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    Timothy Porter, DVM

    4.2 (6 reviews)

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    7 months ago

    Dr. Porter was professional and thorough. We think he is exceptional. He treated our dog for pancreatitis

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    3 years ago

    This is a no frills shop with competent staff. Dr Porter is a no nonsense yet personable.

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    VCA Buffalo Ridge Animal Hospital

    VCA Buffalo Ridge Animal Hospital

    (42 reviews)

    I am beyond disappointed with my experience at VCA Buffalo Ridge Animal Hospital…read more I called because I had concerns about my pet and needed guidance on getting her seen. This was not a major request. If the answer was simply, "Your pet needs to be seen by the doctor," that would have been completely fine. Instead, I was treated rudely, my call was disconnected without explanation, and I was left feeling dismissed and upset. When I later spoke with the manager, Nicole, I was told that she had listened to the recording and that I had been "out of line." I strongly disagree with that characterization. I was not rude or disrespectful. I was a concerned pet owner trying to get help for my animal. What is most upsetting is that it felt like there was more interest in arguing with me than in focusing on getting care for my pet. The entire situation felt unnecessary and petty. A simple conversation and an appointment could have resolved everything. I left the interaction feeling as though Nicole was trying to punish me over a disagreement rather than help my dog, and unfortunately, the one who suffered from that approach was my pet. Pet owners call veterinarians because they are worried about their animals and need help, not to be made to feel like an inconvenience or to be put in the middle of an argument. Because of how I was treated, I will be taking my pets elsewhere and have requested to end my relationship with this hospital. Beware: If you are looking for compassionate, customer-focused care during a stressful situation with your pet, this was not my experience.

    First time here and they honored my first exam free coupon, no problem…read more As we were walking to the exam room, they let me lead Fenney behind the desk rather than negotiate the gauntlet of lil fancy dogs in the waiting room. I really appreciated that. The vet tech and Dr. Corn were professionally friendly and did not say my Fenney was fat.

    UrgentVet - The Villages

    UrgentVet - The Villages

    (24 reviews)

    brought my dog in for urgent care due to stomach  issues and discomfort, and I want to share my…read moreexperience. The staff was attentive and professional from the moment we arrived. They understood the urgency of the situation and got us seen quickly, which I really appreciated. Anyone who has dealt with a dog in distress knows how important that is. The veterinarian took the time to assess what was going on and explained the treatment plan clearly. I didn't feel rushed, and all of my questions were answered. That level of communication made a stressful situation much easier to handle. What stood out most was how they treated my dog -- with patience and genuine care. You can tell when a team actually cares versus just going through the motions, and this place definitely cares. Urgent vet visits are never fun, but this experience gave me confidence that I brought my dog to the right place. I would absolutely return if needed and recommend them to others dealing with a pet emergency.

    Extremely disappointing experience…read more My sister and I brought my 16-lb dog to UrgentVet for an infected, split nail that was causing him significant pain. We preregistered online, gave him his prescribed medication beforehand to keep him calm, and were patient despite being told they were short-staffed. After waiting about 45 minutes, a vet tech came in, asked us all the same questions we had already answered online, took his temperature and heart rate, and never examined his injured paw.While she was examining him, both my sister and I were holding and helping restrain our 16-lb dog.He was also wearing a muzzle the entire time. She was in the room for maybe two minutes. She later claimed she didn't look at his paw because she was concerned he might bite her -- despite the fact that my dog was muzzled and both of us were physically holding him the entire time. He is an abused rescue who is naturally fearful around unfamiliar people, which we had already explained. We then waited another hour to see the doctor. We were repeatedly told, "15 more minutes," at least three times. When we asked for an update, the vet tech would go to the back and return with an answer instead of allowing us to speak with the doctor. Meanwhile, we overheard a staff member say,"Now they can't wait five more minutes for being rude." When I asked the vet tech for her name and the doctor's name because I intended to report the experience, I accidentally mispronounced the doctor's name. She laughed at me and rudely corrected me. When my sister told her that her behavior was unprofessional and should be reported, her response was, "Good, do it." We ultimately never saw the doctor and received no treatment. Another emergency clinic was able to see us immediately. Being short-staffed is understandable. The lack of communication, compassion, professionalism, and basic examination of a painful injury is not.We brought our dog there because he needed help, and we left without receiving it. Do better

    Timothy Porter, DVM - vet - Updated October 2026

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