EveryPet

I was initially nervous about bringing a stray mom cat here after reading some of the reviews, but I had a very positive experience. The staff was kind, helpful, and treated her well, and I’m extremely grateful they were able to spay her at no cost. I’ve seen complaints about cats being left messy in cages overnight, but realistically shelters and low-cost clinics often operate with limited staff and very high volumes. The cat I brought also had an accident in the carrier on the way home, and I simply cleaned her up once we got home. If possible, picking pets up the same day may help avoid that situation. Overall, I appreciate the work this clinic does for the community and for stray animals.

Every Pet, formerly No More Homeless Pets, has been a blessing to so many. Offering free and reduced pet care including spay and neuter. I have used them on several occasions, not just for TNR but for my own fur babies!

I don’t know what everyone on here is talking about but they must’ve got there stuff on track. We came in today for a spay and neuter two girls and one boy and the office workers were very respectful and helpful. They instructed how to get signed in to everyone and made the process easy. It took maybe a hour to do all the paperwork and they even leant us trap cages to get our neighborhood cats fixed (we had brought them in cat carriers) we checked in at 10:30 and they were done by 2:40 picked up the same day. All cats are still loopy from the anesthesia which was be expected. Id say that this was a great experience and everything went well.

Everything went smooth for all t of my fur babies. Jamee was amazing and so helpful. If it wouldn't have been for her I would have been frantic. Thank you

After I was price baited at another vet I decided to try EveryPet for my senior dogs wellness check. They treated my dogger with respect and what I thought was awesome is the tech came in and chatted for quite some time and let him become adjusted before straight to touching him. He went with her without even a second glance at us lol. The price was exactly what we budgeted for. We've worked really hard on making our old guys upper years, good ones and it felt good for the Dr to notice. We were pleased with the visit. The front desk were very kind and helpful also.

Would not recommend. Cheap but they do not care about your pets. My cat got spayed here, household pet. She was sitting in her urine and feces after her surgery for who knows how long. I had to throw away the carrier. Did not give proper aftercare. I couldn’t get into touch with anyone unless I drove over there, the front desk lady was very rude and slammed a door in my face. When I expressed my concerns they were dismissed as normal. It is not normal and it took a lot to speak to a tech or doctor. The vet tech was very nice. The wound is healing nicely but I had to take my cat to the ER due to complications and I did not trust to take her back to this place. I’d recommend just paying full price for a nice vet

4 stars for huge improvements in the intake and pick up of TNR community cats which is my experience since 2017. Separation from reg vet appts was and is so much better. The QR log in is great. Wait times are greatly reduced and the staff are way more efficient and trained. I appreciate the improvements! Two complaints- 1 minor. The smell in the lobby is overpowering so I’ve elected to wait in my car as is allowed but I don’t think they will notify you when to come in,? 2nd complaint that is more concerning is that- over the last year management decided not to release vet notes at pick up of community cats and no requesting or emailing questions will be answered. No longer can I see what was done for wound care, whether a cat was pregnant or its age or its weight. I picked up an adult tricolor fetal cat a couple weeks ago with an injured tail I noted on the intake form to have treated. I intended to bring her into care at my home for a period of time to relocate her since No one was feeding her at the location I trapped her. . When I went to put her into the cage at my house, I saw that her tail had been amputated. No information of why this was done or information on aftercare Or even knowing it was done until I brought her home. This policy does not serve the feral cats or people trapping and caring for them. Those of us who have taken on the responsibility of trapping, feeding and caring for feral cats deserve to know what was discovered as we continue to provide care for their well being. We want more information not less. I have feral cats. I have taken care of for many years, Miney just show up some heavy relocated to my property because I take care of them and I care about . I poured over those notes they were informative and I kept them. Sometimes when otherwise feral cat was friendly or young enough as a kitten, I’ve been able to get them into rescue and have the medical records to hand to the rescue. Now the procedure depends on busy front desk staff under time constraints to transcribe some brief information on the form that they release and it is inconsistent. they may or may not put the cats weight, estimated age, but they put nothing about condition of the cat, surgeries, wound care or medicine that was administered. Now a wall has been erected between the consumer caretaker of the cats and facility. I don’t consider restricted information and lesser informed caretakers a good policy. Thank you for all that you do for the community cats in Jacksonville and your efforts to continue to improve services. Some of the cats I’ve brought in and still care for.