While staying in the area for a mo. Discovered I had let vaccines expire by a couple of wks. I took…read moremy Maggie there. I feel confident she was given a thorough examination by a caring tech & vet. Who just happen to be married. I would recommend them to anyone visiting in the area.

First and foremost. Dr Corbett and the technicians at Keys animal hospital are unmatched. I have…read morenever met better or received better care from any other veterinary office. She does not do more than what is necessary, she is kind, and knows what she is doing. She understands the care I want for my senior babies and goes over all information with me prior to starting or stoping any medications. Unfortunately I'm on the other side of the US right now and both my babies are sick and she has called me and communicated with me every step of the way on what to ask for with the vets I'm having to see elsewhere. I am so sad they cannot be taken care of in person by her but even across the US she is still providing care for my babies. Luna and Chow love you!

Amazing care for my boy! If wanna bet really truly cares about your your other half Dr Dunn is the…read moreguy to go to

Could not recommend this place more highly! The staff and…read moreDr. Alice's were knowledgeable, warm and welcoming our 10 yr old Rotti started limping Saturday night. We googled vets in area and were able to book an appt for Monday. Dante helped us get her out of the car and the whole staff rallied round to greet her. She got a thorough exam by Dr Alice's and a conservative thoughtful plan was developed. The clinic did not force exhaustive testing either. This would be my clinic if we lived here! Thanks to all

This veterinary clinic came recommended by a fellow traveler, but my initial phone interaction was…read moredisappointing. The receptionist was curt and abruptly disconnected the call without warning. As a result, I have arranged care elsewhere. As a physician and small business owner, I understand how critical front-office interactions are to a practice's reputation. I hope this feedback is taken constructively and helps improve future client experiences.

Best animal hospital! The vet was very gentle with my small chihuahua and he knew exactly what was…read morewrong and how to treat her. I am very grateful

Read this before you go…read more https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/Actions/19961008_29VI00218300.pdf

These are excellent and trustworthy people here at Keys Animal ER. They were there for us and our…read moreCaviler Olive when it counted. The young lady at the front desk , the vet techs and Doctor Jason were the absolute best. They got us right in, saw our furry friend, made a plan and nailed it perfectly. You guys and girls are the best. From my family to yours, thank you!

Most stressful experience. Arriving on a Sunday night (only vet open) vet discovered my dog…read moreconsumed a hook after xray. I was given two options to do a scope or surgery. Confused I asked if it was possible it would be passed because I was concerned about cost. Vet said they could try to induce vomiting as a cheaper option but doesn't recommend it. They told me it would be $2,000 for the scope and $5,000 for the surgery. Distraught I asked about payment plans or any help they could provide and they declined saying they can only help if I signed up for a credit card. Seeing how upset I was the vet then asked me what my budget was which I found extremely offensive to ask what my dog is worth. They then pushed to induce vomiting and right away she threw it up being only $450. My experience felt so transactional and escalated significantly. As a local I hope they are able to improve their people interactions and meet people with their financial status because they are the only 24 hour vet.

I trust this business a million times more than I trust Key Largo pet sitters. Key Largo pet…read moresitters employees threw parties in my house, stole stuff and broke major appliances. Thank goodness for this alternative!

I was staying on friends boat on Islamadora. I was scheduled to board 2 dogs at a vet. When I…read morestopped there I was informed each dog must have an exam and a fecal exam. $60/dog. I had all their vet papers from home but no, the deal was $120 to get in the door. Fortunately a woman working at Upper Keys vet pointed me to Grannys. I wasn't looking for a "pet resort". I need a clean place my dogs will be contained safely and allowed out to relieve themselves. This was Febuary 2020. Reasonable Prices. I felt my dogs were cared for in a safe environment. Also had them groomed while there. Will return.

It is a puppy farm that exploits dogs and sells their life to others for a couple grand too much…read more The Frenchie from here was full of genetic problems from the reckless inbreeding, which will ultimately result in huge vet bills in the upcoming years.

What a wonderful small business, Kamie is a young lady who truly takes pride in her breeding. We…read morebought our first French Bulldog from her and we couldn't be any happier. Kamie helped us out with all our questions and was very responsive time wise. We waited for her to get the next litter available and immediately sent us pictures of the new puppies. We found the one we loved, she sent over the contract and we gave her the deposit to hold our wonderful baby girl. Our puppy came with AKC registration the first vaccines and one year health certificate. I paid the extra for the microchip. Thank you A Frenchie Farm for my wonderful companion!

PUPPY MILL NOTICE - BREEDER INFO AND CHARGES BELOW: PATRICIA…read moreROWE - 10791 ORIAN ROAD SHERIDAN, MO 64486 - Public records https://www.humaneworld.org/sites/default/files/docs/101-problem-puppy-mills.pdf (PAGE 18) LUIS GONZALEZ- 22111 DAWN DRIVE MILAN, MO 63556 - Public records https://www.humaneworld.org/sites/default/files/docs/HSUS_Horrible-Hundred-2023.pdf (PAGE 13) Both of these breeders have failed USDA inspection reports; showing multiple problems at Rowe's Family Kennel, including excessive accumulations of feces, dogs outside in the cold in January, and dirty food. At Breeder Luis Gonzalez's location a puppy was found "lethargic and cold to the touch," another dog was underweight with his ribs and spine showing; the facility had over 500 dogs." I am beyond outraged by the inhumane and negligent treatment of these animals at Forever Love Puppies in Pembroke Park. We purchased two puppies: a 3-month-old Chihuahua and a 2-month-old Pomeranian. They came home sick. No family should ever experience the fear and financial burden of bringing home a puppy only to find out it is already ill. The so-called "complimentary" veterinary visit that this store "gifts" buyers to use is completely misleading. Our puppies were never examined by a veterinarian, yet we were assured by a staff assistant that they were "perfect" without any tests or physical examination. Side note on this fraud of a clinic: When I walked out of the examination room, there was a dead dog on the bench next to a lady in the waiting room. Such a level of unprofessionalism or disrespect is unbelievable. The attendant called someone to "come get the body". Didn't offer a room for the lady to grieve and choose the urn made her pay and choose in front of everyone with her dead dog on the bench behind her. Days later, our Chihuahua puppy ended up in the emergency room severely dehydrated with signs of Ataxia, a neurological symptom. The result? Over $1,200 in emergency veterinary bills and weeks of emotional distress, all of which could have been avoided with proper care and honest medical screening. We were told that a simple fecal test would have immediately detected Giardia. That basic test was never performed, even though the paperwork states otherwise. We took our boys to our private veterinarian, and both were diagnosed with Giardia. Even more disturbing is the breeder listed on our paperwork. A quick search reveals serious public concerns tied to this breeder. When we looked up the address ourselves using publicly available satellite imagery, the location appears to be a barn-like structure with no visible evidence of adequate shelter or proper housing facilities. At the time, temperatures were around 32 degrees. The thought of vulnerable puppies being housed and possibly transported in those conditions is horrifying. The fact that this store continues to source from breeders surrounded by red flags demonstrates either a shocking lack of due diligence or a complete disregard for animal welfare and consumer protection. There is also a publicly available news report involving the owner's son, Larry Master, which every potential buyer should watch before considering a purchase. Reports and documentation show that puppies are transported in freezing temperatures, with hundreds crammed into trucks and distributed to pet stores across the country. These are living, breathing animals, not merchandise, not inventory, not commodities. This entire experience was irresponsible, unethical, and deeply disturbing. If you care about animal welfare, please do your research. Seek out truly reputable, transparent breeders or consider adoption. No puppy deserves to suffer for the sake of profit, and no family deserves to bring home heartbreak instead of joy. https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/lawsuits-forever-love-puppies-accused-of-selling-sick-dogs-11711531/

Beware! They sold me a 8 week old puppy with coccidiq parisites. It's truly upsetting that this…read morehas happened and will continue to happen to others due to their hygiene conditions at the pet shop. They display the puppies from mixed breeders which in turn creates contamination. Coccidiosis is a parasitic disease of the intestinal tract of animals caused by coccidian protozoa. The disease spreads from one animal to another by contact with infected feces or ingestion of infected tissue. Diarrhea, which may become bloody in severe cases, is the primary symptom. Most animals infected with coccidia are asymptomatic, but young or immunocompromised animals may suffer severe symptoms and death.