University of Florida: Small Animal Clinical Sciences

Absolutely so, so amazing !!!!! They went absolutely over the top, out of their way to make sure my sweet boy was happy, healthy, and stable the whole time he was there (4 days!). I also made it clear i was worried about him not eating (was due to his kidneys) and they were able to try everything before giving him a feeding tube, which i love that they did. And the tube worked wonders and he started eating right away! Now, he's home, and so, so incredibly happy, eating and drinking, snuggling and very alert, and his personality is SHINING !! 💕 Thank you all so, so very much. You change the lives of animals and their humans alike.

My ferret was brought in to the ER at 9:20 pm. The staff were friendly, and checked me in. It wasn’t long until a tech came out to take Max to the back and get check his vitals.
By the way, they were down a doctor and there were many pets waiting to be seen. It wasn’t but a couple of hours until the doctor spoke to me about Max. I okayed some testing, and Max needed to stay the night.

The doctors are great and communicative, the staff was great and answered all my questions. I am so thankful that the U of F small animal hospital was close to my place. Thank you all for taking great care of my kiddo. ❤🐾

The facility and staff at the UF Small Animal Hospital go above and beyond in the care of pets. The hospital is ranked #5 nationally. We had many good, skilled people who worked to diagnose and resolve a bladder blockage in our cat, Kong the Magnificent, aged 6. We went to the ER three times within two weeks as once a cat has a bladder blockage, it is more likely to reoccur. At the advice of student medical staff Isabella, we are switching Kong's food from dry to a wet formula especially made by Purina for urinary care and only available by prescription. The check-in at the ER is well staffed. Be advised that payment is up front based on a general estimate for the diagnosis.… read full review