Animal Cancer Care Clinic

The doctor took a lot of time withJesse and me. He explained everything in great detail. I was very worried as Jesse also has a heart murmur. I wasn’t sure how the chemo would affect her overall. The doctor was able relieve my fears. She is doing well. Thank you for your care.

I just wanted to hop on here and write a very good review since when I first got into this location I was scared because of some less than good reviews. We called Animal Cancer Care and were able to get into this Deerfield beach location on a cancellation. Scared and saddened, the staff made us feel so much better. They run the clinic on time which is a huge help and with compassion. Dr. Fernandez is nothing short of an outstanding person with just the right demeanor and bedside manner to help. Patiently always answers all our questions and we never feel rushed. Our dog Roxy is now in remission and we feel good about the care she is getting. If you are in the unfortunate situation of having a dog diagnosed with cancer, this is a place with heart and knowledge to help.

I am giving them such a bad score, not because they are inexperienced but because of the general experience. Henry passed away yesterday He was diagnosed with lymphoma but the cause of death was a blood clot in the lungs This is a possible side effect of chemo I was not told about- At last visit he was emaciated but they did not back off on treatment. The information and tic =was poor. Maybe cause of Covid but with this serious situation I believe we should have had a consult or at least a phone call from the doctor. I was never told the size of the cancer which was told to me by the er clinic. where he died from spitting up blood. I called to cancel and tell them he was gone and no call to find out the details which should have been of interest in understanding future treatments. I would avoid chemo on pets unless you really research it and get all the details. Cancer can kill but, so can chemo--It can be very nasty on a pet. Make your choices carefully and get a second opinion

I made a switch from Coral Springs Animal Hospital to the animal Cancer Care Clinic! I am so satisfied at least currently! Today was our first visit, nothing but pleasant sass! They show a sense of urgency and they care! They treated my pet like family! That is all we ask for! Not just to be another number!

My precious 9 year old kitty, who had been treated for fibrosarcoma last year at ACCC in FTL, is now losing her battle with cancer after her tumors have since returned and are inoperable. I’ve been watching her show me she’s not well in her eyes and the sadness I see on her face. But I haven’t been able to bring myself to make the ultimate decision just yet. I needed an oncologist’s opinion. I saw Dr. Fernandez today at the Deerfield location and he couldn’t have been kinder or more patient in helping me figure out how to navigate her last days to weeks with me. I can’t begin to thank him enough for how sensitive and thoughtful he was towards me and my Minnie “Mouse.” He came up with one more last ditch effort to make her more comfortable, so we’ll see if it helps at all. Either way, I’m grateful for his approach and appreciation for my breaking heart. Danielle was amazing. Carried my baby out to my car for me and just talked with me. She was so kind and supportive and offered to help me any way she could during this difficult time. I knew, going in, this wasn’t a visit to save her, but to help give me confidence about what exactly she’s dealing with internally and what, realistic, time she has left. I really needed her checked by a professional and solid advice based on that assessment. I got all of that and more. Thank you both for being the caring, compassionate human beings us pet parents deserve. This is a great little team and I will always be grateful to them.