Pet Doctor 911

I took my cat here about two days ago because she was hardly eating/drinking, dehydrated, and sleeping a lot, and her condition was worsening by the day. I see so many bad comments and honestly, I sympathize with everyone who had a bad experience here. My husband and I were there for about 6 hours, mostly waiting, through the whole process. I think that might be the only thing that was slightly bothersome at the time. We were walk ins and they made sure to apologize for the wait and communicated with us that they were severely understaffed and had multiple crisis pets coming in. Both the tech, vet, and receptionists were amazing at reassuring, explaining, and teaching us about her condition and her treatment. They took amazing care of her and didn’t disregard the questions I made out of wo

I had a great experience with Pet Doctor 911. The service was excellent and very quick, which really put me at ease. The vet took the time to explain everything in detail and answered all of my questions without rushing. Most importantly, I loved the way my dog, Mimi, was treated. She was handled with so much care, patience, and kindness. This truly made a difference. You can tell they genuinely care about animals and their owners. I highly recommend Pet Doctor 911 to anyone looking for compassionate and professional veterinary care.

Extremely over priced. Do not take your pet here. They are the only vet clinic open 24/7 and take advantage of that. Took my dog for an obstruction in the evening and they had him waiting for over two hours while he was laying on the floor in the waiting area drooling and breathing very rapidly because it “wasn’t an emergency”. One employee came to check on him and said he was unresponsive and took him to the back to finally be seen. He was unresponsive when we came in and we ultimately had to put him down after waiting so long. They charge $600 right off the bat for any emergency. An additional $200 something for cremation. My total came out to $1600 after other additional charges. I’ve lived in multiple different cities and this one by far is the most over priced I’ve been to.

Literally one of the worst places to go, unless your cash loaded and showing out. My dog had a heat stroke at the house while I was at work in PI another plac3 closing told me of this place, they would call ahead I dont get paid until Tuesdays, I was told they would atleast give her some water with electrolytes and do minimum without pay but would atleast help, I floored it from PI her one eye shut, her flopping around not responsive, they kept telling me if im not paying only thing they can do is put her down. I knew it wasn't right, my baby pit is scared of most things, shes not much affectionate except on her terms but in there, she would only be conscious long enough to seek me, she freaked out when they wouldnt treat her but tried separating her from me, we waited 3 more hours for " w

I took my cat here several months ago but never got the chance to share my experience. On May 3rd, I brought my cat in for FIC. He was in critical condition, and sadly, we had to make the heartbreaking decision to put him down. It was one of the hardest moments of my life, but the staff member who administered the euthanasia solution made such a deep impact on me. She was incredibly kind and compassionate, and her empathy brought a sense of comfort during an unbearable time. I still remember her words: “This is the most selfless thing you can do.” Those words have stayed with me ever since. I recently had to say goodbye to another one of my cats, who was 11, and remembering what she said truly helped me find peace in that moment. I wish I remembered her name, she was white complected with