home with us, safe and sound.

Very disappointed in my last visit. Have been going to this vet for over 20 years. My 13 year old…read morehad a tooth that looked off colored and I thought it was possibly rotten. The vet, Dr. Brown barely looked at the tooth and said she needed and it several others removed and her teeth cleaned. The quote 3-4,000 dollars. Something did not sit right so I went and got a 2nd opinion. Guess what....no anesthesia cleaning needed. The vet had a dental hygienist that cleaned, checked and removed all the plaque from my pups teeth and she is good to go.....price $170. Unbelievable. The thought of being taken advantage of and possibly putting my pet under anesthesia and them pulling her teeth out makes me ill. So glad I got that 2nd opinion. My girl has white pearly teeth and running around happy as can be.

This place is AMAZING Extremely professional! I had a sick bird he basically had a respiratory…read moreillness due to cold weather and the heater in the aviary popping a breaker. They gave me meds but I was having a tough time administering them. So I checked him in for ten days and they gave him the meds. Picked him up Monday morning! And he was totally healthy! He is now flying around the aviary eating and drinking! THANK YOU

I just called his place (at the suggestion of my primary vet) to have my sick rabbit seen at this…read morefacility. I was told that the rabbit (needed vaccinations and to be microchipped before he is seen). What kind of nonsense is that! This rabbit has been an indoor rabbit his whole life. Doesn't sound to me like that are concerned about animals at all. I'll find someone else who actually cares about your sick animals.

I received the absolute best service that anyone would want from a vet at Atlas. I came in with my…read more135 pound Doberman unable to use his back legs and was placed in a room. Immediately the doctor did a quick once over before leaving to round up three techs to help with a complete exam. I have never witnessed any veterinarian doing such a thorough job in an exam before. There was not an inch of his body left out. Afterwards the doctor came up with a plan that included a series of X-rays, medication and a referral if needed. My dog left strapped to a stretcher and one week later walked comfortably into the office for his follow up. Her treatment plan was a success. The only problem is that his follow up appointment was not put into their computer correctly and so his doctor wasn't available when we showed up. Another doctor was available but I couldn't wait. Since my dog needed to have his blood drawn a super wonderful tech jumped in and took his blood before I left. I greatly appreciated her going an extra mile.

First visit was great. Dr. Cuevas was very nice. She was very gentle with my dog and the vet tech…read morewas very sweet as well. Felt like my concerns were heard and felt like this could be another place to take my dog for more serious concerns as my regular vet is a limited vet. The second visit for the same issue was ok, waited a bit longer and again Dr. Cuevas was very nice and still listened to my concerns. Gave options and again felt like I could come back if needed. I called to make another appointment as my dog was still having the same issue after trying the options and wanted to dig deeper with radiology and possibly a dental visit. I was told that I would receive a call back to schedule this visit by the end of the day. I did not receive a phone call that day, nor the next day.. It wasn't a real emergency but it was urgent as my dog has been congested on and off for weeks and having bouts of difficulty breathing bc of it. I made an appointment with another vet bc per atlas a dental visit if needed would need to be 2 visits (lab work and then schedule the dental visit atleast a week later) and I didn't want to keep waiting for that phone call.

This was my first experience with a vet coming to my home. I was very skeptical about a vet coming…read moreinto my home...it's not about my home, its about "The Cat From Hell"!!! So, what an outstanding experience! The stress from getting this cat into a carrier and to the vet is a sh*# show within itself. They took ample time to warm up to him (Tiger). Sharon and Dr. Kolins were beyond wonderful. Yes, it was not cheap, financially; but was extremely comparable to a "regular" vets visit (office). I have multiple cats that also were loving Sharon and the Doctor. My suggestion would be to "take the plunge" and give Hurleys Haven a call. You will be happy you did! Thank you both!! Amy Long

My cat is a biter but vet held her , examined her and gave the shots with no problem at all. I was…read morevery pleased, and my cat wasn't upset at all. I highly recommend.

Home Healing Animal Clinic offers mobile veterinary acupuncture, Chinese herbal therapy, pet…read morehospice care, pet euthanasia, and cremation services. HHAC is a mobile practice and Dr. DeVuyst comes to your home to reduce stress on you and your pet! Dr. DeVuyst demonstrates great compassion and care towards her patients. Visit the following website for further information. www.homehealinganimalclinic.com/

If you are looking for home pet euthanasia, I truly recommend Dr. DeVuyst. She is warm and genuine,…read moreand gave me space to grieve when I needed it. My dog left gracefully, in comfort, surrounded by love, snacks, and sunshine. The alternative is dragging your buddy nervously (and possibly uncomfortably) to the vet to pass in a cold, sterile environment under flourescent lighting. I cannot recommend home eutanasia enough. The experience was as good as it could be. I got to toast to my baby girl with a stiff drink, and when she was gone I surrounded her sweet body with flowers and got to say goodbye properly. Dr. DeVuyst also performs acupuncture, which is really cool if your pal is in pain, and general veterinary medicine at home as well. There weren't alot of reviews for home eutanasia when I looked, so I hope this helps some of you that are searching.