Vinoski Veterinary Clinic

So blessed to have found Dr V & his team when I moved to Florida 2yrs ago. I'd had some bad experiences over the years with vetinary care in CT. Dr V has given me back trust & confidence & I wouldn't take my Koda & Angel anywhere else. My dogs are my family.

Dr Vinosky is a great veterinarian, I absolutely love him and more importantly my dog does too! I highly recommend him along with all the office girls & guy’s along with the other technician’s they are all wonderful caring people. Thank You everyone! .

I was reluctant to write a review because I have been coming to Dr. V for years, but now I feel like it’s necessary. When my dogs first started coming here everything was great. Dr. V and his staff were very attentive and kind. As time went on, I could tell that things were changing. Renee at the front desk is honestly really rude, you can barely get a word in before she cuts you off. She always annoyed the crap out of me but she’s just front desk so I always bit my tongue and ignored her. The techs have always treated us well and are very kind but I started to notice that Dr. V was very dismissive of my concerns for my dogs. I felt cut off and any issues my (now senior dogs) have, he brushed off and said it would be fine. I initially trusted him but after a cancer scare with my dog, I felt like I couldn’t trust him anymore. This doubt prompted me to look at the reviews and WOW! There’s a reason why in the past year or so all of these bad reviews have come to light. Many reviews also detailing experiences that I, myself have experienced in this clinic. I have transferred my dogs to another vet and will not be returning to this clinic. Dr. V, if caring for our beloved pets is no longer your passion please retire. You were voted best vet in Palm Beach County in 2021 and 2022. It is now clear to me why you have not been awarded that title since then.

PLEASE READ! My dog is a small seven year old mixed dachshund breed we came to him because my dog was coughing/sucking in breaths and sneezing, he said that it might be a irritated trachea which would usually be treated with things like cough suppressants. Dr. Vinoski put her on three different EXPENSIVE medications none of which helped her, if anything she got worse. We took her to a different vet and they actually treated her, not by trouble shooting and putting her on three medications but by actually diagnosing her and treating her with one medication. When my dog started on a medication to help her anxiety we planned to just go pick it up at publix where it is around ten cents per pill so we could pay around four dollars for a whole month of medication. Dr. Vinoski heavily insisted (even though we told him we would prefer he send the prescription to publix) that we just buy it from him. We ended up buying the pills for around twenty dollars for one month FIVE TIMES THE USUAL PRICE! Dr. Vinoski only cares about money! He does not care about your pet!

Dr Vinoski and his entire staff are excellent and really care about your fur babies well being. Unfortunately, I have had a rough year and have lost 3 of my elderly babies. They helped me every step of the way and treated me with respect and kindness. I would not think of going anywhere else for my babies treatment.

I met Dr. Vinoski when he worked at furry friends. He left to start his own practice, furry friends was under new ownership some corporate company that he believed was all about the money. Fast forward to new practice that I continued to take my dog. About 3 years ago I mentioned to Dr. Vinoski my dog wasn't eating as he always did twice a day. Charlie turned his nose up at everything! even low fat human food I would cook him. Dr. Vinoski's response was ... he'll eat when he's hungry nothing wrong with his blood work, he's just getting old. I brought my dog in for ear, annual glad extraction & check ups often saying the same thing about him still not eating more than once a day! Doctor never really had a concern about it. I had to do my own research on finding a product called Entice, a medication That would encourage him to eat. It worked for a while But it wasn't a medication a dog should be on for a lifetime. My dog ended up in the Emergency room 6 weeks ago because he started Vomiting Blood & bloody Diarrhea. Come to find out he had severe gastroenteritis!! Caused by all the Antibiotics Dr. Vinoski Prescribed for the past 3 years with infections my dog ended up having because he wasn't eating properly! Nor did he Ever bother prescribing a probiotic for my dog to replace the good bacteria in his digestive system which is what they do for humans!!! I ended up having to put my dog to sleep 2 weeks ago. I call Dr. Vinoski's office to cancel an appt I had made and although the girl said, I'm sorry for your loss ... But Never bothered to send me a Lousy Card! nor did the doctor bother to call! Dr. Vinoski is not the same man I met 6 years ago. Talk about all about the Money. Bottom Line if your thinking about using this vet ... Get a second opinion.

I brought my dog in as a new client because she was having sneezing fits and copious amounts of snot rockets out of only her right nostril. A quick Google said a possibility of dental problems. As we discussed her symptoms, the Dr immediately mentioned allergies. Fair, but no. She's seven, she's never had allergy problems and it just didn't read like any situation of allergies I've ever seen. When I stated I felt it was a dental issue, it was brushed off and he said her teeth looked fine. He was standing leaning against the counter and at no point in front of me did he examine her teeth, neither did the assistant sitting on the floor next to her. My other thought was a sinus infection because of the look and consistency of the snot, which looked kind of infectiony. We discussed the possibility of needing antibiotics, in case the allergy was a misdiagnosis. The Dr. agreed if the Claritin didn't work we could try a round of antibiotics and I could just call for them and pick them up And we'd figure things out from there. That night, we were playing and she was on her back with her mouth wide open and I could finally see that one of her teeth, on her right way in the back had massive swelling and was extremely irritated. I called the next morning, explained what I saw, and that he agreed we could just call for antibiotics if it wasn't allergies. She put me on hold to check with the doctor and came back and said something to the order of "well it wasn't like that yesterday." I simply repeated that we had agreed that if it wasn't allergies I could call for antibiotics, and that's what I'm doing. Straight to the end of the story, I took her to another vet, they did a full examination and not only did she have to have a tooth extracted but she also has a fast-growing osteosarcoma tumor in the majority of the roof of her mouth and into her sinus cavity. She only has a couple weeks to live. With your gut feeling, you are your dog's advocate