Dr. McCormick has been our vet for over five years, and I cannot understand the negative reviews…read more She has always been respectful of cost and given my animals the best care - so much so that I still drive from Orlando to Cocoa for my pets' care. She is compassionate, never rushes you, and explains things thoroughly - one of the best. Dr. McCormick is never pushy. She has even told me not to have some tests done that weren't necessary. That is the opposite of what you will find in Orlando! The prices are more than fair - I spend a fraction at Clearlake versus Orlando. The entire staff is so helpful and kind, and they genuinely care for your animals. I couldn't ask for a better vet office!

Clearlake animal Hospital is fantastic. I took my dog Sweet Pea here today (February 2026) for her…read moreears because they were hurting her. I was seen by Dr. McCormick. It turns out Sweet Pea had an ear infection (a yeast infection in her ears). They cleaned out her ears and she was given ear drops to take home. The entire visit cost me $141.64. That was for the visit ($60), the ear cytology ($42), and Sweet Pea prescription ear drops ($39.64). This is such an affordable animal hospital for the area of Brevard County. I'm truly blessed to have Dr. McCormick and Clearlake Animal Hospital.

This is a fantastic place for your animals. They're caring, loving and very efficient. I would…read morehighly recommend this organization for my dogs needs

These people are the best and really love what they do. Never been more happy with a vet. They are…read morerespectful, caring and friendly.

I have been going to Animal Hospital of Central Florida for about 4 years. Dr MCloud and Dr Bell…read moreare the Drs there. They give great care and are very knowledgeable. They give you great information. I have. 5 dogs that they see. My most recent visit was an emergency due to the fact that my 3 year old 93 lb. Weimaraner male decided that my alpha 12 year old shi tzu 15 lb. should not be the alpha any more and attacked him and tore him up pretty good. Dr Bell took him right in and put him back together pretty good. I love them there, they take really good care of my pack and they don't over charge.

I took my 12-year-old tomcat there, my cat never had a problem before since I've had him as a…read morekitten. He had severe bronchitis ( hacking type cough, sneezing, runny nose) and with proper x-rays, and medications he has been doing great. I'm thankful to this vet and Central Brevard clinic in Melbourne Florida because my prior vet didn't get rid of his symptoms on the first visit. I believe this vet is reasonably priced when you compare it to other vets, but that shouldn't be your only concern when it comes to your animal. You have to understand that the vet is always going to be a bit pricey. That's just part of the deal, so remember that when you vote, elections have consequences. I rather help animals and American citizens than illegal or "LEGAL" aliens with hb-1 visa, or any type of visa. America has plenty of its own problems as it is, imho... In the meantime, I'm going to do my best to keep animals out of the pound, and feed hungry American citizens. It's already expensive enough, inflation and taxes and to feed my 4 cats and cat litter, toys, Etc.. so FEED your pet healthy food, not cheap crap, and give them plenty of love, attention and exercise, because that will mean LESS vet visits down the road. I've been around pets all my life and if you feed them well and spoil them, usually the less problems they'll give you medically. I have 4 cats now, I try to do my part and keep as many out of the pound as I can. Dogs and cats are awesome. All animals are awesome. They are important to my mental support. I highly recommend this vet and his staff. So far, so good. Professionals.

I have been here for 42 years and have used Youngs for my cats ever since we arrived here in 1984…read morewhen they were still in the small building on 50 with Dr Young. They were recommended to us by two girls that worked with my husband and had cats as well as dogs. I brought 2 cats with us and have had another 6 to date. All treated by Youngs and most lived to 14-19 years in good health thanks to their excellent care by Young's many vets and techs. I have never seen or heard of an animal ignored or handled roughly by anyone. I have seen them do in-take, rehab and re-home for people wanting to just "get rid of it" for no reason other then the people's own stupidity or for animals where the owner has passed away and they need a new fur-ever home. I know this firsthand since I am one of those who adopted a beautiful year-old Rag Doll in deplorable condition when she arrived at Young's and they did an intake, rehab and re-home for her into my fur-ever home and 1 cat family. I have had to put 5 cats to sleep there and am about to lose my 6th who is 19. Fur-babies they take care of are like family, and they hurt and cry along with us when we loose one. I have gotten cards and even flowers from Youngs upon the loss of a pet they have cared for. Appointments are needed for most items which is good for everyone. We can schedule and not have to wait; they can give the time needed to each animal and owner. The Vets, Tecs and front staff are very helpful, and knowledgeable. I only had one problem in all my time with Youngs. At that time I had to board my Himalayan cat for a few days; the girl taking care of that area at that time was not good, friendly or invested. She projected the feeling that it was just a job to her and one she didn't like, nor did she like animals or people for that matter. They no longer have her nor do they board. They are very careful and caring with animals and helpful to owners. They use extra special care when animals get older, become infirmed and at the time of euthanasia. I had one of my kitties die at home the night before she was due to go in for euthanasia; I simply took her down to Youngs the next day without an appointment and they handled the cremation without problems and the intake with care and concern for me. Youngs may be said to be expensive, however, in checking around they are no more than most of the Vets here in town. They have a Thrift Plan for 17.99 a month with a company that pays for check-ups and other in-house items. I usually save more then that on a visit. If you are working with a Senior Pet this plan is great and usually pays for itself. They also have a lot of services and abilities most Vets here do not have. They have contacts with specialists if they feel they do not have the ability or equipment to handle the situation properly. I especially like that they are close and will take you in at once if there is an emergency, no waiting no appointments probably no phone call, just get there. I personally was there when a couple ran in late one day with a dog that was rattlesnake bit, twice. Youngs took them in at once; the dog lived due to their fast action and care. I have always had good care and excellent vets at Youngs. I am told that their new just starting young vets work under the experienced ones for a time and are supervised. At one time they had a Vet, Dr Harry Pressor, who is now deceased. That man was fantastic!!. For me he was a jewel as well since he was a cat man. He also was a blood and exotic pets' specialist. I just wish we still had him. I do not know if at my age, 91, I will get another fur-baby after my 19-year old is gone. However, I know if I do they will be under Youngs care. I would not take my fur-babies, cat, dog, rabbit, bird, lizard or other anywhere else. I will and have suggested them to many people and will continue to do so..

First of all let me start by saying if I could put a negative star on here I would. I am so…read moredisappointed and upset with this place. My poor dog, a French bulldog, who has been diagnosed with bladder stones and this establishment knew it never really helped her problem. But they help take my money but having me do three separate urine tests for my dog. The first one I got myself when they handed me the container and then had the nerve to call me the next day and tell me they couldn't use it just so they can get another $200 and something dollars out of me. So after going there three times for those tests and her being on a UTI medication and then medication for sepsis I called them up and told them I would not be going there anymore. Instead I went to sunrise animal hospital and they have a wonderful caring compassionate not overpriced new veterinarian. She found the problem in 20 minutes, my dog had a bladder stone the size of a golf ball and that's why she was having issues. We almost put our dog down now we paid for operation and she's healing now I am trying my best to get all my animal friends that know me that go to Young's to stop and go to the new veterinarian sunrise Animal Hospital. I wish I could get my money back they really did milk me.

For over 10 years this clinic has always offered the best of care for my pets. I'm thankful for the…read moreoptions they offer and the holistic side of care. Dr Ferris has a heart for the animals and the girls up front are always so helpful too!

Love Coastal Animal Hospital. The Vets are excllent and have taken care of my Cats for over 20…read moreyears now. The compassion when I lost my 27 year old cat was unbelievable. I trust Dr. Edwards and her staff of veterinarians and assistants. Dr. P.K. Maciag

We no longer take our fur babies to this Vet. I've been rescuing senior or dogs with disabilities,…read moreone of senior was given so many medication....he had passed in his crate....other after doctor kept him over the weekend...we ending up taking sad pass... when they put second one down...they made us pay for service first..!? Anyway...luck of sincerity made us changed to new vet. It has probably nothing to do with practice. My opinion..they are not too key on senior dogs.

This is one of the best veterinary hospitals I have gone to. The staff is amazing and very caring…read moreto everyone. Dr. Jennings has such a caring and gentle way with our "babies" and with us as well. She was there with us when our Pluto, Southpaw and Grayce crossed The Rainbow Bridge and welcomed our newest members with such a caring hand. Making a decision to let our "babies" go is not an easy and one of the hardest decision to make but Dr. Jennings made sure to us that we made the right decision and that she knew how much we loved our "babies". I would give a10 out of 10 if I could.

Dr Guttery is great. She is up to date in medicines and procedures so that I trust her with my fur…read morebaby.

We have been clients of theirs for probably 25 years. I have never had a problem. They have seen me…read morethrough some serious issues with my pets. I recently have been dealing with an issue with one of my dogs that I am struggling with. They have been very patient with my dozens of phone calls a day and take the time to answer every question and make sure I understand what I am doing during this time. Although I feel like i'm being a pest and apologize constantly they have never even sounded irritated about my calls.

I am so glad I went to Premier Vet Care, my vet Dr. Burns was wonderful with my Siamese cat. He…read moreexplained everything in words I understood. Premire staff was also excellent !!!!

Let me start by saying that this review of Premier Vet, Dr. Roger Melton, and his excellent staff…read moreis 5 out of 5 stars. My dog Bandit tore his CCL the last week of July 2025. Bandit is an allergy dog, so I'm very aware of his ailments and what to do. A CCL tear was not on my radar. I went to my local vet because I initially thought it was a sprain or possibly something was in his foot. The local vet diagnosed him with a CCL tear and told me the "GOLD STANDARD" is a TPLO. I conducted my research and came across a TikTok video titled, "Why I regret my dog's TPLO surgery." I began to explore alternatives and came across Dr. Melton and the Tightrope Method. I narrowed my search to two vets--a practice just north of Boston and Premier Vet. I contacted both practices, and Dr. Melton got on the phone with me to explain the procedure and the pros and cons of the other methods (there are several, including TPLO, MMP, Tightrope, Zlig, etc.). A doctor willing to speak to you before you become a patient is rare, and it was the deciding factor for my dog, Bandit. I agreed to have Dr Melton perform surgery on my 8-year-old Parson Terrier. We arrived for surgery, met Dr. Melton, and over several hours, Dr. Melton's team prepped Bandit for surgery. Bandit went in at 12 p.m. and by 3 p.m., he was ready to go home. Dr. Melton discovered another issue during surgery on Bandit that could have led to a future knee problem. Overall, Dr. Melton and his team are professional and courteous, taking the extra time to explain everything to you, and his prices are more than reasonable and fair for a surgery (plus follow-up). The recovery time for a TPLO is 12 weeks, and it requires sedation for the majority of that time. Bandit was up and walking the next day. It's been two months, and he's running around with his brothers, going for walks, and being his usual happy self. I went back to Dr. Melton for another procedure for Bandit, and that went wonderfully as well. Dr. Melton is not only a great veterinarian, but he also speaks to you, allowing you to ask questions, challenge him, and I appreciate him (and his team). Thank you, Premier Vet, Dr. Melton, Sharon, and your entire team. David G (and Bandit)