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Kingsley Animal Hospital

Kingsley Animal Hospital

(21 reviews)

Westside

$718.56 for bloodwork and a Nutuer on a 50lb Golden Retriever. That's an absolutely ridiculous…read moreprice. My other dog at my other vet was half that price. They also never even give you a quote or tell you how much it would be, I'm expecting 200-300 and get hit with $565. Will be finding a new vet

My family has used Kingsley Animal Hospital for the past 11 yrs, 2 cats and 2 dogs. We have…read morechanged vets after our last experience. - We brought in our 8 yr old golden retriever with a limp and expressed concerns that it was cancer, as his age, breed and the location of the pain all pointed to cancer being likely. They said no it's just an injury and will get better. - a few weeks go by and my dog stopped eating (still limping also). Took him in, they did some x-rays with dye injected into his stomach and they said he had a blockage. We figured he ate a sock and told them the same. They say he needs surgery to remove the blockage. We again ask/confirm if the limp could be a result of cancer, as we want to make sure he doesn't have cancer before we commit to a $2-3k surgery. They say no, there's nothing that would suggest he has cancer. We move fwd with the surgery. - The surgery is completed They say they just found grass that was blocking food from leaving the stomach and going into the intestines. We thought this was weird as dogs eat grass all the time and typically doesn't cause a blockage like this, but that's what they said. - a few days go by and he's still not eating. We take him back in, they do another xray of his stomach and say that nothing is moving from his stomach still. The dye is still in his stomach from the xrays before the surgery - nothing is moving and it seems his digestive tract has stopped working for some reason. They talk to me about euthanasia. - a few more days go by with my dog not eating, and he was fading fast. We started thinking about taking him in for euthanasia in the next few days if something miraculous doesn't happen. - then he has explosive diarrhea everywhere, and a SOCK comes out! He was instantly better - appetite was fully back and he was back to normal. - another few weeks go by and now he can't put any weight on his leg. We take him to a different vet, they do an x-ray, and he has massive and apparent cancer tumor in his shoulder. Probably has a month or 2 to live. - we're now just trying to make him comfortable and happy at the end of his life. Our budget to do anything is shot from spending $3k on the stomach surgery. We obviously talked to them about all of this. They not only missed the cancer that we repeatedly asked about and expressed concern over, but they also performed a stomach surgery and missed removing the sock that was causing the blockage. They refuse to acknowledge any fault or mistakes. A few google searches quickly show that: ~80% of cancer in dogs start in a front limb at either the shoulder or wrist ~80% of cancer shows it first sign at around age 8 ~ large breeds, and golden retrievers in particular, have a higher prevalence to get cancer. All of these stats describe my dog, yet they never did an x-ray on his leg after being asked about it repeatedly and us specifically asking if we should do an x-ray. Instead they took our money and performed the stomach surgery (which we otherwise may not have done), and they didn't even remove the blockage that the surgery was for. This vet is probably fine for your regular check-ups and basic stuff, but I would not recommend them for any serious health issues or surgeries. They have steered us wrong and failed us at every step of the way.

BluePearl Pet Hospital - Orange Park

BluePearl Pet Hospital - Orange Park

(61 reviews)

Westside

Unfortunately, I had to bring my foster kitten here for an emergency that resulted in euthanasia…read more This was extremely depressing for me as it was a traumatic experience and I likely planned on keeping him. However, my experience here was as swift and kind as possible. The staff treated me very well and were quick to explain everything they could to me and were transparent about any costs I might be responsible for and kept everything open to me. They didn't push anything and were very calm and understanding about this difficult time. When I brought my kitten in, they were extremely quick to take him to the back before I even gave them any information which I really appreciated. I would highly recommend them, they were very sensitive to this situation and gave him the love and care he needed before he passed. Thank you

My 12+ y/o beagle was dying in my arms on the way to the hospital. When we got there my cousin ran…read morein and got someone to come out and get him. The young lady was getting ready to leave for the night and she dropped all her stuff and ran out and took Stanley in and to the back for treatment. Unfortunately, there was nothing that could be done, but the amount of compassion that we received was amazing. You can tell they all care about not only the animals they are treating, but the people as well. It was truly appreciated and I can not recommend them enough. Picture of my Stanley...

Southeast Veterinary Oncology & Internal Medicine

Southeast Veterinary Oncology & Internal Medicine

(24 reviews)

Westside

This is a group of compassionate doctors who can help you guide your pet through difficult times…read more I have used this office for my dogs chemotherapy. I found each doctor that I met to be kind and they all took their time explaining my options to me. They were compassionate and they were cognizant about the impact that the cost of treatment could have on a family. For us thankfully it wasn't as big a burden as it could be for some families. For reference for our type of chemotherapy treatment we were looking at approximately $400-$500 a week for a few months. The options that were given were given with prices so that we knew what we were looking at. They provide end-of-life services if you need it. They were kind and understanding and willing to listen to my discussion about non-medical treatments such as herbal remedies and other types of intervention. We worked together to use both chemotherapy and the non-medical interventions and so far so good. My little girl has outlasted every anticipated outcome. We are done with chemo although she is not cancer free and moving on to palliative care however, she's still hanging arou doing good and I attribute that in large part to the careful care that she received from SEVO. Thank you folks so much.

I unfortunately did not have a good experience at SEVO. Dr. Haas prescribed my dog the WRONG dose…read moreof oral chemo. Dr.Haas gave my dog a dose of oral chemo 10x too low. He was suppose to get 250mg and she gave him 25mg and it went unnoticed for an entire month, in which his liver tumors spread and grew. She wasn't really apologetic and acted like it wasn't a big deal. She said "well if the tumors grew on the right dose (once he was prescribed the correct dose the next month) then it wouldn't have worked away." My dog had a terminal diagnosis, hemangiosarcoma and was given 4-6 months so we chose chemo to give him a fighting chance because he was still full of life. He had 5 rounds of IV chemo and during that time I didn't feel like she cared about his well being. She often didn't even ask how he was doing or have time to speak to us after his treatments. She would call at the end of the day. One time the vet tech said she was "too busy and would call later" in which we found out that she has given him the dose of chemo even though she heard that he had developed a heart murmur( doxorubicin is known to cause heart issues) that should have been a joint decision to decide if he got that dose. To give you context, after I transferred his care to BluePearl, I spoke with his oncologist in person at every single appointment. She treated him like he had a terminal diagnosis and it didn't matter what treatment we did it wouldn't matter even though he had a great quality of life most days and kept fighting the cancer. She kept saying "he'll be fine until he's not." . Once his liver tumors were discovered and kept growing it was like she didn't want to treat him anymore and after the wrong dose of chemo was prescribed, I could not trust her anymore. During that last meeting she spoke down to me and I left feeling incredibly disrespected and belittled for my decision to try to keep fighting the cancer. I transferred his care to BluePearl Oncology and he lived an extra 3 months with different treatment options after finding the tumors. I fought for my dog until his last dying breath and that's what I would have expected from the doctor taking care of him. My dog was my everything and for him to receive the wrong dose of chemo during the most important treatment of his life is beyond devastating and incredibly heartbreaking. We look for guidance from medical professionals and I felt throughout this journey Dr. Haas lacked empathy, compassion and guidance. People should be held accountable for their mistakes. If this was a human being treated, it would considered medical malpractice. I mean just imagine if this happened to your dog or cat. I hope by bringing awareness to the mistake she made, it won't happen to another beloved animal.

VCA All Animal Hospital of Orange Park

VCA All Animal Hospital of Orange Park

(23 reviews)

Westside

We have been patients of All Animal for more than 20 years. Our dogs are our family and so is All…read moreAnimal. Our pets are treated with love, and so are we! They listen to our concerns, answer our questions, and often help us find solutions that we would not have thought of. In the past, as a driver volunteer for a rescue, I visited a lot of vets. I never came across a bad one, but All Animal was head and shoulders above the rest.

We've been with Dr. Runnfeldt since our 12-year old was a small kitten. One year after we adopted…read morehim, he got extremely sick. Dr. Runnfeldt told me she doubted if he would live. I dissolved into a puddle of tears and explained this was the one year anniversary of my long-time Persian's death and Twilight was adopted to fill that painful hole. She took my kitten home with her over the weekend and gave him one-on-one nursing care. Since that day, she has saved his furry tail from lymphomas, and acute pancreatitis. Dr. Runnfeldt's obvious love for animals shows in her level of detail in all exams. Twilight is a big guy with sometimes a bad attitude but she can always calm him down. Through the years we've seen a few vet techs who rightfully left the field, however, the majority of the staff are friendly and caring. They treat Twilight and his calm natured "brother" with the touch each of them need to be comfortable. If I could give them more stars I would.

Otte Jean E DVM - vet - Updated May 2026

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