Thrive Pet Healthcare Specialists Miami

Took my dog here for treatment and saw Dr Williams. She was amazing. Very calm, took my dog right in and made suggestions as to tests which I did. The results came back super fast and they were able to treat her right away. I would definitely bring any of my animals to Thrive and would strongly recommend Dr Williams to everyone.

I had a fantastic experience at this pet emergency clinic. The night staff were incredibly friendly and compassionate. The doctor went above and beyond, ensuring I stayed until my baby Rose was stable and well-cared for. I’m so grateful for their attentive and dedicated care!

We brought our dog in today for an emergency visit after she was wounded at the groomer. Our dog has a rare genetic condition that affects her skin and joints. We rarely find professionals who are aware of her condition( ehlers- danlos) because it is so rare in dogs. My dog was treated by Dr. Williams. Dr. Williams was EXTREMELY knowledgeable on the subject and even took time to research what she was unsure of to ensure the best outcome for our beloved shih tzu. We really can't say enough positive things about Thrive and the treatment we received from the doctors and nurses who work there. We will certainly be back! Thanks so much for taking care of Baby! I would recommend Thrive, Dr. Williams and the wonderful nurses who assisted us for any Vetrinary emergency or primary care need.

Had a little scare with my own pup, Cooper this morning. I didn't not hesitate to rush him to Thrive Pet Healthcare Miami. I knew he would be in the BEST hands. 🙌 He's doing well and resting. He was very grateful for all the kisses and belly rubs from the whole team 🐶 💚💙 Thank you very much for the top-notch care. Amazing experience, great nurses and amazing doctors!

If your dog is in dire need of care, do NOT send them here. I experienced the heartbreaking loss of my beautiful 10 month old Bully because of their neglect and carelessness. My dog had a respiratory virus where she was super sick, had troubles breathing, and hadn’t drank water or eaten. As soon as I brought her in, the veterinarian looked at me in disgust and said “first of all, why is your dog so overweight?” Which was not true as she was a very strong and healthy bully- all muscle, no fat. My dog and I were waiting in the room for their care for over an hour until I opened up a credit card because they forced me to pay $3200 before care even took place. Even though it was an EMERGENCY. I was waiting and waiting, wondering why my dog was not being seen, only until my credit card was approved did they come see her. After leaving my dog in their care, they called me and hour and a half (around 7:30pm) after taking her in saying they finally gave her fluids. I called again around 10:30pm to hear updates, to learn her breathing had gotten worse. Then at 2:30am they called, bluntly asking, “So I’m just calling to ask, if you had to make a decision on Lila… what would that be.” I was completely confused and asked what they meant by “a decision”, and what decision I had to make for my dog, given they had no explanation for what they called for. After asking multiple times what that meant, they said “well, Lila went into cardiac arrest and passed away.” So there was no decision to make. I was left with a bill of $2800 for them to neglect my dog, and only give her an IV for treatment, which was given 3 hours after we entered the hospital. I’ve had to deal with the heartbreak of losing my daughter due to neglect and carelessness, and left with a new credit card of $2800 that I’ve had to struggle to pay for. I hope this never happens to anyone and their loved ones, and seeing their other reviews, they should be shut down. ALSO when I came to pick up her ashes, the people at the front desk (as I was crying) were cracking jokes behind the desk and couldn’t even act professional or sympathetic for 2 minutes while i painstakingly picked up my daughters remains. From the bottom of my heart, I hope these people find a different career where they never have to care for any other living beings. They are absolutely cruel. (First photo is a week prior vs when she went in for care)