Town and Country Animal Hospital

I brought my brother-​in-​laws dog here about 2 years ago after finding them on Google because she had a mass growing on her side. I’m very protective of her (a nice way of saying overly obsessed) and had to make sure she had the best treatment. The staff was so nice and removed the mass and spayed her at the same time. She has absolutely no scars from the procedures.
I myself got a dog March of this year and decided to bring her here because of the amazing experience I had before. The staff is so amazing and kind. They always get excited to see Boca and want to keep her haha I have no complaints. I always recommend this vet to my friends. Even my dog doesn’t get the normal scared puppy habits where you have to drag her in the room when she goes there because everyone loves her and makes her feel at home.
We just got her spayed yesterday and picked her up today and I cannot express my happiness completely. She wasn’t crying and wanting to go home. The staff was so kind and gave us good feedback and not just «she’s doing ok» when we would call to check on her.
I know there are bad reviews on here but everywhere has them. But I promise you this staff will make you and your dog feel at home. If you’re looking for a vet, give them a try. Go on their website and get coupons too!

I have been coming to this hospital for 5 years. The staff are nice and friendly. My dog’s Doctor, Jill Child is nice and knowledgeable. Honestly, I have nothing bad to say about the hospital in general.
The only reason I am giving 3 stars is for lack of staff in the groomers department. They only have one person. Rosie, is a nice groomer however, the last few times I have taken my dog to her, she does a sloppy job. My dog stays with knots and I have to go home brush out the knots she left untouched. They need more staff. One person shouldn’t only be doing grooming. Also is ridiculous the amount of time I leave my poor dog at the groomer. It shouldn’t take no more than 2 hours to get the job done. Mind you I have a small dog and would make an appointment everytime. I had dropped off my dog early in the morning and my dog would not be done until the afternoon.

I’ve been going to Town and Country Animal Hospital for years. I’ve never seen my dog so happy for a vet visit. The staff is so welcoming and sweet! I drive out of my way to come here but it’s totally worth it!

If you want your pet to be put to death by an unprofessional, insensitive, condescending, uneducated, incompetent, quack, then, by all means, go see «Dr.» Michael Mordaunt.
While walking my dog, my gf notices that he has lost the ability to walk. She rushes over to Town & Country Animal Hospital. During the visit, it is revealed that my dog also has a 106° fever. He is put on IV & kept overnight. We called for updates & were told that my dog’s fever had dissipated.
I call to make sure that we can pick him up the next morning. The tech immediately tells me that my dog has been moaning nonstop. We rush over. He was brought into the room & was still moaning uncontrollably. It seemed like he was in pain. It was heartbreaking.
Anyway, in comes «Dr.» Mordaunt. The first words out of his mouth are, «Well, we have to talk about putting him to sleep». First of all, even if this were in any way the case, what kind of a jackass just comes in & nonchalantly says that? My gf (who is a doctor, by the way), immediately questions him & asks, «Why?» Mordaunt then says, «He is in the end stages of his life. He’s dying.» My gf, very intelligently & logically (two traits that Mordaunt does not possess) states, «His bloodwork doesn’t show anything. What is the problem that he is having?» She also asks what the blood culture showed (she was under the impression that a blood culture was also done. It had not been). «Dr.» Mordaunt then, very condescendingly, asks her (knowing full well that she is an actual doctor), «You do know the difference between regular bloodwork & a blood culture, right?» Again, my dog is seemingly dying in front of this petty piece of garbage & he has the audacity to try to talk down to his owner in the midst of all this? The level of unprofessionalism, & apparent jealousy, displayed by this clown was shocking.
Anyway, we continue. Mordaunt then says «Your dog is dying. You need to accept it.» My girlfriend then says, «You still haven’t told me what my dog is dying of. The bloodwork doesn’t reveal anything. You haven’t done any xrays. So, how on earth can you say that my dog is dying? Dying from what?» Again, completely logical and rational. His answer? «I’ve been doing this for 40 years.» What the hell does that mean? How does that answer any of these questions? It’s really sad that you’ve been doing this for 40 years and you are willing to put a poor little dog to sleep without having any evidence whatsoever that he is dying. All because he is moaning. Wouldn’t a real dr try to find out the cause of his pain? Wouldn’t a real dr do an xray, something, anything, to try to find out what is causing this, not just say «Hey, he’s old. Let’s kill him»?
Oh, & we’re still not done with this pile of excrement. Mordaunt then callously says, «Well, I have other patients waiting. What are you going to do?» Yes, my friends, this pathetic excuse for a «vet» asked us to accelerate our decision on our dog’s fate because it was taking up too much of his precious time. «Dr.» Mordaunt is a scumbag. Plain and simple. If anyone needs to be put to sleep, it is this old, decrepit, senile, bag of bones.
During a 2^nd opinion, Dr. Michael Wong vehemently disagreed with «Dr.» Mordaunt. He ordered an MRI which showed my dog only had a slipped disc in his neck. He found NOTHING terminal and said that the moaning was not because of pain. Which was completely correct, as my dog has stopped doing it since he’s been home. It’s been 10 days since Mordaunt wanted to execute my dog, by the way, and he’s perfectly fine.
So, in conclusion, this scumbag was going to execute my dog for the simple fact that he was moaning, never bothering to figure out the root cause. Think about it, how many other pets has this «doctor» doomed to premature deaths because of his utter incompetence? How he ever received a degree is beyond me. Dr. Wong saved my dog’s life. My girlfriend’s decision to ignore «Dr.» Mordaunt’s uneducated opinion saved my dog’s life. Maybe if you wouldn’t have graduated from that Philippines Community College, you wouldn’t have been completely outclassed by a newly graduated medical student, huh, Mordaunt? So much for that totally unjustified arrogance & those 40 years of experience, huh, buddy?
The only way I’d ever take my dog back to T&C Animal Hosp. would be for him to take a huge steaming dump on Mordaunt’s desk. Every day that my dog lives is a big FU in Mordaunt’s face

I used to take my two dogs (they have since passed) and currently take my 3 cats here. They are in the pricier side of things BUT I’ve never felt that they have tried to «steal» my money. And I trust them with my pets wholeheartedly. The whole staff of great… and I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Mordaunt. This is a lengthy review… but if you love your pet like family, this recounts some very human moments from their staff and how they treat their patients, and it is worth reading.
I first came across them about 14 years ago… one of my dogs had a tumor that was scheduled to be removed at another facility in about a week’s time, but it «burst» suddenly and was bleeding. I called several emergency hospitals to take her, and was turned away… thankfully. I literally walked into their hospital without even calling and asked them to please help me, and help my dog. Without hesitation, they took her in not knowing anything about her. They became my vets from that point forward.
Fast forward to 2009 (my dogs are 15 and 16 years old at this point) and on the Saturday of Mother’s Day weekend 2009, the oldest one (six months shy of 17) suddenly began seizing when I took her out for her walk. She had never had seizures. Since it was a Saturday, after closing time, I called their number expecting to be patched through to their emergency line. Instead, they answered the phone, and Dr. Mordaunt told me to bring her immediately. I saw him giving her meds that would stop a grown man from seizing… and my little 6 pound dog would not stop. At that point he knelt down next to the table, told his tech to start IV fluids, and proceeded to pet my dog and tell her that she would be ok. She stayed there the weekend, I was hoping she would recover… they even allowed me to visit her on Mother’s Day so that I could see her… she was still seizing, but she still recognized me and followed me with her eyes and wagged her tail. They never opposed me visiting her during the two days she was there until there was no option but to put her to sleep. By Monday morning, my doggie had a blank stare, she was alive, but no longer there… and they held my had throughout the whole process, and made arrangements so that my parents could say good bye to her. Throughout this whole process I was never charged extra for after hours treatment, and as a matter of fact, it was less money than I expected, and they still offered to split my payments so that it would be easier on my pocketbook.
I now take my three felines buddies there, and leave them there at least once a year for boarding for a full week for boarding. One of my cat has an autoimmune disorder, and when he has a flair, all I have to do is call them for his meds… they know I can recognize his symptoms and have never been asked to bring him in «just to make sure».
I have also used them for boarding, both for my dogs and currently for my cats on my yearly vacations, and have never had any issues. Their hospital is staffed 24/​7, and they have facilities on site for a technician to be there overnight and during off hours. So whether hospitalized, or during boarding there is always someone there watching over your furry friends. They also offer grooming services, and although I cannot attest to it because I have never used it, I have no doubt that they are equally wonderful in that area too.
I can continue speaking wonders of them. The level of care and compassion that they show at TACH is sorely lacking in many other places, and I have often joked with people that I wish my doctor’s office treated me as well as they treat my pets at Town and Country. If you are on the fence, give them a try… you won’t regret it.

This place is great! All the staff is very kind and knowledgable, my dog Eli loves everyone here. When I picked him up after taking him for X-​rays, I was explained everything in detail and they even gave him some toys that would work better for him. I would definitely recommend this animal hospital to all our furry friends out there! :)

This is the BEST vet I have ever had and I’ve had many. They are so wonderful with my pets. If you need an appointment, they can usually even get you in the same day you call. All the receptionists are so sweet and friendly. The vets and techs are awesome. They make you and your pets feel like family. My older pets have had multiple surgeries there and they always take the best care of them. I would highly recommend them to anyone!

Very pricey! I quit bringing my dogs here since I could not afford the monthly visits of $ 220-​$ 300. I had two special needs dogs which needed meds and regular monitoring. I told the male vets that I was on a fixed budget. They always found another test or procedure which MUST be preformed. This added $ to the bill. Eye drops for one was $ 50 per 1 ounce bottle! I always paid cash since they charge an extra $ 5. If you pay by credit card! When my older dog passed, no one even expressed empathy. Now these jerks are pestering me for monies they say I didn’t pay. THEY ARE MONEY MONSTERS!

We neutered our puppy here & received A+ service. Staff was friendly and professional… Took their time explaining everything to us and were very affordable. Great facility too…

Boarding was decent and my Jesse seemed to enjoy. Waiting room has refreshments, and doesn’t have that wet dog smell. But for actual quality and care I wasn’t that impressed. In one case, we had Jess tested for epilepsy, and though we got meds, and called a few times for results, never did receive. It’s one of the pricier places around the area (not that I mind paying the price, but at least make me feel like it was worth it), and in my personal experience, I’ve found better vets since that time, and though I’m sure they’re good and qualified, it just didn’t work out for us.

Been taking my dog BAMBAM, there for 5 years. About 2 weeks ago he needed surgery and as usual everyone from the receptionist to the actual vet that did the surgery where in constant communication with us. Thank you is not enough, the care and service is a five start one. Other reviews might say it’s pricey, but you pay for great and outstanding service. Thanks again for taking care of BAMBAM. Will continue to spread the word and take my dog here.

My neighbor highly recommended this vet after I decided to get a dog for my family. They were with me every step of the way. The first dog I adopted was chipped and TCAH found the owners record. They help me return the dog to the owner and created a happy reunion. The second rescue was a puppy that head a severe heart murmur. This was not the right dog for my family and I decided to return him to the rescue for foster care. TCAH gave me a 2^nd free exam and some free antibiotics for his runny nose. The staff then did a quick Internet search for similar American Bulldogs at Paws 4 You rescue and Broward Humane Society (BHS) to help me find a great pet for my family. My 7 year old twin boys could not stand another heart break after losing two dogs in less than a week. We went to BHS and looked at the dog the staff helped up find. We fell in love again and brought «Boone» home. I brought him into TCAH for my 3^rd New Pet Exam and he passed as happy and healthy. They registered the rabies tag with my address and helped me with the info necessary to register the chip. The Vets took 20 minutes of him time to educate me about heart worms, fleas and ticks from a Florida point of view since the last dog I owned with in Iowa. We decided on a feeding schedule and they answered all my questions about bathing and nail trimming. I walked out out an hour later with all the information I needed to properly care for my new dog Boone. Their prices were reasonable as I would rather spend my money in my community than sending it to Wall Street via a big box retailer. The staff care as much as the Vets that work there and that is the trait of an exceptional business.

The best animal vet/​hospital in town!!! My dog was sick (vomiting/​diarrhea) for couple of days. We initially took her to another vet on bird road (which I strongly suggest ppl do not ever go there!) the doctor charged us a ridiculous amount for 2 days hospitalized+x ray+ultrasound and diagnosed her with hydronephrosis, the initial vet also strongly suggested to take out the kidney and told us surgery has to be done immediate and showed us a $ 4000 estimate. He said if not, my dog will die and her kidney would pop, and he also threaten us that my dog was so sick all because of the kidney issue. We also found out that the first Dr overlooked my dogs low platelet test and decided to do the surgery, which we found out late with Dr Mordaunt’s diagnosis, if we would let the first vet do the kidney surgery when my dog was in that bad condition, she would die!!! Thank god, we went to get second opinion from Dr Mordaunt in town and country animal hospital, he was so patient and knowledgable. So we took our dog to Dr Mordaunt, he carefully diagnosed my dog and she recovered in 2 weeks without kidney surgery! I was so thankful that we made the right choice and left the 1^st hospital. We were truly fortunate that Dr Mordaunt were my Dog’s doctor. Overall, the hospital gave my dog excellent and compassionate care and addressed each of our concern. Doctors in town and country make us feel that our needs are important. Their entire office is dedicated to help us feel important. Love it! If there is a 10 star! I will definitely rate it!!!

Love this place. A little expensive but worth it. My girlfriend and I take our two cats and dog here. We have one of the memberships because it offers free check ups. We love the staff and trust the doctors implicitly.

I wanted to write update on my continuted satisfaction with this Animal Hopsital. A few times I have called them and gone in on the same day due to emergencies and they have never turned me away and they have given my dogs 100% good care. On my last few visits I have seen Dr. Kesseru and have been very happy with her. She is not only sweet, but has a great bedside manner. Really, all the doctors I have seen here have been nice and seem to have a genuine love for animals.
My diabetic dog has boarded with them several times and they have always taken great care of her.

This place gets an A++ in my grade book!
The facility is beautiful. The staff was super friendly and professional. The doctor was extremely gentle and sweet with our beloved pain in the butt dog and was very thorough explaining our dog’s issues. She ran tests that nobody had ever taken the time to do before, all to try to understand his issues and the underlying cause of them, as opposed to just treating his symptoms. The whole time she made sure to tell us the approximate costs of everything and the course of action she would take and why. All at reasonable but average prices.
We had him groomed too and they left him perfect. No nicks, cuts, irritation, or bald spots. Plus, he was happy when we picked him up!
Overall, awesome experience! I’m so glad to have found them!

I have been taking my pets here since the year 2000. The place is spotless from the waiting area to the examining rooms. The staff is friendly and ready to answer all your questions. The vets are also friendly and ready to engage in conversation. This is also a nice place to board your dog. It is on the pricey side but then again with these folks you get what you pay for. I have tried other places but keep coming back here. If you live in the West Kendall area and need an animal hospital look no further than this.