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Terrie Sizemore, DVM

3.8 (16 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Terry is a loving and caring Dr. I would trust with any of my animals. I wish I lived closer now so she could care for my cat

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Terrie was so kind and compassionate when taking care of my kitty. She made a difficult time easier to deal with.

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“Not only an amazing vet but extremely knowledgeable and compassionate.”

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Dr. Alshouse is THE BEST. Best, best, BEST! If you have a four legged child you should be bringing…read moreit to Spring Oaks to see Dr. Alshouse. I've been bringing my pup here for probably about 9 years. I've never had a set veterinarian here as usually I am assigned to whoever is available during the appointment time I've selected-- I definitely will always be requesting Dr. Alshouse from this point forward. I ended up here Saturday at 9am for an emergency visit after spending the wee hours of the morning with my pup, Lily, at the Emergency vet. Friday evening she was a bit lethargic, vomited some clear liquid a couple of times *graphic bit coming* and then she had blood start pouring from her butt. An obscene amount of blood. I, of course, panicked and took her to the emergency vet. They did what they could, but told me she needed to come to her regular vet first thing in the morning for more fluids and tests (emergency vet closes at 7am). I phoned Spring Oaks at 8am while en route from Orlando (where we reside) and told the receptionist the situation. She informed me that they were quite busy and that I could come, but there would likely be a long wait. I was thinking "did she not hear me say that the emergency vet said her heart could stop?!" That phone call was pretty much the only "negative" to the experience. I understand that schedules are tight, so I understood her position in not being thrilled to have someone coming in which could throw off the schedule. However, as a mom my only priority was my pup. When I arrived the room was already ready for us and we went in and met with Dr. Alshouse. Even though I had been informed of the tight schedule situation, I never felt at all rushed by Dr. Alshouse. I could see that she was quite concerned over Lily's state. The situation was a lot more severe than I had expected and Dr. Alshouse said Lily would need to be hospitalized for a minimum of 48 hours. Three hours at the emergency vet cost $1200, so when I heard 48 hours of hospitalization I couldn't help but slightly panic over the associated costs. They came back with the projected cost - about $1100 I believe - and said that a 50% deposit would be needed. I was shocked that she could stay in a pet hospital with supervision for 48+ hours for less than 3 hours at the emergency vet! Dr. Alshouse gave us a few extra mins to say goodbyes, etc and informed me that they close at 2 on Saturday, but that I should feel free to come back to visit before that. I went back around 1:15 and all of the staff were very friendly and let me visit with Lily without interruption or making me feel at all rushed. I really needed that extra visit and greatly appreciated it. Dr. Alshouse also made arrangements with me to visit Lily the following day, and gave me several updates throughout her stay via voicemail and even a picture text. Which, again, I really needed and appreciated. Dr. Alshouse took her time when explaining medical related items, answered all my questions, never made me feel like her time with us was limited and really went so far above and beyond. I felt like Lily was in some sort of VIP boutique pet hospital. It was a horrific experience and I really was unsure of the outcome, but knowing that Lily was in Dr. Alshouse's care made it a lot less stressful. I truly believed that Dr. Alshouse would do anything she could to save Lily and to make her stay as comfortable as possible. I've never met a more caring, nurturing or kind veterinarian. My only wish is that she took two legged patients also! A huge thank you to everyone in the practice who cared for Lily during her stay. Everyone's kindness is much appreciated.

Took my biewer terrier in for trouble breathing and honking like a goose. Dr Krudop listened to…read morehis heart and said he has a heart murmur and recommended x-rays. I brought him back for x-rays the next day. it showed an enlarged heart, grade 4 heart murmur, lungs were clear, liver was enlarged. He wanted blood work that would be back Monday. Dr Krudop would be out of town until Wednesday but he'd leave notes in the file. My pup was having trouble breathing and his tongue was turning blue. took him to urgent care Saturday and they heard crackles in his lungs we got a lasix shot and pills. I left multiple messages for Dr. Jackson to discuss the blood tests Monday. He finally called back in the late afternoon. He wasn't too concerned about the lungs and said my pup didn't need lasix. I asked what he thought about the enlarged liver and he said "he's a Yorkie that's normal." He said Dr. Krudop would be back Wednesday if I have any other concerns.

Terrie Sizemore, DVM - vet - Updated October 2026

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