The staff at Glen Springs Veterinary Center, are wonderful…read more Highly recommend their service.

We took our dog Sadie and we go back every year for all her shots and test they are so kind and…read morehelpful when we're there we will continue to go there for all of our Veterinary need Russ and Laura rice

Chi is a world class facility including the receptionist, vet techs and the veterinarians. First,…read moreeveryone is very nice and caring. Plus they are very responsive and professional. Our young Belgian Malinois is so comfortable with everyone she is very likely to be falling asleep or cuddling with a chi employee. I can't recommend Chi enough for anyone with a canine issue that they provide services for.

She has a very calm and gentle approach to animal care. She is excellent with my two greys and…read morehas helped me with other exotics-we are lucky to have someone with her skills in North Central Florida.

Dr Marnie has a palpable compassion for animals, regardless of species. She regards every animal's…read morequality of life on par with our own, and has been called since childhood to advocate for pets and wildlife alike. Dr Marnie works at Hilltop Veterinary in Alachua, FL, and has admission privileges at renown veterinary clinics such as Exotic Bird Hospital of Jacksonville. She is also an active wildlife conservationist, working closely with Sunrise Wildlife Rescue in High Springs, FL, and lovingly maintains 17 acres of pristine wildlife refuge in Archer, FL for protected and threatened species such as Gopher Tortoise.

Here's a heartfelt post you could share:…read more Nine months ago, we were told to take our dog, Walker, home and enjoy our last week with him. It all started with diarrhea, soft stools, and gradual weight loss. At first, our local veterinarian thought he had low protein. Then he was treated with antibiotics. By the time Walker was finally diagnosed with pythiosis in his GI tract, we were told his case was terminal and that there was nothing more that could be done. We were absolutely devastated. Then our neighbor did some research and came across the incredible work of Dr. Justin Walton at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. That research changed everything. Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team gave us something we thought we had lost--hope. Their expertise, compassion, and willingness to fight for Walker saved his life. Today, nine months later, Walker is pythium-free, off all of his medications, healthy, happy, and back to being himself. What once felt impossible has become our reality. There are no words to express how grateful we are to Dr. Walton and every member of the UF team. Thank you for dedicating your lives to advancing veterinary medicine, for never giving up on dogs like Walker, and for giving our family so much more time with our best friend. If your pet has been diagnosed with pythiosis, don't lose hope. Seek a second opinion and learn about the work being done at UF. Walker is living proof that there can be hope, even when the prognosis seems impossible. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you, Dr. Walton and the entire UF Veterinary team. You gave Walker--and our family--a second chance.

Inconsistent at best, cruel and indifferent at worst. I sent the feedback email below after a…read more$1,300 experience with my 100lb potbelly where bloodwork wasn't even drawn and received no response. I largely dealt with a medical resident resistant to putting him under for diagnostics - the reason he was there - & then Dr. Mallicote, who wasnt familiar with his history, didn't care to learn about his history & was condescending and glib. She also refused to answer questions about his discharge paperwork after checking out - wildly unprofessional. Reading reviews here, it seems I'm not alone. The email: "I called the Large Animal Hospital the evening of the 5th to gauge how serious my pig's symptoms might be and what to do next. The vet suggested he should be seen within 24-48 hours, & so I stayed up with him & left for Gainesville around 5 a.m. the next morning. During the drive he passed stool without urinating and vomited multiple times. When I checked him in, I was told the CT machine had broken overnight. The vet said she would try a portable ultrasound, noting the challenges a pig's abdomen can pose, & put him on the list for a CT when it became available. She also noted concern about putting him under twice in quick succession for bloodwork & the scan, which I understood. Over the next two days I received reassuring updates that he was improving, until Wednesday evening when he developed a 106-degree fever. I asked if the fever should be treated and whether he could now get the scan & bloodwork. I was told he had been added to the Thursday list but would be triaged based on need. On Thursday morning I was told he had been removed from the list because he seemed improved. The plan described to me was essentially home care, aside from IV fluids, & I asked that he receive bloodwork and imaging anyway, even if it meant waiting for an opening. These were things I had expected would happen on Day 1 but were delayed due to mechanical circumstances. I was told repeatedly that the "risk/reward ratio" of anesthesia did not justify it, which I found surprising now that we could do blood and a scan together and explained that I was prepared to accept that risk and had brought him there specifically for that reason. When I asked for a second opinion, another veterinarian called, but she did not appear familiar with his prior history, including abnormal liver enzymes found at this hospital six months earlier, or interested in what the underlying issue might be. She also said the risk/reward ratio did not warrant diagnostics obtained with anesthesia, which was beyond confusing since Frank had previously been anesthetized at this hospital twice, including for a tusk trim that was less medically necessary than his current situation. The next morning I was told he would likely be happier at home for the weekend. When I arrived to pick him up, the veterinarian declined to meet with me, and no one else could answer questions about his discharge. He vomited repeatedly on the way home. I called from a gas station to report that he was still very sick and was told that while I could bring him back, there was no additional care they could offer. He is now home and extremely unwell. He is barely eating and struggles just to walk outside. I am devastated and deeply confused about what happened. I brought him for help because I was afraid of how sick he was, and after a long, difficult, expensive trip, I left without answers or diagnostics while he continues to decline."

Dr. Harris is the best! I only trust his team to car for my critters. We have been his client well…read moreover 10 years now. So glad he stepped out on his own. The level of compassion and care far exceeds any vet that I have visited. Glad he stepped away from Banfield, he will definitely be more successful. 5 star rating & highly recommen.

Dr. Harris was so kind, caring, and thorough during our first vet visit for my sweet cat Leo. He…read morewas not in a rush to leave the room and answered all my questions, he also mentioned multiple times I could reach out to him if I had any more questions. You can tell Dr. Harris and his team really love what they do and they truly care about the animals. Tot the vet assistant was also lovely, helpful, and kind. This isn't just a large corporation looking to take your money, this is ran like a true family business. I look forward to returning to Harris VMC! Thank you guys for taking good care of my sweet boy!

A great place for non life threatening but urgent pet care. Excellent overall experience. Stars for…read moreease, warm welcome, knowledgeable and attentive tech and great veterinarian. Very client-focused. Great facility and convenient location. Highlights: Easy to make an appointment on their website. Easy to find and park (it's near Walmart and Bolay in Butler Plaza and GPS got me there as i usually find it a confusing area). Great facility -- brand new, welcoming and spotless. Sign in electronically on the tablet in the waiting room. Generous snacks for humans and pets (!). Nice touch. Friendly staff. Mykenna and Dr. Elizabeth Luria took care of our dog's ear infection -- tested, cleaned and treated his ears and sent us home with meds. Just over $200 with our UF staff discount -- comparable with Blue Pearl or the vet school. Only snafu was we had to double check the meds before discharge as they were not the ones the vet had indicated but that was caught and fixed to the right ones. Minor delay. Discharge paperwork and instructions are very clear. And they proactively send records to your regular vet. The whole experience was about two hours. Again, not unexpected for a same-day urgent visit. We were grateful. Usually the vet ERs are swamped. We heard other patients and they seemed busy but didn't seem distracted with us and were fully present. Thank you! We will be back if needed. Glad you are here in town.

Brought dog in for severe itching and decreased appetite. They didn't even examine her skin , they…read morejust gave her a shot for allergies , which helped with the actual itching but her skin continued to bleed and looked bad so a few days later I took her to a local animal hospital they discovered she had skin mites. Which is an entirely different treatment. The urgent vet was a waste of my time. They never even examined her properly.

Terrific staff, reasonable prices. nice people. Enough vets…read moreand staff to handle emergency needs for an appointment. Dr, Kessler usually sees both of our dogs and sits on the floor with them during an examination. They are both very comfortable with her

Had an appt with my dog today for an ear infection. Confirmed infection with a test, cleaned his…read moreears and put in meds. $300.00!! After spending this much money they then charge me another $37.00 to trim his nails. I will be picking up records tomorrow!

4years later and we are still using Dr Cohen as the primary care for our two pups. Professional and…read moreknowledgeable, the staff here always provides great veterinary treatment to our pets. It's comforting to know we can get answers to our concerns directly from the doctor with just a phone call. They know our dogs by name and care for them as if they are their own. If you're looking for a great care option for your pets, Dr. Cohen and the staff at High Springs Animal Hospital should be your first call.

I was SO VERY pleasantly surprised at my dog Ellie's and my visit to High Springs Animal Hospital…read more Every single procedure the doctor recommended was followed by the cost of that procedure. I mean, WHO DOES THAT? Usually, you're just smacked with an exorbitant bill when you're checking out. My perfectly healthy 100# lab vomited and spewed copious amounts of pink water out of her butt, so I immediately brought her in ... the FIRST TIME in her 10 years of life she's ever been sick. The staff was wonderful, the problem was diagnosed, the treatment suggested and the Human was comforted. Highly recommend!! High Springs Animal Hospital will be my vet for life.