My  12 year old Maltese became critically ill in a matter of 24 hours and rushed her to the emergency entrance of the hospital. Within 1 hour of examining her and doing the necessary xrays and blood work, they determined that she was in renal failure with a large mass in her belly. With so much compassion and professionalism they made us understand that this was a terminal situation and even if we opted for dialysis for our baby it would have only given her another 24 hours at best. We loved our baby girl too much to put her through something that would only buy her 1 more day of discomfort and at that point pain. We agreed with the vet that treated her that the most compassionate thing to do was to put her down that night. As difficult as it was to make that decision they helped us through the process almost as though Zoe was their dog. With love and compassion,they guided us through the entire process and even gave us whatever time we needed to spend our last hours with her.Even if we wanted to hold her all nite.This staff is amazing and My husband and I recommend them to all pet owners going through a serious illness with their pets. They even sent us a condolence card personally signed by each technician and vet who took care of her that nite. Mind you, this was the very first time we had been there, we were not one of their patients. We were overwhelmed by their kindness. They are all angels and we will always be grateful to them. Read Less

This was my first visit to the Coral Springs Animal Hospital, where I went with my aging, chronically ill cat for a consultation with Mayrim Perez, one of the internal medicine vet specialists.  From the minute I pulled into the parking lot I was favorably impressed, and the impression grew even more favorable as soon as I walked through the door.  Everyone from the reception staff to the nurses to the doctor was warm, friendly, thorough and professional.  The facility is bright, clean and neat.  I will definitely be returning for any needed treatment in the future.  So glad to have found CSAH and Dr. Perez. Read Less

do not bring your pets to this unethical heartless money mill they do not care about your pet or your suffering they just what you to sign on the dotted line to take your money do not go there!ps the doctors are in training and come and go its a learning hospital shame on them !why did they go to school to care for animals or rip people off Read Less

**SCROLL DOWN & READ NOT RECOMMENDED REVIEWS** I don't know why this place is still in business! Their tactics are unethical. Not once, but twice they operated on our family's dogs and both surgeries were unsuccessful. The first was exploratory which was pronounced inoperable after start and the last one (recently; last month) my sister's 160 lb American bulldog left with reportedly good prognosis after fluid was removed from around his heart ($4000+ later). He left the hospital in great spirits and we were so grateful. Minutes later, he could not breathe.. he didn't even make it home. He passed away in my sister's car after she and my mother both tried to revive him themselves..3 times.. an unforgettable, traumatic experience for all of us. My sister asked for the reports on Dually's heart post-surgery 3x and they ignored her each time. She had to fight them to refund her for the $300 heart meds. They knew of his prognosis before surgery and wouldn't even give the slightest bit of insight or recommendation when it was needed most. Stay FAR AWAY from CS Animal Hospital if you want to keep your pets alive and not be sucked into paying thousands of dollars for unfavorable medical treatment. This hospital does not care! All they want is your money! They will gladly watch you resort to putting your pet down because you can't afford it rather than guiding you to make an informed decision. I'd give zero stars if I could. Read Less

Probably the worst animal hospital I've ever been to. My dog dislocated his hip and they put me in a room and brought me a breakdown of everything they thought they needed to do. They added a lot of unnecessary things and when asked for explanations or why certain things were necessary they refused to explain and had nasty attitudes. They even mentioned amputating his leg when it was completely unnecessary but because it was the cheaper option. Their services are way overpriced, almost price gouging high. You can find much more reasonably priced care for better service elsewhere. I went elsewhere and found an amazing vet who took x-rays and snapped his hip back into place all for less than the amount CSAH wanted to charge just to do x-rays. These guys should not be in business. Read Less

Regarding intake of an injured wild animal; they answered the phone quickly, gave us applicable advice clearly, assured us they'd take the injured animal (squirrel that either fell really far or was hit hard but not otherwise dispatched by a cat; two broken legs at least), recognized our emergency entrance (taped up box with hastily punched holes was probably the giveaway) immediately despite busy line at desk, got a vet-tech to come get the critter within seconds, almost no paperwork, no problems whatsoever. Honestly, we are relieved this place exists and extremely thankful. My wife and I give donations to each other's favorite charities for Valentine's Day, and we know where the checks are going this year. Read Less

The best place ever to take your loved one!!!!My little Tinker bell (toy poodle mix) was diagnosed with Addison's disease after we took her to an emergency visit at CSAH. Tinker bell's vitals had gone so low that she was almost gone. CSAH basically brought her back to life. For 4 days tinker bell was in doggy ICU there and we felt calm and confident that they would take care of her well. It has now been two years since Tinker Bell has been going to CSAH for follow ups, her monthly shots, and fun visits. They are incredible. Dr. Thomas is amazing. They treat your pets with so much love and care!!!! We trust entirely in their services!!! Clean, fun, friendly, intellectual staff, everything! Love it!!! Read Less

This vet was the worst experience of my life. How on earth are they in business and how can management live with themselves?Our cat was severely injured in a dog accident (long story). The pet sitter panicked and took our cat to CSAH. They did an $880 xray, sedation, meds, and one round of wound care where they put "honey" on the wound. Yes.. the staff was "nice" when talking on the phone while we were away. BUT. They charged us $1900 total for less than 24 hours of care and NO SURGERY or anything but xray, meds, and bandage with honey. Unreal. VCA in plantation took my cat for the next EIGHT DAYS which included sedation and wound debridement, and SURGERY. AND BOARDING. 24 hour care!!! FOR 1,000. I still cannot believe this. Thank God for fair vets. And I pray no one else ever gets subjected to what I did and falls for this trap. We are so sad about the whole thing. Read Less

If I could give them zero stars I would They don't deserve to be in BusinessThey do not care about your pets they only care about taking your money and Jerking you aroundWe went there last night and were treated like  a number waiting to get a sub at PublixWhen you go to the hospital supposed to be an emergency and they should take you right away not make you wait 90 minutes and try to sell you bloodwork etc.I was fortunate enough while I was there to google a 24 hour  vet mobile serviceIt's called premium  vet careAnd left the Coral Springs Animal hospitalI called them and within an hour they were at my house ready to give my dog premium private careIf the price the hospital will chargeWhoever reads this do not go to that hospital called premium vet care they will take better care of your pets and you can be there while they do it Read Less

If I could give 0 stars I would. They allowed my sweet boy to go with out food for 5 days before he passed, and worse told me it was normal. I trusted them and now my dog is dead. Google how long a dog can live with out food. They only gave him fluids as they "observed" him, and released him false hope to go back to them in 24 hours if he wasn't eating so they can administer a feeding tube. Why would a dog have 6 days before giving them a feeding tube. They billed us 10k and robbed us the last days of my best friends life. No dog deserves that, they only care about money, it's clear. Do your research, read what their employees are saying on Glassdoor.com, Management has people write fake reviews to boost their ratings. I will forever live with the regret of trusting them blindly at a time of weakness. I should of known better when the ER staff told me it was $700 to stabilize him as they put him on the gurney in the parking lot. RIP my sweet pup Read Less

My 4 year old cat that I had bottle fed was very sick. I had been taking her to my vet and another vet told me this would be the best place to take her. That was the biggest mistake I have ever made. I saw a Dr.Thomas that told me there were a few things going on with Bambi. That had already been established. She went out for something Bambi in hand and came back in stating she had ran into the Dentist Dr. Javier Fuentes. He said this would definitely be a case fore him since she had stomatitis. Bambi had a very swollen throat and was losing weight rapidly. He stated she would need her teeth pulled to help her. I was so desperate that I was sure he knew what he was talking about. He pulled every tooth in her mouth. I asked when will she be getting better because my poor baby was miserable now and couldn't eat. He said Oh she has more underlying issues going on. I am sure the cost of this so far would stop a lot of people. I am still in debt. I was never referred by him to see another doctor in the hospital. He being the "dentist" continued putting her on medicine after medicine. I went back to my vet got a cat scan.  Bambi had a hole in her esophagus . My vet and Dr. Fuentes spoke a few times. Finding out how in happy I was he offered for me to see a specialist in their hospital free of charge. She wasn't happy at what she was looking at. She also stated he may have punctured her when he put her under for surgery. I kept trying... until one morning she was having a problem breathing. That was the day I finally let her go. I will never get Bambi back or all of the money I spent for them to make her worse. Now I am hysterical and suffering from PTSD. Sue Deveaugh Read Less

I gave CSAH 2 stars because when I brought my dog to them, they were at least able to stabilize him so I could bring him elsewhere and get answers.  They act like they have it all together and know what they are doing but don't seem to have alot of knowledge when it comes to animals health.  15 hours and $4000 later, I still had no answers on my dog.  All I got was it may be this or this or this, we need to run more tests.  Since he was stable, I took him elsewhere and an hour and $300 later, I had answers.  I wouldn't recommend this place at all for actual answers.  They have the technology to stabilize the animals, which is why they do deserve the 2 instead of 1 star, but I would not go there again.  Not even in an Read Less

I know dealing with a sick pet is incredibly stressful but I don't think CSAH deserves the critical reviews I see on here.  Yes, they are pricier than your average vet's office but it should be remembered that this is an emergency and critical care center.  This type of facility has incredible overhead and the personnel are extremely skilled.  That type of care does not come cheap.  In an ideal world, healthcare for people OR animals should never have to come down to finances but unfortunately, it's a reality.I took my dog here upon the recommendation of my regular vet when we could not manage his vomiting and bloody diarrhea.  We realized he needed overnight care, IV fluids and I immediately felt better knowing he would be watched constantly through the night.  I also felt better knowing they had the diagnostic skill to help figure out what the problem was.Drs. Saldana and Benton and all the ICU nurses kept me fully informed and took excellent care of Guinness the entire time.  I was given a very accurate estimate and the final bill was actually a bit less than the high estimate.  I NEVER saw any evidence of anyone being more interested in the bottom line than the quality of care.  I saw nothing but quality care from the start.I would not hesitate to take Guinness here again should he ever need emergency or specialty care.  This is an excellent facility with great people! Read Less

Absolutely disgusted with the customer service I received. They are more interested in making money than helping animals. The wouldn't even speak to me without collecting payment first for my dog that ate poisonous tablets and could have potentially died. Breaks my heart to know that these people work with animals with such little compassion. I would NEVER recommend them. They made me pick 1 start to post - they don't even deserve that! Read Less

Avoid Coral Springs Animal Hospital!!!!!!!! Brought my dog in for a laparoscopic ovariectomy spay as they are the only clinic around that does this type of procedure. They found tumors on her mammary glands, which after x-ray were determine to have not spread. The original spay was priced at about $850 and then the tumor removal added another $800. Due to the delay in x-ray, I was then told that she could not come home after the surgery and had to spend the night. I was not happy about this as a kennel environment causes her to be very anxious. They promised the would watch her closely. Came time to pick her up and I received a call from the vet saying she was limping on her back left leg. I was not happy! When I got there to pay my bill, the bill was totally different from what I was quoted. I was told certain things were part of the spay package and where now all priced separately . The bill was $2500! That took me an hour more to be reviewed by managers. All I really wanted was to see my dog! They finally got my cost down to $1700. It’s a good thing I looked at the bill as they only wanted to e-mail it to me. When my dog was brought out she was totally lame and would not put ANY weight on her leg. A sling had to be used to even get her to my car. The vet said it was infection and offered to do more x-rays ( x-ray of the chest was $210 with a $99 radiology reading fee-WOW!). I was so upset, I said no thank you and left. I contacted my regular vet, who indicated that an infection in the back hock following this type of surgery was not likely. She did recommend I bring her in to have her medically taken care of and checked out. I called the Coral Sprigs Animal Hospital and stated that my dog came in totally fine and left lame under their care. The owner was not available and the manager insisted she had an infection only. My vet recommended x-rays of the swollen hock and cytology of the fluid in the hock to see if it was septic. Another $600, but so much more reasonable and with care and love towards my dog. Today I got the full cytology report which reads, “No cytology abnormalities”. So I have now spent an extra $600 for some thing that happened at the Coral Springs Animal Hospital and they did not offer to make it right or check out what was wrong on their dollar. Again, this happened when she was under THEIR care! Read Less

Horrible, rude, liars, and only care about money!!! It's unfortunate that I'm even forced to give them 1-star. They deserve 0. We took an injured colony cat there under their "Good Samaritan" program, after being misled by them as to what they tell u when u actually fill out paperwork. We offered to take the cat to foster before releasing back to her colony. They refused to help, and said only if we sign her over for them to 'surrender to the kill shelter after they treat her'. This is unavailable. Insane. Makes no sense. What's the sense in that?! Then she got rude, and said, "We don't see them under that program unless u let us give her to the shelter after, or u pay $97 examination fee (ridiculously expensive to begin with, in my opinion) just for us to look at her, then u take her to do whatever with". When I explained the craziness of giving her to shelter instead of letting us get her better, then releasing her back to her environment she's been in for years, I was told I'm trying to "dictate" how they work, and they "don't help cats for free". That's after the front desk lady gave me all false info ahead of time. They sent us home with an injured cat, which they refused to help, but instead had 10-15 min to argue with me about money. We couldn't afford their crazy prices, and were misled about the Good Samaritan program they claim to offer. Thankfully Animal Aid in Oakland Park is helping with her at no expense, and is even helping me during non-business and Memorial Day holiday hours. Tamara is the owner there, and is great, and unlike Coral Springs Animal Hospital, she doesn't see these animals as 💰!!! Completely different! She has true love and compassion. Unlike this place. I can back up all my claims, as I had my phone recording the audio at Coral Springs Animal Hospital after originally being misled by the front desk lady. I'm in the process of gathering their names to add to this review ASAP. Read Less

My wife & I had to recently put our fur baby Angel to sleep & we had been working with Coral Springs Animal Hospital to manage her brain tumor & seizures. After having a horrible experience we a animal neurologist in Miami the doctors & staff here were a welcomed changed. From the very beginning they were kind, knowledgeable & wonderfully accommodating. We were educated on our options & during this time we were called often just to check on Angel. Because of Coral Springs Animal Hospital we were blessed with another 6 months with our Angel. When her seizures got out of control and her body was shutting down it was 2 am and we were treated amazingly. They allowed us to stay with her for as long as we wanted & they helped us in every way possible. The care, professionalism, cleanliness, facility here are top notch & we highly recommend them. Thank you Coral Springs for taking care of our baby. Read Less

I couldn’t be happier with their service. Our dog Hank needed emergency spinal surgery. They saved his life. Also when we picked him up they gave us money back because the procedure ended up being cheaper. Never expected that. Honest and amazing! Thank you for taking care of our dog Hank. Read Less

Dr. Thomas & Dr. Schwartz are excellent vets, along with nurses Jo & Nikki. I have been going to them for my cats. Whether my cats go in for the usual vaccines or a uri, I know I can count on these vets. These women are knowledgeable, competent, gentle & compassionate. 🐾🐾🐾🐾 Read Less

This a wonderful one-stop-shop facility where you and your family member (pet) are always treated like family. Everything is discussed with you in detail, and all options are always presented before any monies or charges and procedures are formed. We’ve been going there since 2012 when we moved to Florida and love Dr. Schwartz and the friendly staff at Coral Springs Animlal Hospital.We recently adopted a new puppy and a part of the adoption agreement was a free health screening. We opted not to take the free screening and took our new puppy to Dr. Schwartz who we trust implicitly. They are the best and the only hospital in the area that is open 24 hours per day, and has all specilties under one roof.Highly recommended. Read Less

This hospital was phenomenal. Brought my large dog in on Friday night for what I thought was a minor emergency. Turned out he had gvd or twisted stomach - needed emergency life saving surgery immediately. They saved his life, kept us posted throughout the night and were beyond compassionate. He’s now home and recovering because of them. They are a bit of a drive but would use them again in a heartbeat. Wonderful caring staff from the surgeon to the front desk! Read Less

We have been coming here for 20 years. More than once they have saved our dogs during emergency situations. We have never had a bad experience as all of their doctors and staff seem to love our pets and see them as our family members. Mark in boarding is especially caring...our dogs love staying there when we are out of town. Read Less

"Such excellent care & such a difference in our sweet dog when she leaves there.  The therapy exercises are what we've been searching for her for quite some time.THANK YOU Dr. Medina, Christian & Staff." Read Less

Horrible and ripped off  Beware. Dog had ripped ear about one inch.  Tried everything to stop it from bleeding.  At midnight had to go to CSAH. We waited 4 hours but they did have emergencies.  Problem was they told us that they would give us estimate before they did anything. They told us it would be $94 for doctor to check. We said ok but we want to discuss what they were going to do and how much.  Well long story short, never saw doctor, they came to us and said that it was $200 and they already took care off. They would not let us sit with our dog so they threw him in cage and told us to wait. The lady up front actually told us we could go grocery shopping. WTF.  Finally after we raised voices and said don't do anything we want to leave and they said everything is done said bring me my dog and waited 45 minutes and brought him out with this wrap and said $200. No doctor no options and had no choice but to pay.  Beware and be careful before you let them take your animal in back. We got screwed. When we got home bandage and plastic piece fell off. We called and they said sometimes it happens. Sorry. Read Less

My dog is alive and doing better but it cost nearly $7,000.00. There prices are to high and I believe they take the long road to recovery in order to charge more. I would strongly advise anyone needing 24 hour care for their pet to go to another 24 hour animal hospital.  If money isn't an option then it would be a great place for a hurt pet . There staff and Dr's are very nice, extremely knowledgeable, and great at returning phone calls. Read Less

Horrible night shift except for one lovely young woman. Arrogant vet and vet TECHS. Day shift totally different and lovely. 100% RIDICULOUS bill for 4 hrs of care. Over $800!!!! WHAAAAT?! Thank GOD I'm a nurse, signed him out AMA and supportively cared for him at home. I then took him to my regular vet. Dr. Marilyn Nowicki DVM at Four Paws Animal Hospital in Coopercity. I was told after the fact to never ever bring your animal to Coral Springs animal hospital because all they want is money. That is true however I will give them this, if my animal was hit by five semi-trucks I would take them there if they survived the transport. I've also been told by rescue groups and other people that foster to not take my animal to any VCA hospitals as well because all they want is money. I highly recommend you do NOT bring your animal, your pet, your family member to this hospital unless you have money to burn. I had to start a Gofundme... I work two jobs and that wasn't enough to cover the four hour, $800+ bill from this ridiculous place. Read Less

Last Saturday (6/17) I brought my tiny, elderly Bengal cat in (my regular vet had closed for the day) because one side of her face was very swollen, right below her eye. Her  eye was mostly shut as well. We were seen by a an ER doctor at CSAH. She came in, looked at my cat, did not perform any test to see if there was an issue with her eye, and immediately determined that the problem was a tooth root abscess. She came back with an estimate for treatment for total of $900, including chest x-ray's and blood work and urinalysis. I did not let them do the chest x-ray's because they were  $450. But I did allow the rest of the tests. Those tests came back normal. The ER vet recommended we see a cardiologist and we see a dentist to have two teeth extracted since they were covered with tartar. It should be noted that her gums were not red and inflamed. I sought  a second opinion by my regular vet on Monday (6/19). The vet tech asked if CSAH had performed an eye stain test. She did not. He looked at me in disbelief. My normal vet said usually you go with what could be the more serious of the problems. Well, an  eye stain test was done, and it turns out that the problem was not tooth related at all but she had a corneal ulcer! I don't know why the ER vet never performed that test to see what the problem was whether it was tooth-related or eye-related. But she should have. She mis-diagnosed my cat to the tune of over $400. Money down the drain, and wasted, and my cat suffered for two days longer as a result of the misdiagnosis. I am very dissatisfied with this turn of events at CSAH. The staff was nice, but I was there for three hours, and I paid $400 for a misdiagnosis.  Also, her corneal ulcer was worse because I waited two days to see my regular vet and if it had been caught at CSAH (which it should have been) it would've been treated for two days when I had gone to see my regular vet. But instead, it had gotten worse. From now on, I will wait to see my regular vet, even if I have to wait an extra day or two. Read Less

I think shedding tears in front of the doctor set us up to be taken advantage of ! We had some blood work done on our dog Romeo and and it was discovered that his kidney values were high.    It was recommended that we hospitalize him with 24 hour care so that they can administer an IV & we applied for Care Credit with a $3500.00 credit limit.    We explained numerous times that funds are a factor and we cannot go beyond the $3500.We went back the next morning to discharge Romeo and get a 2nd opinion.  We were approximately in for $700.00 in at that point.  After some discussuion we decided to leave him there.  Dr. Schwartz  informed us that over 600 local vets send cases like Romeos to the hospital so that 24 hour care can be given and she said it would be inhumane to discharge him.  Over the next few days we were updated by Dr. Schwartz of the progress of Romeo's care, she also said at the rate we are going it could be upwards of $6000.00 by Monday which would have been about the 5th day of care which terrified us.  By the 2nd day of care we were told by Dr. Schwartz that she was not pleased with the current kidney levels. We explained to her that we would be coming in the following day to discharge Romeo.  We were told at that point the cost was $3500.00, well of course  that's the amount we were approved for on Care Credit ! She also explained that we would be taught how to administer fluids under our pets skin and given supplies. While we were waiting, we were looking over the bill and to our dismay the bill was $4,011.91 which was $527.14 more than we were expecting. We were asking why the bill was not $3500.00 like we were told over the phone. Well we were told that was for supplies which was left out of the conversation completely.  I asked Dr. Schwartz if she could shave off some of charges since we were blown away by the additional amount.  She looked at the bill and said she would speak with the manager about taking $100.00 off or so.  Well as you can imagine there was a problem with the bill.   The difference after the adjustment was a whopping $9.00 and were expecting an adjustment of $100.00 or so.   I asked to speak with the person who made the adjustment and was told he made quite a few adjustments.  I explained it couldn't be, the bill that was put in front of us showed $4,020.00 and now the bill is 4,011.91 for a difference of $9.00, he had no explanation and there was no effort to help us understand how only $9.00 was removed. Another incident, soon after, for a a recheck of his blood work we were told that it would , $20.00 for the blood pressure &  $45.00 for the renal panel  so of course when we to to pay the its  $84.25 before taxes.  What is it with this place and getting there figures straight!!  We were in need of supplies so we could continue treatment and went back to get refills.  We also brought a family members dog back as he was recently there for surgery and had to have his drainage removed.   So, here we goooooo again !   We were presented with a bill for approximately $360.00 which included 38.00 for my family member's pet drainage to be removed.   I told the cashier to forget the refills and I had them sent them back to the pharmacy expecting that the balance would be significantly lower.   To my surprise and utter shock, she said the bill would now be $260.00!  I asked her for an itemization of the charges.  She said that it included blood work for Romeo, as well as antibiotics for Romeo I asked how could that be? The only part we were prepared for was the antiobodics, in fact we were surprised by our family members charge when they just got $1,800.00 for surgery and it doesn't include the drainage tube to removed!    We told them we would pay for Romeos medicine and the drainage tube to be removed for our family member's dog and the other charges are not authorized! We then got an email from them that since we used profanity during a phone call with them, which we do not recall, doing.  In actuality the reason they "dropped" us was because we said we were going to give them a bad review. "DROPPED LETTER" which I find to be extremely unprofessional.  The letter explained that it was just a matter of the doctor sending the no charge info to the accounting department after they were closed and it not getting to the file in time.   I find this to be a hilarious explanation and it's just another attempt at digging their hands into our pockets yet again.     They're getting all serious for allegedly cursing when they are trying to hit us with charges on the sly without our consent, which of the two which of the two are more of a serious offense!  They even told our family member that they were going to have their attorney contact us!!! For what, taking more money from us then we authorized!Romeo was treated at another vet for four days with 24 hour care (which I was told by CSAH other vets our not equipped to do) along with pain medicine for $1700.00. Read Less

My newly adopted cat goody-two-shoes who's a year-and-a-half-old what's training in the box and I knew that wasn't good there's nothing sadder than seeing a cat in a litter box that can't do his business of course it was the Sunday and I ran over to Animal Hospital Coral Springs no wait at all and there was dr. Smith a lovely lovely young Doctor Who took two hours with me it was a disheartening diagnosis as goody boy was diagnosed with flutd she explained it was a lifelong disease but it's treatable and not fatal so I was very very happy with dr. Smith one of the best veterinarian I've ever had I love Coral Springs Hospital I had to put my fourteen-year-old for reason pretty boy Rappaport to sleep in November I paid for the private cremation and I was let into a room where I could be with pretty until the time came they were so kind to me there everybody on staff was kind compassionate caring and they genuinely felt bad they sent me condolences cards after and it was a sad experience but they made it very easy on me my cat Tiffany Penny was also diagnosed with asthma at Coral Springs Animal Hospital 3 years ago she is still with me and she's doing wonderfully and do you know her doctor I forget her name but her doctor sent me a condolence card for pretty boy that's unheard of it's unreal the doctors the staff everybody the vent text nobody can be better than Coral Springs Animal Hospital especially in an emergency they are always there for you and after the emergency as well they're wonderful I trust all of my pets lives and believe you me that doesn't come easy but they've earned the trust their wonderful wonderful people and professionals I highly recommend Coral Springs Animal Hospital Read Less

My review is based on the feline boarding room. What a great place! I have only positive things to say about the way they took care of my two cats. Yes, they were a bit pricey, but I had total peace of mind. I called them several times while I was away and they updated me with specific details that made me feel that they were truly getting to know my kitties. My fur babies came home happy! Read Less

Despicable care. Charged $1,000 and nearly killed my dog. Heartless, careless, money hungry thieves. Big pharma personified. They don't care about your animal, they care about your money. Unnecessary prescriptions, procedures, then you never hear from them again. DO NOT TAKE YOUR ANIMAL HERE! Read Less

Very happy with the service that I received. Dr Er  was incredible and took care of my dog.  My gog had a dislocated hip and initially i took him to VCA Hollywood animal hospital they did not perform their job and all they cared about was money. I drove my dog all the way to  coral spring animal hospital and they took an incredible care of my dog. Dr Er reduced the hip n i took him home the next day. Thank you Read Less

I went here last night due to my kitten falling and hurting his leg. He was limping around so I immediately took him to the hospital. The staff there was so caring and sweet to my kitten and the hospital was very clean. I was extremely upset, but the way they treated my furbaby made me feel much better. They took him back and examined him, thankfully nothing was broken. The examination was supposed to be $97 because it was after hours. But, they only charged me $52. I hope to never have an emergency with my animals again, but if it were to happen, this would be the only place I'd go to. Truly a caring hospital. Read Less

Very INHUMANE place... brought my dog because he fell from our bed and they charged $463.00 for x-rays. Dog had a fracture and the Vet advised that it needed surgery... they wanted to charge me $4,300.00 for the surgery, since I didn't had that pocket change, they told me that they could amputee the the fractured leg for just $975.00. I was very disappointed DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG HERE. I went to Paws 2 Help on West Palm Beach and the xrays were $93.00 ans dog had the surgery for $1,200.00. Really...???? I will not bring my dogs here EVER.Read Less

The ENTIRE staff was friendly, respectful and knowledgeable. Wish I could give them more stars as my furball was treated as well as she could have. Would recommend to anyone and everyone. Top notch care. Read Less

I have been taking my dogs to Coral Spring Animal Hospital for boarding and treatment for few years now.  They provide excellent service and their staff is caring, professional and knowledgeable.  Highly recommended. Read Less

We have been taking our German Shepherd to see Dr. Schwartz and Dr.Thomas for 2 years. Both Doctors are super nice and sweet! They spend lots of time getting to know your pet and making them feel at ease! I have never had a Vet take so much time to do whatever it takes to make you feel welcome and their number 1 priority! Truly a class act! The staff is always very pleasant and very helpful in anyway necessary. They too make you feel welcome and a priority. Overall just a great hospital! Thanks for everything! Read Less

I brought my cat in for what I suspected was a serious uterine infection, which was confirmed. I was told the procedure would be between $4600 and $5100 and if I didn't act immediately, my animal would most certainly be dead by the morning and would need to be euthanized because it would be in pain. Even though there is nothing illegal, it certainly begs the question because you maybe dealing with a pet emergency and may not stop to think about the cost. You may be paying fees that are quite "jacked." Do some research if time permits. In my humble opinion, I wouldn't put it past them to give you a choice for you to spend money on x-rays to confirm that your dog is missing its paw. Captain Obvious didn't walk away, he ran away from here. Although the care and expertise at CSAH is beyond question, this "place" is nothing more than a money factory." Do some research before shopping here. "The only exception maybe if your animal has stopped breathing or bleeding that can't be stopped. In any event get a firm grip on your credit cards" I was in complete shock and dismay at what would typically be between $750-$1500. Can you imagine? They were basically using this pretext to grossly over-charge me by pulling at my and the caregiver's heart strings; almost 5X the charge???. I brought my cat into to a competing hospital in the AM in Hollywood, Fl. The initial charge was $1172 and I actually got a credit for $109 leaving the bill at around $1100 total. My cat is doing great thanks to the care at the other veterinary surgeon. The care at the second animal hospital was wonderful and the entire staff was caring. The procedure was done on a Saturday, and the same care was given even though it was the weekend. If you want to go to a production facility, watch them build vehicles at an assembly plant, not an animal hospital that spits out bills as fast as they can turn animals over. At CSAH it seems big profit margins are just as important as the care. Just like additional options when you buy a vehicle, watch how they give you different options for your pet care depending how much you're apt to spend. It's just so sad how they take financial advantage of distraught animal owners. Please remember that every situation is different. I do however encourage anyone to investigate other animal hospitals prior to selecting this one unless you just have too much money to burn and nothing is too good for "Gigi." Read Less

I have used them several times over the years for our pet emergencies. There is no finer facility in all of South Florida. Their staff is wonderful and very caring. If you want the best for your pet(s) you cannot do better. Read Less

It's just a great place if you have to go see a vet. The staff is helpful and caring and the doctors are knowledgeable and gentle. Two vets in  separate Boca animal hospitals referred me to Dr. Perez who was amazing. My Cairn Terrier, Elizabeth, is doing much better since her treatments at Coral Springs Read Less

Thanks for all you are doing for Cocopuff... We feel as though she can't be in better hands then with all of you at CSAH. Every day gives us a little more hope that she will pull through but we know Coco still has a long way to go... No matter what the outcome, we know that you did and are doing everything that can be done and we appreciate it. Read Less

As a nurse, a bit of knowledge is sometimes not a good thing...we always think the worst thing that can happen... but taking Puppet to Coral Springs Animal Hospital has always been a rewarding experience for both of us...Whether good news or bad, Dr. Bruce Sullivan is always reassuring, compassionate, knowledgeable - and fully explains what may or may not happen....no place is better...and I also appreciate the staff, who always handles Puppet's insurance papers so quickly. Thank you to all. Read Less

Do not take your pet to Coral Springs Animal Hospital Oncology Department. The Oncologist, Alvarez, did a procedure on my dog and then could not find the report for an entire week while my dog was suffering. Turns out, the report was on placed on his desk the day after the procedure. In conclusion my dog had to be put down (by another veterinarian after suffering greatly whilst Alvarez and the oncology department takes Friday through Sunday off. Read Less

THE WORST... DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET TO THIS ER. My regular vet called ahead to let them know we were coming. She needed to be in the hospital overnight, she faxed over all my dogs information so that they would know why, what and how. We get there and we are ignored, my dog needed to be on insulin ASAP.. 2.5 hours we sat there while they were too busy with "emergencies". We left, took her to a great hospital in Cooper City, where they immediately took care of my dog, even before I finished the paperwork. The 4 hours my dog was off the insulin set her back. I wouldn't take an ant to this place. Read Less

What an amazing place! Unfortunately our cat was injured and we had to put him down but the staff was so compassionate and took great care of our boy. Then we received a hand written card offering their condolences to my family! Thank you for making this very difficult time a little less difficult. I highly recommend this place! Read Less

Almost perfect...Dr. Sullivan was very attentive with my concerns. I loved that he was so patient with my hyperactive pet and affectionate towards her. The hospital is clean and well kept. The nurses are friendly and use baby-like voices with the animals which made Charlotte feel right at home. I loved that! The one and only small complaint that I have is that one of the receptionists at the front desk was not very warm and welcoming. I noticed she had rolled her eyes as I was walking away after I had apparently gushed about my pet a little too long for her taste. No biggie. I still highly recommend this hospital. ;-) Read Less

Late Sunday night I had to take my 9 year old lab to the emergency clinic. My worst fears were imagined, ruptured abdominal tumor. I had never been to the clinic before and expected it to be a cold and unsympathetic place. My experience couldn't have been further from that. Dr Benton and her emergency staff (especially Shannon) went above and beyond making me feel comfortable. I was given all the information I needed in a compassionate way, and when it came time to make the horrible decision they were all kind and patient. In what was a heartbreaking and unbearable time, Dr Benton and staff were unbelievably understanding. They made my dog Marathon comfortable and let her go to sleep in the most loving way. For never meeting Marathon or me, they didn't make us feel like strangers. I would recommend the e clinic at Coral Springs Animal Hospital to anyoneRead Less

Hope I never have to use their services. Took my dog to Dr Pelosi the Cardiologist. Jojo was coughing constantly and wanted to find out if it was heart related. Turns out he had two large masses in his lungs. Then saw the Uncologist Dr Alvarez. He wanted me to go thru a series of tests. Before proceeding any further, I called my Vet Dr Kalick. I spent 1,200,00 for the Cardioligist and then they wanted 1,400.00 for the cancer treatment. The bottom line is they knew Jojo had very little time left and yet they were ready to take all this money when his condition was hopeless. My sweet Jojo died two days later and yet they wanted all this money for unnecessary testing. Read Less

Compassionate, professional, thorough, understanding... I could go on and on! On a night I thought I was going to lose my dog, Cheyenne, they were there for me and my girl. They showed TRUE compassion. I felt so safe having her in their care. Dr. Schwartz, Dr. Thomas, the ER team, and the rest of the staff are the reason Cheyenne made the recovery she did. Dr. Schwartz treats every pet like they're her own, and Cheyenne absolutely adores her (and so do I)!! She really wants only the best for them, putting her heart into all she does. She kept me updated numerous times throughout the day when Cheyenne was in the ER for 3 days. She checked in on us everyday when we brought Cheyenne home. I have never felt so at ease with any doctor (even with my own doctors! Lol). She truly goes above and beyond. I am eternally grateful. I left my old vet to have my pups see Dr. Schwartz regularly, and I am so glad I did!Read Less

I just wanted to thank everyone at this hospital for the help, support and sympathy towards me and my family on 10/8/16. We lost two beautiful Yorkies, Chanel & Gucci, mother and daughter, members of our family, who were extremely happy girls and full of life, and who made us even happier by being a part of our lives. I wish I could remember all the faces of those that were present that day at the hospital, everyone was sincerely sorry for our loss and did their very best to help us through this horrible moment. A week after, we received a card in the mail from them, and we were deeply moved by this gesture. I thank you all from the bottom of my heart. The Vargas-Diaz-Perez Family Read Less

The staff at this ER was amazing. They took my kitten back right away to start figuring out what was going on. I won't get into the entire story but I can say that the people who helped my boy were amazing. Even though there was nothing that could be done for my Damien, they helped me to quickly end his suffering. They prepared him for us, made paw print molds and gave us all the time we needed with him in a nice quiet room. Yesterday, I received a letter from them. It was just a card at first glance but the staff actually wrote in there to express their sympathy. Although I was unable to do anything other than help my baby transition and be with him until the end, I would use this hospital again if one of my other animals ever got sick. Thank you for everything you did for my baby. Read Less

The doctors and staff at Coral Springs Animal Hospital are our heroes. Our regular vet was out of town and recommended we bring our dog here when we had an emergency involving Chocolate poisoning. The staff was good about keeping us posted on his progress and making our sweet pup feel comfortable during his overnight stay. I would definitely recommend this hospital to all my friends and family. Read Less

My Sweete Maltese is 14 years old and meant the world to me!!! I'm so happy to have the Coral Springs Animal Hospital to treat her of a wild animal bite. Gippsy got the best care not only from the Doctors, but also from all the staff!!!! They not only had the patience and understanding of my tears, and they manage to gave me back the confidence and trust that I lost with my last veterinarian!!!! I found, that in the Coral Springs Animal Springs treat us with love, and for that...We love them back!!!!!!!Read Less

I first found this animal hospital in the case of an emergency with my little Cav. Since then, we have been back many times and even with our kitten. Needless to say, all of the doctors and technicians are beyond wonderful. They have helped us through two very hard times with different animals and it truly is a comfortable place. Thank you to everyone once again last night for helping my little Misty, of course Dr. Chouster and Jouse, her regular technician whom we always trust! Read Less

After my furbaby pasted unexpectedly and the staff and doctors went above and beyond for my family. They gave us time to think about exactly what we wanted to do with him, the vet met with us and gave us an explanation for what may of happened to him, a pawprint impression, and i just revived a card in the mail that the doctor and staff on call that night hand wrote in for us! They were definitely a bright spot in a dark time Read Less

Can we stop for a minute and talk about how absolutely amazing this place is? After an unexpected accident left one of our pet needing emergency care the friendly emergency staff helped us get him taken care of and set us up to come back and get follow up care. Every time we walk in they treat us like family and like our pet is there own. We just moved to the area and were in search for a vet. Needless to say we have found our permanent vet for all of our pets here at the Coral Springs Animal Hospital. Read Less

Medical Mercenaries: This hospital is not a loving, caring facility but a mere business that preys on the emotions of loving pet owners to empty their bank accounts. Disgraceful! While technically proficient and medically competent, the managerial staff at Coral Springs Animal Hospital are pure medical mercenaries who, after bleeding the caring and loving owners of pets dry of their money, shamefully release pets they know are in dire need of medical treatment because the owners can longer afford to pay their exorbitant care for treatment. They are heartless and I would not recommend anyone bring their beloved pet to this institution because, once your money runs out, so does their concern and "professional" care they provide to your pet. Background: I initially brought my Rottweiler into their hospital initially in May of 2014; a very strong and very active and good-natured dog, he had become inactive and withdrawn. My vet indicated he was diabetic and had significantly high levels of glucose and ketones in his blood and recommended I admit him to the Coral Springs Animal Hospital. The staff there was technically competent and provided care to bring my pet's glucose under control. However, their costs for treatment were incredibly high: a three-day stay at the hospital cost me $5,600. They were unrelenting on working on any discount for me, a middle-class person of average economic means. The only assistance they me a "payment plan" which I declined (because of the interest rate their financial plan charged was considerably higher than I obtained by putting it on my credit card). I again brought my pet into the Coral Springs Animal Hospital in April 2016 when again, my good-natured rottweiler became withdrawn and exhibited a loss of appetite. The medical staff, who, again was very technically competent, diagnosed my pet with Diabetic Ketoacidosis and a urinary tract infection. He was in their facility for two days and a bill for over $4,000 was again rung up. They wanted to keep him for another day and a half to monitor his blood sugar level and the progress of the antibiotics for the urinary tract infection, however, the additional cost would add ANOTHER $2,100 to my bill (making the total cost over $6,000). When I asked for some mercy on the billing indicating I am not a person of such economic means that I can spend over $11,000 in two years on my dog's treatment for diabetes, they coldly responded that there was nothing they would do to mitigate my bill and again offered me their "Payment Plan". When I could not afford to pay any more, they ceased any further medical treatment for an animal they knew was ill and in a "delicate state" as they described it and discharged my animal. All the while their staff harangued me and my wife as be cruel, uncaring individuals. While I understand the hospital is in business to make money, charging patients $26.00 for a glucose monitoring strip that I pay a mere $0.75 for at the pharmacy is indeed exorbitant. When I respectfully requested they trim some of their profit level to keep their costs reasonable to the average, middle-class pet owner, they would not even consider it - even after the fact that I pointed out I spend over $10,000 at their hospital between my current visit and my prior visit just two years ago in May 2014. I am not asking for anything for free, as I have been raised with the ethics of hard work and one should pay for what they want; however, I feel that I am being taken advantage of by this facility and they are using my emotions as a caring pet owner, to charge prices that are extremely unfair. The only thing the owners of this facility care about is MAKING MONEY; if their emphasis was actually on providing healthcare for animals in need and easing their pain and suffering they would not charge such high prices, and work compassionately with pet owners to reduce some costs and not discharge animals they KNOW to be sick and in need of medical care. Now I am following up Banfield Animal Hospital. Read Less

I have been taking my pets to Coral Springs Animal Hospital since 2012. I recently had to take my Buddy because he was acting as if he was in pain. 1.We got there at 6pm but they still charged me the ER fee. He was given some pain med & an estimate of over $500.00 for blood work but no one explained what they would be looking for in the blood work. The next day he was still acting as if he was in pain so I called but was advised to wait a couple of days to see if the pain meds helped. I took him for a second opinion to another vet & without even running any test this vet knew exactly what Buddy had which was a dislocated disk on his spine. They ran xrays, gave him 2 shots, send him home with 3 types of meds & my final bill was half of what I would have paid at Coral Springs Animal Hospital for just blood work which obviously I would have ended up paying another $1,000 for xrays because nothing would have come up in the xrays. I am so disappointed with the treatment I received, this is after having to put my other baby down just a month before. Makes me wonder if I should have taken her elsewhere to get a second opinion if she would have still been with us. Read Less

I think that this hospital pays people to write good reviews. They are uncaring, unprofessional, and rude. I saved my own dog after they almost killed her. I am a nurse. The manager suggested tge dog lived because of a miracle. The only miracle was getting the dog out before they gave her even more sedatives and killed her.Read Less

Having your beloved dog in distress in the middle of the night has got to be one of life's most trying experiences. The staff at C.S. Animal Hospital was calming and efficient from my initial panicked phone call through admission and consultation. I left my precious pet with them for the remainder of the night, feeling she was in safe and caring hands. I would recommend this facility for any and all stressed out pet parents in the wee hours!!Read Less

I adopted a dog from the animal shelter, after 5 days he was sick, I went to Coral Springs Animal Hospital as an emergency(because my own vet would not see me that day) Need to say it was the best thing that I did,my new pet Max was very Ill, they took the upmost care to find out what was wrong. After all the tests I was given all the medicines needed to take care of Max. It was a 50/50 change it would help. I am glad to say that Max has made a full recovery and is doing very good. Thanks to all of the staff that was there to help me. Rita Read Less

WORST HOSPITAL EVER! MAKE SURE YOU TELL THEM YOU ARE NOT RICH SINCE THE BEGINNING AND DON'T ALLOW THEM TO GIVE YOU THE GUILT TRIP!I took my Yorkie in 2009 to this place with the same very bad cold symptoms and they prescribed antibiotics, they were pricey at that time, but still affordable. This time I decided to try them again, should have checked the reviews first before going. After the Dr. takes a look at my dog, she comes in the room and tells me that my dog is getting oxygen (without my consent) and that she needs to stay overnight to get more oxygen (she wasn't sure for how long, a minimum of a day, which cost approximately of $75 per hour). She handed me a long list that included many, many different tests to check fluids in her lungs, heart, blood work, x-rays, she started talking about the possibility of this being related to cancer. Estimate total is over $3000. I couldn't believe she was serious.I explained to the Dr that I am currently not working and that I won't be able to afford this. She started trying to make me feel bad since that my dog can die due to her age (she is already 13 years old). I explained to her that my dog gets twice a year this same kind of condition that I am aware is very common in Yorkies, that she has always been treated for the same problem, to please prescribe her the usual antibiotics. She insisted on the tests and actually came down to about $900, but I was firm telling her that I still couldn't afford it and that I would prefer to take my dog to someplace else more affordable in Miami. She goes to get my dog and then comes back with a sad face telling me that when she tried to remove the oxygen, my dog suddenly turned purple, that she might not make it to Miami, she will pass away before that, she believes that it will be better for me to allow them to put her to sleep. I told her that I couldn't understand what's going on since my dog was running to the door trying to go out this morning and she seemed only congested. She insisted on making me feel very guilty for my decision of putting her life at risk.Finally they bring my dog back and another lady comes and starts talking about my options of applying for Care Credit to cover the expenses and later about euthanasia since according to her my dog was suffering, since I refused, she asked me to sign a document saying that I have been informed of the risk and will waive liability from them if my dog dies. My dog looks dizzy, not sure what she has been through, but she looks even more ill than when I brought her. I was charged about $170, including one hour of oxygen. I took my dog to Miami, the Dr never mentioned anything about putting her to sleep, no overnight stay, no oxygen required, gave her two shots, prescribed antibiotics and something for the cough. At the clinic she started feeling better and she even spitted some of the phlegm. Total cost $169. Now like 4 hours later, she is sleeping and sounding much better. Thanks God!!Someone should put a stop to this "Hospital", you would think that in a Hospital people will tend to be more honest, but definitely not this one. They're just trying to take advantage and ripping you off in any way they can. They deserve zero stars. Read Less

Although I had to go there on 2 occasions (my kitty needed to have the FVCP vaccine which is done in 3 installments) -- the first vet we saw was very lovely -- although they DID NOT fully honor a 'gift certificate" I received that was issued BY THEM as a prize at a 'adoption weekend" event I attended... the certificate clearly stated it was for the first exam , shots, etc.... but I still had to pay out over $80 ----- the second time we went to follow up to get the second shot we had to see a different vet. Dr Harrison is HORRID -- she is unprofessional and all she cares about is MONEY. They NEVER discuss pricing or options with you when you are in the exam room. I went in for a $29 vaccine and when I got to the check out, they said I owed them $240 ---- all because this Vet used a black light on my kitty because she felt he had some 'skin' thing like ringworm -- which he NEVER got...--- she ordered this bath remedy and the black light and that cost over $200??? She is HORRID...save yourself time, money and aggravation and go to a VCA animal clinic instead.... they are the way to go!! Read Less

Thank you to all of the doctors and nurses at Coral Springs Animal Hospital! I've never met such a caring and knowledgeable group of people. My cat Oreo is feeling much better after her accident and has recovered fully.When first arriving at the facility, I thought that there would be little or no personal attention because it's so big. But because this was an emergency, I did not care... Thankfully, the opposite is true. Dr. Hardy and Dr. Barra did an excellent job and keep me informed at all times. They followed up with me personally after the procedure and you could tell they really care - they're not just doing their job.Forever grateful,M. Behr Read Less

I have only dealt with one of the vets there and I was referred by my normal vet to see Dr. Sawyer. My dog had an atypical presentation of an autoimmune disease. While the initial diagnosis and treatment was quite expensive and probably 50% higher than a similar procedure at my regular vet, they have been very good about only having yearly checkups where the office visit of the specialist is about 3 times a regular vet visit. Plus, Dr. Sawyer has been very good about helping to keep the treatment costs down and sending prescriptions to a regular pharmacy as well as my regular vet. Bottom line to me is that all 24/7 offices have higher cost and tend to have multiple specialists as well. Another similar practice in Cooper City has a heart specialist when another of my dogs needed evaluation. Their costs were equally high. The bottom line is that every pet owner has to make a decision as to what is "medically necessary" and when treatment is of little value. The area of vet specialists seems to be new and there is little competition at this point. As more owners demand these sorts of specialists, the market will bring the costs down. But, just as I would not go to a plastic surgeon to get a cut stitched, there are people who do and will willingly pay the costs associated with it. I always tell people that it is possible to survive on almost any food budget. But, the less money you have, the more work and effort it takes to stay within it. A person always has the option to go to a different vet and shop around until you get a good price and service for your money. But, you may need to drive a half hour instead of around the block for it. Read Less