Very caring staff. Dr. Thabes is a wonderful veterinarian. I feel very confident taking my pets…read morethere

Dr. Thabes and her staff are the best..she always takes the time to call and explain everything. I…read morehave a senior special needs dog and I wouldn't trust anyone else but her with my fur baby.

MY chihuahua needed a TPLO on her L. leg for a torn ACL and a medial patellar displacement. This…read morewas her 2nd surgery for the same diagnosis, that she had 2 yrs. prior, on her R. leg. I was so blessed to have been referred to Dr. Drygas the Director of this veterinary practice. His surgical skills are 2nd to none and his bedside manner thruout the process was full of smiles and reassurances that my dog Beanie would be in the best of hands. He was correct! The staff from the front office to the vet techs in the clinic were the best!!! They were friendly and caring from the ACL clinic I went to, in order to learn about the surgical procedure, to the last post-op visit we had yesterday 60 days after her surgery. I highly recommend Dr. Drygas and his clinic for any emergency or surgical procedure you might be even considering.

BEWARE of Capital Veterinary Specialists "cancel culture" & Rehab Service…read more I am writing this review to create an awareness of my "cancel culture" experience with Capital Veterinary Specialists (CVS) in Tallahassee, Florida. Unfortunately, there is one particular person working in the CVS rehab services who has done the following: With rehab services, I had requested laser therapy only (which had been done previously) and not the water treadmill as my senior dog had recently been diagnosed with heartworm disease. My primary vet had told me to limit my dog's activity due to heartworm disease. Yet this particular person in rehab still put my senior dog on the water treadmill despite my communication against it from advice from my primary vet. You can imagine my shock when she brought back my dog soaked and terrified. My dog is also scared of water aside from the fact that she could have thrown a clot being recently diagnosed with heartworm disease and then being forced to exercise in the water treadmill. When I respectfully told this rehab person of my dissatisfaction of putting my dog in the water treadmill against my wishes, she then turned around and smeared my name to the hospital director who then banned me from the entire practice at CVS which I did not become aware of until almost a year later. This was very heart breaking since I wanted to continue using the other vet specialty services at CVS in Tally since there is no other vet specialists close by to where I live. After I was banned from all CVS services from the above incident, I tried to reason with detailed emails with the CVS hospital director (who only deals with people via email ) and unfortunately she protected this particular rehab person's mistake. I had even requested to meet with the owner of CVS which was ignored. Keep in mind that I never received any communication banning me from CVS services. I found out by accident about a year later when I tried to make a new appointment with a different service. This issue caught me off guard and put me in a terrible situation trying to get additional help with a chronic issue with a senior dog of mine. Therefore, I wanted to make everyone aware that the culture of CVS (at least with the hospital director and rehab services), did not like the fact that I was dissatisfied with rehab services when they mistakenly put my dog in the water treadmill against my implicit wishes. Due to this event, the rehab person was never corrected rather I was banned/cancelled in that I cannot use any of the other vet specialty services or even the vet chiropractor, all of whom I have had good experiences with. This puts a hardship on me and my pets since there are no other vet specialty services in the area where we live plus, we have limited primary vet services in the area where we live. I hope no one else has to deal with CVS "cancel culture" or with a moody rehab person who does not want to receive respectful feedback when she overrides an owners' wishes keeping the health of your fur kid in mind. It is scary to know these days that you cannot even give the feedback needed that is respectful and polite to a person or business especially if it involves a mistake they made. It is also sad when a business does not thrive on constructive feedback to grow rather becomes a part of the "cancel culture" where if they don't like what you say then they will completely ban you from their services.

We love the staff and the doctors here! All of our babies love them! The addition to family will…read morealways come here for treatment.

The staff at Capital Circle Veterinary Hospital were extremely passionate and kind with my cat…read more They handled him so gently and were thorough in explaining how to help him recover / apply medication. They also have separate entrances/waiting rooms for cats and dogs. The prices are so reasonable and their environment is so thoughtfully planned out. You can tell they truly care for animals, I would recommend them to all friends in the area!

BAH saw my Vyny (dog), because had impacted feces that he could not exact without being in terrible…read morepain, so they an emend 2 times, and made the stated that he needed a Hernia repair and to be neutered. BAH issues on his records that they surgeries had to be done by a specialist, that came with a $3000.00 price tag. I'm retired and don't have $3000.00 dollars so IO went to Animal Aid Society, they connected BAH for Vyny's records, and they also spoke to someone that was the daughter of one of the employees of the Animal Aid Society, so after all that, Animal Aid Society refused to do any procedures, so my is under life danger and I can't get services for by an means other than BAH.

Horrible Place. Horrible pricing. They try to charge you for everything possible instead of…read moreactually fix your dog. And then quick to call animal control if you dont adhere to there scheduling. Horrible place & i will never be going back again

I arrived in Tally 12 years ago with five dogs and one cat. I initially went to two different vet…read moreoffices other than Novey Animal Hospital (NAH) and the care received elsewhere was good, but the business practices were not to my liking. I have stayed with NAH ever since my first visit and that makes it ten years. Sadly, I had to say goodbye to the last pet of the original six recently, and Dr. Novey was her usual exceptional self and helped my little guy and me get through it. I cannot recommend Dr. Novey, Dr. Hall, Dr. Winters and Dr. Scarpinato enough. The NAH staff is amazing and the facility is always clean. Some of the staff has been there since the first day I arrived and to me, that says a lot about how Dr. Novey manages her staff and business. There are always a few kitties available to adopt and I appreciate how NAH helps these rescue animals find a forever home. One kitty I adopted had been there for over six months needing serious care, including surgeries and an eventual limb amputation. The patient care records I received for him is pages and pages and pages long! The amount of care and cost they put into saving him was enormous! If that alone is not an indication of the team dedication at NAH to animal care, I do not know what else to say!! Medical care for pets is expensive similarly to getting medical care for yourself without insurance. I found myself in a tight financial squeeze between jobs and with a sick pet; NAH put me on a payment schedule, so I know if you are a client that may be an option. If you are looking for a great veterinarian practice in Tallahassee, do yourself and your pets a favor and drop in at NAH!

This was once a great vet practice but something changed about 6 years ago or so…read more Every routine visit turns into an expensive adventure, it's like they are desperate to make money. Getting our dog diagnosed with a rash was $700+. They prescribed a lot of medicines, one actually worked and actually says 'long-term use' on the prescription. The catch is, we have to take the dog in for an unnecessary exam and extra testing for every refill. Nickel and dimeing pet owners to death. Sad because they took such good care of our previous dog, but that was 12 years ago. We're going somewhere else.

I have been with Timberlane Animal Hospital for many years. They helped me with my 19 year old…read moreDoxie. Without there help I would not have been able to enjoy her all those years. I do have another baby named Coco. I would not take my animals to anyone else. Barbara Harrison So after giving this review I called to make an appointment for Coco. I was treated by a very rude and very unprofessional receptionist, She answered the phone by saying (hello). Did not identify where I was calling. I asked to talk to her manager and I was told they did not have a manager. So I want to say I will never darken the door of this animal hospital. Dr. Stege sold out her practice and they kept the name (Timberlane Hospital). They are hurting her reputation that she had had for at least 20 years.

Review - Timberland Animal Hospital BEWARE: Our dog went to…read moreTimberland Animal Hospital for a routine check-up. We were drawn by proximity, but the experience was shocking. The veterinarian pushed repeatedly for neutering and elective surgery despite our refusal. After a brief exam, which included a physical exam, we were told to collect urine and stool ourselves, even though lab work was already included in our $800+ bill. The vet personally called the next day to report normal lab results--which were later proven completely inaccurate. Less than a week later, our dog was diagnosed with stage 3 lymphoma by a specialist, who confirmed Timberland's labs could not have been correct. When we reported this, the vet was cold, defensive, and showed no empathy. She offered no acknowledgment of our distress or responsibility for the apparent errors. Would our dog's diagnosis be any different if Timberlane had done their job and provided the veterinary service they were supposed to provide - the answer is no, but I can tell you this is a very difficult time for us and all Timberland Animal Hospital did was make things that much worse. This was a gut-wrenching experience. Timberland failed to provide accurate testing, thorough care, or compassion. For anyone who cares about their pet's health--look elsewhere

Although Dr. Brumfield is not our primary vet at Northwood, he's the surgeon on staff, as I…read moreunderstand it. So, when my older Pointer needed to have a lump removed, he was the one that met with us before and after. Dr. Brumfield is extremely knowledgeable, accessible, very easy to ask questions of and seems genuinely concerned that we get all our questions answered. AND, he's very gentle with our dogs. Would highly recommend him and Northwood AH.

Clean, friendly/knowledgeable staff, very nice facilities. I am a fan! However, the entire trip did…read moretake about 3 hours so...that costs them a star but I'm sure it was due to the fact that we've got 5 fleabags we are fostering. So 36 minutes per fleabag?! Is that how it works??? No, not really but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. The Humane Society sent us there and they definitely picked a winner, I recommend taking your pets there.

Can not even say I can give them 1 star. After losing my…read morebeloved Bearded Dragon Cheeto, because of total incompetence. Cheeto was a patient for over 2 years with no problems. I noticed she was not herself and had a cough. Also I had noticed a unusual breathing noise. Called Paw's and Claw's for a emergency visit. Had to beg for her to be seen. Was told there would be an additional fee to be seen because of over booking The vet was told about all the symptoms and assured me she didn't have a resp. infection. Her situation worsened through the weekend. Saw North Florida Vet., a X-ray was taken, she had a severe case of resp. inf. We lost her an hour later after 4 days of needless suffering. There was no concern from this horrible place. Do not take your bearded dragon to Paws and claws