Caring, compassionate and knowledgeable. Our pets love coming here and it's very convenient.read more

I took two of my cats here back in 2018/2019 when I lived in that area. I saw two male vets which…read moreseem to no longer be at the practice according to their website. They were able to help with one, I think his name was Dr. Berger DVM with one of my cats needs, however the other vet, I think it was Dr. Tanner was clueless on my other cat. My cat was going blind and he did not catch it on a well visit. Then he did a useless eye blood pressure test and sent me to BluePearl in Tampa and told me a Specialist would wait for me as it was late in the afternoon. After driving in heavy Friday traffic and rain, the Specialist at BluePearl was not there. In fact BluePearl was a nightmare as they were all clueless! My cat was blind now, nasal issues and it went to his brain where he had to be put to rest. How could Dr. Tanner not have a clue!! RIP Blue and Skye. COMMENT TO VETS REPLY: There is nothing to discuss. Your records show Resolved because I was sent elsewhere. However, my issue was NEVER Resolved by your vets!! I know both vets mentioned are gone now. Just wanted to share my experience with Quail Hollow Vets which were very disappointing. Not to mention Catastrophic!! 2ND COMMENT TO 2ND VETS REPLY: It was so called Resolved for the vet but not for me. So much overlook and that wild goose chase to Blue Pearl Tampa all in vain! So sad, what he went through. The nose, eyes and brain. I wish it would have been handled better regardless of your protocol! RIP SKYE

If I could give this Vet better than 5, I would. First time appointment with my 3 year old kitty…read more The place is spotless! The receptionist Nikki is as friendly as can be. Makes you feel right at home. They took us right away and all the girls in the back were amazing (forgive me but forgot to get their names) Dr. Pascual is as good as they get. Extremely attentive... gentle, compassionate and he does NOT nickel and dime you like some Vets. I was very impressed and look forward to a great relationship with this Vet. Top notch in my book.

Friendly staff and compassionate doctors! They took great care of all my kitties. Sad to have to…read morefind a new vet clinic when I relocate.

Now that I've been here a few times I thought I'd update my experience. I like Dr Mester, Kelsey…read moreand another vet tech. Love when Jennifer is at the front desk, she's personable and always smiling. The other front desk girl whose name escapes me at the moment is snarky...it's unnecessary and off putting.

Amazing service and staff. They really helped me understand what my pet needed and how we have fix…read morethe problems.

I'm sorry to be the one to leave a bad review but I'm beyond angry with this place. We took our dog…read morehere 4/10 for 2 lumps that were brand new. At that time the vet told us it's probably just a skin infection, he needed to be groomed and put him on an antibiotic. She briefly mentioned the idea of a biopsy but quickly convinced us it wasn't necessary. Fast forward lumps didn't respond to antibiotics, got him groomed, skin and behavior got worse. We brought him back at this time now she is concerned it's cancer! Which turns out it was! But not until we had to go to Fetch to have an actual work up done where the results came back within 24 hours and the biopsy we paid this place to do took almost 10 days! And the results were called to us and let's just say as an Oncology nurse it's a disgrace how they reported them to us. Fetch sent us a visit summary that was as detailed as a hospital visit a human would have. This place may have cost us precious time. A new lump should always be biopsied especially in a golden retriever a breed known to have cancer! Now his cancer has progressed and instead of being able to have surgery to remove the lumps we are looking at chemotherapy and less time with our dog on Earth. DO NOT GO HERE for an emergency or serious issue!!!

We visited the clinic today for the first time and were very pleased with the entire experience…read more The clinic is immaculate and very nice. Everyone we met was very friendly and professional. Any questions or concerns we brought up were addressed. We were very pleased with the staff and doctor that we spoke to today and feel confident that we have found a place we believe will take great care of our new puppy. Thank you.

The following is a recent testament, 2026 to the loving care that Blake Veterinary showed with our…read moreMiniature Schnauzer, Higgins. Higgins was eleven years old and, over the years he developed bladder and liver issues and Cushing's disease. In his last year he also developed sugar diabetes. During the last six years Higgins has been treated at Blake Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Blake and his talented and caring staff are a VERY rare find. A week ago, we had to put Higgins down. That caring was again shown by Dr. Blake and his staff. A sincere thank you. Ron and Sherry Metz

Amazing! Exceptional care! The entire staff is caring thoughtful loving. Our doggie is an old…read moregentleman he came in sick and we had to hospitalize him which is scary. Dr Blake and each and everyone of his staff from the techs to nurses front desk - were amazing with us they cared for him and the others with all the love. They took their time to explain and make us feel comfortable and understand what treatment and diagnosis was. Without fail they called us 2x/day with updates and allowed us to visit while he had his stay. I can't state enough how grateful we are for this exceptional team. They are reasonably priced and beyond that the care they extend to you and your pet family is priceless. They are available to answer all questions at all hours. Recommend without hesitation! They are honest, clear, transparent and trustworthy. Come here for your annual visits and vaccinations, to unexpected illness and you'll see how much they care.

Dr Tammy is now seeing our 2nd Newfoundland puppy the first now nearly 3 years old. Her gentle…read moreprofessionalism with both the dogs and their owners leaves you at ease while she attends your animals.

If you want your pet misdiagnosed, the doctor to never speak to you, and your concerns to be…read moredismissed, then I'd recommend this clinic. I was never overwhelmed by their service but everyone was nice enough and my dog was healthy. the first time she had any sort of abnormal clinic symptom, I took her in out of caution, and I never felt like we got to the root of it. her treatment plan was changed at the register with the doctor sharing new lab results. prescribing meds she didn't need. i took her to specialist on my own and found a very different concern - cancer. they missed it. after they were notified of her diagnosis the clinic never even gave me a courtesy call to check in. and after my pet passed, not even a condolence. There's plenty of great vets in the area. look elsewhere for your pet care.

Dr. Hong and his trained staff of caring professionals took AMAZING care of my kitty. I brought her…read morein for her annual check up and to get some bloodwork done. My cat is very particular when it comes to being alone with the Dr. however, when I handed her over to Travis At the front desk she didn't get anxious or fussy. She did give them a hard time after the door was closed but they handled her with patience and care. When your animal is your whole world you want to trust that they are in the best hands possible.. I trust Dr. Hong with Artemis Kitty Dupree any day!

Dr. Hong Is amazing. He may not speak much, but you do know he does care for the animals. I feel…read morevery confident in taking my elderly Doxy for his care. And their monthly for a anal extraction and nail clipping... Friendly staff I'm very close by to my home.

Took my kitty here as I live pretty close to the clinic. I showed up at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday for…read morethe walk in hours. I was number 7 or 8 on the list and somehow was 2nd to last to get called in. I then waited in the back room for another hour to be seen by the veterinarian. I was there for 5 hours total. The front desk receptionist was not friendly. I'm not sure if they went down the list or was selective in who they sent back but something was not right. The male veterinarian that looked at my cat was nice and seemed to care a lot about what was going on. The vet techs were nice as well. Made the experience somewhat worth it.

I love this vet hospital All the Foctorsvare great Especially like Dr Mel and Dr Johnson I like…read moreseeing Dr aszza as well also Amy the front desk is very good

All Labs, No Answers or Compassion--Avoid This Place…read more We were clients of Cross Creek Animal Medical Centre for over three years. Sadly, the only good thing to come out of that time was a referral to a vet who was a qualified surgeon--something this office could not provide. In all that time, we never met Dr. Hodge in person because they never allowed you in the office with your pet. We only spoke with him over the phone after he examined our dog after each visit. The last and only time we were finally allowed inside the office with our dog (in July for more labs), Dr. Hodge wasn't there. Instead, another vet was filling in. This office seems primarily focused on running excessive, expensive lab tests -no definite answers, just the suggestion of more testing and supplements. For senior dogs, they also want additional "routine" expensive labs every six months. Misdiagnosis or no diagnosis--it made no difference. There was never any resolution. If you have a senior pet, I strongly suggest you go elsewhere. I had read other Google reviews stating that this clinic is unable to treat dogs with allergies, and that has absolutely been my experience as well. All they offered were allergy pills that never addressed the underlying issue(s). Near the end of our senior dog's life, he was no longer able to eat or drink without choking. Less than a week after being seen at Cross Creek Animal Medical Centre, we were rushing to an emergency vet -scared and desperate for help. The emergency vet gently informed us that our dog's condition would continue to deteriorate, and all outcomes would be the same. Out of compassion for our sweet boy, we made the heartbreaking decision to end his suffering. The emergency vet reassured us that "a day too early is better than a day too late." With tears and hugs, we said goodbye to our beloved dog of 15 years. When we got home later that morning, I called Dr. Hodge's office and left a tearful voicemail explaining that our dog was gone. I also called our prior vet of over 12 years, the dental vet we had an upcoming appointment with, and close friends and family. That brings me to today, just over a week later. We have our dog's memorial items, and we've received flowers, cards, and calls from friends, family, and even our former vet's office--who called and sent a handwritten note. The emergency vet who had just met us even sent a condolence card. And from Cross Creek Animal Medical Centre? Nothing. No call, no card. No acknowledgment of our loss. Nothing. So I called them today to ask if they even received my message. I spoke with Eniko, a vet tech. She put me on hold and then returned to confirm they had received my voicemail and the emergency vet's note that we had euthanized our dog. I was stunned by how cold, dismissive, and uncompassionate her tone was. I asked why we never heard from Dr. Hodge, didn't he care or want to know what happened? Eniko replied that Dr. Hodge likes to give people time after their animal dies. She claimed a sympathy card had been sent on July 31st. We never received it. I explained how it felt like their office only cares about billing for labs, not actually helping pets or their owners. Rather than offer any empathy, she told me I was being rude and said she would just chalk it up to me being "emotional." She even raised her voice at me. Then she offered to have Dr. Hodge call me--something I had no interest in after how poorly this was handled. I told her I didn't want to speak with either of them again, and she hung up on me. Eniko could have easily handled the conversation with kindness and professionalism. Something like: "Yes, we received your message. We're so sorry for your loss and apologize for not reaching out sooner." Instead, her tone and attitude were cold and unacceptable. Honestly, Eniko comes across as an unhappy, overworked and unskilled vet tech who shouldn't be answering phones or interacting with grieving pet owners. Do yourself and your pet a big favor: avoid Cross Creek Animal Medical Centre.

Amazing staff. Amazing Vet. Always there when we need them. We are grateful to have them on our…read moredoggy team!

Took my dog to Planned Pethood again today. He has picked up the tiniest fleas I've ever seen. All…read moretreatments up to date, capstar given, home treated and still they are there. Maybe attaching onto our clothes or shoes? Not sure. Regardless, everyone was so good to my dog, as I've always experienced and appreciate so much. He was seen by vet, got all treatment necessary and came out wagging his tail. So glad he has relief and Jonathan was very detailed which I appreciated so much. My dog saw Ms. Tonia who he loves also. Other front desk girls are great to help in every way they can. Thank you all for being so good and helping my Peter Parker! blessings to all of you... Peter Parker's family

I am writing this review to share my experience so other pet owners can make informed decisions…read more I brought my kitten, Alfred, to Planned Pethood for a routine neutering procedure. After the surgery, I was told everything went well and no complications were disclosed. In the days that followed, Alfred became increasingly ill and ultimately passed away after emergency veterinary intervention. I had serious concerns about the care provided and the information communicated to me. Planned Pethood and I were unable to resolve these concerns privately, which led me to pursue the matter in small claims court. The court entered a final judgment in my favor after the clinic failed to appear, and the matter was resolved only after legal enforcement. Losing a pet is devastating, and transparency, communication, and accountability matter deeply in veterinary care. I encourage others to ask detailed questions, advocate strongly for their pets, and carefully consider their options.