Just moved here and checked out Yelp, as always for the necessary locations for me and the family…read moreincluding the fur babies. Oasis had great reviews so called and had a lovely receptionist book in my cats. On arrival had a great greeting and was met by the technician who took us through to a comfortable , clean well appointed room. Went through the necessary checks and then took the cats back to the vet who did the preliminary check before meeting us. (I think I would have preferred to meet the vet first, but I guess that is down to personal preference. ) on meeting the vet though, she was lovely and very thorough with the cats. Prescribed the necessary medication for one of them. They even rang a few days later to check on her progress and if there were any issues at all following the appointment. Very nice place, little further from home than other vets, but I will drive further to ensure good health for the fur babies with people who care. Highly recommended.

We have taken our cats to Animal Oasis for years (we are snowbirds). We have had Dr. Lien and she…read moreis fantastic, and everyone who works there is kind and compassionate.

This is a place that loves animals and it shows in their care. We have received great care from the…read moreentire staff for our pets.

This facility has only been professional to myself and my dog. The staff has been so caring and…read moreloving to my pet. I thank them for being so caring to our needs

I have been coming to Harborside for the last 9-10 years. One of the things I love the best is…read moretheir communication. I have always been able to receive a return call the same day of my message. The staff is phenomenal. I can tell they genuinely care. My kitties and I are sincerely grateful for Harborside and all the staff!

We had a very disappointing experience at Harborside Animal Clinic, Naples Florida primarily due to…read morea young, inexperienced vet technician. In the past, Harborside's Veterinary Services had been satisfactory. That all changed yesterday! Our dog has been professionally groomed every 4-6 weeks for 10 years (I.e. Bath, Brush and Nail trim). We typically take him to PetSmart for a full grooming, however, this time we bathed him ourselves therefore he only required his nails trimmed. We made an appointment at Harborside. After a few minutes - an employee came out to say they would not finish trimming his nails unless we agreed to give him Gabapentin, a sedative drug. He IS fussy regarding his nails, however, in over 100 groomings over 10 years he has never had to be sedated before having his nails trimmed. Harborside refused to finish the job however they still charged us. Following the supposed nail appointment we could not determine if any or how many nails were properly trimmed. We understand that an inexperienced technician might be concerned however using a muzzle for 3 minutes would have been easy solved the issue. BTW he has never worn a muzzle nor has any groomer ever suggested a sedative before trimming our dog's nails! A truly disappointing and totally unexpected Harborside Animal Clinic experience!

Very professional, courteous, and caring. They were able to get our dog in with an injured paw…read morequickly.

Sabal Palm Animal Hospital is slightly hidden but worth the find…read more It is in the Publix Plaza at Rattlesnake Rd and 41. It is right next door to signature nails. A couple doors down from the pack and ship place as well. The doctor there has taken care of my dogs for many, many years. My first dog lived until he was 18 and my second dog is still around at 15 soon to be 16 and going strong thanks to Sabal Palm.

My 13 year-old Havanese had been going to them for several years when he became ill. when I…read morestarted with them, they were responsive when I called but this time around something had changed . They couldn't get me appointment. They sent me off to an Animal Hospital in Bonita Springs and then one in Fort Myers never correctly diagnosing his issue. They first said it was pain in his neck and gave him 3 different meds. When that didn't work, they said it could be acid reflux and said give him Pepcid. This went on for two months. My dog was not eating and they just kept throwing anti-nausea and appetite enhancers at him . They don't even have an ultrasound machine on site so he wasn't able to get an ultrasound. Two months later we took him to Chattanooga to an animal hospital where he was immediately diagnosed with a large tumor on his tonsil. It turned out to be melanoma. They removed it but two months later, it came back. It was very aggressive. We had to put him down. Worst day of my life. To this day, Gulf Shore Animal Hospital has not even followed up with me as to how he was doing. When I informed them that Eli had to be put down, we never heard a word of sympathy or condolence or I'm sorry. They never thought to look for cancer in a 13-year-old who couldn't swallow, couldn't eat and was extremely lethargic for two months. He suffered unnecessarily for 2 months. Just want people to know my story and try your best to pick the right "animal hospital".

The staff and vets at Gulfshore Animal Hospital far exceed my experiences in decades of vet offices…read moreover a lifetime. We needed a SWFL vet for our new puppy and GSAH was AHAA accredited, had several vets available (which increases your chances of being seen) and their education was with excellent vet schools. The front office staff (Tim, Mckenzie) have been so helpful, kind and caring. They send us our records every time our pet insurance asks (again and again), and they do so that day. No need to call again. They communicate reliably through email and text too. The vet techs/vet nurses are incredibly gentle, caring and knowledgeable. My pup has had many blood draws due to a condition, plus nail trims, and she is not at all afraid to go with them. They give great advice on caring for your dog as well. Shoutouts to Lisa, Kelly, Dina and Chris! The vets we have had, primarily Dr Cook, and also Dr Randt for an emergency, have been kind and smart. They take a thoughtful approach and both of them have cautioned to take things step by step to not overspend or do too much too soon. I am so frustrated when I see review complaints about vets, or vets in general. "trying to rack up the charges" because my experience with GSAH has been the opposite. I'm the one saying "do it all," and the VETS are the ones saying "hold on, let's go one step at a time here so you don't spend so much money unnecessarily." This happened with a liver issue diagnosis, and again when my dog swallowed rocks. We took things a bit at a time. The vets take a good amount of time with you and all of your questions will be answered to satisfaction. I never felt rushed. My dog breed (mini dachshund) is one that has more reactions to vaccines and they are very good with spacing out the vaccines instead of pushing to have them all at once. You are listened to at this practice and there is a collaborative model of care. You will be given treatment options and work with the doctor to make good decisions for your pet. Everything has been so exemplary here that I am completely spoiled for any new vet office up north. I almost don't want to leave for summer because they're that great. We feel really fortunate to have found them!

I had a problem with my diabetic dog, Sophie, this morning. I called her vet at Newport , whom I…read morewas told would not be available until after 6/26. I was grateful that Angel made time for her. This is my second visit to Angel, first with Dr. White and second with Dr. David. She got excellent care both times, and I am switching from Newport to Angel. A diabetic dog needs a vet who's available, and Dr. Andrew, good though he is, is not dependable. Even a heads up about the days he would be gone would have been helpful. It's a huge plus that Angel has more than one vet, and I really like the two I've seen.

I ve been with them many years and have lost a couple of dogs due to Illiness. They are…read morecompasionit and caring. Your animals are in good hands

They took care and when it was time for the end, they were so kind so incredible, loving and…read morepatience for the

Dr. Pete is exceptional. You will not meet another veterinarian as caring and compassionate as this…read moreindividual. How many veterinarians have I known? Many.This doctor is one of a kind. Thank you for taking care of our Rudy.

Dr Lovingood is like his name Loving and good!…read more Takes his time explaining to you and his fees are the most competitive around! This facility has been here for years and the old guy retired So meanwhile Dr L is slowly fixing it up Not much to look at outside, I really do not care Many places look so fancy all i could think is that I am paying for the glitter ? It is next to the old but still working bowling alley and 7-11 corner gas station Faces 41 this is a great location Close to my home and I would highly recommend it. Staff is great too! Saturday hours a plus

We love our furry friends- they are much like our children, so we want to select the best possible…read morecare for their needs. This particular day, my love had to get her nails trimmed back, a task she never looks forward to. I set my appointment that morning and was in within the hour. WOW! She always shakes like a leaf because she's in an unfamiliar place. Within 5 minutes of my set time she was zipped right in for her pedicure! 15 minutes later she arrived unscathed, tail wagging and happy to see mom-phew, it was finally over. Heres what stood out for me the most with this visit. Of course we got the nails done, but I truly felt here is a Vet that cares... he patiently went over the different vaccines and the requirements within the Florida region and why each one is important. Thanks Doc.... we will be back soon!

Best and most friendly animal clinic. Doctor Dave is always soo nice , patient and gentle with our…read morecats. They always take time to explain everything and answer questions. You never feel rushed. Love this place and staff sooo much! They really do love and care for animals.

Dr Dave and his staff are simply the best,We recently lost our baby of almost 13 years;to bone…read morecancer He advised us to contact Royal vet care,they came to our house,as our Gypsy was being sent to the "rainbo" we told her we loved her more than she would ever know and miss this great girl she began to lick both my wife and I and closed her eyes(we still have tears in our eyes each day) The care and concern Dr. Dave and his staff is frankly above reproach,When Gypsy was going to Dr. Dave she was as happy as if we were taking her for ice cream . Dave and his stall sent us a hand written note of two paragraphs,telling my self and wife some of the funny escapaes when she was over night a few times,and how they will miss this very special girl. WE are currently looking for a Mastiff female puppy (mixed ) that needs a loving home,Not to replace our Gyper..but to help us just partly fill a huge void in our heart and home.Dr. Dave thank you and your great staff..for helping, us thur saying good by to our baby girl.Gail & Michael Cochran.

They saved my dogs life!…read more We went in thinking it was time to say goodbye to our sweet boy! An intern hearing our story and wanting the experience offered to do a stomach surgery to remove a massive object from our dog. Seriously it was so big we don't even know how or when he ingested something so large. They kept us in the loop the whole time and were extremely sympathetic with our situation and didn't put any pressure on us for whatever path we took. I would absolutely reccomend this facility to anyone looking for excellent care.

If I had followed the guidance I was given during this visit, I truly believe the outcome for my…read morecat could have been very different. I am sharing this so other pet owners know how important it is to trust their instincts. My first experience with Florida Veterinary Referral Center (May 2024) was outstanding. Dr. Glander provided exceptional care during my cat's CHF diagnosis--thorough, compassionate, and highly communicative. Because of that experience, I trusted this facility without hesitation. My most recent emergency visit was completely different and deeply concerning. I was referred urgently for sudden hind leg weakness, with concern for a possible saddle thrombus. The initial ER veterinarian, Dr. Tucker, recognized the severity immediately and recommended urgent diagnostics. After a shift change, care was transferred to Dr. Dinah Fuelling, and this is where my concerns escalated. There was a delay of several hours before basic diagnostics were completed, despite the urgency of his condition. During that time, my cat had clear hind leg weakness, instability, and was repeatedly falling--something observed by my family and acknowledged by staff. Despite this, I was told no abnormalities were observed. Equally concerning were the overall communication and bedside interaction. I was visibly distressed and emotional throughout portions of this visit while trying to advocate for my cat. I asked multiple detailed questions regarding his condition and treatment plan. My experience was that these concerns were met with limited engagement, and at times I perceived frustration and dismissiveness in the responses I received from Dr. Feulling. I was also told that his lab work--including kidney function and electrolytes--was normal. That did not align with what I was seeing. Because of that, I made the decision to seek care at another emergency hospital. At the second facility, his condition was immediately recognized as serious. Imaging confirmed acute congestive heart failure exacerbation and cardiac thrombosis requiring oxygen, IV medications, and hospitalization. I was also informed that his creatinine was elevated and that he was showing signs of impaired kidney function--something that is critically important in managing cardiac patients. This was not a subtle difference in opinion--it was a completely different clinical picture. The second ER team listened, explained, validated concerns, and treated both my cat and me with compassion and respect--exactly what any pet owner should expect in a crisis. I understand emergency medicine is complex and fast-paced. However, what I experienced--from Dr. Fuelling-- was a deeply concerning disconnect including the combination of delayed diagnostics, dismissal of observable symptoms, and the overall lack of alignment between my cat's condition and the care decisions being made. In this case, I experienced what I believe to be a combination of poor clinical judgment, delayed care, dismissal of clear symptoms, and unprofessional communication under Dr. Fuelling's care. Given the significant difference between my first and second experiences, I cannot confidently recommend this facility based on my most recent visit. My intention in sharing this is simply to provide an honest account so that others can advocate for their pets and seek additional opinions when needed. For transparency, I have included portions of the cardiology discharge summary and lab results referenced above.