Williamsburg Veterinary Clinic

Our first time visiting with our 2 Siamese cats. We were a little taken aback by their "fear free" protocol but in the end it worked out fine and the cats did seem pretty chill. They came out to get the cats from our car and put them in their exam room for about 10 minutes before they brought us back to the room with them. Dr. Dosher was so kind and gentle and both the techs we met were just as doting and gentle with the cats. So glad we found a good vet in the area!

THE BEST VET EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD! They were so attentive and gentle with my kitty. She is very anxious cat and normally hates new environments. They had calming music and treats ready for her. Myla is so sweet and very professional. The appointment was in no way rushed and the Dr. listened to all my concerns and had well though out answers!!! high recommend this vet!!!!!

I’ve brought my dogs a few times here already, they’ve seen both Dr. Hayes and Dr. Dosher. All I can say is they’re amazing!!! They were with another vet for 3yrs and they have never been treated as amazing as they have here. My dog is a bit anxious and it would take 3-4 people to handle my dog at the other place. Here they sit down with my dogs on the floor and gain my dogs trust, without any extra help. They are amazing at what they do here, the only downside is that whenever your dog is sick you have to wait a week to a week and half to be seen. So emergencies don’t work here but as a primary it works.

I literally cannot say enough great things about Dr. Hayes and this clinic. They truly have my pet’s best interest at heart, the pricing is always what I expected, and they can offer alternatives if it’s not within budget. I’ve been seeing Dr. Hayes for 6 years now and will not see any other vet in Orlando. Truly one of the best.

If I could give 1,000 stars I would. We evacuated to Orlando during Hurricane Milton. It became apparent that morning that our beloved Cooper couldn't hang on any longer. Dr. Hayes and his staff could not have been more understanding, supportive and stayed open that morning knowing that there could be people like us who desperately needed them. At 17.5, Cooper's little body was failing him and while we had known the end was close for awhile, it became apparent he wasn't going to make it and we needed to help him pass peacefully. We walked into the clinic and immediately, Dr. Hayes assessed Cooper and told us we were already starting to lose him. He was the only dog we've ever had and I couldn't have asked for a more compassionate doctor to help me let him go. We were out of town, staying