Animal & Exotic Medical Center

Today was my first time here. Everyone was super friendly and the vet was very knowledgeable and helpful! He went over everything clearly and really took his time with Mikey. Thank you. Definitely will be back soon with my others!

I’m so grateful for the amazing care my guinea pig received! The team was very attentive, diagnosed the issue, and treated him effectively. We’re so happy and relieved—our little one is feeling great now!

We are a senior / Hospice dog sanctuary and long-standing client of this amazing veterinary practice. From scheduling our appointments to the appointments themselves, Dr. Tony and his staff have always been friendly, caring and very knowledgeable. We are never rushed and the time is taken to address our questions and concerns. With the help of Dr. Tony and his staff, we have had to say goodbye to many of our senior / Hospice fur babies. These decisions are never made lightly and we have relied on this wonderful group of people to help us make the decision best for our pets. Every single euthanasia experience involved an open discussion, careful consideration of the issues at hand but most importantly…compassion for the tough decision we were faced with and the ultimate loss of a loved one. Dr. Tony and his staff fight the good fight alongside us - ensuring our senior / Hospice dogs are getting the best care possible. It is because of this, we trust Dr. Tony and his staff implicitly.

I’m writing this on behalf of my best friend, Toffee. Toffee left us on September 14. He wasn’t feeling well—he wasn’t eating on his own but wasn’t refusing the critical care I was giving him. I took him to Dr. Tony’s office to check him out, and after the examination, Dr. Tony said everything seemed normal but suggested it might be dental issues, as Toffee had previously undergone a dental procedure. I trusted his judgment. The next day, I dropped Toffee off for the dental procedure and picked him up afterward. Dr. Tony mentioned that this time they had to keep him under anesthesia for an extra 10-15 minutes but assured me he should be back to normal by Sunday. I trusted him, thinking everything was fine. When I got home, I didn’t want to disturb Toffee, so I let him rest for a couple of hours. Around 7 p.m., I gave him his critical care, and I noticed his eyes were bloody red, and he wasn’t moving. I kept telling myself that everything must be okay, or else why would Dr. Tony have sent him home? Later, at 11 p.m., I gave him his critical care again. The next morning, at 4:30 a.m., I woke up and found him unconscious. I rushed him back to Dr. Tony’s office at the Animal and Exotic Medical Center. All Dr. Tony said was, “I’m sorry, my deepest condolences to you and your family.” He didn’t even confirm if Toffee had passed away at that moment. When I picked up Toffee’s ashes, I asked Dr. Tony why he hadn’t confirmed if Toffee was dead when I brought him in. He told me he had checked after I left, something that should have been done in front of me. I can’t help but wonder if keeping him under anesthesia longer than necessary contributed to this outcome. I still don’t understand why Toffee had to stay under for extra time, and why no one consulted me about it.

Dr. Tony at Animal exotic vet is amazing. He loves all animals and the staff are always polite and helpful It is a wonderful place!! I’ve been taking my 2 now senior dogs to Dr. Tony for 14 years. He’s done surgery one 1 dog and literally got down on the floor with the other dog when it was time to go over the rainbow bridge. He has such compassion. You won’t be disappointed.