Our Vets

We could not do what we do without our amazing, generous, and compassionate vets.  They give of their time, talent and profits to help us make doxie dreams come true and we invite any of our DRSF family looking for a new vet to give them a call!

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Our Vets

Pet Medical Center of Boca Raton
8903 Glades Rd. Suite L2/L3
Boca Raton, FL 33434
(561) 923-8255
http://www.petmedicalcenterboca.com/

Everglades Animal Hospital
15731 Sheridan St
Davie, FL 33331
(954) 680-7730
www.evergladesanimalhospital.com

Dr. Bruce's Animal Hospital
8696 Griffin Rd
Cooper City, FL 33328
(954) 448-7600
www.drbrucesanimalhospital.com

LeadER Animal Specialty Hospital
9410 Sterling Road
Cooper City, FL 33024
(954) 432-5611
www.leadervet.com


Miami Dade County

Crossroads Animal Hospital
11622 N Kendall Dr
Miami, FL 33176
(305) 279-2000
www.crossroadspetvet.com

Bravo Animal Clinic
10901 SW 186th St
Miami, FL 33157
(305) 234-9422
www.bravoanimalclinic.com




Emergency & Specialty Services

LeadER
9410 Stirling Rd
Hollywood, FL 33024
(954) 437-9630
www.leadervet.com

Southeast Veterinary Neurology
Dr. Michael Wong
9300 SW 40th Street
Miami, FL 33165
(305) 274-2777
www.sevneurology.com

University of Florida Small Animal Hospital
2015 SW 16th Avenue
Gainsville, FL, 32608
(352) 392-2235
smallanimal.vethospital.ufl.edu

Palm Beach Veterinary Specialists
3884 Forest Hill Blvd
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
(561) 434-5700
www.palmbeachvetspecialists.com

Behavior

Dynamite Dog Training
(954) 515-6144
www.dynamitedogtraining.com

Not in South Florida?  
Here's how to find a great Vet wherever you are!

There are many steps you can take to find the best care for your dog.

• Call the office. A quick phone call can provide valuable information. How busy are they?  What types of animals do they treat? How long have they been in practice? How many vets are on staff and how long have they been practicing? Are there any specialists? What kind of additional services are offered, such as grooming, x-ray, ultrasound, or boarding?  What are the hours of operation? Do they provide emergency services? If you call with an emergency, can they fit you in immediately? Does the staff seem kind? 

• Visit the office before you need to.  If you can, schedule a tour during your phone interview.  A reputable facility will be more than willing to show you around. Take note of your impressions. How were you greeted? How are pets separated (sick vs. well-visit animals)? Is the office clean? Do the informational materials and equipment appear up to date? If they offer boarding, are the kennels clean? How often are the dogs allowed out of their kennels? Is there a play area? How many surgery or specialty beds do they have for emergencies? You may also want to ask for a sample price list of common services and see if they offer payment plans for emergencies. It is better to know that your dog can be accommodated before you are in a stressful situation. 

• When in doubt, ask for referrals. Hopefully during your office tour you will see thank-you cards or success stories on display. If not, ask if they have any clients or partners who would be willing to share their experiences.