Hometown Pet Care Center

Absolutely terrible experience!!!!!! I took my little French bulldog here 4 seperate times and each time I came out more confused, they gave 0 clear answers for what was happening and charging us 100’s in useless medicine. They took x rays, did blood work, and told us he was fine. Now about a month later, I have gone to a new vet to come to find out my frenchie has cancer and has had cancer and it has spread to the majority of his body and his case is so severe no surgery can help him. If you care about your pets health and well being I would not go here.

Dr Kramer and Bonnie were very welcoming with open arms as we switched to their clinic from another one. Appointment scheduling was easy, checking in was easy. All of the employees walk around relaxed with a smile..and they treat you like family right off the bat! You have a really good thing going there that this community needs! Thank you guys so much!

This was an urgent care visit because my husky was attacked by another dog. They treated her with such kindness and compassion! I really appreciate your prompt and careful response for Kaeda! She is doing much better and we have you to thank for it!

Doctor Kramer is the most compassionate and understanding medical professional on earth. He treats the pets, pet owners, and his staff so well. The modern world could learn a thing or two from him. We are so lucky to have this gem of a practice in Sebastian. Highly recommend.

My mother was brining all of our dogs here since our first dog named Brownie in 1998. I remember sitting in the office as a little kid and seeing the Kennedy pictures on the wall. The vet was quirky and kind and my mother really got along with him. In 2008 my mother brought in a pregnant stray tortoise kitten that she couldn't keep due to allergies. She had a limp and no tail and was named Bunny. The vet let us come into visit her kittens. He cared for Brownie when she her legs due to jumping, removed many of Bandit's teeth and 4 of his mouth tumors, and Deisel's pancreas problems. He put down Brownie in 2013 after she had a seizure at 15. And although he was retired from euthanasia in 2022 he agreed to put down Bandit at 17 after his inoperable tumor had drained his strength. Deisel had a stroke in 2023 at 15 and was also put down, but by the newer doctor. We don't have any dogs currently. But I will always praise this office, the doctors, and the staff for giving my pets a good long life at an extraordinarily good price. Thank you for all you do and continue to do.