Ocean Acres Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Dreskin is truly a remarkable veterinarian who has made a profound impact on my dog's quality of life after a diabetes diagnosis. She has cared for several of our family pets at the hardest points in their lives. Her extensive knowledge and compassionate care are evident in every interaction. She knows my dog by name, which speaks volumes about her commitment to her clients. I travel from North Jersey just to ensure my dog receives her exceptional care, and it's worth every mile. Dr. Dreskin takes the time to explain everything, answering all my questions with patience and clarity, which has made managing my dog's condition much easier. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for a dedicated and knowledgeable vet who truly cares about the well-being of their pets. Thank you, Dr. Dresk

We love Dr. Dreskin and the entire office staff! They take such great care of our dogs, Gemma and Luna. Dr. Dreskin is kind, compassionate, knowledgable and our pups adore her. We couldn't ask for better!

We love Dr. Dreskin and all of her staff, ESPECIALLY JOYCE! They are all so helpful and pleasant when you call. They go above and beyond to help your pet, especially if you call with an emergency! We have been going here now for almost 2 years and we will never stop. We use to bring 6 of our puppies here and they treated them all well. Now we have 4 and she sees all 4 of them. They know our babies by name, which to us warms our hearts, given how many pets they encounter daily. If you’re looking for an amazing vet who cares about your pet and who treats your fur babies like hers, bring them here. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND DR. DRESKIN, JOYCE AND ALL HER STAFF❤️ 🐾 🖤 🐩

As a holistic vet, I don’t understand why her first choice in treating my Rosie’s arthritis was Librela (of course with assurances there were no side effects.) Rosie was otherwise in good health for a 13 year old dog. Her kidneys declined, she developed an abdominal tumor causing constant vomiting and her arthritis became worse causing her to constantly fall over. Her last 6 months were hell. Those shots killed my Rosie. I am heartbroken. 💔

I brought my dog in for pink eye. She’s deaf and can be skittish in the Vets office. I suggested I hold the dog , which I normally do on all vet visits. The Dr. instead insisted on a headlock and a muzzle. Never being subjected to any inhumane type of treatment the dog was terrified. After a violent ( the dog never attempted to bite) struggle, she asked me how I was going to administer the rest of the drops. I had no problem putting drops humanely in her eyes. I made her sit and with a treat in hand. I held her still. I then held her head while putting in the drops and rewarding her with the treat. No Drama! No wrestling!....just a calm dog. She also admonished me for the training collar she wears. It ‘s a recommended training tool at the AKC sanctioned training center where she received